WILLAMETTE FARMER: PORTLAND, OREGON, APRIL 15, 1881.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
KASTIvK.V.
4 liny Kill III' Hlllt-r.
fii'Niitiiiv, I'll.. April 7. Wlillo Mrs. Hovers
awl family wcru at ilinner, to-ilay, a lUiialitcr
17 nml a son 1 1 riinrrt-llcil. Tim hoy left tlio
table nml rc'iiriiintf with n li"tguu, fatally
shot liis siller. Tlio liov gives as n reason for
tlia ciiiiio! " I hey would nut iivo mo ciioiign
to cat.
tmoHK t'nllllril Worker..
Nkw York, April 7. Knv Stephen II.
Tyng, Jr., writes for thu 7Vimi "I do not
propuio to disconnect mysolf from fin minis
try of thu uospd or toilmcontinuH my iut runt
or co-operation In thu woiks of tlio cliurcli of
holy Trinity. My liopa is tli.it ly ch.ingo of
thought nml occupation I limy khoii ho sulh
clont'v ro'tirrd in nervous power to 11111111111
tny labor in this city, to thu mcaiii imu I pro.
posi to In Im my place in thu ranks among thu
nntitlcil Cliristlon worker.
Mnriril In IM-nlli.
New York, April ".An imilrrtakcr to
day sout to tlio litircau of natal statistics n
ccrtifiuata signed hy a physician to tlio i-llcct
that n Mrs. Mauiiclla Mills, aged III, diod at
I- West filth street, from "voluntary liiani-
tion,"atul trnulilun and misfortunn in tlio fail,
ily, together with tlio loss of 8:2,000, Ktolon
from her. in Is nllcitcil, hy an ndontcd itmmli-
tor, caused Mrs, Mills to beenmo despondent
And finally insane. About three weeks nvo
slm ceased to p.utika nf nny lo-jd, Kvory
thing short of violence was undo to indiica
her to eat, hut rhu refused to swallow any.
thlnu uxoi-pt wnttr. Nina days ngo sho ro
fused wntnr also, and from that time fasted.
Tlio coroner will mako an investigation,
In In I Arrlilriit.
Litti.r Hock, April 7. Thu Inmtlinr of a
stono ill Johnson's llourlng mill killed two
men and wounded several yeitcrday,
Itrinilillrniis I'nrrr Itlimlc l.lmiil,
I'luiVlliKSCK, It. T,, April I. At tlio State
election yesterday, a liht vote was cast. 'Ihu
Itepiihlicaii ticket it rlcititt as follow si (lov
ernor, Alfred II. I.itthlii'hl) l.ieiitcu.uit dov
r-rnor, Henry II. l-'nyi .Secretary ef .State, J.
M, Aililcinaiii Atloiiny (luner.il, Will ir,l
Saylusj Treasurer, Hamiiel Clark. I.lttlelield's
majority over thu Democratic and (Iruenhick
candidates, fi,07- l-'ny'ii majority over Dcin
ocratii', IViihihition A'nl (Irecuhaek cainlid ite,
.","."p7. 'I'Iiii Men.itu comprises JSI llepiihlicaus,
! Oniiouriiti, 1! racaudes; Imiiso li'J Itcpuli
licaus, 7 Democrats, .'I vacancies, Tlio K
pulilicaus gain two in each limine, compared
with tlio .SUto election last Veur. Tlio Ito
iiitlilloiin gain fi"() In tlio miular votuj the
uciiiocr.iis nine -,.u. rruiiiiiiiiouiavi lose
1,117.
CoiiklliiK nl .New York.
Nkw York, April 7. Thu presencu of
Conkling in tlio elty druw last evening a mini
her il Republican and Ih-iuorr.itlu oilicUis,
who diicuswd tlio proKihilitles of thu i-ciiillr-inatlou
of ItolHiitson lor collector. Senatoi
lone", w'io was nipiioied to h.ivu come to
tlio city on mi errand for Conkling in regrad
to tlio Holier tson uuiuiiiatioii, did not rein.iin
lunir. It was slid that ho uirly ascertained
that ft would ho hopeless to attempt to secure
tlio withdrawal of KolierUun, ami therefore
returned to Washington.
Ilnllriuiil iJilHiirrs lY.mlril In Oiloriuli).
Dr.M'Mt, April 7 Much dilllculty is expo
riencud lu nhtalnjug lulmrcrs for railroad
Mug constructed through Colorado. Thu
iienvor nun mo uriti.io aiono niiilro Iroin
signal pistol. Us conceived tlio plot while
traveling from Knropc on the steamer lie pub.
Ha with Strasbunrcr s family a year ago. His
undo Is a great banker at Altotia, Germany,
by name nans jsaucr. ins room-mate,
named Danziger, slated that ho understood
tlio wholo to bo a Nihilistic plot lo cet pos
session of impirtant pipers concerning the
uussian rovcrninem, in possession ui onwi
burger. This Vogel denies. More arrests
will ho nndo and tlio caso promisos astound
ing dovcloptncnts.
l'nn;rl-Mr-iil.
Nkw York, April 8. ludgo Sedgwick re
fused to vacate an order for an injunction re
straining Theodore Moss from playing "Forget-
.Me-ivot."
Wlillrlnw Itrlil nml Ufn, Hlirrmnn.
