TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. IrlbiiNr on Conkllim. Nktt Yoiik, I'nh. '.". -Tho Tribune luii tlm (olid wing roiitiirltulilo oditnrinl i (lintcnii Ima uailn a iiu t-uiti iult in will ni it I'lusiiloiii. 'llirro is nut a Imiiiiiii lituii; in Ilia umiiilty mi Ignorant m tu beliovo Hint Itnacno OmUlmu woulil liavn lioi.n awarrtul tlia hiliot jmllcl 1 oflko In ths iift of tin) I'milduiit if tlio colli bloodntl assassin hat nut flrat inilrilcruil tliu L'rcsiileut wli iin Ilia pcoplu olcutcil, For tli.it horrlblo tnurilur no mini living In thought by tlm i(iiiptu of tlm Uiiit.nl St ito4 mioiu roapwi llile tlmii ConldniK liluisiilf. Tint I'ruiiiiluiit Kve him live-sixth of tint important ii!itiiin B of 111 Utw, imil iia iluiimniluil it nil, On tii nomination of n niinrlu man whom lm lu. ikcl, lio ilfclmtil wur mum tin- Kiliiiiiiintiu- tion. I In fniiulit it in tho irunt till hu foiiiiil tlio KtnijjKlii lio)olniH, .mil then lio hctinycil hli put nml throw tin Henilu into tliohanils or tlio ominiition liy raaiuninir, nml tliun Ijo MOiiulit tlm SiHtu of Now Yoik to I Kuril li in with lotto! of maiijiiu ii n a liuriiai'd priratuur to wayo wnr iipm nm own icopla. luiiklin was lieAton in his own Htitto. In tlia uontoit ho invited lm wax ovurwliulmin:ly, hnpjiussly and ilisgrawfully huntuii. A loihilntiim of hn own ctoattirrs ilnrcil not to lu-cli-ct him The people of tho HUte wnro n hundred to ona against him, Whim ho roturncil iloftatuil from Albany ha could not have brun alueti-d road mperviaor or Juitico of tho poauo in tlm nitroiiuoit U'l'itililiciu enmity in thr State. ITIion lltlltu.ail stohi tii behind (i.irfiulil anil llrrd hli nli,it,niul now tlm in in wnoin Uiiilu.ui matin t'lualilmit nuikes Konooo Ooiikiini; ju Ige of tlio kiiprunii' court of tlm United Hutus. Thvto sr niniliti', lnnliiii''li fm'ta, liiuiuu to nvoryhody nml iliinu toil liy noli nly Wo rv reunll th"in now uu-ruly to set this apii'iint .-ft inenl in urn Iij-hl of attilnllu laclit, II Urn liniiilimlion worv ollicrniao .. lit oiii, miiiiu tiling would liu piirdoimd to tho piirnoiiul friumlaliip mid pcnonnl jjmtitiuli' of tho hit leu I'reaiilnnt, hut thu iioiiimutioii in on other (rounds ii itnrioiialy unlit. Coiikliin.' lias no Ktandln At Ilia llir to rutitlv him to ho rven thouulit or in coiiiii'ution Willi tho Siipri'iim Ilrncll. He luui huil no ccusiiiui.ililu inau'.luu liuco Ilia youth, nml ho has licitu rijUiiiud in uo oasra savo thoic which o.tlnu in the way for py for political inlluciico. Tlio nppn.tr ticca tin lutt liudu in cmirt hiivo herii niiuh na to nruroktf tlm contiwiiTit mid rrdiciiln of rc.il Jlnwyrrit On thu point, in apito of thu lnyli poaition itinl urcnt l.dluunno liu hml, thrrn lua yv.trly h)'K,i admdml oiiiuion Ilium n no doulit tint ho uiiht Imvu Im-i u n food Intvyer, but he L'Iioau to ilototo hi .tutivo yoiim in oiiji'tluii;; cl', mid hu la uo too old tolutiu. Mr Coiiiilin m unlit fur tlm S ipioinu Hunch, or for niiv He iieli, licoui'p lm ii not n 111.111 ot jinlioul t'-mprr. Uvriy Ixnly, frifiu' mid (on Il.l 1 .. .. 1 ..... ... 1... . ...i 1. j.aaukr, hll"n 111111 iu i.u nil iiuuiinu, irii-uot. jiji Vtiaan, nliu iikvi r '' or can ice iiioid th.tn , onn aide ) a (in'ilion. 'IhiTn win ttluiolutu li2ccuriny 111 f'litu' doncriptioii of him an it iTJpi'ruon w h'i divided iii.tiildinl into ttt o olaiam alarm mut Lifiuiui. hiioo it mini in ly ilo vooil arrvi' e 111 aiuiii plncra, hut ho la no uioir fit fur a jii 'K" tli.ni hu in lit for 11 litoh 11 .t-enraw-r "r t mnlxv m IkhiI Mip-rinti'iidiiit. Tina noun 11' lio ia CHM.It unlit, l otuiiu It la lUKr''t uae id tlm nppoiiitlllg potior to On) 'I'C M ipri-um llntich to pullljou ,1 Inok II down iiolitunu who h.ta nmdi! Iniuaidf to thu lat li'h'in odi mm to tlu pcoph. If hu mint bo protnlnl lor lit thu public expense, It iliouU lie lifter thu iiinuuer tint he himr!f recouiuiriid-'d I hia la nh.it i.o enid nliout iCollei-Uir It'ib'Ttioti t ( l.ti Hi Id : " i ml liiu abroad to miiiiii arcoud