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About Willamette farmer. (Salem, Or.) 1869-1887 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1881)
WILLAMETTE, FARMER; POKTl AND, OREGON, SEPTEMBER 16, 1881. i I f ii o o tl 1 vv nli til fa Ki wi till U ml ut vei mi, nic ft t am vvil nv to I gro dill wa III4I , ren Iwl m 1kI ivdi 4 M TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. kast7:u.v Iriin-Allinilli- ltnlntss. Vriv Yourc. Sept. 8. An announcement comtii from llostou of the Mitlnlr.iu.il of scv mil f-toniMliips o i tlic I'.urnpean trade III con sequence, as thi. morning Jomnal explains of thu picsuii (lull condition ol tlio tr.iiis-Atlin-tic luwiiiss nt that prt. Of tin- Warren lino of Rtp inii in the Uassichusctt', Miiinii'it ami Milan hue been temp i.mh withdrawn. I lip latter will li r.nftcrKOtn llnvini. I lie I.ivoinwil steam rs have en oideitd to IScit York, wliTe they an is-uirtil of mine te-inu- IRI itllC hllsllllSI. 'lllBStl.l llll Ilwijir-i, tlic latest of tlio whole Ikct, silled from Hos'oii nnil has lucii onlcnil to thu port llie Bteiuicrs llanci, Hot bestir, hinintia anil l.d inliiirfrlinw I'd ii icpitsentcd by the Mi ssrs. "Sects. Itiillrnail ItnMirri. K,ists Cm. tjept. 8. At 'J ht night a ti.un on the Chicago anil Alton roul was stopped within two miles of Ulcndalo by iiieana of lanterns nml signals, nine arintil ami tnaako I men having previously obstruct, tl the track by Htoius nml timher. The express messenger was fatally beaten ami thu Bifc lohheilof from 5,000 to SIIO.OOO. The pas sengers were kept cowed by niccssuit finni of pistols, anil mbbe 1 of money anil valu able?. The train ran into Kimns Cry anil nearly the whole police force went back in pursuit. The notable Jesse .fames men iliil thu job. Tin- ItnMirr Hunt In ll.siiurl. ICanmvh C'lTV, Mo., Sipt. V. -liov. Crittcn- dm ai rived to-night, uml Ii ! has been in consul- titiou with the lucilauth iitjts in legird tu the best inetlio 1 of eapniing the r.ilibers. In an iiituvica he confo-.sfs thatliuvviis pow erless miller thu law to oiler tiny inrec 10 wanl, ami hi th.it he Ins Mnipli come to tlio scene o action to impress upon tho lne.il -tiithoritiiH the iniportaiiee of lining their ilnty mi'l mi .ii hi'' no elicits to ciptuie the milium County inirshals have scvcinl posses out in various puts nt thu cotintiv. ami n the ail Mco of thu inuiini w ill st.u t out others to- night. t liplllllll. I miii i-i vnrM'i.. .Mil. hent 'I (ili"lt e eiteui'iil prevails on .leiouutof trie must, of Crieli Cimpmaii anil .1 .liu Huiuhus, two of the gmg who lobb il tin express tram last niuht. Tluv were arrested mil the mm of thu lobberj, foui nulls fioni hue, hyMiuill Curoii anil n pisui fiom Silina itiiintv. A brother of C lammii ciu linn away to tin nutboritiis, as well as siveial uthcis, who will Im uiiisl-il. Tlio putits when i night viern hcavi v ninieil with Mill h mm nnrv lu volvirs. 'limy who iilentifieil bi'jond it uht by tho uiiituiial useil in i ileum,' ruin liilliei found on then peisons, it helm; ovictlv tin n nun as a im co ol c'oodshft at tin- m-ciio Df the outiagi, anil tluro is no iloubt that thu luuiainiler ol tliu uaug, cct pr. inu le.uiei le'ililu in tin nei"libiiiliiioil 1 liu I cuter was iiuiliiiibtoilli thu lintm ions .lesse .1 unus. Tliu rntiio cuunlii is in ouseul mul iiudui arms and this ami iiilji'init f ounlriis .tie being scoured ill seaieli of fugilim. No niiivs his i omu timn any of thu piirHiiiugpu ties exempt S urill drum simii nrly murium'. It is billeted that tlio bunt Mill usult in the eaptuieof thu entirn giuvf. r.xpii'.s lutsjengei I'tit was not fatallv hint, lis at liist supposid, but Ins injuries are unions. I '. 1 1 ties who wt e mi the tram xtalu that iiinntn mil laluables taken fiuiii thu pmsingiri will amount to at least $li"i,(00, ami tliiuimount taken I mm thu ex pni.s sifu ih fully us l,ir!i', tlioiigb the uxpress eonipiny will luit gnu tin exact liuurea ami attempt to niaki the loss iiiipiar miicliHiiiillci than It rialli was. ( iu 1 1 m.r Ciilteuili il Ins Hunt tilegt l ii i h to iluy tn all pirts of the ht.ltu iiriliningioiiiity oMii'i'istiioiL'aiiiuioi'puiJiiit. Sun Cliupiuaii, another of tin) giug, Ins juit bi'tiii biuuiilit in, and otliei airests ale linked fur to-night, Itlllll III lllll"Mll ll'llll'll". Nl-W Yiiiik, Hept, II.