Tlio Tribune has an elaborate article show
ing that Whitclaw Held was actually on the
field of battle at Pittsburg Landing, and not.
as Gen. Sherman is reported to hnvo said
yostnnlay at a Cincinnati meeting, that ho
was a inllo away, Stionz evidence of his
prcscuco there is given, and Gen. Sherman
iiimsaii is rcicrrcM to as Having taken Mr.
Iteid as nulhorlty on the subject of that bat
tle. Tlio 'J'rlbitn' draws the lufcrcuco that
Gen, Sherman must liavo been grossly iiilsiu
lormnlor that hu spoka thoughtlessly, and
anticipates irom lilni a prompt ami public cor
nvo to ten inoii'auil laiiorer Mr thu grailing
of live bundled uiilo of extension, which
they lisvu in Colorado and adjoiiiiug teiri
tonus. They oiler work at about tuo dolUis
p:r day to ablu liodied men, w ho apply at
either Denver or South I'unlil. .Vow uxten
slims aru prnrcted, which, on cniiiplet'ou of
thosn now under way, will git u employ incut
to a largo force.
lire In it leailjl'lc Jllnc.
i.tunvil.t.K, April 7. Tlio flru In the Fryer
Hill milieu, which was never completely ex
tinguished but has been sliioiildcriuu for weeks
biMko out iiuaw yesterday between Little
rittxburg and Girbouifirous and is I aging fu.
noiuly, necessiUtiiig the stoppau'o of all work
lu tlio liunuiiliato vicinity and thniuiug over
n hundred men out of employment. Trepa
nitions aru being madu to rush steam into
drifts nud smother the Haines,
I loners far Ihr lira).
NV.w Oiu.kanh, April (I. Confederate
Knives ucru dedicated to-day.
A lluur Mlnrltinulllur Nrliriur.
Nkw Yuiik, April 8. An uxtraoidinary
sehonia of blackmail was ilevelojH'd to-day,
thu victiim of which were liuis Stiashurger
and Cliirle.1 Alder, of tlio llriu of Straihuiger
,V Co., iiup.irtor of watches nnd joueliy.
Strashurger U a promiueut Hebrew, irivorted
very wealthy, lives with his uifuand four
iMIdieiiM IJS 1-Ust Sixty. I'irst street. One
of the children is agiil eleven years old calletl
nose, ino Miimy Alteiul tliu syaguguo at
l,oiliii;tiil AVdliuo and 1'ifty-Kift li stu-et, and
theru thx children go to school. Threats wvro
always directed Againtt both families and ad
dressed to tlio ladies upon whoso fesrs they
wero expected to work. Operations K-iian as
far Uu'k as Christmas, and as they prvi;ieaed
tlio Kilico wero onlliil in, Wednesday night
tlio climax was resclusl, Miss Siietcr, gov
enniu, was ulouo in Stnuburger's liouse w hen
tlio Ivll was rung, and a man who kept his
fauo from the light presented a letter which
was Addressed to Mrs, Strasburircr, He was
t'lld thu latter lady was out, and when inked
to leave thu letter hu snatched it and ran
away. Thu was reported to thu rtoll.-o and
doLvlivci watched thu homo fiom early
luoriiiui! for the return of the stranger. The
nun did not return but lu his stead a loy
preseuted a letter at noon and ran away after
delivering it. Commands iu tlio letter weio
oU'ycil and tlio governess went out protected
by a detective. On the southeast comer of
Madison aveuuo ho saw a man standing look
ing towards tlio Str.ulmrger hoiuo. Another
inuii walked past exchanging sigus of rciui
tion with ldui. As the latter reached 1'lfth
avenue h putol shot was llrel, and tlio second
lain walked towards Sixty-First street. The
governess, crossing, dropped tlio envelope and
the man t pped to Pick it up. As ho ilid so
the iletcctito grabbed him. Tlio strainjcr
sprang hack and putting Ills hand to his hip
pocket shouted, "1 wiil blow your brains
out." Tlio detective drew his revolver, and
us his prisoner's hand struck against it, it
went oil and tlio bullet crushed through tho
nun's left eye. Hu fell dead, A croud
gathered and thoniaii was taken to tlio t.
lion. Upon it wcru found letters iu small
hand writing as in tho blackmailing letters,
showing the man's iiamu to be lvdwaiM Her
man Joliauuer Lagcrt, sou of a merchant in
ltcrlin, 1'ruvJa. Ho wroto to 1st mother and
swoetlieait that ho was poor, aliAist destitute,
and was coming homo. Thu police late at
uight found tho scheme was tho result of
a deep laid plot iu w hich tagert was an actor
but not tho leader. Albert P. Vogel, picture
dealer of 11'.' Stanton stieet, was arrested and
admitted Uiat ho was thu leader ami tired the
rcction, which, as a gentleman and soldier, ho
owes.
.More M'riumlliiK .(limit .Mnliann nml Hie
Kuiitli.Vi Ilii-lnrM IrniMiirlril,
Wahiiinotiin, April 8. Tho Senate by a
vote of 110 to "U rclusod to uo into executivo
session.
Vanco duiiied that North Carolina over re
pudiated li-r debt. Sho had been forced by
reconstruction acts, nt tho dictation of tho
loyal, honest, virtuous Kcpuhlicu patty of tho
North, toicpuiliate her obligations, but it
was not voluntary, ltiddWiargcr was a
Democrat, an unrepentant rebel and readjus
tee How could tho Republicans forgive him?
