Willamette farmer., June 24, 1881, Page 2, Image 2

WILLAMETTE FARMER; PORTLAND, QREGON, JUNE 24, 1881.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
llAKTKUN.
line Minns of t'nrrilnit on lln-.tuliallim
Nkw Viikk, Juno 111. Tho World' Uvon
special nsysi Althotili the county Cork Is
comparatively quiet, largo bodies of troops
aro liringsunt in tlio ui'trici 01 which nan
Inn i. H,i! 1'iMitiT. Sin ill ti'imntfi nnil tieasan
try gather from day to day st tlio farms of
"suspects," arrested under tlio coercion net
to cut nay ami carm roni crops, aim win.'
inn between tlti-su molm nnil thu local consta
bulary may tako place at any moment.
Tliu peasantry in tlio neighborhood of 1 1
inolnjitio. on Court Machcrry bay. aro greatly
iixciti-d over tlio nlil prophecy of St. Mo ago,
from w Iioiii tlio town in named Teai.li Molago,
Tho house of Molago, abbey, ruin and tombs
nt Timoliguc, iro ninomr tho finest iii Mini
ster! nnd tlicre, according to tradition, St.
Molago lived for many yearn. Ho was n
saint of groat rtnown in tlm county Cork.
ir u'n Imrii ne.tr l'crniov. Tcinnlo Mulatto,
near Mitchclltown nil OouiiU ns of KingslandV
estates, taken it name Irom thn cliurcl
founded tlicro on tlio liank of tlio river Fur
.li.fin. TolitriuoliiL'a is 111 well, and Lobba
inolaga is Ids lied or grave. His prophecy on
llin mrraiiau nmtatlon. willed lias ln-on un
iiarthcd liy soinu land loigm-r fro'n tlm mass
ol local Mill lore, is sun v nnvo ncen tiiier'-u
in mil) when Cnrcudi (Cork! win. us its name
impliox, n marsh, mid tlm old sept of MiCar
thy ruled tho roost. ; I semi ynu tlio cuncnt
translation to show vou liow tlio agititiou lia
liecomo pa't mid parcel of tliu upf ratltlinis
of tlio peaiauiry.
"In i-ighticn eiility-oni',
Tho stranger is undone.
In Cotcagu shall liu seen
Tlm red lu-ncath 'ho green,
Kinlitcn ciiflity threw,
McCarthy's suns uru free,
'I lin "reen abi'Hi the rid,
Tho lion's litter dead."
This imitihccv has lieen In
tured far and wide through Minister, and cop
ies of it havu heeii sunt tn Irish meuihers of
parliament and exhibited in tho lobbies of tliu
Iioiisii. Mr. Win. Shaw, liicmher fioin llio
county of Cork says tho lewlirs In Timnlague
and llamlou districts mo using this and other
. Hosting legends as campaign documents and
by Hint means thuy havu jiersuadod hundieils
of peasants that nimed resistaneu to thu law
will smelv end In extlrpitfon of landlordism
and tho downfall of Kuglith ruluin Ireland,
llullriiail Ilnr Itrrnlim.
Freight tales show general iliiim nutation
and t'MiitricIs uete insilii hy nasi Iv every rn.nl
to-day lor grain to Now Vnrk at lucent. It
looks us though all railroads wero about to
liogiu comjietiti'iii with tliu laku as to which
would liu forerunner of a general tallrnad war.
tlrr.
A Mm this afternoon destroyed thu great
furniture fact -rv of A. I'. .Inlinsnu. on llreen
street, thinning lf0 hands out of employ ment
nnd causing u toUl loss of ?."(),(KH); Insurance,
$.7,000.
Ilratli nr ii rnllllrlnii.
Joseph K. Smith, a prominent lawyer and
rotiti'.-ian of this city slnco lbW.I, died this
morning of heart disease. Ho camo hero from
Mulnu wheio his father was oneo governor of
the. .State. Mr. Smith was J. II. Illaino's first
opponent fur member of Cougrets in I Bid.
vidiiiir Hi mil.
Win. K. (lo-xlyoir, who rode from tho At
lantic to thu l'uollio in IS-V., died todayt
aged ,10.
A Prompt .trrrsl,
.JfKW YllIlK, .ItlllO IS. Will. C. Slll'ldoil,
ulcrk in the post ollleo nt VllllRinsvlllo,Ma.,
having learned that I. I'. Moom li.nl fur
nished o iiiuterfuit moiiuy madu an appoint
incut with him ut tliu (1 rand CVntial Hotel
hero and unested him at thu umrloof a lo
volvcr. Hilar llillll.li lll.iililril.
Nr.vv Havk.n, -luiie I. In thu liaso lull
match ti-ilay Hutchinson, Vitus' pitcher,
sprained his icndon knee. GonM, Amherst
pitcher, had his lift iiim lirukeu hy a lull.
I'rt-.lilnit llarllrll 'In Triiulilr.
IIamiviii, N. II., Juno IS - I'liu investiga
tion I'hiiigesiigalnst I'residcnt llarllettof I'.ir
mouth unllege, for ilintiiirteous, dlctitonal
inn' insulting conduct Inward the faculty and
students, ii piogru.siii)( with thu iu of his
riwiguatiuii,
I lie Kiiiiihs li nil 'ri.
