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.luiitlirr 1 1 null.
New OliLKAN, Feb, !KI. AcrovassolNifrct
wide la reported in tliu rllit bank of Hay on
La Fourch llvu mill1 below Thibodcatix.
All lltrn Ileal In i' llexlrii.
Santa Fk, Feb. '.'.1. Tim first of tlio week
a shooting nll'my occurred In n t'Aiiilillii
booth in n BocluJuil spot llvu mile from tliu
Use road between Fort Wlngaluaiid Bicmi's
fiprlug. Four men entered n saloon aim!
called for drink, Tliu proprietor stated tlmt
lie told no whisky, but if tlio men wanted to
fUDiblo they could bo furnished with whisky,
'our men then not down with tlio proprietor
and Alter piny I nut a short tlmo n row licgan,
resulting in the death of nil tlio card players,
.etch being shot several times.
The Telettrnpli Case.
New YmiK. Feb. 2D.- Tlio immmvii An
order for tin examination of tlio defendants
before trial was granted recently in tlio case
of Williams vs. tliu Western Union Telegraph
Company to prevent the Imuaiico of now
stock, All Interested parties of nny proml
nrnce wero .instructed to appear to-day. Tho
defendants set up tliu plea that they should lie
protected, since tlicy wero exovil to tho ikjs
eibility ol n criminal indictment by tho exam
nation. Chief Justice Sedgwick reserved de
cision on it motion to vacate tho order of ex
amination made by tho defendant".
Tlie World's t'alr C'oinnilllre.
At a meeting of tliu uxlifliitli.it committee,
General (Irant expressed surprise nt tliu In-
difference in tho movement, and thought that
omo nctior must bo taken to aioiiiu thonrdor
of tho citizens. Ilu reconiineniled Another
effort to securu Cuutrat l'ark, but tho matter
of electing nnotlur alto was delayed till
Jfarch lirst. I ho committee goes to AN ash
Jngton to Mcuro additional IcicisUtlon.
Mlrhllinn Keptilillrnn .Nominations,
DmioiT, Feb, '-!.'l. Thu Republican .Statu
Louvcntlon, at 1-aiislng to-day, nnuiliiateil
Hon. Isaao Mars ton for Judge of theSupremu
Court, and Hon. James F. Joy, of Detroit,
Mil ex (lov, Austin lllsir, of Jackson county,
for ltrgcuta of tho Statu University. This
ticket is regarded nt exceptionally strong.
The HprsRiir He
riic-viMCM'!, H. I.r Feb. 2.1. -In tho di
vorce cao of Knthennu Chase Sprnguo vs.
William H. Sprague, respondent to-day Hied
M answer, denying all the petitioner's allega
tions, Klljeil liy m Hour.
LINCOLN, Fob, '.'.'(.Jacob Vogt, nn old and
respected citizen was killed this morning by
a boar, which nttackvd him, severing tho fe
moral artery.
IIimiiI Deposits,
AVahiiimitox, FiOi, l!.-l, Since November
1, 1880, theru has been a nut lucreasu of $111,-
1U0,IXXI llvu pel cent, lunula deposited to se-J
euro circulittioii and an imrrnso nf 911,100,000
our per cent., and $'.', HO.OOO four and one.
half per cent.
i:ploloii .rnr Jersey 'll).
Nbw Yiiiik, Feb. 2:1. lty an explosion in
Ptriler's lire-uorks factory near Jersey City
tills eveliiiig.Jauies (lllleu, n Iki)', It is thought
was fatally injured, and two other hoys named
Noiuott mid Leopold, an old nun named
Goodcy and three others badly hurneil, 'I'liero
was A fatal explosion at tliu time factory a
few dajsngo.
AJfrelrsI from lluilnn ('liNiirr fur 4'midr
niiilloii iifllir Chinese Treaties.
Wasiiisoton, Feb. 'J5.-The Vico Presi
dent to-day presented to tho Senate tho fob
Ittwinu memorial, and it was referred to the
coiniiiltteo on foreign rulatiousi
Boston. Feb. . 1881.
To (m VituiUnt 0 Iht Utiinlti Sm We
the undersigned merchants and shipowners of
Boston, respectfully request that you will
convey to the honorable body of which you
U the head, our belief that the treaties re
rantly ncgotisttd with China are injuriois to
ins lnieresis anil con im-rco 01 the country,
unjust In their discrimination, and their ef
feet scainst our vessels in carrying trade in
Ciina and unwise and uncalled for by any
.circumstances in the existing relations be.
trwecn tho two countries. We would resnect.
ally urre uiion its consideration! First That
ins mint 01 the Hilical treaty are deroga
tory to the dignity of the United States in
dealing with a semi-civilired yet arrogant gov
ernment. Second That tho conditions of the
commercial treaty are not only unnecessary
and useless over commercial privileges Wing
already estJibll'hed bv previilnt treaties to tho
mutual sititfactiili of the two countries, but
are actually hurtful. That the result of that
embassy sent from our shores w relievo 111
from a previous error in diplomacy should I
new agreement to our own disadvantago in
all its clauses seems to us its clauses are as
unprecedented as it is unfortunate.