- I'he .lews hi ii ubuiitH piiipus') to hum) tfVI.UOll foi the in luf uf the Kih.hi.iii I'ori'ligioiiists roun ex pucted litiu, lerrllile li'lrui lion ol I Ife nml I'liiperfji. Dliuull, .Sipt 8 A spn.nl Ki)s: In the viuiuti uf UiilimuiuNillu and Western l''os tor and .Maituu townships, u liable lufm in i tiiiu bads me to si) th't upwards of 'MO pen plu piiislied in tlui llimus. 'Iheio win no in e.ipu toi them, Thu wo all and giniiuds wuiu so diy tint no warning ol danger was givi n fmthei than n lai-n lunsu woul I gne When It caini', it wiiuld umbi.icu liousu in b.uu with ltsontents, and aw ly to tliu next. l'etsuni who Iiiimi bu'ii tliinuib thi) turdile ndeil a) tint in tin minutes (nun tliu tuuu tlm liu stiuek tin 1 1) would he no Mlliguur linii.e I. ft I hue j ii -1 ii'tiirmd fiiuu a tup t'uniigli tliu bin tud dnlutt, and a ili'biTiptiou of the sight would make the luidn's luoihl thin lohi in in my inslani'cs. Mini, wimu u and eliillieu an) found lini on t eii facus in the lout, wlieii) tlu bid f.iKin when iiiiitikeu by liie, and ihll lien lilug on lo; , wlieie tlmy had ilaiubued fnt h ifetj . Ilieiti was im limiing i u'li other w h il sepii ited. M inj took ufiu'e in wills and millions s, tliiukiug tn ineape, but III almost u 1 1) lust uu'U weru ttullii'ati'il Ootids il sullunu in llil'iiti me nabiilas line I IkIii'U'. w nun tliu l omuls nu all III, that 1,000 perMius will in found to lino pi mhe'l In the lUuies. lnitstel town klupwill tin it nut lo-.li) au I I u i ix tliu deal inttlu, boues and sheep, the s one i fiom whieli is nub. arable. e . Alll 'gtou fuuii I II! dead bud as lieu llikenilln mid Inu liilll(lllli;s Ii It betwieu til K pi le Hid Miubu. John riitt'rt.ign's fauiili of M'ltn ilulliiu nml wifo wne biiiltd I v II I. I'lu H'l f.uulU wne lull ii d wit'i Mn 1-. 'ill uls wife and child. A man an t wouitn ,im bi g deid in the itiitlb t it't'ii Daw lie. 's null ami 'l'ju I'lltei'ii fain Ins Meiu biiiued III Wale lu Aigjles 5J0 f iimlics ,ue tepoitoil at Mill ileu as lining bi'iui buruul out. A wuiuiii was liuruid at Suilili's mill, lull n milu fium 'lyre. Wlinoiir a bouao ia left tliu people Hock to It like sluep to thu fold, In soinu places as uiiuj in f.uni liu being In a log shant). Tlie) iniiit lumiii'liuf fruin bel.iw or great Miilleriug will ie-.nU. I aw iniuy fun dies tti-ili) wliii bidu'tnne int.ilsinoo Mini diy and don't know when tliu) will et one Their teams am all gone, eo.s and otlnr htovk binned ami desolation slati'i them in tliu faou. Hist Sviiismv, .Mich., Sept. S, Kepoits bow that III MilliiKton tuwuiiii, I'lHooh I'ouuty, twoutx ouo f iiuiliia su lelt houitless and linilseliM. In Doninilk, (luilford mid TikimI.i tow n'iipilu the mnoi-ounty, tweuij or tlillt) fMiillu-s arn burned out, and aciea of timber, ciuw and inlles uf (nun am burned In tins Mi'liilt) tire aroiluelly eonliiied tu llluinliild, llriilgu Kirt and Iteusli linn tmn liipt im tlio east, and Roehulle, 111 Iwaukeo ami Saginaw tonus on tlm west, in all which nnumlsrof liiiiljiiii and Urgeiiuntitif of propirt) Mfre wept away, 'I liu Indian et tlcineiit, kiiieral niilpt below tilt city and surrounded by a dense, fmva'i u r'lortisl to have lnvii burned, auH iloublles a iiniuber of live am lust, as them who thirty families in tlivre anil jKiisibln way of ec.ip. Heavy lo- lug a great ileal ol .lemage. Hiiro lluirllile llrtnlls. DcTimiT, bept. 0 At 1'oiut lleach, where no fresh firu ilisasti rs aie cxp cted.the lowiflt cstimafcB makn 'Jlfi faiiiiiies uuuieu uii ' .i.- ...... ,.r t,,l..ii . I. vim. Annie. Lvt-r nn.,n Mnnrn I.lnOltU .1,(1 Kllll-T fcim-IaC eouiity'and 2 purs ns are known to bo il ad The fires are mostly out and the inlial'itunts arc tittin? about llie ashes o' their former homesj many nro burned ..ml oliiiH-isein-iiircil. They aro ill roinolatu mill ubno.t ho reft of their senses. I'rmmons clotlung, bedilii.g and other uto ssiries arc bemir con stan'ly forward il and men mo tr.iv. nig through tho burned seutio s ilistnbiituu sup plies and taking thu names of those who ard in mcil. Mmv p-rsens are i-till missing in tho biirnid sections, and tho i xaet 1 ss eaunot Im know ti for fiomo tl ivs Sixti-fiio llll'llll are all eaily H ported in six tow lis and it is said tint