Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887, March 04, 1881, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWILLAMETTE PARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, MARCH 4,1881. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. KASTEKX. Tlir.X.V. Ilrrnlilnn I'ltllllrnl Inflnmrr. Nkw Yokk, March 1. Tlio Jftrnld ro minds tlio Incoming President that when ltl.ilno went licforo tho nennlo lint Mummer its the man of nil other who had unhorsed Orant anil nominated Uarlicld, lie wan the lender of the pirty, but toinchow this leadership wm unfortunate. His own Stnto, llepublican Maine, was taken from him. and Garfield found himself a defeated cmdidate. Then Colliding cvno to tho front. Maine, which Dlalno had lost, wai carried) Indiana wai carried, and New York, which voted for Til den. swung around for Garfield. Senator llltin withdrew from thn canvass, not alone defeated, hut ha ing mot a humiliating disas ter. Ho throw himself into tho senatorial contest wherever a friend of Grant was named, and he cither defeated him or caused a bolt, as in l'cniia) Ivauia. Tlio llrrald says that 1'jatt mid Miller nro tho only ones among tho Senators idect who nro friends of Grant, lie. has no inoro ainccro and devoted friend in public llfo than Miller. Tho HtraUl con cludes: As a leader of Hepulilic.Mi politic., Blaino stands in tho first placl, but there nru times when it is decorous for tho party to consult tho people. Tlicro "nay bo occasions when (Jarlluld iv ill ficl as he has felt before that with tho American pcoplo tho inllutuco ol Grant nud Colliding is greater than that of n regiment of lllalncs with all tho anti-third term Senators elect thrown in. Trouble III ri)inciiilli t hnrrli. Considcrablo feeling lias arisen among llecchcr'a congregation over a sharp disagree ment lictivciu lleechcrnud his music commit tee, caused by tho arMtrtry action of llcrclu-r in summarily removing' his organist to m.iku room for nnnther of his choice. Protests l.nva been madu by II. li. CI dim, .lolui II. Hutch inson nud other lcidiug members of the con gregation. Ministerial tliiumrs. It is thought that ltev. Dr. Miccr, of tho I'ark Congregational Church, lirookli n, will ho Chapiu a successor In tlio Church of Divine. Paternity liure, and Dr. Charles I lull, of Holy Trinity, Brooklyn, successor to Dr. Wash burne, of Cnlinry, here. The Purls Misiieliirj ConH-mirr. Tho U'nulungton ajicctal correspondent of tho CoiHMfrcial Ilnllrlin was Informed ycatcr day by Wnriitr, of Ohio, author of tho liher lull, that at tho monetary cnnferciicq to bo held In l'aris, Apnl llltli, nil the, latin union and the other nations that participated in tho conference In 1878, together with Spam, will bo represented. Secretary Iivarts hod notices ready to send out auvenl dajs ago. There nro twr main propositions to go before tho convention) I'irst Unlimited coinago at tho rate of 151 of ail tr to ono of gold, becoud Silver coins to bo iiuliniitd legal tcndir. Tho nations will hao each tlio right to rrgu latu tho ilinomluntimi nndalroof their coma, bit when they would bo taken to other na tions' ininU they could be recolned on do inand, frco of cost, at ft coinago rto of IH (o 1. A provision has been iua.rted in tho clv.l appropriation bill to pay tho ncccjwary ex penses of tho commitainu from this country, of which Secretary Kvartswill probably bo tho bead. Tlir .Nris lnrli Irrliilil Mliinllois. Nmv Youk, Mnrcli t!. Tlio tonnage mom ment for tho pat month hat Ucn iiltu fair w hen delays to movement of freight to tlio iciboird as well as h irlr trnnx)rtatiou are taken into consiilcratlou, Tho amount wm Tdlir vessels rugUteinu "il"8 ton,agiinst Ilia lossc-l of 7,l."S tons in tho corr-aponding month of last luir. Tlio total movement for two mouth font tip ten vessels n-giitTins U.TI'I t .ii, against nlno lessuU of III, I'-'T tons for tho corrcponding period of last )ear, ahow ing a gain of ouo vessel. 