c'.ia conaiiUhip, lid I mil i.;i into the lohliy mid hold my hum; Uiu he la coullriilvd. hlrmt II. mil r.ix'a. WahiiimiTiin, !" Ii 'J. -I. tat uviuiiii the riind jurv h 111 led ttm Omtr.vt Alturuuy weuty prmru meuti in poaiolh.'o ftr.tw lioinl ica, na ioMo I wo lnr iwriury. n.unai onn N. Miniilt nml Chan II D.uknon ; llvu ir i liny, uumiiht Jai. V. Douoiiuu unit W V .lit,kou; tttofor ierjnry, nK-'iinat . S. UmiiKur; one for perjury annual h. .1. Hwcot; one for conapirncy, jlmi iat kntu .M. ArmatroiiL', .laa. . Honolulu and 111. . Jackioil ; (our fir umapira y, .tLMiiiKt Stuiuul 0 C.iliull, .la W. Douriluie, Cliaa. Ihcknou mid J N Mininxj four for roiipiincy, .-iwiuat , . .. . .. li II ,1 I....I... l'... u (Alliell. 1. IIOOIIU, itivill w. iiiiiho, 11 in. . ItarriiiL'i-'r, K J. .Swuut ami h. ti. lallii, ami Olio lor couapiinuy K'lut Jainea (j. lleiidei- Oil anil othira. Ilurtlrr UIU Onl. CAitKtsn.ir., Ky , IVIi. '.'.'i A liorrihlu nine eoinmiitud .inn .oiu, ioii, ihi juns. ecu iliicnrlliU'l. Jaa. iiritiiiion 011 iimuciiii d couleatKl that he.ttith dolui ami W in. 'Intmiuill taunt tli.it niglil to the hoimo of iley Kiniirv, elil'irolorintii tlio iiiinni- lilieil thu hollar, ot tiro to it mid ran nway. r, l''uiliry .mil tttn childinn ihciiiuiI, hut r. Kinliry noil aix children burned to death. Mint It 'oiirl. Sas I'iumimo, rub. -" lli DoIIivar e, in-iii n einirgu ti iiiiiutih ujinnii', mi 11 011 truil for mitornl iliiyn in pnln'i-tourt , '.', -tml Ima been clinrnctened thioutjhoiit 111110I1 iicniuofTy on thu part of counsel nml tnet. l-tt .MoiuLiy ox-wiatiiei .tnor- ). .1 M 11 r ii liy in Ida opening for ilrleuao I to polieo ollliser 'dm M.iroimy, proio- (,'Mitneait 111 too cite, in 1111 aumr.iiiau ut 11 id ttimf Mnr oiey t-vi lenlly briiod- r tliiH atuiuk. About II :-0 thla morn- a Muiphy wna atandlliK ""' tlio dock 111 court loom, .Miiioimy uiilen.il, mm puan- aaiilu nil ollieer HiminiiiK urar .uiirinij, nn " . . , ,., & " 1 ii.. .1 -i'i... n lilkUH HUH ttlllioill 11 1111111 nun. 1 nn atruck Murphy in tliu HKlit aiilu of thu ii.iHainu coinplntely tlirnii(;li II ! II to I'lloor, blood Miimitwy 111 jita over tlm liy. dera, crying, ".Munlereii lor uoini; my llio ijroaUwt oxoileiiicui prevail' 11 .. ..f ..1 1. 1. :...)' mora man one cry 01 --i.ynuii nun i ai uey was niHt.iutly ui.'il liy fture mt riind tikcii buhiw to the city pnoii. .Pl lln, tlm wny liu iitteiijpteil to alioot liiinaell. but Tp.'in' prcventeil him nml the ball paaaed ThroyKli tho lalter'a veat. Miirouuy win thon liaaWiiwI anil locked up. Murphy wna tiikun to tlif priaou lioaiiitnl itud 111 'ilie.tl itttuiiditiico lunifioned, but Ilia wound la beliuved to bo fuK At thu tnuo of shootiuK Murphy ttus addrp aaint' the jury uiul rofernnj; to Aliirouey in moat oll'nnan 11 iiinnner. '?! l.yiirltera In limiiri r "OlVNKsVll.l.t:, Texna, I'ub. I'll. A few daya ' 1. ... 1... ....- it, if flti. f.illllttV ,gO a Uion 111 tliu Milium, i,i v vi ....... -j ook young 111.111 named Deering, under nr- leatoii hiiapieion of liorao stuiling, noin nn Bcor uuil lynohcil him. I n.tluy 0110 iiuiiuivu meil mini from tlm neigliboilmod of the viu- Bi' I101110 eniuo to town nuil ileiii'tiiduil tliu t ot thu aiisiciouH pirtioi, or inoy wouiu , tlio law llll'i ineir own iiiunio. iiu nrn-atfil Hob f.uvorett Mid hia two .inmid hi wotv out nftor Hevernl moiu of tno noliiiig orowd,' (lieut oxoituuiunt piuvnila. .Nolea rruui llnwiill. 1foNiiLUi.il. Fob. 1(1. KlectmiiH 011 tho lat in'iit of liinreHoiitntiveH tW tliu llnwiiimu in- hmWyrtitiiriiiid tweuty-buveii nieiubetM, Hired fwiioui nro tvliltea nun me oimiia urn 1 via L.. Vlt,,r M. (lilmiii. tho oueo btliluua atili indemnity uiitiiiiitiit before Couicm, Lulrutuniod by a voto of over tbreu-fourtln tfco votes polled, to roproaolll tliu ouy 01 inululu. Ilu ia exceedingly popular iiinoni? llvo lluwiillmia, The louillt of tho cluti- ua ia thu uompleto ilnwuinil 01 uiu oiu una- nry illllileueu III tlio iKimiiM uuu uun- nation 111 ineir cuiui iiaiuiuiiv, nun, j, , Carter, who recently .vont on mi iiiiiiii iini inlaainn to rorttiual. Nearly all their didatea were defeated, aud Miulitcr Cartel iniial iiouoimrily reaign Ida poiltlon a Minia te r. Tho Htitfnr crop of ISS1! ia eatimntcd nt (M.OOO iiliort lona Tliu ciop for 1881 wna 'KI.'