twenty tceu no in navo ncen found 111 tlia niuutw bitween I5aihxo an I 1'ort IIopo. The poner elassis aro the- clutt loeis. Killer r.irllif Siiirerers Chipaiio, Sept 10 --Kcpuii8 are rcc lved ol lelief iiii-vniif being inaugurated u all tho large eitics fui the liencflt of tlicMic.iigin BiiH'erers. !'o:':i; II ii llns or Knil'kli Spinner., M we'HKsTi'ii, Sept. 0. At a meeting to day of mister spiiiu r t.f the manufacturing towns of Line mure, Yoikslnru and Dcrbj shire, Bficial apcakeis atio gly condemned tho action of tho I.iv. rpO"l Mug A resolu tion was adopttd condemning tlio actum of lir 'keis who bad umleitakeu to a.sist thosjn die itu in cotton speculation and s'rouglv itru ing tlm ontiro cotton trado to stop oj orations fur a week ami lelriin from buying mtt n at J.iwrpiol duii'ig tha' tune Tho nneting ailj iirnsil Hull! tlio 1.1th to await ile. isuu.s fiom various dutiicts represent d upon tlio stoppigu of opeiations wliich w ill take plaio if two-thirds of tlm "p raliies consent. A committee, was appointed tn eousiilei ami re p irt cuno ruing th jnescnt system of sales of tutiircs on cotiou. Itn.Man .lews o be Prnlorlril I.iimkis', Sept. 0. Tt.u Jemuh Win Id states that liuisu is at last tikliiL' aetlie H'cps to suppress vigorously any futuio out lago on .lews llelli Tlor llie tluerliui.. I'.tisis, Sept. !l. 1'ive limulml tliousaiid fiaues will lu ilisttilmt tl .tinoiig thu Algn iins now tlireatuued with famine owing to drought. Ilnirllilr HliiugliCci' I'isami, Aug HI. -Iii a light at Mat.ig.il. pha between abou fi.000 Imlnns on one side mil a tb taeliniiut of tn ops and sniuo l,r0 eit Icm on the oilii r, thu liidiins lost 500 lu kilful mid wound, d. Thu other party had 28 killed an la number wound d 1'ieiious to this light thu Indians att leki tl K-tpiipulas, killed ihu captain m command and eoiuinis siry, and lyuuiig tolourapli oper.Tor niiiii d Yoga, who was stri ken duuu while rtpiiring a lireali in the gnirnm'iil tel giapn line, I'lio 1 milliter "f xanous'iuilivitlii tls follow rtl, some of these Iudiinswho hid relused to join the iiiileuiitn ts, and lioiiiblc outiages were iiillietul upon others, nTvT'TTiTio isr. troni llie IiiiIIiiii 'iiiinlr) I'liifcMX, Sept. S. Tlitio is iniie'i uxcitc ineut herti and at (ilobo. Two men hao been killed mid one wounded by the Apichus inai Iteuo The so thus L'.itlu led at flieeii Valley, K no. Wild Kyo and McDowell. 'Ihomibtia is organizing evirywhiio. Tliu in litia is call ing fur anus. Tho acting goicrnoi telcgiapli ed to tho secietarj of w ir for anus and am munition at time. Cuil mid military author ities aru in fulbst aeeord, Chiifs of tho I'ina ami Maricnpx tubes mar I'lio. nix oiler to pre Msion tlieuiselves anil loul their bucks against thu Apiclns lliej luvo nluaxs been fiientl K tn the w lutes and havo hated the Ainchcs. Thu militarv is moving every wbeio. A great meeting w ill lu luld tu-uight to oigiino tho militia. One eninpiny ol cavalry is now hur. riimrto (ilnbu A courier from McDiwell lepoits all ipuet at Apitlio and I'lionns. Tho Indians arj pcaeeaiuy sciii'riug in sin m laiiiU. Settlers eau't wait foi authority ami will kill them on nulit. lliirilernus Isiuult. Sis Kuvxri-iu, Sent. II, This afteiuoin Philip O'Neil, a ineinbei of tin tire hrigule, niteied a saloon at No '.'02 .McAlnter stioct, and soon becamu iniohid lu a iiiuiel oter fchakiui; dieo fnr tlio dunks with tlm bir tender. D.nid liui's O'Neil. left tliu s doon, but ruturned in a f. wininutts uml, drawing a pi.tol, shot It lis in tho luck, inllietiiii; a diiiL'oinus wound, O'Noil was a'lesicd by a citien and lm ked up. Ibals was taken to tliu city r ceiling ho pil.il. ArmliiE ler IiiiIIiiii Hen lie. Sv l'KAxrisiii, Supt !) A dispitch fiom Tui"tiu, Allnun, siys that lion, i iliox to tlav lelearinliud In nctilij I! iv.inor ,1. .1. Cos per tint t a' sce"ct i of w ir iiut'ion. s the ale of arms ami aiuiuiinit on, but tint th in mn t' w if am sui ulus at p ists. He w u.ts tn know the nuiu'ier thu gu'eraoi disuts to pui elnse, as uiilx to mjiiiid euiupinis i.iu aims Im dia in with ut iiiilnso. I'lio gov ernor is uuw in telugiap'iio I'oiumuiiie'atiou with tliu number of inns tin' cm be hid, i he prien and fiom what points the) can he fur uishiil. llie Mm I I'linel.eii I lit lion. Ciunpleto