The memorial is signed by John T. Forbes
k Co , and nineteen oilier mercantile III ins,
Its positive and sweeping assertions, unsup
ported by argument or specifications, are not
likely to excite any intlueuco on the Scuato at
large, but th memorial will doubtless serve
to stimulate the opposition already threatened
by certain Senators from New Knulaiul, It
must be said, however, that the near aniimach
of the constitutional vioto of the session and
the great pressure of accumulated business
have now the etlect of making even a small
opposition formidable by reasou of the abun
dant opportunities for interposing delays, ami
it tbervtoro begins to liok as it the final con
slderation of the Chinese treaties may after
all bo otpoiicd for a special session of tho
next beiute. Chairman I'-aton, nevertheless,
is still hopeful that he will succeed in calling
them up (or action Uloie tho Ith of March,
and in this etcnt their prompt r-Uiticatioii
may lie considered certain,
l.iilUry Ik-alrr "-rilleurril.
Nicw Ykiik. Feb. 2.V Another lottry
dealer, Kobt. Dunn, hat Iwea seuteucttl to
live wnilvntiary for six months and to pjv a
Jlne of S.OOO. The lottery and policy dealers
have suspended business,
1 lie I'urse u( LeuUtnllon,
Ntcw oi!K, IVU '.M Tlie J'ritiiiHt of this
morning has an viliton.it on the piweislius
ill Wall stieet, wlueli it call " (ho Carlisle
l'sulc," and says no busiiuss uian need In
told that yesterday wix a day of tenible
strain, excitement and ilisuter. When tlie
toUil mrrcaiitilo houses lind it iiiipostildo to
borrow money at I per cent, premium iht
day. and w hen rates exchange fall to far tl at
foreign trannctioiis aim viitually airestnl, it
is iuijmssib.e to estimate the injury caused to
every branch of business to holders of fttenri
tics, many of whom oro forced to sell. The
losses ainco lriilny liavo been enormous, It
is astonishing that in spito of such a fall in
prices and such n stringency in tho motiuy
market no failures occurred, and there could
not bo stronger evidence, of tlio soundness of
business and solvency of dealers. Tho panic
is not caused by any commercial or financial
rottenness or recklessness, but thousands of
men, not here alone, but In every part of tho
country, a.e liearing severe lossot to-day bo
causo an unjust and unwise measure, framed
for partisan ends, is pending In Conrrcss. No
amendment of tho funding bill will restore thv
healthy cendition of busincu that docs not
tako from it the coercive feature of tho fifth
section.
YVamiiixiitom, 2."). Tlio Senate to-day con.
firmed tho appointment of Henry II, Benton,
)iostlnastcr nt San Diego, Cal.
rinsinlllre' tli-rniiiiiieiiiliillons.
The Sonato committcu on tho liver and har
bor bill recommend tho following alterations
in tho appropriations! Tho construction of n
lock mid dam at (I0010 llapids. on tho Ited
Itivcr of the North in Minnesota and Dakota,
$2(1,0001 continuing iinnrot omenta at tho en
trance of Coos I lay I laffmr, Orw'on, $.10,000)
improving Sail Joviiin Itivtir, Cal., 820,000;
increase of appropriation for Sacramento
Itivcr, Cat,, $.10,000; increa-o of appropria
tion for Wilmington Hnilior. Cnl S21.000;
iticru.iso of appropriation for Humboldt Har
bor nnd Hay, Cnl., $10,000.
.liMlur t'liliter llrrllnts.
Nkw Yiiiik. Feb. 23. Tho Ami's lcadinu
editorial coiiuratulatcs tho people of New
York that Charles J. Foliar is to remain chief
lildk'n of the court of mipeals. hnvhiu de
clined to tako tho seat ollcred him in tho cab
inet.
A tlritlnln Tiii llnlf lleslrnjeil.
IticiiMiiyii. Feb. 28. The town of Frank
lin on the Senlionrd and Hounoko Itnilroad
was half destroyed bv liro yesterday. Nearly
an ma niisiness nouses were destroyed, lu
eluding tliu jKist ollica mill telegraph oltice.
The railroad warehouses were saved, this be
ing tho point at which tho liro was stopped.
Tho lots is estimated at glfiO.OJO. Tho tiro
originated from tho explosion of an oil lamp
in a grocery store. Insurance $.'.0,000.