1 ho number of lesseU on berth nud under commitment for tin trado is lnruer th.ui at any ono period for a number ot monun, nmouiunu io r-.i i ea sels reg'atering iu the aggregate lS.is'lil tons Of this number it is prohibits that ix will get nil ilurliiL. tho nn-sent mouth. The market is generally in goo 1 lispu Oil". ring nro fair and lxith lines bale a good lot of celi in lertu, lilillu iKillimaiuiaiii n linn usi in ni". llioro is no combination, as has Iwcu inti mated, hiitontlui contr.aiy considerable oui petition fur nil now business. TliriiuxU Sliliuienls l'riinieil fliilil l. Louis In I iimnr. Sr 1-oith, March 2. A corporation Jias licon organined lie ro called the St. Iiuis, Xew Orlouis nud Kniviu I)ipitch Cunipiny. thu purpose of which l to forward tho hulk of grain ami all km Is of proluco and mirchan- uuo niroci ironi m. jouuis n uin o!Im fnruiL'ii iwrti. ThroilL'h bills of lading will bo gu u hero on nil freight destined for J.nropo. lingo line ucivv ecu uc-renini Orleans will bo iu d to carry grain and an- chor lino steamers for tr.iiisivrtatioii ncros 1 10 Atlantic. Through bills of lading will also ha given at Kuropoau ports on all inerclundiso destined for St. Louis. 11. W. Lewis, form erly president of tho St. Lotus Kansas City ft'id Northern radroad, i president of tho company. oliiiue fur Is-lirimr). Tho coina,'o at th mints for February iaj$'J..V.S,O00, of which ?.V07,000 was sil ler d dim. I'ruiMixil Vmil Oti.s-rwiltir,. WasiiimiTiin, Mm.li 2. A aitu to cost $(13,000 has bren fceloctod at Georgitown . heignU for a new navil observatory. A plan for tho building has also licen chosen. i roKi:i;. Ilrsl I fieri r IUs e Lai 1 hiuuplr t.v If linn Hull) Ollirrslts lolliin. London, Fob. 2S.Thu omorgencv commit tee aro taking steps to meet the wishes of tho large number of Ian I lea?.ier who are about to eviot defaulting tenants and who desire that tho conniltteo supply them with Protes tant tenants from Ulster and elsew her. Du tncts are to lie opened for tho names of those williug to accept farms from which tenants haiebeeucueted. aud doubtless there will be no lack of applicant. The power which will be placed in the hands of the authorities by the coercion bill baa already emboldened all w ho opposed the tactic of the land league. Xumerou enctions, many of the moat dis tresing character, are taking place all over Ireland. The euctiou of Hev.Patnck Hurley, parish priest of Kilkoman, King co'"y. has create tno tittle consternation. Hie Kovcr end Father' predeccsaor took a house and Itrmof i-2 acre from a middleman landlord, and retaining the house and k'ardtn, aub-let the land to three teuauU-rcut 07, ami lal nation 2. When the reverend gentleman wm appointed to the parish he had to take up the laud and work it at a loss. He had also held himself responsible for the rent ff thesuh-teuanu, who fell into arrears. The pntit then lunde.1 the land oier toanener getio j ouug farmer of the neighborhoo.1. i he middlemaulandlonl r.fttedrto recognize thi tenaut and took proctcdmgs agunit Kev. Mr. Hurley and aub-tcnanU on amaller portion of the farm. The county chairman refund to grant a decree, but the c&e w a taken to the queeu' luch. The teault w m that Tue.ly morniuglaat thepansh pnet wu ei etcd and i... i ..':r... ..nin .!. atr-t. amlhia sub- w iuruiiuru p-fc i"v w -" ", , tenant were aimUarly treateJ. In recent eviction at New ton and Hanu't ui, county Armagh, on tho property of Kev. Mr. Ocouh. a woman atoned tho balifl and iniovcd cuisea on the landlord, while tho aged and sick pen. pie wero carried out and laid on the roadside. Ihcao nro typical of what maybe expected when the great diction waio sweeps oier the country. The league has issued a circular to secretaries of branch leagues throughout iivniiM! (talking I1CIUI1S ui Bll ciicuons S1I1C0 i nil. i. ITEMS HY TELEOKAIMI. United States currency outstanding at this unic, j.)o.,osu,.,)3. Kn-routo to Washington Gnrlicld met with a coniinunua ovation. Testimony fry tlio prosecution in the Kab loch caso is concluded. A Fenian lodge ha been discovered at Lam cashire and arms accreted. Tho Chincso ambassador left a charge (I anaira at St. 1'etcraburg. Number of bills and Joint resolutions in troduced nt the present Congress, 7,054. Trmhlo between China nnd Itiiasla is atill possible, and war is broking butween dapit and China. Congressman Daggett, of Xetadn, strong) auppoit lleagau's hill to rcgulatu Inter-Stats commerce. .tl.1fn XIa-1.1 n( rl.tA..a. 1... .1 I..1 .1 m.l.u i.lll.lll, ui Wll.lg P, hub IIUIIlCIl LI application of the