letuiiis of the eiti ileetion slinw- tint tin linn en tliuii i'lio ml then c null' dites f 1 Sniv r and Siipeivnora in th I'liiiil and S xth'Wii'11. Wi.h these exctp tin is the I! piililn.in i Invu in idu a elum swo p Sulgwi, lor Sherill. Ins thu high est mi iriti --t iiu) tli'iiniu I. lo ir liu 'Uiu I and llie llliiko for M .oi, b is a nnjority of two tlmusiiil I'hI nun tj -two, and thtuee the in ij.iiitii's I mji' do in in a few lii.ndii Is It l i '-! le t.nt the Uii id icuiit will till gi tin IU I'us III di t ill. but It ! nut I Inly to .lllei t tin It suit lln.iir o i Wimiii -I'ho I) It A V. Co line pitltioned the htuul ol trustns nt T.it I'm tl mil 'or tliu light of way (or their I uliead tluungii thu city. Til piopoid i out u is through "Sulliuiu's tlale'li," and er "slug thu stiue'.i ruiiuiug not th mid south from Ki liteeutli s reel to Witer stic t, in-clu-lie, ami .lis eio ses tliu t dl iwiug stieets luiining east anil west, to-uit: Ib'llidij's uveniif, I'ii flii , Orepni, Willuuette, abm, A, II, C and U met, and runs Ittithwi u thrjiigb Second s u.t, wlieru the suuo enteu D street, and mm fiom slid .eiond strct we-ter'y ti the W llmiettu nier, through lilbuou, Adams or Wiuhiugtou strut, as may hi leafter be determine 1, AixiPKxT --Day buioro jetinUy, at 11:30 i. M , a tiriibb) tlfili! evi'iirvd on tho Hue of thu O. K N ro ' road, hundreds of tons ol link being precipitated from blutl near Tunnel No. ft, ten miles Mow llie Dalbs, in drift No. 1, killing out) man named tiardiirr, aged twenty three, a na no of llliuoi, ami injuring scleral others, among them a Chins nun, who had lua arm broken, lie wat brought to this city jesteixhy e'xeuing for treatment. Owing to tho recent accident and dangers ineuiml in working said tunnel, tho iiioit einp'ovel, oxer 1,000 in number, liaxe ceased work, and the IsMta haxe brought nun) of tliu bauds to this place. lirra arc also reported in Isabella county, STATE KEWS. Tho AHorian h&yti there ii nofa case of smallpox in-Astoria. The Astoria" Packing'Ca put up .31,- lUOc.iS'Hot Mlmon. ' Tliubargo Hnl let was recently brought bafely over the Oiscadi'S. A new boat for the Coquille trade is being construct! d at Parkeisburg. Tho liune Journal says there arc no catcrnillarn m that vicinity. A Chii't'so chicken thief got wounded by a bhot gun recently at Amity. 1'irtics aro killing deer on Burnt river, Uaker county, for their hid"v Sntno ono poisoned a 8150 hor.se for Ike Durbin on French Prairie recently. Over 1,000 head of cattle -fiom the Malheur arrived at Wnmcuiucca in ono day. Twenty-five steam threshers found employment in Yamhill county this lmrve3U Neil Hall, of Grant county, recently killed two deer, which weighed 200 poutula apiece. A Sm 1'iaticisco capitalist is looking uround S iloni with tho view of starting n woolen mill. M. S. Dailey of Hillnboro, will build ihe bridge over tho Tualatin at .Farin- inj-toii for $1,900. Thousands of railroad ties aro being llo.ited down tho Willametto to Mc Vey's Point, Lane county. Oroy xictiiiiied others besides iIr. Stow art of tho Albany Democrat, in minis ranging fiom SI to $150. Tho biidge at Lafayette has been completed and thrown open to the pub lic. Jt is in length 1,1'ti feet, reaching fiom hill to bill. Sheriff Kamsbey says it is nothing wonderful to thresh 2,000 bushels ot wheat to ono imichino a day in the noiglilioiliood of Ji H'erson. Gov. Thaxer has issued a requisition on tho Governor of California for the arrest and return to this State of Ed. Monluunt, who escaped from tho peni tentiary Hume time since. Mr. Kicliards, of Mitchell, Wasco county, had 87,500 worth of property 'lir,ttoyed recently by (ire, besides with .'1,800 in notes xvas burned up. Insur ance, 1,800. Amendatory articles of incorporation of the St aside Packing Company of As toria, itureasing their capital stock fiom four thousand to twenty thousand dol lars untl otherwise increasing their lmsi ne.ss capacity. Somo Israelites, says the Hillsboio mlepetiJnit, attached a Sir. Schneider's crop in Polk county and it cost them !?270 to harvest tho crop, and nbout this time Lawyer Collins instituted pro ceedings and recoveted possession of the crop and now those Jews east their hael oyo over that crop from tho out side ot the fenco. llennett and