All (Hand. ImU
St. Joiinm, Feb. 28. -Tho brigantllio Isabel
has been wrecked at (lull Island and all
hands InU. Shu was 0110 of the finest shins
ongaited in the llrn.ilian trade, sailing from
ncwiomullaiiil, J hiring n mow storm Tues
day last, accoiiipiniid by a violent galo of
winii, 1110 isanei ran ashoio lileli nnd 1 rv
among jagged reels, and not n moment was
allowed the unfortunate olliccrs and crew to
make n tinglu ellort to save their lives, TIih
wreck and debris of the vessel nre wiislictl up
into ravines and crevices of the frowninu
cliir, but no symptom or indication that a
single one of her crew cscaptd destruction lias
been presented.
FOICKIO.
llerrKlrlilrrlihes lllsiimrek n Hard Tliru-I.
Hk.iii.is, Feb. 21. -The reichstng to-day
commenced discussion of thu budget. Privy
Councillor Schblese, secretary of tho imperial
treasury, said that tho lliisncial year of 18711
80 closed with n surplus of 2.1,000,000 marks.
Tho present budget was somewhat altered in
loriu, lliu liureased receipts Iroin tho to
bacco tax were i'stiiiiateilati!il,(KK),000 marks,
and fiom matriculation contributions 21,000
marks. As compared with those of tho last
liuanclal year, thu perment oxHndituru
showed 1111 increase of 22,000,000 murks, 17,
000,000 being fur tho ai'my. The sums set
asido for exceptional outlay nre (1,000,000
maiks less than last year.
Ilerr Hicliter maintained that no Mvlug
wasell'ected in any ilcpaitment and denied
that lllsinarek's eilstoms noliuv bid 1 rodnccd
nny kikhI. lliamaiek wss drawiiigeverythiug
moru and 111010 under In M-rsoua direction.
(Icrmaiiy was under n dictatorship. As soon
as any chiefs of departments showed any in
dependence, they were suppressed, and thus
thu administration was tliiowu into n statu of
disorganiratioii and ihvcii a vacclllating char
acter. This personal regime caused confusion
in liarnamiiit nnd lu parliamentary parlies.
Bismarck replied that luuoHiitry could look
forward to tho future with such warm secur
ity as UrNiiany. Tlio chancellor was answer
ablo nut to the rcichstag alone, but nlxivu all
to tho euiHror. A timorous cliancellor, who
always wailed for direction from tlio rcich
stag, and who hud no opinions of his own,
would be nn entirely sunvrlluous ollicial. Ilu
declared that If Ins agreement with the heads
of departments wa ever disturbed, jt should
invariaiuy re said that notli ol us ran no
longer remain in ollico. His solo guiding stsr
was a ipiestioii nf what good does it bring to
the fatherland.
The debate was then adjourned.
I'renrh AtTMrs.
Pahis, Feb. 24. In tho senate the Duke
De llroirlie declared the information furnished
by the (.'ovemment on (ireek atTsirs insulli-
cient. Occult and underhand measures had
been taken under the shelter of certoiu high
influence. He wished tn know who instiga
ted Thomas in the mission and promise of
rifles to (Ireece. Premier Ferry replied that
mat miision was an ordinary normal act, but
that irreconciabtca of right and life had dis
torted its nature. Do Freycinet, his prede
cessor, had previously ascertained that the
dispatch nf French olliceru to Greece, and
(lerman otlicials to Turkey, was in no way
calculated to disturb concert of the powers.
Ferry reminded tho house of tho note of the
Duke Do Cate wherein it w maintained
that there wcru no rest rict'ou on the side of
arms, provided war was not at thu timo de
clared. The government having heard of tho
sale of war material, had Absolutely p-olub-ited
Its, exportation, and conseipioutly not a
single cartridge had left the country, Order
of day, pure and simple, was then adopted,
1(10 to 112. '
Loxims, FeU 2.V The delate on the pro
tection bill was resumed to-day. Lord George
Hamilton, conservative, savs" tlmt Ik in
Ireland tho ereater nart ol thu lost Autumn.
and he was able to say that tho condition of
irriami was uiideriated than otherwise.
Joseph Cowan, radical reform and bomii
rule inemlH-r, denounced the bill,
Furstcrstroncly defended the hill. He said
that it was time for the hoiue t-i show its
strength and deliver Ireland from the tei Mr
ism of the unwritten law, and for parliament
to show itself strong enough t- paa such
measures as would render any future coercion
bill unnecessary by making tlie iieoplo of Ire
land contented slid prosperous.
Arthur O'Connor replied in a warm speech.
At 12:30 A. 11,, he sat down; whcrvuon, n
no other memU'r rose, the speaker put tho
iiuestioii on McCarthy motion for rejection
ot the bill. Defeated -321 to ,7, Six Kng
lith meintwra voted with the ininority.
O Connor wished to move an anieiidment,
but the speaker would not accept it.
O'Donnell rose amid crie of 'divide."
The speakerIt seems the general tense of
the house that the question bo now put.