Sr. IH'ls, Jiiiiu IS. Tho AVMiMi-iin''
Ivans is city simvj il aaysdiHutehesaud letters
ririled hy leading agiicultiiral impUineiit
dealt ri in this ciiy fnun dilleivut p.irts of
Kansas leisirt that eat of thu lino from Con
cord on the Ceutial hranch niiliu.id, South
Klk on thu K:in.u city, Liwrmcu and South
em liruiieh, the whe.it crop will Iw nlsive the
aNerige. I'lus euihrno s tho Winter uhe.it
district. Iwist of tliiMilKiiu mined lino thin
will not Ihi iiioio th.in half crop. The wheat
irop of lh entire State will lint pr-diaMy he
as 1 irge as that of four eirs ago, Init tho gen
cut crop Hill he thu largest eier known in
tho Stale. The coin ciop hwiks well and
imnnln's to ho llio l.irgi.t uir lurvuiteil m
Kaiis.it
I Ire nnil lx or lire.
Mil M Ml. i v, June I" A tire this evening
.viAppliiio, duti'vl MuMiin.oii's wccli'ii
fa:li.i a i,' Atl.n.s. u' lwiUle.ul liutory. To
tall a. SdlVMHH), iiisiirnnee tJISHNI. All old
man luiiind Nil ton, fell In. in Ihuliuildiiig and
v is kill- J 'i,'iit II" ithe, an emploje, per
uliril in il e l.iut. Thtee liiiudled Hum ale
thioun nut of einploymeiit.
Km is nt llii.liin,
IkisToN, Jiiiiu Is. Ilosiuer won tho three
null un-. li 11,-v, seeoudi Ue, thud, Time,
'."117 Kims mid Kenuedv M. Jnliii won the
rare lor yirofi'tsiou.ili, Ouco niiUs, doutde
scnlls, 111 '.Mil.'l.
;ii.,i.iii lloiim fur llien,
Xt.w VuliK,.l line IN. -Herman Itcpiihlicin
ilivlareil to-night at 11UMi1u-etingth.it Hcpcw
Iuviiil- n mnj rity of the UipulduMii otes
sliotilii l.oilictd Senator, and the Hermans
would nivku ,iuy lit'pahluaiis for ollleo who
did net s t,pci t him.
lloll.lriMH I'llltlalull,
Tiun, June IS A collohui iK-ciirrnl Ih
twivil two trail's m.ir lieie to-day, thiiuigli
tho cucles'iics ef su operator, h) which a
Ivy wm killed, I in-iil Miiously hint and two
others Injured.
41 lit liiiiiiliiloii rullllrs,
WakIIIMIIIin. Juno IS A IticltiiiouJ tele
gram stutis that liepillilicaiuwilt smvly imm
iiuto io,.ii.ini for , inur, and old ivlncs
and do a payer will s-ippoit liiui. Kepnt.li.
cans liivo no eniilidi uj 111 .Malioue, ami ills
trust hit inoveuict.i, Leiiis will liist lie
lukultn livijii thu cliairiiuusliip of tliu lie
publican Statu Committee. If ho rvfiuoi he
will be dwpl vciil, ru ho is 011 the riadjitsler
tiikct.
lie.
Mum l.i'M, Jmio Is. -Tho cimvent of Ma
efiuclio and n sidouts ad went lull mil. Uuses
by bi..iliiv ut Kiig's i:el.ill, S.VI.WV).
Until iiu (.uitiuue bit w evil Moutival and
Qatbtc.
A slllnlnnus Krlirmr.
Atiiknh, Juno 1 VjN'cws camo from Alta
that on tho rccoF Ipl orders to preparo for
tho evacuation or C.NJtown a company was
formed fur homing CntVw" I'cfuro tliu Greek
troops arrived Qiurfjjr,'! of gunpowder and
petroleum wero found ponccalcd. Five Turk.
Ish olllccis were arrested.
Colli Inn lo Amrrlrs.
IlitKMBM, Juno 18. Tho stream of cinlgra
tlim continues. Fifty Pomeranians passed
through to-day on tho way to America. Tho
st ainshlp tompanioi have the utmost dllll
culty in providing transportation.
An Aiiitrnl lo lilmlsloiir.
SorillA, Jun-i 18. Tho Zancoir party has
sent tho following appeal to Gladstone! "Wo
appeal to tlio generosity of Kngland to savo
our liberty, which is threatened hy dictator,
ship. Our party have issued a proclamation
to electors 111 which thoy say that tho country
is in danger and it Is your duty to elect men
who aro equal to tho emergency in order to
preserve our liberties."
Ilitnuril,
London, Juno 18. A Jaulna dispatch sayL:
Dervisch l'sslm, Turkish commander, has
caused Abdul Trassario, Albanian leader, to
bo hanged.
Humor llcnlril.
I'AWvlunc 18. The secretary of thojockiy
club says tint tho rumor about Foxhall is tin
founded. ,'o protest has been lodged against
him and tho stakes would bo handed over ns
soon as demanded,
Spain Mill Tnkr Hie Jews.
MaIiiiMi, Juno 18. Sixty thousand Jews
aro expected to immigrate to Spain in couso
queiico of tho decision of tlio government al
lowing Jlw's vxpi'lltd'J ,l!iiisia to comu to
Spain.
Hlili Hrlfril.
Ia'.nIkiN, Juno 18.-Tho llritish ship King,
Captain Lyons, at Qiiei'iistownfiomS.'iii'r'rau.
Cisco, has been suiud for runuliig down a ves
sel at sea,
.llnsaiirrr In irlli .trrlen.