Chinaman, Moy Sam, for iiaiuraumion. Gen. Colloy was shot by the Boers through thu head. Lommaudcr llemillv, of thunai.al brigade, ia said to linio been killed. Carl)le hcijueithcd his Diimfricihire estate to tne university ot J.lftiuiirg or toun ling n humans iu tho faculty of arts, Iu tho Arirona Legislature, Feb. 28, a bill passed thu House to regulate fnrcsandfricghts on the S uithoi'ii Pactfle llailroad. Aacioroatorm was experienced on Lal Michigan on tho 27th. Faun houses ai miles of railioad tracks submcrgcil. Scriirr Pasha, Ali Pasha ami Uizuni Pas haiobccn npiointcd to ncgotiato with a basaadors her) on tho Greek cjuestion. Dcpasit to-day of legal tenders from na tional batiks for tlio purpose of retiring circu latlon. S2 JuT.U.'-Oi hIiico Fobruarv 111. 818. (MII),II70 Iu the house of lords the protection bill waa read tho first time on Monday. Wednesday the liouto will go into committee on tho tliinl reading. It is stated that tho minister of finance will proi isioually conduct tho affair of tlio homo department, on I'littakamcr retaining his -. ... ... .. present post. Tho order of the Hisiug Sun has been con fcrred upon Col, Crawford, em-inieriii chid and constructor of tho railroad in Yezci Northern Japan. Ilognca, amnestied communist elected men her of tho chamber of deputies nt St. Dennll received ;),.ViO lotca again t 9,2oS for a mod erate republican. Tho Scnnto iudiciarv commltteo ha acaln .ii i .. in. ...i :..!.. ... ii.. .?..- nujuurtiuii w iiiiuiiv niiy nciiuu on mid iiomiua- Hon ol cx-bcuator .Matthew, J uilgu Hilling, Shephard nnd Jones. Peter ltocf. tho Frenchman who was sw In-' dbd in Sin Francisco by "boodle ringer" out oi if.', iikj, suiciilcil on tlio u-itli iiy throw inii himself into the bay. uaiunet talk iu uoujrcssiouai circles is tnat Allison wilt be Socrotary of the Treasury. l-i piliuicniis vi iTiiiuiiiencu nay eiin& .aew York will not bo olltred tho treasury. Tho nnna bill will Ik) Introduced in the commons Tittsdnv. wlunitu believed that opposition will itnito in n fierco attack on the roiuliict ol tne iiuslness in tno goiernmciit. In the homo ot commons th spoakcr de clared that tho bill for the lto'ter protection of pi i non aud property in Ireland, haling pas-el, thu statu of public business wns no longer uri'ent. Firt)-l1vo railway truek loads of munitions of war, destined for (irreee, hav been em Inrgoid nt Dunkirk, aud (1,000 kilogrammes ot il,l naiiiito, lor tno sanio ikstiuatluu, cm bargocil nt Marseille. Tho police aro making a ahow of cllort to suppress pool piaung ny noia, Bc-ieniecn liipi r dei't-i and 'three pool p'aier wero nr-rc-ti d on Monday. '1 ho former wero held f; r trhl and tho litter fined. An injunction restriining tho Wcsteir Union Company from issuing 9l.1,.VJil,.VJi)rp Ital stock for ilUtrihutio i t tin) atockhuhliit is continued, tint ii tion not haiin,' liet nrgiud. Thu injunction in other rup-cts dis'solicd, , In tho commons, Hartingtnn asked urgciu for tho nrnn bill and nmiv cstimto. I said tluit ho would ask a votu to that ciJVi to-morrow, when he would moio thu am bill. His statement waa interrupted by eric from tho homo rulers. Secretary Shirm.au aaid to soma 1'cpublican Congressmen who asked his advice about tho Funding Hill th it it ought to pass, that it was not jut what ho want'd and ho d d like tho ,Mh section, hot b inks have uu'reonstrued it and he hoped to sec the bill pis. Madison S(tiaro Garden, New York City, 11 A. II.. -II ugl.es, OS: Miles Hum. CO; Krohne, (IV, Pauichot, (II: Siilliiau,n.i Hart, (,0s Howard, Mi Alien, fli; Kniila, .'ill Ty. man, .M; Curri'i, flJ; I.aennse, Mi Hcuiligo, 47 Cimpius, 47. Hart has n tired from the walking iu con'criuence of n c Id contracted through oierheatin0', which has atlc-dud hi IuHjS. . Tho reception at New Orlealu on tho 2Sth ult., wasaunttracriiontriir. All tlio null tary paiticipatcd in a grand procession. Vis iting troops wero loudly clicnrcd by the great crowds of spectator. Hotol, hoariing houses and thousands of private result lice w cro throw n open f ir the accommodation of lititora, which aro filled. Sttamboat are now beiiig used for lodgings. Keprescntatlio Huial, of Ohio, the leading apint of tho new free trade organization, saj that the purpose is to push forward