-'OO tniia. A Inrgo nrcn ol new land ha boon put nuiliir cultivation without n aulll eirney ol laborers to meet tho rMjuiretnctita of thu plautntiona. A uoliilmiiv hni boon orL"tulr.L'il to uatnliliah iiiter-ialand cable criiuuiuiiicatloiia, and C. 0, Herder protendu to Now York to-day U) licgo tfnta for cable atouk, Kolpa From I'lnli. Halt I.akk, Keb. '.!, -Tho bodies of tliu Tagnort family, buried in the lligCottonwoml jilide, wore ricovud yieicrduy under tlia auow. Tlirro woro aoveii in all. To-day a biahon, liruachlng tho funeral acr mini over it girl who committed auicido re emi'ly, called upon tho young men of the church to abed thu luit iliop of their blood for polygamy. Hank Mlnlriiienl, Nkw Yoiik, 1'VIi. l.ri. ll.uik atntomont loana dcureaai-, SU,.'IO 1,100 ; api-oiu decieaao, 93,T2.'JX)0i legd tend.T ilecrenau. SS0I,.'(00 i dupoalta decreaae, S8,0!)ll,800; circulntion in crease, $!ll",080; roervo ib-crenao, S'.'.'i.'i, 300, Htulta now bold $1, l.'KI,07ri leva than legal to iilireuieiita, Our lrlur fur Itliilnr. The Nun aiiya Janu-a (I. Illnino will to-dny d' liver in the cnpilol at Witiihiiigtoii mi oi.t tion upon tlm Into I'reaidelit Onifleld. He will have n diiitiiigiiiahi'il iiudiciico nml wo hopo will givu them it good upccch, hut wu fear Hlitiiio ia not tlm iiitui to do lull juatiuo to the nubjeut Of late wo hnvu had to aiy 80 mu hind thinga nliout Illume, but to day wi will nut dttcll upon tbene thiuga llhiinu will not ttiah to dwell upon thum, mid to to let all ntln'1'1 give their mind luatead to thoiighta mid couaidnintioiia which tire moro girinniie to thu aubject. it ia uotr tttn yrara aiuco tlm moat potent eleinenta in thu l(i-iublicmi jmrty' were ar r.tvnd III aliiiniirt ol it contiiiracv to make (ilant I'j'eaiilelit of the United Mat oh for n third term, n purpoau winch involved thu making i.f him t rmiiiieut ruler of tho conn try. Many of the iiiixt ciniiieiitcliiela of that girut and pottLiiul uity ttciu duvotcd to Una conapirncy; many hoiieat, upright and pttn otio luui' ,utd bei-n led to give it their counte nance ami Htippo.-t.but in thia gic.it aud criti cal emergency J, (I. llhiinu nto d like a rock againat audi a achcinc. Tlm n fact that, aliould ever be recorded 1 1 hia hniior, mid we ircall it with gratltuduniid .tdiuir.ttion to-day, 'lrlifi'th ('oiillitlllloii. ,laiua (iaiiilile, of the Milt ml Union Tele giaph Coinp.iuy. who la iioh in .Sail r'riinciaco on buaiiieaa coiineutt-d tilth hia cinip.iiiy, auya that by the beginning of IhS.'l thu company will b. it u thliu wirea in oiii-Mtlnn ncniaa thu country. I he nyr wrat aa Kaoaita (.' stum now tixtfliil as far 1 t. mid it i expected, that, .. ....I ,1... ttiiik ttill hu heguii on a traiia-coutilientnl line about tlm lal of May. Tliu route bavu imt titb-i-n iletriioineif but will probably' 'nllow the biiu of the )nuver mid Klo (Iranilu I and tor Central I'acihc. It la a to tint iiiU.ii ti,,ii i,f tliu comti.tny to cirry a line along uitli the Northern I'aiitic imlro.id na f aat na that lotd ia conatructi-d. krairli fur llir Ji-niiiirllti Ci'i-n, Lieutenant Harbor mid Maater Schutz were to-day riceitnl by the rirnch coiiktil at Mi-iioH, tiliu iiitiodiicid them to (ioveruor I'riucu Oo'goioul.i.atid aftLrwnrda entertitiiird thriii nt dinner, uecompiiiied thuiu to thu ata tion mid fw them atirt for Novogorod from Nill. 