Chambers, two convicts confined in tho penitentiary, tried to mnke their cschpo on Monday eveniii", but wero unsuccessful. they secreted themaehes under tho tannery inte.idiug after datk to mako their escape, but tho guards were kept on tho fenco all niiht which prexented them from euiiiing their fieeiloin. They wero found yes tettlay morning. Mr. Olds, of Middleton, Wnshiiigton county, s.ns tho Yamhill llepoiter, has tlis oveied a bed of paint on his f rin nt that place. It is of a daik lit own color and seieral paitits who liaxe tested it siy that it is ot excellent quality, con t lining just enough iron to make it lurablf. If the vein prm es extensive, it will be a xalimble "find" for Mr. Olds as well ns a yood tiling foi the section in which it is situated. Sajs the lake coun'y .'unnhter- A baud of 2,001 head of sheep belonging to C 0. Webb of Corinne, Utah, left this county about the Ith of August fur tint plam in chaigeof lohn Zumwolt. Tho sheep got along very well until in tlm neighb iihuod of Stein Mountain when they got hold of tlm poison milk weed nml in two or three dins 1,900 sheep tlied out of tho baud, anil our in- t'iriiiiiiit sajsthat many mom were likely to die. On July 30th, siys the Oregon City f!itterme, a short disjunct) from Hit--low's gate. Messrs. John and William Mm belli, old ii'Milents ol this eount, li.nl a toughen uiuuf- r ith a huge cin- niinon lie.ir. i lie teir got noiti ot It'll .Mintieltl several times, as his hat and cliitlus testify. His shoulder was pretty h-uily m ingled and Ittll thought it was "all night" xiith him, when his luothiT Julin, who is a powerful man, came to his nssistauco uml withouebluw of his heavy rillu smashed the brute's skull in. TEKItlTOlllAL. Wheat 55 cents at Goldendule. Yakima county onkra sell for eighty coats. Tho Tncoma TniiRU'rCo. with a cap ital of $1,500 has U-en organized. Ch.ules Carl, according to thu Stat? mini, is the latest Walla Walla bilk, Th) Seattle InttlUijtnter doesn't take much stock in the Territorial Fait at Olympia. Shep raisers in the x icinity of Gold eiuhtlo aro divsatisticd with the "scab law." r.xAiulitor Stout, of Goldeudale, has raist'it some White Htusia oats, upon one heid of which 250 grains wero counted. A man who was akcn to jail at Walla Walla as insane left ?u- with tho clerk of a hotel there. A sharper namid Hailey heard of this, and representing hmiself to bo the crazy man's friend, got the money. Hailey is now in juil. Klickitat county has fito assessments of 810,000 and oxer apiece. J-aclcl it 1'ilton are assessed at just $10,000, Lowengart it Stchel at 310,025, Thus. Johnson at 8H,P2."i, A. H. Curtis at 517,040, and Waldron .V Co.. nt S17,( r.90. "Wliii! Am He limit IV" AddreM of Mm. Johnson before the Lime Kiln Club: "What am de comet? Who is she? Wliich is it? What am she htnh fur ? How many of .ou kin answer theso qtitshuus? My frens, de study of astonomy am full of inteiW an' pleasure. I tut fur astronomy how could we hex known dat de moon am peopled by a race of one eyed giants, an' dat de distance to the sun am so ereat chit if we was to sot out an' trabble on a hoss kyar it would take us fo' weeks to "it dar? Astronomy teaches us dat de atmospheie in de planet Jupitiram so el'ar and tr.insparint dat you cm see a hos ily six miles away. In de planet Mars do uir urn so cool dat a dead dog kin be left in front of a fiist diss hotel fur nine weeks. In the enus it am alius good weather fur goin'a lishin', an' de ait am so biacin'dat the women alius split deir own wood. De planet Saturn furnishes its inhabitants stiawberties an' cream ile hull y'ar lountl, nntl the wery, lies' kind of lager bier kin bo had fur tnxty eight cents a keg. Way back in de dark aiges nobody knew wliecler ile sun was ten miles or ten million miles oil. De sight of a 'clipse ski ered chil'en into (its an' made strong men crawl unilt r tho bud fur safety. (o stais war supposed to be pieces ot tin nailed to t'e midnight air, an' men would no mo' be lieve that the airth tinned lotiiid dan you now believe dat de day will soon come when men will go sailin' fiew dc air at detate of two miles a minute. Hut I doan' wish to take up de waluable time of tlis meetiti', nn' I will close by dejtrvin' dat a'l occ.ishiins seem atipplo imutary to de