The bill was then read a third time and
passed by a vote of 2SI to 3d,
t'oit :;.
4'onsrnliilnllinis In tlrlor lliisi.
1'AniH, Feb. 23. Ylotor Hiiiro has iccclvcd
tclgraphio congratulations from the emperor
nf Brazil, tho chief poets of Knglanl, Bret
narte and other writers 01 Kngland slid tlie
United States.
Premier Ferry prcmitcd him with a rich
vase in tho namo of (he republic, snl Presi
dent Urovy sent him a boun,uct.
Kellef from lleldelbem Exieell.
The Hoers expect 4,000 men from Hcidtl
bcrs with three mins. Tim statement is ills.
credited.
4'nndntiar to l Ktnennled.
Lo.VDO.v. Feb. 28. The AW.i understands
that preparations have been made for tho
evacuation of Candaha; nt tho end of March.
The t'nlhnlle Mercy In Hie Irish
In all tho Lenten pistoriats issued fy the
Irish Catholic bishops, Sunday, strong hopes
were expressed that thu government would
deal cllijctually with tho laud ijucstion nt nn
early date. The people nro nnrncil against
joining illegal (octet combinations, but
tho strongest sympathy Is expressed for their
trials.
I'ern mill I'lilll.
Kngland, Hnyti and Franco have tele
graphed instructions to their representatives
at Lima and Santiago with refereticu to me
diation tulicitvl by Peru in the war with
Chili.
PACIFIC COASt.
The Knllorh Trlnl.
Sax Fiuncimii, Feb. 2.1. In tho Kalloch
trial to-day but littlo of new interest was
hmuuht out. One witness, named A loon, of
Santa Cruz county, testilied to seeing yuiiuir
Knlloch npproach thu door of tho C'AroniWe
ollico in company with another man, who
pointed out Charles Do Young to Kailocli.
j ins nut jusb in;iuie iliu Sliuutiug.
A liumlier of witnesses, were examined as to
tho condition of I)ooungs pistol, which
whs found lying on tho desk near which ho
fell, showing that it was cocked, hut that
none of thu chambers had been discharged.
Before aijournmciit this evening tho prose
cution intimated that if no lengthy cross
examination of their additional witnesies was
indulged in by tho defense, they miuht get
through witli their evidence to-moriow.
Itesiill ul n lliinrrel.
SACKAMK.NTO. Feb. 28. Cornelius Haves
ami .miko ixiyiu ipiarrcicu over n game of
cards 011 yesterday morning. Hayes struck
lloylo with his list, when the latter stabbed
his assailant with n jack knife, indicting a
probable fatal wound in thu bowels.
Mlniiillnr Mode nt Klllclde.
Naca, Feb, 28, All Indian patient, by the
name 01 .Motiauen, commuted suicide nt tlie
iiisauu asylum Siturd.iy night, by scjlding
herself in n hath tub.
ITEMS BY TELFOKAPII.
Sarah Bernhardt has engaged a dctccliro
guard.
A private powder 1n.1gar.iDO nt Cork was
forcibly entered on tho 2.1d, nnd tho powder
I'url flrfuri! Ilrrtniinirnileil n 11 llnrlmr nf
Itelimr,
Wahiiixiitii.v, Feb. 2tl. Tho Secretary of
War to-day transmitted to thu Senate addi
tional majority and minority reports from the
I'ncitlj Coast I km rd of engineers 011 tho sub
ject of the locntion nf n harbor of refuge for
vldcli 910U,UUU was appropriatotl in .March,
1870. to bo expended at such noiut lietwicn
thu Straits of Fuca mid San Francisco ns a
majority of tho hoard should find t lm thu
most suitable lor tlio Interest ot both local
and general commerce. Majority ami minor
ity report were submitted in March last year,
but in view of the conflict of opinions ami
magiiitudo of the work 1 idpoied, jnstiuctious
wero given to thu hoard by tho .Secretary of
War to reconsider the whole subject, nnJ the
report now submitted have been made in
compliiiico with these instructions. The ma
jority consisting nf Colonels Stewart, Men
lull and GillutpTu adhere to their turner se
lection of Port Orford as the most "suitable
location. They report that after reconsider
ing the whole subject, they sou no reason for
changing tho viuws expressed in their report
of last year. Tho dissenting iuemlx.r, Col.
Williamson, nlso adheres tn his previously
expressed opinion, that Trinidad prcseut
grtater advantages than nny other point nnd
reserves the riclit to present n full expression
of that opinion nt a later time. Thu chief of
engineers in forwarding thesu points tu thu
Secretary of War, says that it may be well tn
call attention to the estimate of the Imard as
Involving in nil Ail ultimate expenditure of
$8,000,000 for the establishment of tho har
bor in question, Secretary Knmtey transmit
nil the jiapers to tho Senate without comment.