igor ously aud organize Democratic Free Trade Clulw all through Ohio for the Stato election this i ear, Hurd ) that free trade will be the Democratio war cry in Ohio, supplemen ted by opposition to the concentrated pow er of the national bank. He predicts that the noxt Congress w ill be Democratio, elected on the free trade issue. The House concurred in nearly all the Sen ate amendments to the riier and harbor bill. Slater' amendment to appropriate $.,U),000 to Coo lay, paaaed A deatructiie conflagration occurred in Tokio on the 20th of January. Kiel en thousand houses were destroyed. Thirty thousand people homeless. Allen retired from the race after 11 o'clock on the nieht of the 1st with a scoie of 170 miles. Midnight corei Sullnan, 22l Pan chot, 2-V! Krohne, 201; Howard, 213; Cam puis, 1M; Curran, 173 Lacouse, 174. A Washington special ay: The wi and nans committee adiouruesl on the 1st sine die without aing anything about sugar, or Hurd tantrior revenue only rwoiution. It office eatabl hed Mendon, Snokan county W. T , Cheater I). Ide, poituiMttr. Postmaarers appointed lkarclaj A, Joue, jutteviUe, Manon cmnty, Oo.; A K-Ausliu, Sitka, A'aska. STATE NEWS. Tho river is rising at Salem. VcstoIl feels the necessity of a w oolo i mill. Bitkcr CityMs .1.C28 feet nbovo tlio level of thu sen. There nromx cnmlitlatea forthooflico of marshal in Jacksonville. Tho Griswold water works have been transferred to tho Salem Water Co. A bridge is norely needed over Jcn nio creek, on tho Ashland and Lakovillo road. Tho Eugeno Mill Co. 1ms been leased to parties for tho mitnnfacturo of saddlo trees. Hugh VWcr, of Ante.lopo oiTurR ?.r)fJ0 for tho nrrcst of tlio man wlio hct liro to his hotiso. Forty men wero employed nil Winter nt tho Monumental mine, and 10,000 cleaned up. Between Weston nnd tho Columbia ri er, Fall grain never looked so prom ising as now. About $20,000 north of taxes haio thus far been collected by tho sheriir of Umatilla county. Many horses that escaped starvation this Winter iu Eastern Oregon, urc now millcring with epizootic. Buker City is so oierruu with worth less characters that a vigilance, commit tee) is seriously talked of. Tho Ochoco Gold and Silver Mining Company lias been duly incorporottd nnd will probably elect a mill. Tho roads in tho vicinity of tho Mc Kcnzio aud tho Mtddlo Fork havo been badly washed by tho recent rains. Tho reef nt Yaquinu bay is snid to break tho power of 'billows coming in from tho ocean, so that they ara harm less. Somo uiiscrcauta huvo bucn shooting tho geese, hogs, euttlo nnd hows of B. F. Myer, on Bear creek, Jackson county. D. D. Eurp, of Juniper Canon, Uma tilla county, recently killed w rattle snakes in ono day. Whisky ought to hell well iu that neighborhood. Tho Silverton band gives open air concerts, and it is wifo to say they nro not over burdened with "weather to tho extent wo aro in Poi tland. Lnfayetto feels tho r.eod of n firo company. Lnf. Williams and Bill Anderson re turned to Salem from an extended hunt with sixteen deer nnd ouo bear. Lnf, killed two deer with ono shot. Capt. B. B. Grillln, aged ".'1 years, a pioneer of 1818, in Linn county, died Inst Friday iu Jnckbon county. He leaves n wifo nud ninu cliilthcu. IViico to his nshes. Peter Loion, of Binok's Station, got on a spree, wnndered to i.ii''cno aud had nil tho neighbors in th cf vicinity li'iutiiig high niid, low foi him imagin ing him murderid. Tlio linker City KeitilU U informed tlint tin) milro ul omnuuy will hum to cut three tunnels in the route tluougli to Blmi inouiitiuiiH, iiggivgutiug in length 1,'JOO feot. Pendleton has n new circulutini; li bniry, and if mo mistake not Chat ley Ulnistio will ii'nko tie Kutt 0)njiminn something of the sams kind, with plenty of tho "circulate." A .lot I.I. llUUIUiU I lip I nslnrrrliitf Krliruie or II. ('. IMrp, l hpun Ihe (tinikr lllsrr urMrliisw nlli. Mr. 11. C. Ks'.sp las completo' his pi ms s.a)s thu Walla Walla Statrtman, for fio con siruction of tho Northern Paciflo railroad bridge across tho Snake riven en AinsHorth l'hu ciigiuooii after repeating Boundiugj mid experiment, havo found tl at it woull bo iin possihlu to construct an ordinary draw bridge, ii this iOint, for tho reason that near iadi shoru tho bsd of the mer is