general debility of do fuilong. Dar am no mo' reason why all of jou shouldn't agitate generosity of do sincerity chin tl.ir am fur the elocution to opetate disasttusly against do teiri hh'iiessof tin) octavo." It has been long weeks since Paradise Mall was fnvoied wkh stub a tremendous oiutorical i fleet. - Iilnill Flic y'ist. The Mulo Vindicated .Mi. Adolf Mitio, in Ins lectin 0 betoie the lliilhon Club, siji, the following kind w ouls of mules: "We litle bivn Hini inulis for ycais, ai il have found out that the aie toler ably good annuals: but thcie l il piejudicc against mulls, tliougli they aie veij intelli gent. I think that I could vuite a chapter on their ti uts, its I bavi) bad vciy cxttnsive ex perience, with tbeiu. It has been said that they havoastioug piopensity for kicking; I bavc never seen tliem kick when ill the tun nel, "I hey beiomo veiy tame when under ground; in fact, they beennio the minus' pets. The men become, tpiite attached to them; and as tho shift mules pas along hi the iucu.it lunch, the will often iciciio fiom one a piece of pic and fiom anothei a cup of coffee, etc. When a signal is given to tire a blast the limits iiiitlrist.mil the signal, and willtiytn get out of the via of it just as the men do. Of corn sc, underground it is very dark, and the ii.ules become so Mcustomcd to the daik ness that even when tiny go out into the sun light the cannot see veiy will, ami whtn tliov go back fiom tho sunlight into tho mine they eaunot see at all. So vv o are in the hab it of covering one c c, w ith a piece of cloth wlienovtr they go out, mid keep the covering over the eve when the go into the tunnel again; wc then leiuove the cloth, so they have ono good eye to see with. Wo had to adopt this plan for pi cserving their sight, because tho mule is sc stubborn that he will not pull unless ho cm see his via) ahead. We have found out another thing ab ut mules. Wo tritd holies at lir-t, but wc found tint when ever an thing touched the uus of a horse ho would throw up his htad and buak his skull agiinst tlio nvi i hinging lock; but if jou touch a mule's e.us lie drops his head. Tor that rca ton vo could not Use hoiHs. Wo cinploed nuiK-, and they hive answired verv well." Eethmiijf. , Large Steam Easlnes Moiistir steam engiuisseeiti to he on.- of tho featuits ot the diy. The datum al engine. in Maihiuu hill, 1'liiladtlphi.i, waseoiuider--ed il monster in sie anil power. It is lated at ftOO horse power. They aro now putting up a t!,000-liore power engine for the 1'iovi ileiice wattr works. These are very laige for utationirj engiiito. Hut engines of much larger power ham long I ecu in use in ocean steamers. There tiro now several trans-Atlantic etc.iutcr which develop from 4,000 to 5,000 hori.6 power; but the Mail Ciinard steamer service will develop 10,000-horsc I ower. "I'oivriR," mini the gentleman from Xcw Yolk, as ho stepped from his birth, "lake this tmarter and call me at I.jons, sure," "AU right, sah." I.ito next morning he calls him: "Onlx twenty annates from Ituflalo, sail," Tho passenger makes a chapter of remarks in blanks aiul dashes, winding up with, "Why in fury didn't ou call moot Lioni!" Xew jwrter ecstatua'ly, "Lions I 'Fore gomlncs, tlat's Itl You did say linns, for suah, boss, ami I done thought ober de whole circus, ktid I hopo to tlie et I could ketch onto any animal higher dan buffalo! I'll reinembtr da ige next time, boss." The passenger from New York is not appcasnt, but all the other pas sengers are most mightily. UurUujton llavlnyf. OBSERVATIONS OF REV. OABE TUCKER. You may notch it on the palm's as a mighty rcsk plan To make your judgment by -the clo'cs dat kivors up a mm; For I hardly needs to tell you how you often coino ercross A fifty-dollar saddlo on a twenty-dollar boss. An', wiikm'in tie low gioun's, you diskivjcr as vou co. D.it de fines' shuck miy hide do meanes' nub bin in aiowl I think a mm has got a mighty slender chance for Jleben Dat holds on to his piety but one day out of seben; Oat talks about the sinners wid a heap a sol emn chat An' nebber drops a nickel m tie missionary hat; Dat's foremost in do ibectin'-lioiic for raisin' all de chimes. Hut Ias aside his 'l'gion wid his Suntla pin taloons! I nebber judge o' people dat I meet long de way By de places w