CUUIIKP. -Tho British bii-L An.l,.. M.r.
eier master, Iw cleared from the custom
V.".. '" ."" c,t' w '"' l'-.0 Iwiital of Walla
Wall.) wheat, valued at $m, aud I.I.VJ,.
;tt0 IklUhds of Saleill klkil-a' Hour. vilu...l
Wl.OtW fir Liverpool. Tin Salem Fiouiing
-Mills company is tlio cousijunr.
STATE NEWS.
There urowx cnnclitlatoA forthooflico of
inurshnl in Jnckhonvillc.
A bridge is norely needed over Jen
nie creek, on the Axhland ami Lakeville
yad,
Thn Eugrno Slili Ca has boon leased
to parties for tho manufacture of sacIiIIo
trees.
The roads in thn vicinity of the Mo
Kenrio and tlie Middle. Fork hnvo leen
bsdly washed by tlio recent rains.
Tho reef at Yanuina Wy is said to
break the power of billows comipj; in
from tho ocean, so that they are harm
lens. S01110 miscreants havu lcen blicoting
lliu gwso, hogs, cnttlo and horses of H.
V. Myer, on Hear creek, Jackson
county.
Thn Silverton band cives open air
concerts, and it is snfo to sny ther nro
not over uuriiene'.i with " weatlur-' to
tho extent wo nro in Portland.
dipt. It. R Orillin, aced 73 veirs, a
pioneer of 1848, iu Linn county, died
Inst Friday in Jackson county. Ho
leaves a wifo slid nino childreiu Peace
to his nshes.
lVtrr I)ron, of Brook's Station, got
on a spree, wandered to Eugene and
had all tho neighbors in the vicinity
hunting high nnd low foi him luwgin
ng him murdered.
stolen.
It was snowing hard again In New York on
the 2.1d, with indications that tho snow
will turn to rain. ,
It is rumored that the government will in
terfere with a proposed Parncll demonstration
at Cork on Sunday.
Senator Matt. Carpenter died nt Washing
ton on the morning of the 24th, of Bright 's
disease of the kidneys.
Many Sligo farmers who refused to psy rent
liiuher than Griffith's valuation are hastening
to pay landlords terms.
On March 7th, A WAlking match will toko
place. Thn contestants nru O'Lcary, nil un
known, Vaughn ni'd Howell.
On tho 22d the store of Mi Caw tc Itogeis,
at Steilacoom, was In11vl.1r1011.1ly entered thu
safe btoken into and $100 in coin stolen.
The Mexican Veteraif Association on tho
2.1d at Louisville ekcted olhctrs. Tliu next
meetlnit will be held in Cincinnati September
14th.
In the commons Gladstone gnvo notice of
consideration of tho bill for thu better pro
tection of persons and property in Ireland, ns
amended,
F.lizabcth Wood llonjctti, Irish, aged 2(1,
cut her throat under temporary aberration of
the mind, at n place 2J mile above Saratoga
in Santa Clara county, Monday last.
The 3.1th ballot for U. S. Senator, at Har
rishurg on the '.'.'Id, resulted in the election ol
John I. Mitchell. The voto wast Mitchell
150, Wallace 0.', MacYeiigh 1, Brewster 1.
Tho liiltr-Ocfnn sayst It Is reported that n
syndicate, of which Geo. N. Pullman, of Chi-
cauo, is tlio principal member, has been
formed to putvhaso a controlling interest in
too .MTincin rncinc.
At A meeting of tho Western Nnll Associa
tion nt Pittsburg on tho 2.1d, it was unani
mously decided to ndvanco the price of nails
to $.1. The card rato has been $2 8.1, but
contracts wero not invited nt that figure,
Parnell has written to tho secretary nf thu
land league at Clara letracting Ids advice to
plough up land, becnuso ho has learned that
unjust and barbarous laws make such no act
punishable by atvcii years' penal servitude
A sharp competition iu freights nt San
Francisco has been commenced lietween
agents ol the new Chinese steam lino ami .tlio
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. .."i,,., ........ ..,u u..,,v. IIUIU l-llb 11U..11 ins:
rato on Hour to five dollars and tho Pacific
Mall has Hindu a further reduction of half a
dollar.
Senator Farley on the 2.1d, obtained passaire
by tho Senate of his bill to provhlo for tho es
tablishment of a branch dead letter ollico for
tho Pacific Coast At San Francisco, and thus
avoid unnecessary delay of transmittins un
called for letter to and from Washington.
Tho bill now goes to tho Houscof Representa
tives. Tho Canada Pacific, railroad is prohibited In
its charier by Parliament, from building
within 1.1 mile of tho American lino.
Twenty person wero iniurcd near Gladwa.
ter, Texas, on the 24th, by tho ditching of
two cars, resulting iroin n spreading rail.