Why support him? Hu objected to voting for
any Democrat who had a siiruaino beforo thu
won I Democrat. i ho foisting or lliilitlcbar
ger upon thu Semite was iu ilellauco of tho
wholo plan of political salvation. Ho had
been taken up iu sins, unrepentant and tin
shriven, and had been translated iu'o thu
heaven of Republicanism without having
tasted of itvath.
Kellogg niado a speech on the North Caro
lina debt question, asscrtli.g that since that
Statu had been under contiol of tho Demo
crats thu debt had been scaled fiom $'.'11,000,
000 to 81,000,000 by thu repudiation of
5'JJ.O0O,00O.
A long discussion ensued, Nertll Carolina
Kouat-iVs answering Kellogg'a charges and de
nying that their Statu had In nny manner re
pudiated its honest obligations,
ltausom called attention to thu fact that
four per cent, bonds of North Carolina wvro
limited at 8.'o on thu dollar, and hu appealed
to tho Senator from Olnn, Sherman, to statu
whether that was nut a high price for Stale
bonds?
Sherman said that it was a fair price for -I
percent niaio ikiiius.
After soinu iliscuuion Hill challenged any
Republican Senator to prodiue any uvideucu
to prnvu thcru had been either Intolerance.
ostracism or violence of any kind on account
ol political opinions lu tho nouthcrn states.
In thu cotirso of his remarks ho in ido somu al
lusion to Mahono's Democracy ami was io
uiiiiiled hy Sherman that Mahouo had been
elected against tho fierce opposition of tho
bourlion Democrocy,
Harris Did not tho Senator hear thu Sena
tor from Virginia say that ho was a better
Democrat than thu Senator from (icomia
(Hill)?
Miermau Uli! I liavo heard that inanv
timus,I am a better Democrat,in a literal seuso
than any man on that side. i.r what is tho
meaning of democracy? fluidity, love of lib
orty, ciiual rights.
Hill tlien went Into an rxuaustivo liistorv
of carpot-liag governments, dwelling some
leni'th upon corruptions and infamy which
had characterized thoio governments. Ho
was interrupted by Illalr, who asserted
that carpet-bag governments bad materially
.misted tho prosptrityof tho South.
Heck said that next week hu would show
Illair that tho statements ho lud been making
lu lauilatlou ol carptt-bagisui wero not only
uutruu in thu eyis of tho American public, but
went such as would meet with no response
except from a few men. He would mako his
speech next week. The Republicans wero
afraid to go into executive session. They
wero afraid to facu thu division that would
there Iki found and they therefore kept up
this wrangle,
Itnllruail Murk In liinaila.
Ottawa, Out., April 8. Thu Canada l'a
citlo syndieato will commence work at an
early date. They have alieady purchased
.100.000 feet of lumber at Miuueaiolis, and
will shortly engage 1,000 span of horses and
diivers to proceed northwest.
.irrltlenl.
IIoston. April 8. John J. Uurdock. second
liaseniau in a llostou ball club, fell from A
street car this afternoon mid is now iu a criti
cal condition,
t:rriitlnn lit hIh IIIp.
Nahiivialk, April 8. John Williams (col.
ortsl), w ife munlerer, was hanged at Wavcrly
this afternoon. Hu n-ceived tho rite of bap
tism beforo going to thu scaffold, on which he
said that ho deserved death and was willing
to go, Hu died game and without pain, us
Ids neck was broken.
miles in width. Tho water is severs! inches
over the tracks, and is flowing in the vicinity
of tho largo union depot. Tho river' is nearly
11 feet above low water mark, being several
feet lilehcr than over known hero, anil it is
still rising to-night. ,
Hnow Worm In lo
Dbs Moinm, April 8. The heaviest snow
fall of tho season occurred during the last 21
hours. Tho deposit has rapidly evaporated or
been transformed into slush.
From Hlonx tiljr,
Sioux City, April 8. Tho river lias been
on a dcclino all day and is now aliout a foot
below tho highest point of yesterday. The
river is rapidly receding. William Cunning
ham, an old settler of Dakota county, Neb.,
was drowned this mnrnins whllo attemntlnff
la cscapo irom ins nouso on Horseback.
I'otlal Itrorannluttlon.
Wasiiinuto.v, April 8. l'oslmastcr-Ocn
oral James has apiiointed a commission to
make a thorough invciUtfUion of tho nrcati
ration of the clerical forco of that department
in orucr to insure Harmonious apportionment
of work, advantageous redistribution of offi
cers and employes and Increased elllcieiicy.
FOKEir.IV.
Incorrect Hlnlrmrnl,
Losbo.v, April 7. Tho A'etrs is informed
that the statements purporting to (ilvo an ac
count of tho land bill are incorrect in several
Important particulars. Thoy strongly resem
ble thu various drafts considered by tho cabi
net, and strict inquiries have been niado with
rcgani to the person guilty of breach of con
fidence, by which such documents have beeu
mada public.
Ailjournril,
llK.Ilt.IN. Anrlt 7. Thu relchstt 1ms nil.
joiirncd until the 28th.
Otcrllnvr.