'lhey will tratel by sledge to Perm aii-l tbclico to Klt.tterillgbiirg by lull. At I.atiruiti liny will liuil a conveyunco, one lutviul' bei'ii tele jr.ililu-d to be in readincaa. Tiny ttill travel with mi excllriit guide and intetpr.'ter, who haa beun engagnl by them at cuiruipoiiduiit of thu New York llrrald. I)linlrlir fur llnnrnlii.Hrr. SdcreUry Hunt it-ccived the follottiug from Hoirui.tn, at St. IVtoraburg : Jaekaon telugr.iplia that the occnliit aaya llaiienhiiwtr ahoihil not atut until ttarmur ttetllier. U la loo ilaugtroiiH now. nnaii 1110 men tart without luui ? Hunt tel-L'tuphcil Hotluian in reply to no tify D.iiienhowir to ic main tilt fully able to travil, niid fur tliu 1 eat of thu patty to delay departuru till that time. fllaiNloiir Mill llrnliiii. I.0.M1ON, I'eb. J7 --Thu Ttlryrnph publiahca tliu (olloiviug prominently s ' I'liu belief inuv.iiled III loliticil iircfua yeaterdiiy that. ottiui' to the n'tion of thu houao of lords con- cciiiiug mvcatlgatioii o' thu laud net opera tioua, and the eoiiioueiit dillieulty of contin uing .1 goveriimciit III Ireland, (iln latouu ia determined to ittMgu. It la at.ttod, lo, that rilailatoiiu has invited his aupportira to meet at his r'-Hiileuco to-day to ubt.iin an opinion '11 thu eoiiinu to bo piiraued in regard to thu houao ot lords couiiuittcu of imjuiry. 1-onl Cairua bis bieu appointed chairman of thu impi, iy into the ttoiking of the l.iiid act, in placu of the Duko of Soiuersut." hI.iiIm Inir, llir Jin ne) areUrr. Ni:tv Yiihk, h'eb. '.'7.- I'ho HtraUV St. I'etcisbutg xpeeinl a.tya : "Thutnlucof tlio toulilo having fallen coiisiilernbly tt itbiu thu last few days, it la now s.ild in tiuaiicial cir clea Hint hkohilnil w.ih 111 bn'iie ttitb thu hanker vheu hu undo his l.t-t Kpcicli and de- lilierately got up the ncnro to ilepleciato tho rouble." I urke) riupo.o. .llolilllutllun. CoNHTA.NTisori.K, Kelt. t!7. A coricspond unt auys nlobili.ttiou of IfiO.OOO troops is pui jcoted, in viw probable iomplicatiiua in Kill gaiia, which may mitku ntcessary tho occupa tion of thu Balkans, hiinirrit l' Nurrraa. LiiNims, Feb. '2H Thu Duku of Somerset wai chosen chairman to-day of tliu liouso laud coiuniittuu on tlm land net. Kepu oilcans Trliiliipliaiil. Pakh, I'VIi. 157. Thu Kupuhlicnns wcro succrsliil in the election yostorday except 111 ouu mat nice, that of a Hounp.utist elected M collar of Deputies, 'llir Our' roialble Inleiilluu. Coloiimj, Full. 27. A uiport is current to thu ellect that unless thu condition of Kutaia iiiiirives thu Ctr will abdicate after bis cor onation. Nllilllils e!llrllerl. tSr. Pm-Hiupuu, Fib. 28. -Tho Nihilist priso'nrri1, includiug 0110 wouinn, liavo been seiiteiiccil to ile.ilh. The luiiiaiudur tteru sen leucuil tu vul 101IH tonus of penal servitude. Xkolieluirs Heciill. Vik.nna. Fib. LU. -It ia stated in diplo- nntiu cnclcs that .kobcloira lucall was iluu tn thu representation of Itusaimi mnbassadora ut I'aris, 011 tliu peranu.tl iutureuursu which Skobelullli.nl with French politicians of thu Kuwiuclm ini'ty itud of thu impiussiuu SUobu lull's iccub hat' ouuted in Paris. The I'reneli l.etl.lnliire. Pauih, Fob. 28. Thu .Seimtu hns adopted Tkui'iI'h bill lehtlivo to iuipoited Kugiish goods, Tlm Kep11blic.1i) Left ugical to a res olution approving n libeinl rcviaion of the con stitutiun, it resting upon thu government to o.loct a litting time. riii'llniiirnliti) I'rurt'rilluua, London, Feb, 28, In tlm Housu of Com mom to-day, Gladstone moving postponement of oidera ot tho day in favor or his iiauhuion dculnung imiuiry into f.hu working of the Land Act iuurioua to tho interest of good government in lielaml, said if judging, tho administration of tho Laud Act were to bo excluded from the scope of tho llouae of WILLAMETTE FARMER; PORTLAND, OlxiSGON, MA.R0H Lords inquiry, bo would bo prepared to ab stain from moving bis resolution, but be S'tiv no prospect nf such limitation it wm his duty .to persevere Nortbcoto anld bo thought this announce ment was additional reason for giving tho Iirds time to consider a motion to postpone. Adopted .100 atrainat 107. With reference to this vote It I stated that Gladstone, at a Liberal meetincr at hi house to-day, raid that he would treit this point ai one of confidence. Oladatone hoped that dur ing the main discussion its supporters would confine theinselvei to objection to any attack upon tho judicial operation of the Land