AliilKlii, Juno 18 Tho insurgents luiio
insdu 11 raid upon Kxp-irto factmos nenrCai
da, and lobbul tho emplnjes, neatly all Spall
iirds, after which thu set lire to their build,
lug and other propeity. Many men, women
and children nru missing It is stated that
sixty w igoncrs weiu killed,
A Mnriiliiii.
I.HSIHIV, Juno I". Theio is tniuo roi on to
lubeio that a dispatch has been scut fiom a
foreign ollicd to tlm American government
0 tiling attention to ths operation! ol I'miana
in New York.
V.UIVW i'UXHV.
.Illnhig rAs.
VlluilMA, Juno III. Castings for tho Com
bination pump havu been rccciwd mid will be
in tilacu to-morrow luurnliig. llefuru starting
up again they proioso to strenttlieii nil such
p.i'ts 01 tliu apparatus as aru siinjccieti 10 a
(navy strnin.
At Sierra .uvaila, io. I, crosscut In i( It ;
N'o. '.'. oS: No. II. (H) feet. Tliu material is n
mixtiiruof nuart. ixiuilivrv and clay. Tho
crimen ts havu yet a coiuiderablu diitaucu to
go lieloru ere can no expectiil.
At Yellow J icket thy aro preparing to
'ower tho watu below 'J, 800 feet tank station.
Thu heat is still so great that they cannot iu
pair six hundred feet puiup bob at luipeiial.
Tlm material nt tliu bottom of tlio Ohlstnn
shaft is favorablu and growing softi r, but
there Is little water at Union shaft. Thry aru
cutting out a 2.7(H) foot level preparatory to
starting a drift. ,.
Tho shaft of tho now Wells, Fargo will bo
drained to-uioriow.
The Til rn ran IMiilrr.
Ss Fkam'Imm, Jiiiiu IS. I'articulars of
tho wteck of tho steamer Tararun aru given
by tlm Auckland lltraM of May 23.1. Tho
lararail was a iteamer belnnglng to thu
Union Cnmiiauv of New calami, wa em
ployed un the coast of New ealamt and was
run nil g to Melbourne and Sydney 011 the
voyngn on which she was wrccki-d. Tho Tir
armi had pasted ilnwu thu east emit of Now
e.ilaud, calling at lilleieut iMirta. She was
Intweeii I', rt Chambers, Port of Duiiediu
and lllull', thu list place of call before going
to Melbourne, When the vessel lirst struck
tho lea was iiunnaratively calm and it was
thought no lives would bu lost, but nil ac
count of a heavy surf that breaks on that
of tho coast theru oru no lifu Isnts or lifu Hiv
ing apparatus, One boat which went from
the M'ssel was driven on thu beach ami
broken, while the other could render tin as.
siitaiu-u and was nicked un at sea. A heavy
swell set in, thu steamer settled down 011 the
rocks ami was washcilmer liy tlio waves.
Thu en w and ussciigcrs huddled ut last on
thu forecast lo ami ill the riuuilli:. illld as thuy
btcaimi exhausted wiro gtadually washed oil'
into thu sea. Thu vessel struck at ft o clock
Friday morning, by 2 r. M, all women and
elillilreii nan neon waaiion on mu ioh-vusiiv.
A few of the strongest of thu men held on to
the rigging till night. At 2 o'clock S iturday
morning a cry was heard by thosu on shore us
the mast fell into the sea, mid when morning
daw mil theto was scarcely n eatigo of tho
wuik Wsiblo. Hctwecn 00 an 70 bislies
haie cuimi itslinn, moat of which b.ivo been
tdeiitilled. A majority liawi bien buriul 011
n slip of giouiid on the eoast. About l.'IO
I iies were list.
Iii-iniirriille I'rliinirlei.
S I'll M'Imm, June 17- The Oemocratio
county cuiiiiiiittfo has tlxed June .'tilth lor thu
primary election of twenty-llvu delegates from
each seintonal di.tin.tin this city and iiuinty,
1'J.l 111 all, to nouiinato 11 IKmocratiu ticket
for the next 1 lection.
Munis Iniiimlile Iral.txlloii.
The Mate lcut.il AsK-iatlou to-day voted
to inoorp.irate. The object la to gel favorable
legislation nt the next levislatiire.
sliiillinteil 11 r Trial.
YlimlMi Cirv, N'ev,, June 17. County
Commissioner Sheridan was honorably .-inputted
this r. M , the jury not leaving their siats,
1 digent oldiii.uo shown toluwbccn fotirxl
ly a Hiron known, but wltou name was sup
pieiscd. Ilrrlm rruiu llir iiillrniis.
lli'KMn Aiiks, May 21. Hy the wry of
Lolnkui news has U-ell Hvciveil from t'lllil
tint the people atu tlei lug from Atouiipa,
Peru, 011 the appriucli of tliu Chilians.
TKItlCITOItl.U..
Vuiioliiiil Iihh nimbi its iipjHtirnncu ut
Seiittle.
'rimy iitoh uUitit I" niIuioii to tho
IlOltt Ut Vlllll'OlU I'f.
An Indian cnnglit un 118 ihiuiuI liuli
but tlm other ility ut Scat tie.
About 100,000 milro.nl ties will Ihi
Kent down tho Yukiiiiiv next mouth.