Viknsa, April 7. Tho river Therm. Hun
gary, has overflowed and 1,000 acres of wheat
aro iicstroycil,
Tlie Flooil In Hpnln.
Sevili.k, April 0. Tho river is again rising
and the inundation is more than beforo. The
waters in tomo suburbs aro fivo metres
deep.
Tir futlunis (itirsllun.
HAMlinuii, April 7. In .accordance with
sn invitation from tho sui'iato tho house of
Ilurgesscs has aprointcd n committco to dis
cuss with thu senate a proposal to include
Hamburg in the Zalverin. Tho llurgcstes of
llrcmcn has appointed a committco with a
similar object.
The lirrrk urllim.
Co.vmtantinoi'I.k, April 7. In order to In
ilucu (Irecco to accept tho projiosala of the
porte, thu powers liavo agrcod to guataiitea
surrender of ccdod territory. Tho porto has
resolved not to recommence negotiations with
tho Ambassadors unless they receive positive
assurance that thu object is not fresh concessions.
.tilinlrn! .Ilnxv an Irelnml.
l'a nl ii mil,
WiiKKUMi, April 8. Oovrrnor Jaoksonhas
pardoned, unconditionally, Klihu (Irrgg, sen
toaeed to be hanged, lircgg was sentenced
for burning the loutt Iioiko at l'restou in
I.Vi'.l. Ho escaped mice and had a life sen
teucu oice, Hu is now 78 years old. The
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governor uau ueeu tivni;eil uu (icilliuiis.
.tllmille Mritiner Otenlur.
Nkw YnilK, April 0. Tlio steamship Aus
tralia is now Ilvo days ovciduo from Uiinlon,
It is feared that she'has been disabled, and is
making her way under sail, It is thought
probable tlut some llrititli tteauishiiM, w Inch
aruvo lieforu to-morrow night, may bring
some news of tho Australia, as they take about
the same course. Coleman, suspected of par
ticipatiou iu thu plot to destroy the Mansion
House At Loudon, is believed to bo on board,
llir Atlimtlr Cntilrs.
Tho 7'iW, In its tliiaiH-i.il column, says i
Aiijjlo-AtiK'iieau telegiaph shares aro ouu-half
of ouu per cct, higher, There was a sharp
advance in West India and l'auama shares
upon a report that Jay Gold. I has arranged a
gie.it combination winch will include thu ab
sorption of thu latter line, and that arrange
ments for p.H!iug the receipts of all Atlantic
cable companies, including the new cable of
Gould, aro nearly completed,
Arrrslrtl,
I'iiilapkli'IIIA, April 0. Ivigeno Freder
ick, a young Gel man respectably connected,
was arrested this afternoon on a telegram
from New .York, suppled on suspicion ot
connection with tho Mriubuigcr cose. De
tectives hero have no idea how lie is connected
tvitli tho scheme. Frederick denies participa
tion in it.
t'uuurll Hlurx..
CuTM'it, llu'rrs, April S. Tho uuproce
deutitl rise of tho Missouri river at this point
has resulted iu a cvneral overflow of tho lower
part of the city, and many vrsons were com
pelled to vacate their houses. The bottom
land between this city aud tlio river proper is
inundated, forming a mighty lake several
LoNlioN, April 7. Victor Huiro. havliisro-
Mucstid Admiral Maxso to give his written
views on tliu Present situation in lielaml and
thu cause of distress for usu as a lums of a
manifesto promi'cd l'Arnell, tho admiral has
complied with thu poet's rciiucst mid now
prints his statements iu tho form of n brief
pamphlet. The admiral recognizes and sup
ports tho honest nnd sagacious efforts of
Gladstone's cabinet to deal with thu Irish
land grievances. Ho condemns tho conduct of
1'arnell and colleagues and declares that thoy
know- iicrfectly well that II the Present cab
inet resigned, tho only alternative would bo
a reactionary conservative cabinet, whoso
watchword lias always boon I'rotestant do
miiiiition of Ireland by means of landlords
and tory churches. Ha considers that agra
rian reform is not so much tho obbctof tho
1'arnell party as separation of Ireland from
r.iiglisli doiiiin .tion, a policy wluclrwoidd
lead to a sangiiniary civil war. Although
ICnglaud will not consent to dismemberment,
hu be leves that If good laws and self-government
are conceded to Ireland the foundation
will bu laid lor a friendly union between the
two countries. In conclusion ha urges Victor
Hugo to preserve uencrous silence nt a timo
when Kiiclaud la striving to solve a crcat
dilllculty aud mend some wrongs committed
by generations now asleep.
Mtorm In Hpnln.
Lost on, April 8. Fifty houses in Malaga
aro iu imminent danger of destruction, and
four hate already fallen and eleven sailors
and soldiers drowned assisting the people,
I'ruolan Law Jlakrrs.
IIkiiliv, April 8. Thu I'russian ministry
held a council at which thu projected revisiou
of ecclesiastical laws were discussed, but no
decision reached. The emperor had a long
conversation with You l'uttkammcr, minister
of worship.
Uussla anil Crrmaiir,
llKltuy, April 8. Tho cur, iu an auto
graph letter to F.mpcror William, communi
cates Ids intention to visit him the third week
iu May,
It is said that llismarck will open negotia
tions with a view to revising existiug extradi
tion treaties relative to assassiuatlon,
Tur House of fonimuns,
Loniniv. April 8. Sir Station! Northcot
(conservative) stated that tho leaders of the
opposition wero not responsible for Lord Kl
clio's motion in opposition to the land bill.