Act. The Government, he said, bad no objection to Inquiry Into tho Government working of tho Act or (mentions nf immigration aud reclama tion ot land. Korstcr declared the Government needed .tbewhnlo support of Parliament to uphold law in Ireland. Mitchell Henry confirmed tho statement that tho coi.ditiou ot Ireland waa sirious, and said that in tho event of a general election seventy I'arncllists would bo retiinud. sjliantrr of Arrldenls. Omaha, Feb. 28. left Grand Iiltuid on Mra, Fitzgerald, who n U. P. freight' train for her homo near Chasinau's station, was found dead on tho track this morning four miles last ..1 r ....... .11 n.. .;.... I,... ., K....M I m IIIUIIIIIUII n, ail I.UI. iw jni;v-t, un-iug i.;.. run over by some train whllo she was walking along thu track to her home. She was a widow and leaves six children. Near iJenton, Neb., yesterday, ClifTord Elli wai accidentally shot mid killed by his brother Charles while out bunting. Charles Hchuller, of Carroll, Iowa, was ac cidentally shot at that placo this morning by his room mate, Herman Uurhnm, whilo care lessly handling a revolver. The ball entered the right eye and penetrated the brain. Tho injury is fatal. Ilntl Mini In Tronltle, I'i'kiilo, Col., Feb.27. This mnrniiiL' Y. N. Wiuscott, a notorious swindler and alleged murderer, was arrcstod here. He has numer ous aliases, and has been concerned in oper ations in Missouri, Kalians and Nebraska of a very cxtuiisive nature. Ho victimized Omaha men to the extent of over $20,000. linpurlaiif llrrlalon. CllK'Aiio, Feb. 'J8. A decision of impor tanco to board of tradu brokers and their cus tomer waa made yesterday by Judge Morau, who held that n proiuisaory note given in ftt tleinuut of h diHerence on option trade could not be collected, inasmuch as thu dual waa illegal and neither more nor lass than gam bling. Mill imixn. CuifMfio, I'eb 'JS Tho Inlcr-Ocmn an nounces that Mr. Hugh Kiddle, who foi to Ioiil' it time baa bum fundc-nt of the Chicago, Ito k Island mid Pacific road, has decided to . ..,i,.r i.j. r,..,tf,tioii 111 June Mr. HiddloV .c... .. onv u-ason is that he is in ill health and only u-aso needs rest Colllaluii nriirrriiriiir. SviialthK, Feb. '.'8. The wcatcrn bound freight dashed through a freight train on the Koine, Wntertown nud Ogdcnsburg road as a i-ioasing north of hero this morning. No per son wna injured, but thu C ontral's locomotive is lying 111 Onoiid.itM lake. The wreck took fire and was generally destroyed. Knlal II re. Khikl'k, Fib. U.S. AtXauvoo, III., today the houae of John Wiliiicrdiug caught fire and his two children, who bad been loft-Wone in the building, wure burned to (Until. STATE .NEWS. Cattle are sullering some now in Lake county. A iiew bridge is being built across the Uma tilla above Pendleton. Tho murderer of II. C. Ltw, in Lake county, has not yet been captured. Thu snow has been about 15 inches deep at Linkville for some time. llrnvter Leonard, tt ho shot himself near Sil vurtou, is fast recovering. Cattle on the C(unto aro being sold for an averagu price of 10 n head. John O'Hrien baa been locked up at l'eudle ton fur Belling whisky to Indians. Sam Sturgis, of Ycstoll, ia to preside over thu National Hank to bo opened at Pendleton. Kistein commercial travelers nro getting numerous 111 Eastern Oregon tnd Washington Territory. Tlio first buckttlic.it Hour ever made in Koguo river alley waa ground this Winter at the Ashland mills. There ia moro sickness at Ashland this Winter than haa ever been known before. It is usually a very healthy plaie. Thu dlllc-rcnt canneries are making active preparations for the commencement of tho fishing season. The contract for the now building for tho Sisters' school nt Jacksonville hai been an aiileil to David Linn, of that place. The streams in Coos county luivo been so Nttollcii by rains within tho past two weeks t,int many bridgea have been carried away. Tho lV-udlctnu Xtw says fuw cattlo have died on the range yet, but many nro ruported 111 fair way to