On Tui'Mluy, wtyn tho Vunoonvir Jit-ilyk-mleiit,
wllilo viiit iiistructions eon
ooritincj tho tiiiuuigi'iiH'iit of a eitvul.tr
.w, Mr, W. V. Xowlin oiiuhow al
lownl hia loft huiul to coino in contact
with tho lovolvinj; saw, by which tho
hitiul wn-s bi'iiously nmuKleil. It is not
yet known whether any jwt of it tniist
Lo uniiitatwl.
ITK.1I8 IIY TLEKAPH.
The German rcichstng has adjourned.
Gen. Grant left Chicago for New York on
tlio I4tll.
The Ohio Grccnbackcrs have nominated a
SUto ticket. ' '
Tho usual vote was cost ycstcrdayifor Sen
ators at Albany, ' (
Mora dillicultics with natives ate reported
-.. l... l?:n T.1....I.
Ull bliu I 1JI iniilliu?.
Mystic Patk, ltoston, 2:2. clus.'Charlcy
Champlin won. best time, 2:23j. '
K. P. Cutter & Co , of lloston, iron dealers,
havo auspended) liabilities $000,000 to $700,
000. (Ill J
The Sister's Hospital at Lead City, Illaek
Hills, was blown down by tlio receipt cy
clone. .
Tho library connnittco of the lirooklyi:
board of education tiiul a thortJga of at It-aat
Three farmers, actlvo members of the LmV
League, wero arnstcd under coercion act at
Loughred for suspected murder. i
Tho following patents wero granted'on tho
ljtlu Hans Thcilscn, Walla Wal'a, for rail
rjad cros-'io J, N. Armciit, IVijfon, fur
iloor cneck, t-
Wash Ollleld shot and killed, Matthew
Montgomery iu a quarrel over a pie,t,l)f land.
Tho shooting occuired near WawawjMVvT,,
011 tho I (til '
A band of 70 dosperatc cow IsyV hae
atnrted to "lake" tho town of Fr in fifes bo-
cause tfrren of their number wero u-cccntly
killed near there. V
llrown A Myers, thu Now Madrid'iMltlaws.
who killed Robert Lefargo and shot the sherilf
01 aynu county, were convicted ol piuulcr
iu -St. Louis, 011 the 1,1th, ;
Six hundred oud forty-two hirtuoi were
burned hy the recent llru at Quebec, miiI 1,211
families and ll,02.i individuals aru homeless
nud mostly without protection.
It is reported that ft Kiliiimi srs-ialist who
escaped from Siberia has reached Hwllx rlsinl.
Theru is only onu other instance 6.1 political
prisoner escaping from Siberlav ' i'
It is understood that the" president has de
cided to appoint N. ('. McFarl.tud, of Topika.
Kansas, lonimissloner of tlio general laud
olllce, lieu.l, A. Williamson, tcsigned,
Progress in tho committee In laud bill, ( 11
the 1 Itli, was greater than at any prciious
siting. Altogolhrr fll lnt- of the bill
pacj, mid about M amendments Wcrd dih
jiosed of. .
Thoso who know tay nojhing hi tlio ruioi-i
of thu uuuuujttcc of ticasury investigation
nllicU on A-sistnnt SecietalT Upton el'
Chief Clerk Power. Jptou is, wlllliig to
ahido tho tesult of anjtiiustlgation,
"icverai tnous.iiul woiiuen aie 011 a urine
in Stockton, and riots aru feared, A niynlicr
of Hies iu Sweden recently oref bellovci! to
havo been of iuceniliary uigin.. I he couill
tion of thu country is unsatisfactory?
An oiler for a railway akftcm operated bv
tho Noo Scotia goeruiiH)iifiis been madu
by Morton, ltoss ko., of Loudon, who aru
b(.lleed to bu acting for the. Canada; I'jcllie,
to completo thu road froth ocean to oce.iV
A
voiiinr man. Inunfaa Uallahan. on his
vay
hmiio to Uro Kirln, after visiting Fort
.tones, Cal., 011 tho I Itlj, wn thrown from
Ida huise, his feet catching the stirrup and
the liiinu kicking him badly; Hu was .ftully
injiirril. u
Thu reiKirt of tho treamr im eatigatiug
tuiiiiiiuieu Buoimiicsi un ma iutu, ruciini1
mends thu immediatu iliscliarteiof.-l'ttncy,
custodian of the trasury, Norton, assiitam
secretary ami of tliu chief clerk; forrhaviug
violateil tlio law,
0agu county. Ks ,'lujaesiiiO hor.es by tho
htnrm, besides feficvs, burns, orchards, aid
crops, thirty or torty H-rsoua are wounilril.
The money loss w ill bo $100,000. Muny fain
ilies aiu w holy ilunt'tute. Nearly every l.ouio
Is ilestroyuil in thu town 01 1 lorn.
Thu lirst of the cases of tliu Stato against
II. C, Paiiu for robbing Wills, Fargo ,V C.i.'s
tleatuiu box last July, w.is beuun at Peiullu
ton 011 the lAth. A juiy was eiiiiauurleil
without iniijli dilliciilty. The court is now
engaged hearing tustlinouy for thu presveu
turn,
Congressman Tucker, of Virginia, urged the
presitleut not to aide tho readjustee in the
pending election, tut their iccess wituld in Inn
uvi ry Interest of tho Statu. Thu president
aid tliu cabinet would decide thu matter
Thu president ia stiougly inclined to help Ma
hniio. l'orstei- ileniiil ill the parliament having
expressed Vgrcta that the troops and police
had not lireii 011 thu peoplu during thu Nuw
l'all.11 riots, and prodm-cd his instructions,
sliowniL' that ho had ordered avoidance of ex
tieiuo 1111 inures except when neccaiary to en
Inrcu tliu law,
Seciutiry Wimloui irfuics to reveal tliu ru
suit of the iiiM-stigation of Pitney, He will
net on the report viry soon, but its contents
aie private. It is stated, ho inner, that the
lemrt sustains thu chargt a of tho irrrgularitits
ami eieii wurse than tuiit, Thuy havo been
going mi si-vein! y ears.