The bill involved such important financial
and political ijuetioiis tlut they did not
kuowyei now to awt.
hprrlul Merlin.
Dl'liLI.v. April 8.- Prominent land leacuers
and members of parliament who are land
leaguers aro invited to attend a special meet
ing here to consider the laud bill.
The srrs ami Ihr Laud mil.
Tho laud bill was received with more or lets
favor by the press. Agitation on the bill has
a ready leguu iu North Ireland, whero three
meetings will bo held this weik,
t'lirular luril.
Tho lord lieutenant has addressed a circular
to thu magistrates reuestiug co-operation in
stopping the holding of Icaguo courts and re
minding them that all persons taking part in
the procccdiuga of such courts aro liable to
arrest under the coercion act.
I'arnrll nl lllriiitiictiHUi,
1'arnell addressed a crowded meeting at
llirmiughaiu last night. He declared that he
considered the land bill honest and sincere.
Lomhis, April S. The Stamlarxt says Car
lingford (Ohio pceter Fortcscuc) has accepted
tho ollice of I,ord IVivy Seal and will tako
charge of the land bill in Its passage through
the house of lords,
Ine I'laxur.
Four huudred and seven pcrsous have died
roni tho plague in Mesopotamia.
Tlie Kmilish I're.s ou Ihr IrUk laud Hill.
A correspondent of tho Manchester t?Miir
fiiiN. referring to tho laud lull, says that the
general impression is that no bill of such im
portance waa ever better received. F.xtreme
Irish members will probably tako such credit
as they can for hawng forced the measure en
the government aud will accept the bill,
which will probably pass its second reading
about May 1st by a very, large majority, Uni
versa! Admiration is expnssed of the skill
with which the bill had been drawn ami of
provisions whereby the rights of tenants ap
pear to le protected iu ever)- conceivable case
without injustice to landlords. Conserva
tives, while uot deuyiug the magnitude ol
the proposals do not appear violently avereo
to the provisions of the bill. Gladstone's
speech was delivered with unabated vigor
and was remarkable for lucid explanation of
details.
Tho Pott makes a sweeping attack on tho
landlord and tenant clauses of tho bill. It
sees no objection to tho clauses providing for
an advanco of money for tho purchasa of re
clamation and emigration, provided proper
security is taken, anil concltiilesi It Is a
mcasuro which will require most careful and
zealous consideration. It goes far in tho di
rection of the principle! of the land lcactio.
It proposes changes in principles iu the Irish
land tcnuro which Gladstone ten years ago
would have condemned as revolutionary and
which, had it been suggested to him, ho
would halo rejected as impracticable.
J lie Mamant saysi "llio most powerful
argument advanced by Oludstono In favor of
tlio land bill is existence of certain defects In
tho land act of 1870. Thcso imperfection?
may justify amendment of that act, and to a
very considerable jwrtion of tho present meas
u ro that tltlo might bo given; but infinitely
moro important parts ot the bill win not ad
mit of tills description, and if they aro to be
vindicated at All, tlicy must bo ilelcnueil on
pleas which QUdstono did not particularize
yestcrnay evening.' Tho Standard strongly
condemns tlio clauses appropriating money
and says that tho first part of tho bill with
duo revision and amendment tnlirht be Passed
in tho present sosslon, but tho bill as supple
mented yesterday evening contains materials
which would reiiuln; nt least two sessions bit
fora tliov could bo moulded into a serviceable
act of parliament.
Tho Daily iVic. while dcplorii g the resig
nation of the Duke of Arityle, say's that tin
bill meets with thu cordial approval of tho
liberal party,
llrnrniKllrlil,
At 10 o'clock last night llcaconsflcld's con
dition was unchanged and favorable. At 1
this morning ho waa sleepinu condorta'd. .
Tlie .llil!M' lemaiii!.
DkiiM.v, A lit 8. -A letter from St. lVtcrs
burg announces tht revolutionists liavo is
sued a manifesto demanding universal suf
frage and freedom of speech, pros', conrcienco
and election, and declaring that if this pro
gramme Is adopted thu executivo committcu
will dis'olvo and oiler no vi-Jcnco to tho gov
ernment. Mexico.
CiTV ok Mexico, April .1. Congress opened
the 1st Inst. Simeon Artaua was elected pres
ident and Antonio Carvnjal vice president of
tlio cnamiier nt deputies.
Tho government bus pah! on account of
siiiisiiiics lor sections oi railways coinplctou
to too present, ei,.w,ijrsj.
Tho remains of Gen. GonzaUs Artcga wero
buried at Mexico ou the 1st inst with great
ceremony. A libel ou tho memory of tho de
ceased general published In clerical journal At
Zacitccas caused great indignation.
Lahono, chid of tho remnant of Victorlo's
band of Indians, and four followers, liavo
been CApturcd in Chihuahua,
Residents of l'aso Del Nurto liavo present
ed a watch to Gov, Terrazas for killing Vic
toria ami dispersing his band.