succumb to the cold weather soon. A caso of seduction is reported from Alt house, Josephine county, tlio girl being only about IS years of ngu mid tho other party a niitu of family. Dr. -Dean was badly injured by Matt John aou at Wallowa valley, who struck him over the head with n patent nail drawer. At last accounts bo was in a critical condition. Thu Jacksonville Sentinel says that tho Jas, lull reported as dying suddenly in Alaska, must bo Win. IC. tali. William Ish is wull knov.11 bore as well as in Southern Oregon. Ninety-six mortgages, representing SCO, ISII, were recorded in Jackson county during thr vear 1881. There wero also 204Tlecd8t consideration $177,157, recorded during thu same period. Mrs. David Kelly, of Forest Grovo, wlnlu coming across tho llluo Mountains, accom panied by her brother, got lost in a snow storm and hud to camp out all night. Jnp got tluough all right next day. The Kiitt OrryonUtn snya that Pendleton is ns lively as a city of 5,000 iiihivbiUtiits; plenty ot work for thu willing; good wages; tuauu wanted; uvcry one at work that has 11 desire to work; no idleness only among the lazy. x l.r.n kw. Having been a groat aullbrer from rheuma tism several years, and tiicd numerous reme dies of uvcry imaginable description, nud a great number of physicians, all to 110 purpose, last Spring I had n very suvero attack of in llaiiiumtory rheumatism so as to eontino mo to inv bed. I wua advised to try Dr. Honly's Itlieunlatid Ncutruliror, mid to my groat sur prise I commenced gaining nud in a short tima was nblo to got about. I tlu freely recommend thu Neutralizer to ull ntllictod as I have been, ami 1 firmly bcliuvu it is, without exception, tlu best modicino for eradicating rheumatism from tho system in tho world S. F, Matiikwh, (Formerly of tho ChonickeU hotel, Salem, and now of tho Ksmoiid). Dr. Honly's ollico ii 203, Third street, near Taylor, TERRITORIAL Potatoes oh tho Sound are wholesaling at 0095 cent per bushel. Lost week Hwinomlsh lodge, A. O. U. W., wa organizod at La Center. John Smith ha been committed at Weiser for tho murder of Jamc Johnnon. Mr. llrooxs, formerly of tho A'rz Perce Newi, I making an effort to start a paper ut Sprague. Tho Idaho. Umatilla. Mirrissinp! and Walla Walla aro all loading at present on the Sound for San Francisco, A young printer from the East named liowen, is about starting a newspaper at Sohomc, W. T. . Wm. Harrington was married to Miss Anna 11. Krighlon, at Seattle, last Sunday. Miss K. is well known In Washington Territory and is a most beautiful and accomplished young lady. Tho first "run" has been scored off Capo riatiery in tno sealing busmen lor tno Pres ent season. Tho schooner Seventy-Six brought to Port Townscnd 15 seals, and tho Annie F. Uigg five. Mis Ada. dauiihter of Hon. If C. Kizzs. and a young lady of raro pcr-onal and mental charms, represented tho Idaho Democrat at tho firemen's masquerade latt week. Her costume was clctrant and attractive and she did her part moot admirably. Many of our readers in Corvalli will remembrr Miss Ada. Tho Spokan Chronicle, devotes considerable paeo to tho disappearance of C. W. Wil liamson, and incline to tho belief that foul play ha been the cauae of hi silence. It is now over six months since the miming man left .Spokan Tails, where he then resided, and a growing crop. Tho waeon and articles left nt the ranch of Mr. Rob-rt Pelkey, wn tho Touchct, correpind with the effects of Wil liamson, and the parties leaving spokan falls with him answer to the description of the men who left the wagon, etc., with Mr. Pelkey. NEW8 ITEMS. Port Orfnrd Hot: The ranchers of Curry county hnvo giadually reduced their herds, and correspondingly augmented their flock (luritn: a lew year pa't in this eounty; tho which resulting in a comparative scarcity of animal lit for the butcher, huch a practice continuing would reduce the consumers of bed in oti4 ot the Icrcmost cattle counties in Oregon to the necessity of importing to com plete supplies. It is probable