Silas M. Wnite, ox-president of thulir-t na
tional b-iuk of llrattlebom, in thu U. 8, court,
at Windsor, 't., 011 thu llth, plead uuilty t
thu llitt and fourth counts of thu indictment
cluigiug him with making false returns to the
gn eminent, and was soutiiiced to i years
111 the home of coricction. '
Win. II. Salisbury alius A. II. Canty, was
hanged ior tho murder of Constable Pirklus,
nt lluen.i VisU, Col. Ho do tared his iuno
e.ncu fiiiui thu scalluld. When thu trail
sptiiui' the rH broke, and mthougli his nick
was iirokcu ny mu 1.111 110 was piiucii up
again,
A m.111 mi nul M.irtil, at Ottawa, ia Imil I
iug a miiii.ituru ark in aitficipatiou of a tK-cxl
on tliu Huh of June. Iliswilo snut tile en
tile Week preparing pro isiona forth-trip.
Another m.111 was taken to the asylum for tliu
inline ir.izid lo. luidiiii; of thu eatly vml of
tho well I.
Tho chamber of deputies on the 17th began
the discussion of the budget (i.itu com
mended thu examplu of reducing the debt
it by Kiighnd and the United htates, ami
(iaiid'iu advocated a reiliictiou of land tax in
the tntenat of nurtculturc, hard prisnd by
Ameiioaii eiiinpvtitiou,
Sergeant at aims of the stnatc, Hught, has
dl'ihaigod sexer.il employes, which caust-s
mull indignation anion; democrats, They
claim it is unjust and contrary to instructions
gi eu him before the revesa was taken. It la
pmhihlu tint an iniet:catioii will be insti
tuted next wiutir.
Ihu Uunl of visiters to the naval academy
repoit tt.o men as Wing iustructiM iu the
methoils long ago abandoned by tho rest of
the civ ihed world, They suggest cadet be
l,i years or over, before entering, and that
morals k not excluded from their curriculum:
that the standard of admissiou bo raitcit aud
tobacco inhibited.
Freights to New York from Chicago, on
grain aro very weak, coutrhcU having U-vn
made on the llth, at IS cents per hundred,
and it is cl.iimnl even as low us 1,1. Iloth the
height and picugr meetings uf the South
western Hate Association wciuiuublotnareu
and the Southwestern pool, which had a pre
cations existence- forsomii mouths, is virtually
disruptcil.
1'IOVCER Rl:l.MOX.
Full Krparl or Ike Annual Kxrrelsrs
al IlrMlnnsllle.
Held
Tlio ninth annual reunion of the Oregon
Pioneers took place st McMinnvillo on Wed
ncsdsy last. It was moro generally attended
Shan any previous reunion of tho association,
lire being probably 3,800 persona present
from the various portions of .tho State, and
had arrangements been mado 'for a special
triau from this city,so that persona could have
gone and returned tho same day, thcro would
have been at least another thousand present.
At 1:30 tho procession was formed by Grand
Marshal Al. Zieber of this city, headed by thu
Lafayette band nnd followed by tho procession
or about '00 pioneers ol Iron 1B10 to 18j,
with appropriate banners. . After marching
from the depot hotel down through tho pritL
cipal streets, the procession returned to tjf,
platform erected for the purposo in fiJBt f
Mr. Newby's warehouse. , ncn tho crowd
was all seated, tho Rev. JJAJohnsnn was ih
trcxf.lced who offered sjMr, Hon Modo
rum Crawford then doBT shoit opening
address, very approprlAlSid luUof nearly
welcome for nil, which was fotlovfasTlw music,
Lfrom the' McMlnnvilla.band. RES. W. C
Johnson, of Oregon Citvywos thrn introlu(o 1
nnd d-livorcd the annual address. whloVwas
list -nod to by 'the ljrgj crowd with special in
terest. It waa mi' able cllbrt on thu part of
that gentlemen, and we regret that Its length
will not permit its publication iu our columns.
Ho paid deserving compliments to several of
our Portland citizens and a hamltomo eulogy
to tho den irted pioneers, Uuu, Joseph Lane
and Joel l'abner, mid Mn. Jessco Apploate,
who havo died since the last mo-tiug o' the
association. At the close of his address, Hon.
M Crawford delivered tho occasional address
on tho emigration of 1812, which will boa
valuablo document for future reference.
After n tunrt f om the bind, tho crowd
ditpersed until evening, when the camp
fires wero lighted and several speeches were
mado nroiiud them by vo tinted- speakers.
About I) o'clock tho croud begin to (ill Mr
Newby's largo wnrtdinuan for n grand dancn
and in n short time daining was commenced
ami kept up until 3 o'clock the following
in'ring It was n vciy pleasant aud enjoy,
able allair.