Ilnmiise by HihmI,
Yankto.v, Pa., April 8. The damaiio to
stcamWu, railroads and private property by
thu ico gorge Is feaiful. Steamers at tho
levee wero carried inland, ami now lio on the
railroad track. Tho steamer l'cnlah struck
thu railroad inachino shops, completely wreck
ing them, Tho boat is now on tho prairie
about a milo from tho channel, Tho govern
ment warehouses tiro destroved. and many
goods stored in them carried away. Rescu
ing parties report great suffering and destitu
tion among settlers on the bottom land be
tween Yankton and Vermilion.
TRANSPORTATION LINES.
Oregon linlhriiy and Naviga
tion Company.
OCEAN DIVISION.
lift ween Man I'ranelseo nnil Portland.
Steamship Leaves Every Five Days.
Liais San t'sixcisco
at 10 a.m.
J
Keb. 10
Feb. 25
Mar. 13
Mar. 27
April 11
April 20
3$
Feb." 5
Fb. 20
liar. T
Mar. 22
April C
April 21
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9
Feb. m
Mar. 2
Mar. 17
Auril 1
April 10
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LttATK l'ORTLAKD
AT 3 A. M.
Feb. 17
Mar. 4
Mar. ID
April 3
April 18
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Feb. IjIfcIi. 2-2
Feb. 27 Mar. 0
Mar. 14 Mar. 21
Msr. 2ulAril 8
April lSlAprll il
May 3 April 3 1. May 8
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his har.ds by an Kast
India missionary thu foiniul.i of a simple veg
etable remedy for tho speedy and pcrniaucut
euro for Consumption, lliouchitis, Catarrh,
Asthma, ami all '1 brunt nnd Luinr Allerilm,
also a positive and iadlc.il euro for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after
having tistcd its wonderful cuiativo powers
in thousands of cages, l.ns felt it Ids duty to
mako it known to his aulfcriiig fejlows. Actu
ated by this motive and a desiru to relieve
human suffering, I will send fico of charge U
all who desiro it, this iccipc, in German
French, or Knglish, with full directions fo
preparing and using. Sent by mall by ad
dressing with stamp, naming this paper,
i. . bhKUAll, llbl'oweis jllock,
nolOm!) Rochester, N. V.
ltlirht Is reiorvcil to chanire steamers or sailing days.
Tlirnuuli Tickets soM to all principal cities In the.
LUItai sulci and uanaaa.
RIVER AND RAIL DIVISIONS.
i'uliiinliln, Hlllamrtlc nnd Yamhill 1th cm.
rnillUAUY 1, 1SS1.
bears l'ortl.unl
for
Iuilli-., Walla
Walls, Uina
tilK ami up
rlicr points.
AttorU, Kala
ma, Taccina,
Victoria, Newt
lli-tiiiliuu-r
Cutli'am't, ll.y
iiew.BKOincK.
niiv. broikn'Ul
Vnlrl, Oil. I
M'n. niini-.BU ,
IMVUin
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Connllliand f
Intern icuUU I
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Moil. Tne.
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Tho immense talc and L'i'eat uipularitv nf
Green's Auunist Mower iu nil tow us ami vim.
ges iu tho civiliud woihl has cnustd many
imitators to adopt similar names, expecting tt
reap nml lint vest for thcmtclvrs nttlio expense
of tlio nlllictcd. 'Jliis Inedicino wus introduc
ed iu 1M18, nnd fur thu euro of Dyspepsia, ami
Liver Complaint, with their cll'ccts, such as
Sour .Stomach, Contivomss, Sick Stomach,
Sick Headache, Indigestion' 1'alpitation of
the limit, vcitbjo, etc., etc., it never has fail
ed to our knowledge. Tin co doses will re
lieve any caseuf Dyspepsia. Two million bot
tles sold last ycni. 1'iiio "o cents. Samples 10
cents.
0 AM
Uenrrnl IMIIees tor. I'roul nnil It Hlrrtls.
J. McCItAKE.V&CO
Az'ts State of California.
A. I MAXWKLL,
Ticket SKentO. 11. JsN.Co.
JOHN Ml'in,
Genera! Freight & Prm'r ajrent.
T. F. OAKRS,
Vlce-I'rcslilent A Manar.
TACIFIU COAST.
de-
lllililriid.
San FnAsrinco, April 8. Silver King
clares dividend of 'JO cents.
Amber Cane.
Walla M'alla Watchman.
Mr. V. 1 Cniw, of Milton, Ogn., in an
swer to Mr, Warner's inquiry saysi "I did
liavo enough ot early amber seed to plant fifty
acres, but liavo let it out to parties. There
will bo planted licru this year about forty-live
acres and over on Wild Horso creek, aliout
forty acres more, all early amW or Minneso
ta early sugar cane. Wo have received two
crops of it last year, which is a good Indica
tion, iu fact it docs well hero and the enter
prise of planting sugar cano should lie encour
aged and follow ed up. Mr. Munsoy has taken
a small lot nf seed to Dayton and will givo it
a trisl there." Success to home industry is
our constant prayer! ,
S, Gallagher writes the samo paper:
"White every one is busy putting iu Spring
grain, Ictus leave a few acres for sorghum. Ido
uot know of any one who has tho Amber cane
seed for sale, but wo can send Kick to. Yick,
of Rochester, N. Y., or any other reliable
seed man, aud get it iu timo for planting. I
will plant ten acres. It is grown as easily as
corn. Three quarts t tho aero is enough,
1'lants need thinning out to seven or eight
stalks in a hill. It does uot require rich soil.