firmed of ijulck. .and lo a icry grvntilojth,uml as it is ueaily orultogetlur impossible to keep theipiick .iud a! Iu to sink abutment, tlio engineers haio had to resart to other lueasiirea in ordir to avoid this great rxpeiiso nud insure greater aafetl to the stillcture. With thuiiiwii iiiiuil they haie dicided to construct an enor mous pier in thu center of the river. The basoof till at'Ueturu will bo 400 feet in ill nuiftcr, and will hu tirinly sunk into the hi I rock. It will extend MK) feet aboic the high water mark, and is to ho built nitirelv of atone. This pier ia to hu connected with the lioru i.y a span .',chj icrt in ieii),tii, uom which six .1-inch iteel cable wi'l run on ca li side to a uiossiio iron turret placed in the pier. Tin span, through mechanical ton truance in the tower. I mule to swiui anmnd the pier to the other side of thi river, on ttio principle of a revolving crane. Thu nrmgtf itstru I v ig juse over iiigo ssuir mark. 'A with the ferrilxsat now in use. the engine will not cross tho river, but will sim ply push anil pull the 1 aileil car on ami oil tl e bridge. Four and one-half inch cabin would impart strength sulliueiit to the struc ture for all ordinary purpose, but tho tngi. netr have deemed it advisable to place S-iic'i suspending cable instead to ensure greater afetv. Tho plan havo been sent on to Phil adelphia lor inspection by the Ke tonoHridge Company, who win report to me ixmnl ol di rectors, and if accepted the building of the same will begin a toon a possible. IurnoirMhNTS at Amtoiiia. The O. It. & X. Company intends erecting a lare ware house and increased slock facilities at Astoria, at a cost of f.om $0,000 to $10,000, which work will also be planned and superintended bv Mr. Holland, who is iwrhan one of thu oldest men in the employ of tne company, Having tiiierou me eriice oi uiu oiu e. .". , Coiupany oier fifteen i ear ago. A a me chanic and ship builder be ha few cpials,and is highly esteemed iy tne men m lus cie art ment. A Paictul Stiokk. Wo regret to leant that Dr. J. A. Chapman the we'l known i.hv- siciau and ex-mayor of tie city, jetterdsy susered a partial stroke ol paralalia. JACK KIIEPIIERH'H PAL. The Man Willi n Striped tall.r ailie Unite Ills Ksrnpr nl lllll.liorn. Tlir i:t Metier 4nlnl Hlirplirrsl on Use nulla room AITuIr trrtiiiiiilallns. from the MaiuUnL, At the timo of the arrest, on Saturday morning last, of "Jack" Shepherd, the Stcila coom aafe cracker, the dctectiiea apprehend nig him wero well aware that Shepherd had an acomphep, whose disenption had been fur liiahcd them. That he was not discovered on tho train with Shepherd Is due to the fact that the description furnished was a faulty ono, and it was not until after the Weat Sido train of Saturday morning last had left tho city that it was ascertained that tho captured cracksman's "pal" was aboard. Tho telegraph was bruiight iu'o requisition nnd n dispatch sent to the tiaiu conductor asking if a man nuswering tho description sent was on the train. Dispatches wero also sent to officers at JlillslKiro and Uornclius to arrest the man, but it has now transpired that ollicial jeal ousy amsiig them allowed the man to escape. On the arrival of the train at Hillsboro, the suspected individual went direct to tlio lintel. left hie inline, a striped one, iu caro of tho lauiPoid, whom ho told that he had come to look at some laud After remaining about tne- hotel lor a short tune UK NT.UITKII OUT AIOOT To look, as ho said, at n picco of property. Ho started off in the direction of l'ortlaud nnd nothing inoro has beenacinof him, hu not returning to Hillsboro to claim tho striped value ho had lift at tho notch and as thu reiirl show s ho had good reason for not doing so, It had htcn strongly suspected that from thu evidence imnlicitirir Shepherd Iu tlui rob bery ol thu (Iregoii City post otlicc, that ho had hern assistid by a "pal" who was also with til in and had a .hand in tlio Steilacoum nllair. With this belief uppermost in their minds. Postal Inspector lien Simpson nnd Shcrill Pillshury, of Clackamas county, left thi city nt I o'clock Sunday morning for llillslwro in n light wngon. 