Tho f.-l'ow lug olllcors wero c'ecled for tlio
ensuing yean Picsiib-nt, Mederuin Craw
fmil! vlco president. Henry Wairciu corn-.
sp Hiding secretary, W. II, llccs; rcoirding
ecietary, 1. 1. uaviilso treasurer, J, M.
Bacon oxcciitivo committee, John CV.liu, F.
X. Mathicu mid Joseph Watts.
The society is to bo congratulated upon tho
interest manifested by the early pioneers ol
our Stale, rvothing can tlo mora to keep
nllvo tho early friendship mid associations,
lormo't wnen mere wero nut n lew tiaruy set
tiers in Oi'-on, than these annual reunions,
ami as 11110 I v ono pisses away, it causes
tin ir names to Ik engraved upon the records
ami memories ol the nssoclatl n. .Mc.Minn
villu-uas irob.il'ly the Very best plucu this ro
union could have taken placo. It is In the
very heart of tho settlement uf tlio early pio
111 era, and the generous and wnrin-heartuil
people of that place did all in their power to
make visitors feel nt home and comfortable.
Wo only regret that a special train waa not
secured, iu order that insny who desired to
attend from this city and other places who
were unablo to bo absent two days could havu
been present on such an Interesting occasion.
Wu hoim next vear this defect will bo reme
died. Tho ninth reunion was n grand success,
for which tho pioploof Yamhill and the olll
cers of the society are Justly entitled to credit.
Prematura Training ana lUdss of norscs.
National Uvt-Htwk Journal.
Thu F.ugliali Journals havo 110 more to say
n w than heretofore oil thu injuiiouaeirects of
t'lo prematuio training nnd racing of their
thoroughbred horses, nud strongly condemn
bringing out two-year-old cults for raciut.',
s lying that thrco years old is the vuryeailiest
they should bo pvrmited to apK.-ar on tliu
courre. Thu result of the curly, severe train,
ing which colts must undergo to lit them fur
11 race, is often the camo of breaking tliini
down for life, or least making then, entirely
Useless except for n light weight under tho
saddle. It would lie much letter to keep
colts back until tlnee years old, and if they
show any point of weakness, give them tiiuu
to grow over this, and keep them Kick till
four years old. I low ever carefully a colt may
bu feil, uxcrciscd, and tended, it is Impossible
for him to get sullicient strength of Ihiiic,
muscle, nud tendon nt two years old to make
him wear well and long through after life if
then put to hard service. Ho ia not liken
steer to li pushed forward to make a carcass
of Ucf ut thu eailiest pnssihlu age.
A very superior articlo of imitation ivory,
now ma.lu in I'.uis, is saiil to bu 11 mixtuiu of
one litiiulrcil poumls ivory ilust, tliu sumo of
pyroxylino ami fifty of camplinr. Tlio pymxy.
lino is ground net, then pressed until only
onouj-li water ii-niaiiis iu it to prevent tiii
tion, uil, after lu lag i-oiubiiii.il with tliu ivory
ilust suit camphor, la pressed lictvvun absuib
iug ciubiniu until ull tlio uioisturo ia extiact
ed w lieu fifty patts of nitrite of ethyl aiu adit
iii, Tlm mixture, tins for neil is left fur sev
eral hours in a closed vcs.il, until tins nitrate
ii equally ihsiritmtcd throughout tliu tn.us. It
is next subjected to heavy presstiru iu heated
cvliutlers ami rolled iK-tweeu hot rulleis. Tliu
product thus obtaintHl Hseises a remarkable
siuiilauty in apH.irauce ami uuality to natur
al ivory, is fn-u fnun streaks ami spots, and is
not attackeil by moisture.
Ilvrr) l,xl) MtiuVlunts
to buy a new sewing machine or to iri-t an old
one repaire-l will timl it greatly to ilu-ir in
tercat to call nr send to John 11. (ianison's
sewiui; uiacliiiie sture, HIT TI1111I street Tort.
l.ind, Sow nit; machine oil and needles con
stautl) 011 baml. Onlein from the country
promptly tilled. Asent for tliu IUvis, Howe
ami Wilson sewim; uucliiues, and general
agent for tho ltoyal St. John. .-tf.
lkmv HtcuVKiieii. Th Ixxly of tlio Chi
naman who fell frjnf'a villi ibove Th Dalles
Into tliu Columbia a few ihjs since has bteu
ncuveiiil and was brought duwu oil The
Uallea lioat to-day.
lll-IMl Haiskh. The work of raising the
platform, depot, tracks, cti., of ths U'ut
Side road, ruudcred urcessary by the chaiiK
iuj; of the Krado iu tlut vicinity, lias bttu
couitneuced.
Hav Wistar's lUlim of Wild Cherry always
at hand. It cures Coughs, Colds,
llnincliiti. Whooping Cough. Croup, 1l
tluciua, Consumption, and all Threat an
Luu, Complaint. fOcen and $1 a bottlr.
XKiiALctf v.iur.r.
A Brief IH-srrlnslon nfn liniul licnlll) fur
Helllers In strrson.
Cor. Morning- Call.