Must bo cut before a frost. It will make at
the rata of 180 gallons of good clear syrup to
the aero. Who will plant cane? Many object
to tho syrup commonly made from sorghum,
but that frt m tho Minnesota Amber cane has
a maple llavor, and when properly made is as
flue as any we Import. e farmers can cer
tainly mako enough to supply tho homo market
Oregonian Railway Company
i.iiiti:i.
xkw komi:.
COHMKNCI.S'd WKIMfKSDAY, FKIlItUAIlY 2,lf
ami until further notice, trains and boats nil
run as follows:
ltm.lt AMI KAKTHIliK IIIVIKIO.V,
ry, A. M., ilalljr, Sundays excepted, tnallne
I ft eloss connection at llny'a Ijmdlnu will
trains (or HI. rnul. I'renrlil'rnrlr ami Hllrrrlon.
Howell I'rlrle, Wntdo Hills, Wrsl Mnjtmi.
Prloami intcnneuialo poinis. airaisaboarusuauttr
anil slccpinir acvoiiimoJpllons for senirers Ucsirlnff U
go aboard tlio lilulil proilous to ila)' otdcarturo.
mkhthiiii: nniiiox.
8 -On A. M. dtlly, SuniUs esceptnl, via O. A C
UU It, It., (Hot Kids Dltlilon) foot ol F street
nuiklnir clow connection st lVeC Hide (roxlne toi
Itrlil ts 111. Ilrnndnirnd and Hlirrldnn Jnnrllnn
irior iwliiU bcjoinlHIirrldiui Junction this trail
will run ss follows:
On UOMIAYH, WKDNHSIIAYS and F1UIUYS,
to stations between MirrliUn -luurlloiiaml llnllst
On TUKSIIAY8, TllUIUiliAYS and BATUIIHAlh.
to stations bctw ecn Hliri;ldan Junellon and Hlirtl
dun. TIIUIII'liH TKKKTH to above points on sals ai
O. & C IU It., licit bids dhltlon ticket ollice.
8-AA A- M- MONUAYH, WEDNiailAYS ane
'ft FItlDAYS, Irom loot ol Morrison strcst,
tcaimr "Ohio" (or laavlon and all points Uttasci
I'orllnnd and Iavtoii ou River.
FREIGHT.
(Footol Morrison street from 7 A.M. to 0P.M.)
iuht hiui: nmsiox.
Freljlit received dally, except SunJiys, lor polnu
between stay's LniidlnBand llnmiisvllle.
hwi huh: iiivihiom.
1'reUlit recrlrcl TUF-SDAY8. TIIUllSDAYS anil
8ATUIII(AYS,lorallpolnU on lllitr between furl
land and Onylou, and for llnllu, rlberlilnu am'
Interunxllals point.
J. M. FILI.MOHK,
J.SO. IU WHEAT, central SurlntenJ.nt
Aitlnir Frtli;)it and Ticket Agent.
m
HODGE, DAVIS & CO.,
OFFEU A
NEW AND POSITIVE uURE
WENZELL'S
INFALLIBLE ANTI-SCAB
A MAI'E anU KH lllT Compound baaed
M'IF.TiriC I'stl.M 11-tW, aud Warranted
rree frttni Injurious rlYrrls upon Hie
Weal and Hbrep, and Condruifd
form rvsllns: Utile far Oelalit,
directTons I
TbT rilF. CONTENTS OF ONE CAN INTO
Ua kwJI or Tesucl capable ol holding about Or,
Cations, a coal oil can with top cut out w ill ansa er; rill
nearly with water and allow to stand oier lilzhL II
not then completely dlxilved apply heat, and lien so-
Walla WiUla.
Tho Watchman says, where and what
is it? is frequently asked by Kastcru journa
lists wlioto kuowleilgo of geography has beeu
nipped by tho frost when very young, but
sutlico it for us to say that Walla Walla is in
tho laud of the living and is a lovely little
valley in the Territory of Washington, which
is ou tho 1'aciflo coast, commences at the foot
of tho lllue Mountains and gently slopes to
ward the majestic Columbia river. In that
valley is a city, also named Walla Walla,
which contains abouut -1.000 inhabitants.
Within its limits we find a splendid new
Court house, not quite finished, an did Fel
lows' Temple, the prito of the city, an Opera
House, a (,aity Theatre eight tine churches
for eight different denominations, and the end
is uot yet. There are also four lodges of
Odd Fellow's two of the A. O. U. W. ono of
Knight Commanders of the Sun, a l'ost of the
Grand Army of the Republic, two Militia
companies anil three fire companies, said to
Ihj the most effcient fire departmant for its
site, this side of Chicago, The valley itself,
ought to be called, l'leasant valey or the
Kdcii of the Northwest. Xow accept this
brief description of the land of wheat wheu
reading about it iu thoeo reliable, elaborate
journals of the Kast, always remember that
Walla Walla is uot in California, Nevada,
Oregon or Ilritish Columbia, but in Wasning-toaTerritqry,-
which wants to bo a State,
contained In the proper receptacle tor dlpplnif the sheen
L'nshoriie aheinatUr their removal (rom tha Latli hoiil.l
hats the liquid pruned Iran the wool and the lluulO
.,,t., . 1. .,... BAAn...... .., . .. ... .1
,.iuivmwi, mTimi,,Biu, in urner 10 iiiture uu
destruction ol the praIU, thejr should recelrs another
bath Inatout two weeks.