Sandwich Island vessels aro quarantined on.
mii.iiiK 111, onn rrniiciscu, uu account Ol mo
prevalence of small-pox nt tho former place.
ThoSenidu committcoha ngrecd to Slater's
amendment to insert un npproprialistiou of
$2.1,000 for tho improvement of Coo Hay,
Oregon.
The death of Cameron, of Wisconsin, will
mnku it impossible for tliu Hepulilic.ins to or
ganize the next Senate even if Mahouu and
Davis voto w ith them.
A miner, named Donohue, was shot in tho
groin by another miner named Dugan, nt Bo
die on the 21th, vhilu interfering lietween
Dugan and another man who wcru lighting.
Constable O'Malley wounded several bystand
ers while trying to ijuell the disturbance.
John Yondecheide was hung nt Shelby ville,
Ky., on the 2.1th, for the murder of Itohecca
.lolinson, 1 colored girl, last .luly. Ilu ex
hibited brutal nonchalance on the tcatlbld.
New York bankers on the 21th, have ere
ated A stringency in tho money market there,
and stocks weakened in consequence. One
per cent, a day In addition to the 0 per cent,
jier annum was clmrgcd-r-the highest rate of
interest since 187.1. The naners tav the ns,
tinnal banks have played A very contemptible
part in this bulldosing scheme.
STATE XEWS.
TERItlTOKI.lL.
(loldondnln is troubled with Mttv
thieves. A billiard table cover wai'the
Inst thing lost.
V).ui Young has a sheep in Klicktat
county tlmt went 12 days during tlio
heavy snow without food." I
, . 1
Foriv Diui.t With. The secoiid injnest
held on the body of the unknown man vuthed
ashore nt Poit Orford, revealed the fad that
it u as that of a man named William Black,
about 35 years of age, and that his deati was
oauscd by violence. A tracture of tlm skull
aud a kuifo wound were discovered. The
jury returned a verdict that he came !o hi
death at the hands of partit uukuowu,
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co. has
brought two suits in the supreme court against
the Pennsylvania Railroad for damages, laid
at $.100,000 each. Declarations hsve net
been Hied, but it is learned that the cause ef
action is interruption to travel and consequent
loss on articles ueierren lor tlie market, the
value of which had declined when they finally
reached their destination, '
Reek's bill in the Senate authorize the is
sue of U. 8. notes of a not le denomination
than $10 in exchange for gold coin, delivered
to the a-sittant treasurer in New York in the
sum of $10,000 or more. Gold ut delivered
will lie held only for redemption of these
notes. These notes to bo receivable fur all
U. S, dues anil on ptihlio and private con
tracts, except for interest on the publio debt.
The lltralti savsi F.vcn China can afford tn
snap her linger defiantly at the United States
uair w lieu it covers a merchant vessel. The
Pacific Mail, the rnlv American line of steam.
er diL-accd iu the foreign trade, is Undine a
determined competition in the new Chinese
line, and as the latter can buy ships for one
half the money that Americans are compelled
by our idiotic navigation laws to pay, the
tight will last just so long as tho celestials
care tn prolong it.
K. C; Hayet, the Derby Line, Yt., wife
murderer, was executed on the 2.1th. He
said that he died innocent of knowledge or
intent of shooting his wi'e. He acted and
spoke quietly and calmly as if at home enter
taining friends, while examining thu gallows
and directing the pinioning of his arms.
Tlie "cuttinir" of tteerace rates bv German
steamship companies, will have the effect, so
Superintendent Jackson of Castle Garden be
lies es, of increasing tho Spring iuimiirration
to this country. A poor class of immigrants
are arriving this year. In January the total
wa S.0O0, against 0,000 for the corresponding
mouth last year.
Judtre Rheimd sentenced the Karl cam- of
burglars, thieves and highway robber at
Syracuse on the 2Mb. Leon and Charles
F-arl were each sentenced to C.1 years in the
State prison, P.mma Karl, their sitter and re-
Tliero nro eighty students at tho Phil
omath college.
Humo's mill nt Astoria is " pegging
away, night and dny."
There uro 188 prisoners now in tlio
penitentinty nt Salem.
Epizootic is manifesting itsolf at Fort
Sumptcr, linker county.
Tho Yamhill Reporter says saw logs
aro ripo on tho Nestucca.
Sheep have miHorcd very littlo in
Umatilla county this Witer.
Tliu Mnlhuur, linker county, will bo a
good mining camp this Spring.
A culestial has been arrested at Maker
City for cenliug a diamond ring.
If will iako S1,000 to put tho Albany
lieijinter olliee in slnipo again, sinco thu
lire.
Charles AV, Walling, n dairyman, is
wanted in Maker county, to suttlu a fow
accounts.
Tho Wood river country just now
Rectus to bo tho Mecca of Maker county
nd venturers.
Tho Tom Puyno mine, near Maker
City, is said to givo promiso of exectd
ing richness.