that moro atten tion will be given to cattle raising during tho coming years than has been for several years past; snch n courae, it seems to us, would be tho part of wisdom. A Lowisvill correspondent of tho Itemizrr write: Yesterday evening Mr. Wm. Ash- ford, while making rails on his place, waa at tracted liy a dog "haying at something a short distance from whero he was at work. Xot having a gun, ho took his axe, and went to reo and nsaiat the dog. On arriving at the spot, behold there stood at bay a fine speci men ot the noiile deer, ilia Jimtnougnt was to slip up behind tho deer aud catch him by tho hind legs, but when almost in the act of taking his deerhip by the lega, the deer made a (Jive at tho uoi.', Knocked mm over, ana jumped 011 him with his feet, and then taking advantage of his prostrate foe, ho made a dash for liberty, out the dog, which by tho way is a very last one, soon Drought mm to bay neain. Uv this time another dog came up and proceeded to take the deer by tho throat, when Mr. Ashford ran up and with a well di rected blow of the axe laid tho deer prostrate. Tho dogs liclong to Mr. G. V. Gardner, and have lieon known to eaten a great many ueer. Under Ibis caption the Reno Gazette says that during the last four years Oregon has ex ported to tho Eastern States not les than lOO.OOO- head of beef cattle. Most of these cattle wcro produced in the counties east of the Cascadea. Tho largest purchasers witnin tho Stato were the firm of Lnag k Ryan, of Leavenworth. Kansas, who boucht 20.000 in Grant county alone in tho Spring of 1SS0. In the southern part of lirant county are several "cattle kings who aro furnishing beef to San Francisco, their shipping point being Winne miicca. Tho two largest are Todhunter, of Gamp Harney, and French, of Stein Moun tain, neither of whom ships less than twenty rivo carloads (three hundred head) at a drive. Hugh J. Glenn, the great wheat man of Col usa county, California, has over 8,000 head of cattle in Grant county. Corvallis Gaeette: Capt. J. M. Ayles was lately ia town from YaquinaBay; ho exhibited to us a quantity of specimens of coal which he bad recently discovered near the Imy. It boro the .lmiearanco of a cond duality of coal. When placed in tho firo it burned well. Tho vein is large and quite extensive, and will likely prove to be it valuable discovery. Jacksonville 7Viiif : Alex. Martin has re ceived advi-'c from Lake county to tho effect that the snowfall has been very heavy thr iighout that section. At Tula Lake, where it was tho lightest, there is thirteen inches of snow. Tho weather has since been clear and cold, cattlo being able to cross Lost river on the ice. Stock aro not suffering as yet, though a great many are being fed. Walla Walla Seatenmam Pomeroy, Garfield county, over which the contest for county seat was hoird lieforo Judge S. C. Wiugard, ia pleasantly situated on tho Pataha, surrounded by a rich and extensive scope of agricultural lad, now rapidly developing. Tho town is composed of citizens of untiring industry and enterprise, as is evident by tho improvement, growth and development of the place. The business nnd growth of the town has far ex ceeded tho hopes of the most sanguine. At prcsont there is a population of about 300, and onistantly increasing, which, with the permanent county soat of Garfield county, will make it 0110 of tho best points east of Walla Walla. x Imithk Blood Cuma. Poor circulation, then disorders, such as Liver and Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Skin Disorders, etc, which are curable by King of tho lllood. See advertisement. Eastern Cranberry Vines FOH 8ALE FROM A. J. BURR'S BOG, Olympla, W. T. I, Will I Ilea $10. A.UOO " 40. IU.000 " .... 