Doing daily in receipt of letters ask
ing for information regarding tlio adapt
ability for agricultural and grazing pur
poses of tho lower Nclialfin vullny ami
vicinity, permit tun to answer through
your columns, nil inquiries. Tlio Ncha-It-ni
river empties into the ocean about
forty-five miles outh of tlio mouth of
tlio Columbia, and is ono of tlio linc.it
streams in
1
TILLAMOOK COU.VTV, OltEOO.V,
Doing about 100 miles long, aud tho
' vulloys aro from ono-hali to four miles
in width, composed of flno soil. For-
about terf miles from Its mouth tlio tide
lands predominate, und boing very rich,"
prouueo irotn tnroo to 'tour tons 01 nay
to tho acre. This hay is notj.no nutri
tious as timothy 'and other species, jet
tho stock eat it with relish, and thrive
splendidly thereon. As you go up tho
river, tho bottoms nro covered witiiavtl
moil brush, vino maple, willows, alder,
nnd other species of wood. These bot
toms aro
lIASItV IIIIOl'OIIT I'NDUK CCLTIVATICN
Doing very rich and productive when
properly cultivated. Potatoes, cabbage,
beets, etc., thrive und attain to 11 good
size, nud corn, pumpkins and sipiftHhes
do passably well. Wheat on tlm tublo
lands does well, yielding from 35 to fiO
bushels per ncro; but grows too rank,nml
docs not ripen in season on the bot
toms. All ciiltivix'ed glasses llnttrishou
any of thew hinds, thereby making the
country well ndapted for dairy and stock
raising purposes, which nt present ni 11
thu chief industries. Tho climntit is
temperate, never getting excessively hot
iu summer or cold in winter The bot
tom hinds nro nil covered with brush,
but nro easily cleared. Foley creek, a
IIIIAUTIFL'I., SPAUKLlStl 8Tlti:AM,
Uuns through about six sections of tho
best quality of bottom lands, which
nlono would furnish homes for a small
colony. This creek is a tributary of the
south fork of tho Nehalem, nnd is full
of lino jpccklod trout und other varie
ties of tho finny tribe. Tlio upper end
of tho Foley creek bottom joins thoso
of tho Miami, a moro extensive and
equally rich section, having an outlet
eight miles south of tho Nehalem, iu
Tillamook bay. Tho hills nro covered
with spruce, hoinlock, fir, larch nnd
cedar, which timbor
IS OK SUi'KIIIOR IJl'ALITV.
It is confidently bolioved tlmt a railroad
will tap this country nt an early day,
for its coal and other commodities.
Lund is worth SI 25 per acre, Persons
can take steamer from Snn Francisco to
Astoria, thctico via Clatsop plains keep
ing tho coast route to thu mouth of thu
Nehnlem, or leave tho coast nt Seaside,
go over the mountains by a rudo trail,
striking tho settlements fourteen miles
from tho mouth of the river. r'roin thu
Willamette valley tho most practicable
route is via Quicks wagon road from
McMinnvillo or North Yamhill , to Til
lamool:. Sam. Ccuiwix.
Ths Caterpillar and ths Fly.
A corpulent caterpillar is stulllng his furred
or velvet doublet with tlio juiy pulp of a
young and teuder oak leaf. Iis thoughts
at all event! bis sensations aro completely
centered in thu business which ho as in hand
more properly iu mouth; and ho dreams as 1
little of appioachiug danger ai un alderman at
a city feast imbibing tho green fat of turtle,
vvhilo a sparkling chandelier hangs', perhaps
suspended by an all but severed chain, over
his devoted head. No chandelier, indeed, but
deduction in a living form ns brilliant, lianga
I suspended over tho unconscious glutton of tho
oak leaf, Au ichneumon liy, oiseil iu tho air
sliovo him, her iiidesccut wings and black
shining boily glittering In tho sun, is fearfully
vibrating her tad-like piercer, with intent to
plunge it into tho tlcshy back of her well fed
victim. Shu stoops her weapon enters is
withdiawii, and leaves behind it, in tho
wound, a germ of nascent torture a thousand
times tuoiu dreadful than a diop of ile.ully
poi.on .1 tiny egg deposited within tho warm
orifico pierced for its icception. Iu a few hours
this egg liccomes a gnawing worm, which
thrivtif an 1 fattens on the juices, leaving care
fully untouched the vital organs of tho help
less gormandizer thus compelled to foster it.
Ita growth completed the pamsitu emerges,
and then, in completion of its murderous part,
spins a silkeu thread, witliwhich it proceeds
to bind the nearly exhausted body of its sup
porter (as Gulliver by Lilliputian cords) to tho
surface of thu oak leaf. Thin manacled, the
shrunken remnant of the once plump crawler
exists yet few miserable days, while the
joung ichneumon, having enclosed itself with
in a slu oud of silk, undergoes its trausfonua
tion, and finally emerges into a perfect life, a
kpaikling liy, like its parent, close beside the
tlr-ii dead body of the creature by which it
liad been nourished to maturity, Kpisodcs of
I meet Life,
Ksjovi-n TilcusLLVCs. The colored citi-i-iis
belonging to the Order of Good Samaritan-,
aud Sons and Daughter of Samaria,
held a picnic at Gitnbriiius Gardens Fri
day At 1 1 o'clock they formed a pixvessiou
on First street, at tho intersection of Main,
ami marched to II, trom which point they
directed their course toward the jrardcus.
Appropriate banners were carried and every
tiuug was conducted in good stylo. The Hast
Portland band led the procession discoursing
cnarnuug music, inej reiurueu. ai au carry
hour last cveuiug, aud from those pre.eut wo I
si '""M eew.se Bwv ., nvinv ivi wihuhimwiii I ! rUUUI, 1) , iH
learn that c srythiug russe.1 otr agreeably and ! Ol'Urt Bros., Rmkers cf silem, snj Hon. 11. A. J
the .Oair was a very enjoyable due to alfo ... ';C
C rued.