'thu object of thtir early morning ride was to hasten as rapidly as possible to tlio Washington county seat of government iu the lioic ol limling the man, or at least rap turinj that striped valise. On their arrival there they learned tho bird had How n, but the lalisowas site, ho trace of the man could bo discovered, although tho country there about had been scoured for bun, nud it was evident that thu man had "dropped on tl move lieing made, and getting oil tho cars nt Hillsboro madu good his esciiu. Postal In spector Simpson returned to tho city vester ibiy, bringing with hii.l thu Iripul valise, tho content of which, upon oieuiug it, were found to bo n kit of burglar tool used in atc-preakfug, nud n CJt'lNTlTVIII'eKltKKICS AMI CllfKHK, For uso in caso they bad to camp ont. The tools, aro of tho best make, and with them nn export could readily gu through nn ordinary safe. Jack Shepherd, who waa arrested on Saturday morning last and is now confined iu thu city 1 ill. still maintains a iioiri:ud silence haling i cry little to say, uiideiitly knowing the r-duu of keeping a clo.u mouth uiub'r the circdnstnucc ho is placed in. 'I ho evidence fast ning the aafe robliery nt Stcilaconni upon lilm la last accumulating, and enough la nl rca v aecured to prove hu ia thu guilty party. Veatinlay Mm tin Knliah, n silocu keeper at tne corner ol Second nud ntnrk at nets, lucu tilled him as tho man w ho had exchanged a government cotn,ouud interest nolo ot thu denomination ol .'0 nt in place, and too litimlierot thu note win loimd to lio tlio Mine a one if thoso stolen from thu Stiilaeoom aafe, a full III' of which hna been fill iiishul tho chltf of police. I'm tu who havo ro omed tlieau notes of late aro nqucaUil to call nt the ptdico station, when they will bogli'sil coin lor tho simo. It is thought that hep lunl and Ids juirturr Intended to go to Hills b ro for thu purpou of cracking thu county afu tlue, a at this uou of thu loir neon idcraldt uiiiniiut of moniy is on hand, do med from the Minimi uollectuui of taxoi, Mitpheril saj that his pirtuer' uamu is ttuli iiisim, aJLounuiuiil truiclcr who riuescuts n liigu St. 1-ouU Hrni. but this is UL'irdi'd as "tally" .y the olln.tr to whom hu Hindu the stiilomiit. yi vi i in ii in t I'tii'iu. In liniislr oDIie I'l.ur llciii.e niiil.r.ii havnjr .ts.mill .in Kiiirrlnlriiilriil i lealioru. Vistrlay morning n man named Homy Mitchell, an iiim its of the county poor bouse fo tho ptst six wiel., undo n lavage nttault upon Itoert Clrghoru, thu aiip'-riuteuduit of thu Instithtion, stabbing him with a coiiimon juck-knifl iu tiucuitilh relit place. Aooiut p jsible ij inrskcngcr wa sent t s thu city, and arm ing.tt polholiisailipiarter infonneilClii-f f Po imij I.ippciis ulut had i ectirrid, who immediaUly .taite.1 for tlu H.r hoiisu in a hack, luting with hlui I'atrolnuu Slium Arriving lliers', Mitchell wns found mid oik red no rtslstnjicu to hi nrrcst, nud was brought to tho citt nnd turned oier to Slaiilf Itucleel nud ho ot now confined in thu county j ill. Mitchell la) tint the superintendent t 'Id him that e waa able to Wi.rk and must go, an I upon his refu ug toguoml in.isting ujion rimuininJu ihargo to thu uouuti, Clvghoru struck hiii with a stick, and iu letiliu hu du f lull I lihUeif as Inst hu could witli a kidfe V v wounis rcceiied by Superiiiti ndent Cleg lioru nru tlico in number, a cut on thai It side of thi itu; ai'dthtr uii thu left arm, and tnu third ton tho ruht side, all of them blecsling Brufufily, but none are considered of a dangenni character. Dr. Watkinds waa suiunontil to attend him. who dris.id the wounds aitl made thu siiperintcndciit a comfortable a) iiOible. Thu assault mailu b) tho MUperuas of the moat savage nature, and it is moii thin likely that hu will bo properly paid e 1 for tho olleiito b Isrcominj u charge o( th t ad of onu o ted at thu poo htato at thu p'intntiary in a poor farm ifu w a admit' housu on account of Ida 1 ising a llnccr by a mo accident, and having no money to proi u lor lilmsell. Hoicsk I)hi:Iim. H would apjiear that a !aro iiumber sj the horea iu the city are now amcted with t epizootic, and several aui inals have diel W. S. Lathi, thu banker, ha lost two tiu carriage horse. A horse disease in Was out of a fatal kngtoii county lias also bloke aracur, aim which i prevail- ing to a cousid aide extent, li, IV, Uoggiu, ol