liar dey como fium an' tie houso w liar tley stay ; For the bantam chicken's awfu.1 fond o' roost in' nrettv liicli. An' de turkey-lnuird sails above dc eagle in de sky; Dey ketches Iittlo iniiincrs in do middle ob dc sea, An' you finds de sinallcs' 'p 'ssutns up do bin ges' kind o' trcel ODDS AND ENDS. Budget, being told to put a little nutmeg into the rice pudding, picked out the smallest one in the box and threw it in. A liullalo gill never has liei wedding ilus3 made in that city, for fear that somebody will say that she was ni.inicd in a buffalo robe. "What a beautiful thing, in dear, isaiosy cheek!" "Yes, husband, but how great the coutiast when the blush settles on the nose. ' Somebody says that u fashionable Boston banquet consists of two beans stuck on a hair pin, rtadings by F.meisonmid talks b Alcott. Dr. I'atteusou, of .Scotland, has diseovcied that ftogs and toads will fight. Well, let 'cm light. Wed lather see thciiilight than hear them sing. "Health is wealth," sis a patentjmediciue advertiser. You in c wrong, respected sir. If health xv eio more iimveis.il, to you it would be baiikiuptc. The young lady who, w hen at Home, is too wann to exert heiself to use a fan, will now dance for tlueu bonis at a hop, and then de cline it to bo "just splendid.". About a million copiesof Webster's spelling book continue to be sold annually, but no one would suspect it who reads the inanuseiiit sent to a newspaper oflicc. Thisis trulyalatnung. A fashion cxc'luiice says: "Tan-coloied gloves aioworu as full ill ess for morning iceeptions ami the opcia." Brethren, wo shall withdra.v fiom society at once, ami take to the woods A louni! New Yoik doctor h.iswtitttu a tieatise lirovinc that icalskin sieouts alo tho best piotectors for lungs ever known. Some how the women have suddenly taken the no tion that this young man is the able'.t phM eian in the city, Hovt pleased some sinokeis of cig.ncttcs will be on It anting that tho succulent cigar stump, tliscauleil ami trampled in tho mud of the street, may reappear neatly rolled in cig " arette paper, and pickel in a handsomely, labeled bundle. A professor, lecturing on the etlect of the winds in some western puts, lcntaiked: "In tiaveling along the load, I even sometimts found the logs bound and twisted together to such an extent that a mule couldn't climb ! over them, so 1 went around." An exchange kijs a cup of water in the oven j while baking will picvcnt biead and cakts from buininj,'. Thanks for tho information.' And a ten-j ear old boy, looso in the cillar, ' will pieventnpples fromsp uliug. About one boy to four bauds of apples, dojtor. At some ot tho hotels at Long Uraneli tiny charge ou extra if you sit at your window and listen to the musio of a band playing at anothei hotel a mile away. But then at some other hotcis at tlio samo resort they charge extia for tho window, whotlior theie is any baud aiouu I it or not, fust bcfoie vUitins the menaieiic Johnnv had a passage at arms with the jotuig aunt who had assisted at bis toilet, and with w hem he Hew intoaiagc. Arriving.it the menag erie, Johnny was immediately arrested by a stunge fonifcu aninnl, will a long, lithe bodv. "What animal is that, mamma!" lie asked, "It is called an ant-eater, my son." After a long silence; "Mamma, can't wo bring Aunt Mary here some dav ?" I "A fhbt class' telcgi iph eleik in Unglant', under tho present system miy, with gocd luck and good conduct combined, after eigh teen jears service, riiso himself to apeouniaiy pinnacle whereby he would be entitled to a ulai of js'iOO pir t ar." Young man, if you don't like this count! ; if it isn't br ad enough for jou; if it i too new ami raw and rude; if its lack of culture and old world refinement starvco join intellectual being, as it vveie, em migarto. Go to Knglaud and grow up vv ith the telegraph service. There's a chmice for oil. A new song is entitled "How they Parted." We have not read it, but no doubt they part cil ia tho usual wSy about two o'clock in the morning, after kissing each other "gooj night" at lost nine-seven tunes, "Well, 1 gmss 1 must go," he says, with a sigh, about two hours before he does go. Then, after an other half hour's com ersation about one thing and another, he presses her hand with much preitiveness, sashe really must go, and lovingly lingers another half hour. Then he says lie didu't know it was so lite, picks up his hat and moves toward the door, whire he puts his arm around her to prevent her from falling into a swoon, and kisses her five min utes m one inning, and still lingers. Then ho gives her one more kin just for luck, and reluctantly steps down and out into the black, lonesome nyht, sad calls srouutl the next I nl,i Th,r! !,... .e . i " , i mglit. 