' .Stay ton is trying to build a school
houso by subscription. Why not try
hammer and nails!
Wild onts havo been crowinir thu en-
tiro Winter in tho vicinity of Sheridan.
Quito semi-tropitnl.
John Patterson, of Connor creek,
Maker county, captured a 7 months old
panther last week.
Tho Monumental mine is still running
011 rich ore, nnd still tho genial Sam
Parrish lingers at tlio metropolis.
Tho .W Oregoniati, ono of tho liest
papers in tho Statu, has wisely decided
to improvo itself still by discarding its
putent-out-sidu.
W. If.' Robertson and G. Young, of
thu Luckiamute, nro calling ono another
all sorts of terrible things 111 tliu Polk
county papers.
TEltKITOKIAL.
Tho ost oflico building nt Tacoma
was robbed recently by unknown bur
glars. Tho O. li- k N. Co.'h iliiino on thu
Walla Walla river was destroyed by
high water.
Christy Johnson has had his linnd
badly lacerated whilu duck hunting near
Vancouver lately.
Tho Marion county grand jury find
everything tliero " in ship shnpu and
npple-pio order.
mo latest nowspaper iledgiiug is
called tho Miitnhn City .Spirit. "It's
little, but oh G oily I"
Thu Cicur'd'Aleiie "SjiecUtlor is thu
iinmo of a new paper desirous of freez
ing to death 111 tlm upper country.
A boy mimed Mclntyro put 011 a
mask representing 11 panther's head and
at night peered in thu window of John
Powley's cabin, mar Vancouver. John
had an inkling of tho trick and loaded
his gun with dough, which ho emptied
into tliu face aud hair of thufestivu Mc
lntyro. "Dough unto others," etc., wns
Powley's motto.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, utircd from practice
having had placed 111 Ids hands by nn Kat
India missionary the lorumla of n simple veg
etable remedy for the speedy nnd permanent
euro for Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, nnd ull 'lluxiat nnd Lung Affection,
also n positive nnd radical cure tor Nervous
Debility nnd till Nervous Complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases, has felt it lifts duty to
make It known to his siidcring fellows. Actu
ated by this motive nnd a ilesiru to relievo
human sullering, I will scud fuo of chaigu tl
all who desire it, this iecipe, in (lefmnn
French, or Kurdish, with full directions fn
preparing and using. Sent by mail by ad
dressings 1111 sinuip, naming tins paper.
W.-W. SHKIIAR, 14!) Powers Block,
nolllmS Rochester, N. Y.
.tiiKtiHl llovtcr '
The iinmeiisu sale nud great popularity of
Green's. Augimt flower in nil towns and villa
ges in tho civilii.ed woiid has enured tunny
imitators to ndopt similar n-nms, 1 pccting to
reap nnd harvest lor tin in selves ntlho cxpcii
of tliu nlllicted. Tins liiediuiii' wiji introduc
ed in IMIP, anil for the cuiu ot D.iipipsia, and
Liver Complaint, witn their eilects, m'cIi a
Sour Stomach, Costivonies, rn k Stomach,
Sick Headache, Indigcstior' l'ulpilfatiou of
the Heart, vcitign, etc., etc., it ntvevhss fail
ed to our knowledge. Tlneo doMs will ro
llevo nny case of Dyspepsia. Twt,'iuillionliot
tics sold last year. Pricu 7.1 cents'. Sample 10
cents.
V
King of the Blood
Cures all dlsordsrs resulting from Impurity t tlie
Blood, Including all Scrofulous Diseases, Skin
Kruptlons, Sslt Ithsura, Bwslllngi, Djspepsls,
Liver Complslnt, Dcbllltr, Catarrh, Ac.
Nine-tenths of all chronic nnd temporary
disorders arc caused by disturbance of tho cir
culation of the blood, which depends greatly
upon the quality, If Impure from want of
proper food, air, light, cxerchc, dunce of
scene, or from overwork, the whole system feel
it. Sometimes its impurity is indicated by one
of the diseases named ( sometime by a gloomy,
despondent, dull, laiy feeling ooumionly called
"THE BLUES."
Implying lack of encrcy, debility, nnd General
unhappinest. Nothing Is 10 magical in its.
cfTocti u this KING OF THE BLOOD,
at once a tonic and alterative, to called because
It Ijnrs and alters the stagnant functions, and
healthful activity results.
Numerous testimonials the genuineness ot
which it guaranteed by our standing oiler of
sfliOOO-anil full directions can be
found in the " Treatise " accompanying each
UaiIo. IVica $1,00 pr bmiU, Sold by all
dealers In medicine. D. Hansom, Son i,
Co., Proprictori, Buffalo, N. Y.
gue mixture
ITK.1IS ItY TKLEURAfll.
ceiver of the stolen property, 15 years, and
lios. Jam
years: rTauk Ktclianls, 'J3 years, and
Januez, 10
Auna
other lueuibt-rs of tho gang, Tlios,
years: rTans; tin
Sterliug, 3 years.