IWIcy, lias t t eight valuable animals, in Jack Minor, for which ho eluding tlio rat jiaid $l,oUU, jaral) tic form 'fie diieaso appear to Ihi of a A IMlttV IJti .Thuateanier John Xaion, recently fitteil up in this city, arrived at Astoria on ilo lay afternoon. Shu I owned by Mtr. J. Fairfowl. Jr. and Ifobt Trenchard and ill U used as a dairy boat Messrs. Nir'ov and Trenchard have based the Johnson fa on Lewis aud Hark river. and will iuinied -ty enter thusLiry business. The attaintr u irty fet long ami seien feet In-ani, is of tint lulel and ai I to lx) l ki w er ful lor her ti She made tho trip from Portland to Aat u iu incu md one hall hour. TERRITORIAL. Tho sido hills iu Yakima ato begin ning to show grais. Tlicro has been no loss of stoc' in the icinity of Colvillv. Tho Catholics of Wnlla Walla intend building a 810,000 church. The Catholics at Cheney, Spokane county, In ted to erect a church. Thero aro nino prisoners iu tho Walla Wnlla jail, including ono insano num. A bridge is soon to bo built nt the lower crossing of tho Setas in I'ukitna county. Ebon Smith, tho now register at tho Vnncouver Land Otlicc, is but 3 feet 7 inches high. Ooldendalo is troubled with petty thieves. A billiard table coier was tin last thing lost. Dan Young has a sheep in Klickitat county that went 12 days during tho heavy snow without food. To bo in keeping with the rivers, wood took a rise last wi'tk nt Walla Wnlla, and brought 810 a cord. Mrs. Catherine Chapman, of Walla Walln, wants a divorce from her liusliautl Oeorgo, who has spent all her money. Tlio heaviest U delinquents in Ma sou county aie, J. U. Montgomery to tho amount of 8109 10, nnd Pope, Tal bot it Walker, to the nuiount of $M2 80. Thu Wnlla Wnlla Sttttetnmm Hub scribed 810 toward defraying thu ex penses of a representative to the 1'nriii ens' comentiou that meets nt Salem to day. A lot of Indians, living around Alpo wai, says the Wnlla Walla 'ntcimmi, wero hired recently by Louis McMorris to lepair roads and midges. They foith with formed into a rommitteu on brush nud went nt it liko beavers. There is 820,000 worth of tlax await ing shipment iu Lowistou, says thn Nor Pel co iVWw, nnd 80,000 bushels of last season's cionhas Ik en conducted tor, to bo tlcliicrcd nt imious points on Snake river. Tho Northern lVitlo Uailroad Com pany is putting in a boom on thu Yuki ma that will eont soimi ten or twelve thousand dollars. It will bo ulmut two miles further up the riioi- than the Harkuesslioom. A Mr. Westover was attacked by live skunks near (ioldciidnlu tho other nijdit. With a club he killed ono and drovo oil tho others. ,Mr. Westoier then lost his way nnd when ho found a house his feet wtro badly froen. Six cssels nro loading lumber from thu lllakely mill, ns follows: Ship Top gallant, for Cullun, bark Lime Marshall tor Honolulu, nnd harkmiiiucs It. IC Ham nud It', O. Peikius, and schooners Alice nnd W, L. Ihebe, nil four loading for California. Tlio htutfjiiiiim of tho 18th Mid that on that day eggs weio wtirth in Wulhi Willi.), fi0 cents a (lo.on, nud cord woodtL'O u mrd. Pino iu Si little, suys tho nUlliytitetr, at tlmt-iuuo timo were k'-'i tents a doen nud 82 fU a cord. The consumer niulili, s-es the (lillVrence n hen he has the higher ptico to pay. Fitovi V.iMMi,-James liubrio nV. -lack Morgan nru oitho w ly from Yakima with I'.'O had of lino btef cittlu, destined for the Piiithiiuliiiiirl.it. Mr. Iinbrio iufi rms tin KllcklUt.SVifiiiri' that thu present Wiutei has been unusually .event on stock tu Kittitas mil Vnkimi v alleys nnd snow is nt pieseiit threo fiet dtep in Kittitas, NEW THIS WEEK. PUBLIC SALE! OP CLYDESDALE HORSES. r miiti p. ny s hiihi.ii ur Till: cut'STi I'ttiirt l Mitluu ( jualr. Iireenu. I will nllst I'uhlle luetloii. at Perl.lii's sulk, hi thu titr luiein, in ski i ciiuiu oil s lliuisilii), llursli lllli, Ikjsi, Kofissliorsis iii'iiiilisrilli stltli Piwr itul Inlr.vd sail a in.wl sptiuiti sll li lutirvst o iM S'state (It livlii uii an shlluli I t.i.r liilf iiitt ml) In ln lit luvslii iuiiiiI I tilt: lilt I.I t nvJu-laiu llors, hi. ilorU Ironi M i ."