1 Hat is how they parted years ago, if v e have not Iwen misinformed Ague mixture Chills aild Fever aro permanently cured by Dr. Jaync'M Agno Mix ture. With a llttlo caro on tho port of tho patient to avoid exposuro, and tlio occasional uso of Jaynk'h Sana tive I'i t,Ls,tliIs romody will bo found to bo certain in Its operation, and rad ical in ita effects. In many scctioni of tho country subject to Aguo anc other nmliiri.il illscascH it has an es tablished character an a populnr spe cific for theso liarrasslng complaints, and tho number of testimonials re ceived show that its reputation U constantly increasing. Intermittent and Remittent Fevers are effectually cured by Dr. Jayne'a Agno Mixture. In these com plaints care should be taken to follow tho directions closely, and especial attention given to tho liver, xvhloh should bo assisted in performing Its functions by bit. Jayne'8 Sanativh VlLLS. HODGE, DAVIS &. CO., Orcffon Wholesale Dealers Portlitn. BMMgaJgA R Ki eaflvCT sssr CURE Is nude from u ouniiio l.opLui e.o, of lit-.-iu ana is a posrrn n ui:Mi:nV rorniithc discs es ti cute pains hi the loner pirt of tho boil for Torpt Liter lleatlathcs -Jaumllcu Iluzlnoss Gravel Ms uria, unit all iliKltultiej of tlio Mantes, Liter anil Uri ". f""1". . 1.'or.1 ,:! u'l: I'l'-Hlsl-S, Monthly Men u xi. i; him: vm.s, 3ionuiiy men I'ucn.niv. It has no eau&l It struatou. turn ilur n redtrntlic organs thit MthK the lilood; ami is henoe oucof tlie hot 111.0011 I'llilt'F.KS. It is the only kintii rciur-iH Hut tarts ItrUht's .ItseiLse. For DU lices, mi VV lltNUII'S SU'K DIABKThS CUKE. 1 or halo l. I'ru'Uts uiul all Dealers at 1.25 pet lintilr litr.'ost botilclii tlinu irket, Try.t. US. I! YViirner & Co., Rochester. N. Y. a THE BEST OF. ALL LINIMENTS FOE HAN AITS BEAST. For morn than a third of a century tho M0XlcimltIustaiirI.tiiliueiit!iiisbccn known to millions nil over tliu . mill us the only silo lclimco lor tlio relief of accidents ami pain. Jt Is a moillclno nbovo pi Ico uml pntHc (lie lirst or lis Islittl. For every foiui ofciternal pain MEXICAN Mnstanp; I.lnlmsnt Is vvlthoutiiiioqiiiil. It iielietriit llcsll mill fmiscle to tlis scry lioiic niultlnir tho coutlnu-iiiicnnrpiilniiiitllnllimiiitlniilmpo-slblo. lis erTecIs upon Iluinini Het-li nil Hi" linun Creation aro equally vvoiulcrlul. The Mexican MUSTANG Liniment Is iteoriec. ly pomcboily in uvoiy liousn. Kveiy ilny blinds liLwsot the ngouynf au awful ainitl or ljurn HiilHlueil, uf iticutitntlo martyrs 10 etoied, or n lnlunblo lioiso or ox aarcd by tho healing power oflhls LIN8MENT which spoeillly euros such ulluiculs of II. A IIITDtAXI L'f 1'bll na Itlieumat Ism. bircllliigs, 8II1T donna, i aiiirncitii muscles, lnrilfl aim Bcmiun, nils, Jiruinoi nnu Spialus. I'nlifOiioilH Kites mill SllllK. Btlffiless, J.nmciless, Old Sores, Ulcers. ft-jrostbUe, t lillblalns. Sore IVlpilra, CnUetl llneuml. mill Indeed every form of extnuul dis ease. It lirnls ssllhmit senrs. For tlio liuuTi: Cui.ation It urea Sprains, titrlimy, hiur Joints, Fouuder. ITnrnrss Hores, Hoof Ills eases, Foot Hot, Seres Voiin, Scab, llollovr Horn, Scratches, lud Cnllj, Spnsln, Tlirn.h, Itlnaboue, IHd Sores, I'oll nvll, Film npou the Slsjht and crery other ailment tn which the occupants of the (stable and Stock Yard arc liable. Tlio Mexlrau Mustang T.lnlment always cures nml nover ilisappolnts ; outl It Is, poslth cly, THE BEST OF ALL LINIMENTS FOE ILMl OB BEAST. DB. Z. It. XIC11QLS, WHOSE OttEAT SUCCESS l.V TltEATINO t'branlr and upHrd larna-itblr Ms. rases wllltwst the IjIMUND HOI ML Koom St et, TIKHBlSlrt llfclvillll'lii..f.i. .v K'a "sBsaijr Jl'?! eonsulustioa. I eferi tolior. W. W.Tler, Olllwrt Bros., lUnsers ot tslem, tml Hon. II. A. John- son, SsJeui. On other dss he nil) be at salem, at ,K. E. t " r ol Comjarcial ami CUtuekeu Street. laal-tr vtie j-