Ague Mixturel
. Chlll and Fever nro permanently
curod by Dr. Jfajrne'a Ague Mix
tare. With a llttlo caro on tho part
of tho patlont to avoid exposure, and
tho occasional use of Jaynk's Sana
tivb PiLLB.thls romody will bo found
to bo certain In Its operation, and rod.
leal In its effects. In many sectloni
of tho country uhloct to Ague- anc
other malarial diseases) It hat an cs
t v to bllstioddiaractcr as a popular spo-
clflo for thoso harrasslng compIaAtof (
and tho number of tcsUmonlatare
colved show that its reputation la
constantly Increasing.
kitormlttent and Remittent Fevers
aro effectually cured by Dr. Jajrac'si
Ague Mixture. In theso com
plalnU caro should bo token to folio w
tho directions closely, and especial
attention glvon to tho llvor, which
should bo assisted In performing Its
functions by Dn. Jayne's Sanative
Vills.
llllDtli:. DAVIS K CO.. Wlic'i-sal Deslu.s Portlm!
Oreinm
SAfE
feli
Is insilo from a Slinnlo Tropliil Leal ol liars Vslu
smllia I'llilTIM: :I:MI:II rerall llio illeaM.s thi
riuui uln Iii tliulomr urlol thu Issly for Torel
l-lvcr llesilsrlics Ja'imllce Pltslnrss (lravrl Ms
srls, siiilsllitltlciil'U-tor thoKM.Mys, l.lv.r .1 L'rl
lury (Ir.-aiK, r'or rKMAt.i: IH.-'l:A.il..s, )tn;lly Mm
stnutoni. uinl itiirlin,- I'rtnuncy, II tins no iim1 It
re.tre. Ihoor.-in. tliit !iis tlio l.l.ol: sml I. h.nrs
oncof tlm l-v-t IIMIOli rl'llll'KlW. It II tliuoiji
Lii.111 nuii-ili-(rut iirc lirlrlit's -ilic-. Korku.
hcei, 11 WAIt.VKIfH SAI'B lUAlil.TX.I CUKhL
For Sato l,y liruinrl.ttsiiil all I idler, at 11,23 per
boltlu. Urjcit Unite In ths inarkst. Tri'.t,
IJ.tH Wnrnrr A i'n
uchostor, IV. Y.
gstwynM..,..,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENT!
FOE HANAND BEAST.
For mora than n third of a century the
MilcnilMillaiiKl'lilmiit)lusbccu :
known to millions nil ovi r tli a a nrlil i.s I
tliu only safo reliance- for tho roller nil
scciiicnis 111m luiin. u is 11 mo-iieinor
nliova price iimf jinitsct His lirst ol Its I
kind, i'or every form of cxtcnml puln 1
MEXICAN
Mustang; I.lnlmsnt Is wlllii'iituii 1-11u.1l.
It lisuetrales He.li uinl iiiua?Iu lu
ths very boiimaLliiir tlm piuiilim.
aiicoofpittn mill Intlanuitlnii Imp walhlcf
Its elTcols upon Human Klesli nnil tlm I
Unite Creation aru equally vvonilcrlul. I
SUO.UUA1CU1I
MUSTANQ
Unlment Is neeiloil hy fcoinnboily In
every house. Kvoryilay hi Intra nuws of
ths atKOur f au air fill si all! nr luirll
sutMlucil, of rlleiuustlo mnrtyrs IC
stoieil, or A mlimlile li'irse or ax
saved by tho hcullng power ufluls
LINIMENT
ntiusis, iiaiirii, s.aiuviiess, um
Nurss, tL'lcsrs.t'rusHilUs.C'lillliluliis.
UI... -UA.AK W -
nor nippies, laueil jlrca.l, ana
Indeed ss-err form of cstvruul lils
eass. It heals sellhont secrt.
for tlio 11BUTK ClIIUTlUM It ures
Npralus, NlTluuy, Wllir Joints,
Founder, slaruess Mores, Hoof III.,
esses, t'out llol, tsrretr IVonu, Rrali',
Nollotv Hum, rtcrulclirs, Wind-
Sails, Hpavln, Tliruah, Illnulioiie,
Id Hares, l'oll Kvll. rilm unon
the Hlclit and every oilier ulliiieul
to which the occupants uf the
Nimble and KloeU Yard are 1 In tile.
The Meslcan SfutUnc I.lulmeut
always cures ami never dlsapiKiluUf
auilllls, posttlvoly,
THE BEST
OF ALL
LINIMENTS
FOE MAN OB BSABT.
WK. Z. It. XICIIOLS,
V17-IIOSE GREAT SUCCESS IN TKE.IT1N0
II threnlraad piM.rd InrumMr Ills-
rases sill be st Ih. tjiMuXb nor M'. l.o.im 5i or.
a mi
f.e lor coosulnstion. I tiers to Dor. Vt vv.lisjir,
Tll'.llllh IIUHIUVlhllttk .t-.-l., k-
ran-
t, S.
Isal-U
which spentlly cures such utimcutu of B
the HUMAN VI.KMI ns
Itlieuiuiitlsiil, NivellluQs, MlrTpB
Joluls, Cmilmeleil Uluscles, llurli.rl
and Hcalda, Cuts, llrulue amlll
Nuiallia. l"olsuoua lilies andQ