Secretary Sherman received advices from
New York previous to the issue of his order
authoriting Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse to
buy boud'. that thu financial situation was
very thriateiinc, and that uuletsa lsri:e pur
chase of txud was made the result would
probably 1k disastrous. The w hole subject
win ik) orougu; to t-e attention 01 tne cat:
net to-irorroir.
Tho new Kusso-Chiueso treaty was signed
yesterday.
Henry Labouchere has bought a partner
ship iu the I'att Mall Gaulle.
A privato telegram states that peace has
beta declared between Chili and Peru.
Kdmund Yates, novelist aud journalist.
is about to start a new daily altclitoon news
paper-
The Orange Fiee State volkoroad, by a
vote of 30 to 3, expressed sympathy with the
mxrs.
I'arnells departure lor rsrls wss more
owing to severe nervous prostration than the
requirements of the land league.
All chiefs of the Albanian leaguo have been
summoned to Prizend to deliberate on a
course of action hostile to (Ireece.
The stock excitement in New York is said
to. lie the trick of a clique of bankers to dic
tate to tho country and Congress.
Tho sub-treasurer reports that to save time
it is proposed to pay the principal iu bonds
bought to-day and interest hereafter.
In the legislsturo ou the '25th, Haines in
tioduced audi profiling for framing aeon,
slitution for tho new State of Arizona. ,
TheJ.lth was a very exciting day in Wall
street, almost reaching a panic on account of
aiornian announcement to purcliase bonds.
The Ithode Island House passed a resolu
toil submitting to electors an amendment to
tie constitution establishing school suffrage
fir women,
Boers lu the Dundee district. Natal, have
luld several meetings syiiipathiziuir with the
Transvaal Boers. They continually send as
satauce to tho Boers.
Morris C. Harris, editor and proprietor of
tie Weekly jf'ouvi Talk, was arrested at
Valla Walla on the 25th. charged with libel-
ilg Win, (1, Laugford, city attorney. Hear-
iig was postponed uutil Thursday, Harris
it under $500 bonds.
Moses P, Wiuter, JM Wall street, N. Y
tstitied iu the Whittaker court martial on
tie -5th, that he kuew Whittaker aud his
vriting, and had received a long account ou
1 10 utli or 1 til 01 lastaprilot tlie outrage,
liiiK nivivi tit unt tlm cttrisa llli! t il-nA
Chills and Fever nro pormancntly
curod by Ilr. Jayne's Ague .Mix
ture. With a littlo enro on tho part
of tho patlont to avoid ozposnro, and.
tho oocaalonal uso of Jaynk'b Sana
tive Pills.UiIs remedy will be found
to bo certain In Its operation, and rad
ical In IU effects. In many sectlont
of tho country aublecl tn Ague and
other malarial diseases. It hat an es
tablished character m a popular spe
cific for theso linrrAsalng complaints,,
and tho number of testimonials re
ceived show that IU reputation Is
constantly Increasing.
rntermltlent and Remittent Fevers
are effectually cured by Dr.Jnyne'av
Asrue Mixture. In theso com
plaints caro should bo taken to follow
tho directions closely, and especial
attention given to tho liver, which
should bo assisted In performing lt
functions by D11. Javne's Sanative.
Vills.
IIOPOE, DAVIS t CO., vaolesal. IVsW rcrllsnei
Onvon
finch accoaut was tlio same aa whittaker s
t'stiuionv.
Makion CorsTV WEnniNO.T-Ciervais and
It. Louis have had a grand festivity over the
narnage of Mr. John Dulletto and Miss
Jena lireguire, which took place onthe'Jlst
pst. Many guests were invited aud a pleas
ait time bid by all.
How it Was Named. The Columbia river
ras so named from the circumstauces of the
.hip "Columbia," Capt. (iray of Boston, com
lisudtr. first enierini; it. This w.u awav
jack in I7W just SO years ago.
SELL WHAT ?
SELL IT !
IF Vrilf HAVE AXYTlil.NO TO SUM. WBITK IT
out U u pUIn au.1 conci.e a uunncras lossltfe.
aua stiul U to Ui. WILU.Vl!irn'K KAIIViKH otflc, snO
o Mill do all o cat, to Kf U. A rreat uuni Itrrner
hais 011 haikl extra supplies cl
SEED WHEAT.
SEEK OATS,
TISIOTHV SEED,
UltASS SEED,
STIIAWllKllliV 1'L.VNT.
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DHArr fioitoBS! " fln' ,Mek roa",,lBk' -
JACKS and JEXXY.
WOltK HOUsES,
illLCH iiJ,
ULOilOKIi CATTLE,
IVfLTRV,
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