N. 11. Let thebath ba uami ftn,t kirtt.1 lwMlr.
csld alter 1L
llead'tbefol lowing:
, psaaT. Polk Co., Sept. 15, 1S7
Measrs. Uodire, Pavli & Co.! lining- uusl tin tvms
dy that sou sent ni lat Spring for scab amoni; my
Revo, I haie delayed idling you results until tha prcs
cut time, as I desired to allow nuittcient time to elap
so as to be ceruln tfcat tho dlnaie was thouroulily
euied. I dipped uiyihwptwlc alter shearing, at In
ten als el IS day s, and hai e examined the Hock cartrulh
at least iiows week alm-e the Ut dipping, but hair
dlMXxeied no remains ot the diMaM. I do not hcaltaU
w revoiiiinena your prearat!on as a complete and cer
tain reiaixly tor scab anion; ihcep,
Iut up In alr-ti'ht cans, holdlne seeen pounds eae'h
and ei en-can, wheu uird accordingto direcdous, wtl
.III, 111 .h..
PIlErAltED EXPUESSbY FOR AND SOLD DY
Hodge, Davis & Co., Portland.
King of the Blood
Cores all disorders rssultlna; Irom Impurity it the
Blood, Including all Scrofulous Diseases, 4Jiln
Eruptions, Bait Ithcura, Btrslllngs, Sjspepals,
Llrcr Complaint, Debility, Catarrh, to,
Klne-tenths of all chronic and temporary
disorders ore caused by disturbance of tlie cir
culation of the blood, which depends greatly
upon the quality. If Impure from want of
proper food, air, light, exercise, change ol
scene, or from overwork, the whole system feels
it. Sometimes its impurity Is indicated by one
of the diseases named j sometimes by a gloomy,
despondent, dull, laty feeling tomwonly called
"THE BLUES."
implying lack of energy, debility, and central
unhappiness. Nothing is to magical in Us
effects as this KING OF THE BLOOD,
at once a tonic and alterative, s called becaassi
It tonet and altert the stagnant functions, ami
healthful activity results.
Numerous testimonials the genuineness cf
which is guaranteed by our standing offer of
sl,000-inil full directions am be
found-in the "Treatise" accompanying each
bottle. Trice $1.00 per bottle. SoM by all
dealers In medicine. D. RANSOM, Sok St.
Co., Proprietors, Uuflalo, N. Y.
Ague Mixture
W tMtmULt: IIKltltilHTS.
I'ortlaud,
BUTSOtl
All the goods belonging to the estate o(
Newbury, Hawthorne & Co.
Coniittlng of
JPat'tn Tools and Machinery
Ar offtrvd tor sals by the undersigned, who U
aUo agent tor the
Ilolliiiswortli. Itciudver, Red
ltird and Surprise llurso
Ilay Itake.
Manufwtnrsd by- John DoJd & Co., Dayton, Ohio.
Address
J. M. GROSS, Bos 60S,
ruriitt IVlta Seymour, babw & CO., PcrtUod,
Chills and Fever r permanently
curod by Dr. Jayae'a Agae Mix
tare. With a little caro on the part
of tho patient to arold exposure, and
tho occasional use of Jatnk'b Sana
Tivk PlLLS.thla remedy will be found
to bo certain In lbs operation, and rad
ical in ita effect. In many aectioni
of tlio country subject to Agne anc
other malarial disease, It uai an es
tablished character as a popular spo
clflo for theso harraaalng complaint,
and the number of testimonials re
ceived show that its reputation Is
constantly lnoroastag.
Intermittent and Remittent Fevers
are effectually oured by Dr. JayBe's)
Ague Bllxtssrs). In these com
plaints caro should be taxtnto follow
tho directions aUosely, and especial
attention glren to tho liver, which
should bo assisted In performing its
functions by Da. Jaynk's Sak ativh
Vills.
IIODCi;, DAVIS i LU., M'l oUuW m.Urs 1'o.tUud
Ortvon
SELL WHAT ?
SELL ST.!'
II" YOU HAVE ANYTIII.VO T) 8KLL WRITE IT
out til as i.laln and conel.e a uunntr as possible
and snd It to the IVILLAJ1KTTK KAlIilKlt office, and
iltldoallecan to svlllr, Agreatuuii) lanuers
hae on hand eitra supplies of
SUEll WHEAT.
fcKEU OATH,
TIMOTHV SEED.
UUAS3 Bl'.tli,
OlUl'E COTTINOS,
bTliAM'llKHUV PLANT.
AHTIt'llOKES. n l-OTATOE'
-At Veil &A find kb L- rntl.tln.. nl
DRAFT HOUSES.
JACKS and JENNYS
UOltK HOUSES,
MILCH cull's,
IIUKJHEU CATTLE,
POILTUY,
HOGS.
bllEKP. and
FARalS i'OR SALE
llemetlltifr th.t lv .nmlln ,w .tntl.r In Ir..
Using one cau gel rid ot all theve IllUe extras and thus
keepdoancapcuttt. OJr charges lor such advertise
ments we fiira SI.bO to tj M per month. Eatsef
Dotlcas w m-ul putiliah tor ll.M per mooiii.