! in I-.7S ! (Irltrii i I uyli bullion Ml lilts lll.ll. )Ure .11 l , In foul l.j Mcrr) Muoii, 1111) IIOItl.MI. I... I.t Xrrit Jti-.u. lUm J ik, lutlvl In dm si.riii ol Is-ti, J. A. STKATTON, AilMiliil.trator fcl t.utuol Jol.n tl I'u.'li, tlteisH.1 imlilltl Tlic Iiiijioi'Ici! I'rcitiiiiM Full J't'rchoron Noniuin .Stallion ?Jh wiii: .UV.IKK, (S liriiialto Hie stsiwiii ol Ksl.rom itiriKih Msrrli lit. st l-sines dUlitra' Sulli, fUiu, and mjr linn, nlnemllts IU.tol bslciii Mill be nl Kislriul (In l .lnewU, Tliurla)-, Jr. lilssl.tlSaliinl.Js tl 11 Inriiil lliiMuuliisantlTucs'Uis IIIJ.S It Iff ISIN-.M lo.WskoIsH jrars t.H, lUht arajr, II liswls IiIIi, sicIkIis 1,150 Us, an tklr fwl lrsstUr,isssartlel rtrltrliat icrtsst lutlorut horM tiios at AiiiUiis, rraiic I'all anJ see Hie I nrw fur (.ull.tr turtlctitars Importtd Irons I raic l) Jss. A I'ttrf, 1 1 KM-.t'ur lh riM,1lS, Insuriricv, .U. IsOI'IS X.il'OLKOX. It III uuske lh MAtu of lssl, coiumtmlri,; alsrth 1st, as follow.- hTA VTnS )lon lt arul Tucs li) SCIO 11 uliiwlsx. ThurwUi I rUlaj an. Ssturda) II Mllsl Suaoiii, l . Insurant. te T. J. EDMONSON. NOTICE. Our descriptive IUuutrnteil Price List, No. 20, of livy Goods, etc., will bo Iuetl about March 1st. 1881. Prices) fiuoted In No. 28, will remain (food until tbnt data. Bond us your memo emly for copy ot No. 80. Vroi to any udilrun. liil(.ntll III, M litis. I 10, WjsjkJ -JWiUt'iAl I if. u HUNT POWDER Absolutely Pure. MsiIa from (IraiHi Crt-iun Turtsr.-Xomhir piisris tlon inattissuth Unlit, flats hot lursils ir luinriisiis itrv. tSni lie eaten Iu li) piles stlllumt fear if lliollls resulting fnun licivj liitlliiisUtiltv lxl. N.IJ onlv In eniis, hv all drivers IIIITAI. IIAKI.MI rilll HI II CO . Nrts- UrV .IOIINH.a.L3I.il0ALI, SalemMarble and Granite " Works. Commsrclnl St.. South of Post Ofllco. id'ust Oltltu lliix 'M, fiihin, (Irrirou ) jir i m iii'i'.i ui.itior heotth aii.1 California flranltc ami ilarhlc liionuinriita, Ilco-I Stoma CEMETERY LOTS Ihulosiil ttltll CullloriiU (Iriiiltt aril Mono Walls hullt ot i v 1 1 tic riptlra a lrli. II..IUIMI SS..I- . stair. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. GRASS, CLOVER, AMtlOIIIHTTKI'i: SEEDS (AMI IIIUAS AMI KUIIIil I l.V 1 (.'ATSUM11 1 (I Mk'li-n or IKmmn e-.lltl.sn it 11, HI.K MM.IIU, M-ril Nrrs-lsnnl, lei ft KIAlrlilir l, rss lurk. SEEDS! SEEDS!! For ERESH, just received GARDEN, FLOWER or FIELD, and at the Lowest price, ordor of HACHNEY & BEN0, Portland, Ogn. (.Mill aixtuKUsrraKJsarsuyrMiturnv.'i.'jv iiui ..;"" lart-ne liii.iiiu lunl. the .rtttltt vs lytloirus, wills IISIIIV III 4 sills It 11 N. a C'asi. (.11 , .NstHdi, X 1 I .a III 1 1 In rs li) Hull, Shi ill tip', IWh. 1 I'lurr), I'luiii, tiirltft, ijiiliii.s, fit , Hirttd U -arosifth, IVi.linl.1 I.y milt htnlfi. irlvs.rto CII.W. IIUUIv llltli lllllaL-v Nir-iks. Mil's It llhil un, .V. 7 (HOtdlJ CO II A'. i'rotlnc E.vcliaiic anil rum mission .lifiTltiiMl. No. 170 Jront hlrts-t, Ikl M. rrl-ou aial Ij rjsddtl lkistir In -A I.I. MMi'stllt OIlUu.N M 'VllllltSU J I'rts'iitta. Ilio IIIkIh .I ( uii I'rltt. i'all fur 11 liter, lafis. Ililtlem, llni i lll.le, lain, I.t fllaMI.MII.N'Irs Mil Mil 1 11. Jin., !' t' THU CINCINIfalTI WEEKLY TIjIIEsS. im hivmk "nut nr niDwwr. luslnt uasstr uiib Hue linllura stur.aiv! a nwifiilllniit ili.rallnif ' IhiiI tlullosm uliiHxt tlirss Itttl.uiir" fnsi, aii.l i-.lv(' i"'l In ossrv .ulntillnL. A.l.lru.., UIIIsM IIIIIk, J. nd It I111I111.11II, U. MILWAUKIE NURSERY. SETII. I, aUEIa iLING. PROP. i$L FHI'IT TltKKS. Iitynft S K ,1 l.'l.l-KNT . I.TV OP- EAR. PEAC17, k'LUW, PRUNE CHERRY. GOOSEBERRY. CURRANT, BJaACKDEUStY, RASPDEIUir, Nut Bearing Traaa, Quinces and Persimmon Trees I 4 I MirTIIIK.VAIIINriW, ANDMANVIITIIELS Z l"r ulu, ami ss III Ui v.1.1 ilmap fur ui.h, attrikiiifurirUst IJ.t. A.I In.., .... . sl ' II I IIIM., l'-u)i MllaanVlu.'.urHr). UlUaukW. Or. THE LADIES EMPORIUM LACE rrOLsSE. lej llilrd l, Im-I. tmiihlll mill JinriluiK. JOHN B. GARRISON & CO, 4 itK UK constant I) rtHiItrln tn-h miplUi rf koo.Ii ftiiJ aru now t,IJ rln'an. rlutnc nU Lj th Mlt4ff JVrtUiil till On' tr Dti ur I 1 licis. ii H vtty at t n nt?l(l I t I -i'l n Lr fjn y wrk Le !; a lirjf and vjrl t r f r Jtjlltxl ii u i it, bmjvi iiuri,ai i - i n - r ac If! O 4 M'U ly t " I -Will tJn U r-ti M i IIOUM.' nr uirMiti. I I 14 r It i.L I f -jI( jt I irTur l i s ii Ordf r i .iliruud llrl i .iul l'rimi,r aVIII.f. .....lil r -f I jffisSSif 'iT2. ty swi": i