40. Seiul money by rcsUtereil letter, money order, or by Well, Kartfi) .V Co., 11I1I1 directions for torn anllei,-, In 1S77, 1 planted tluee Mloot bed of the New Jer sey crantirrri vines 1 planted them eighteen Incliea aiurt, c.uh ay; s-iiuleil one bed tlx inches Jeep, one three Inches, and tho other I planted on the natural The aauJeil boda ) Itld but tow berries, and are ilj tuir out In 'hMJ lunerea iroiu me natural neu two hrco iik'ur narreia mil ui nerric, ami ouir oneuarrtt (rum both the 8-uuhxl u ua. (1 sold the three barrels In oltuinU for50, They ware equal to about tlteor- ilinary iMiiberry barrels.) Muck, or pent land thutotertlons untH about tho tint ot May la 1110 neat lur me iTMiiucrry, nv.'j inn miw 011 the t tuaa until the lata frost are over, and J ou will hate a .rood crop every jcar. It not subject to late Iroata, water tan be Uliiseil with. Plant by dropping the tines eighteen inches apart, eaih way, and forcluif Into the muck with a forked stick or wtilse shaped dlbbla, lloe out the tt eed the that t ear; pull them out by hand the second, and the third J ear they will tako care ol themselves. l'laut la May and October, " ' A. J, nUBH. mchWuil Olympla, Thurston Co., W, T, 3, 1882 PACIFIC Life Insurance Coxnp OF CALIFORNIA. MANAGER FOR State of Oregon and Idaho 102 Firat Street, Htrrrenrm. OIIAIir.ra IIOtKlK, of llle, bavls&Co. JAMKS 8TKKLK, Guilder FlratNatlonal Bank. J. A. STItOWIlHIDOK, Wholesale Leather & Flndlnn. 0 A. IKM.PII, of Ilolph, Dronauich. Uoluh K Simon. f. C. HKNK1C1IHE.V, Hcnrlcliacn fi Orecnbcnr, Col J. MtOUAKK.V. of J. Mct'raken & Co. O. K. NOTTAOK, Kiamlnarand Physician. J. K. (HU., of J. K. Gill & Co., Stationers. AI. S. nUFtllKM,. ol Xnapp, Ilurrcll & Co. KIIANK ZANOVICII of Zan llrothen. FLOWER SEEDS. T&ffllSsmfa CEO. F. SYLVESTER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Pealcr in Fruit and Evergreen Trees, Plants, Etc., ALFALFA, GRASS AND CLOVER SEED In Lrage Quantities and Offered in lots to suit Purchases. Hedge Shears, Pruning and Bail' ding Knives, Green House Syringes, Etc. Seed Warehouse H17 Washington St., San Francisco, GaTr Js.nl3 ESTABLISHED IK OHAS. IIODOE, T. A. DAVIS, HODGE, DAVIS & CO., 92 and 04 Frout Street, (cor. Stark) - - Portland Oregon. . Offer to the Drug and General Merchandise Trade a Complete Assortment of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Fine Chemicals, Glassware Shop Furniture, and Druggists' Sundries. AI.SO WINDOW GLASS OF ALL SIZES AND QUALITY! Of all the leadin; brands, in ke and tins. COLORS IN CANS ANU DRY. Putty, Lampblack, Red Lead, Glue, and Varnishev Including the finest brands for Coach painters use. Pamt, Whitewash and Varnish Brushes, Linseed Oil, in Barrel and cases, Turpentine, Coal Oil, Castor Oil, Lard Oil, Neats .Foot Oi Fish Oil, Alcohol, in Barrels and Casses. Blue Vitriol. Sulphur, Castile Soap, Concentrated Lye, Potash Bitters, all kinds. Quicksilver, Strychnine, and Tar, in Pints, Quarts, ud Half Gallon, Five Gallon, Etc. Wo are Agents for Oregon THE REST MIXED Millinckrotlt's Carbolic Sheep Dip, Wukclcc's Sheep Bath Squirrel Poison, and Ayer'sand Dr. Juyiic's Proprie tary Medicines. Wo buy our ;oods from tirtt hands, thus Coast as comparison HA. rll.lMIMO 1 10 I UO.NT STUI.in. J. 23. C?OXaiT3 AGAIN IN BUSINESS, Manufacturers and Importers of WHIPS, SADDLEKY, HARDWARE, ETC. 110 Front Street, East Side, - - Portland, OregoM X. li. liepaiviny Promptly Attended to. SUCCESSORS TO SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE, MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE, Wnolraale and Furnituirj, oarpets, Wall Paper, Bedding. Etc. LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICKS! sownr. nKHRS A SPECIALTY. Warerooms Extend Through -200 feet, from 166 First to 16? Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON. 8E.ND FOB CATJU.OCl'K ANU FB1CS IttT. V Our New Catalan) etJr. Vans UMl w uarmif n ft bA keAiilinil dMrtptlT 14 nkA nnaiaMiaW tuwl ajwpssr. . riwav Kia - mmt aaw fcarasioS?Bs:i hktUMlliawuawaaa IWtUiiLLrAUjCM i OO. tflMri MUTUAL and Washington Territories, Portland, Oregon, Reference. VT. w. BPAULDINO, Packer and Cattle Dealer. ANDREW ROBERTS, of Flshel k Robert, JOHN CRAN, of Jonn Cran & Co. C. M. WIREltO, Roots and Shoes. JOSEPH RURKHARD, Burkhardt ASpauldlni. Alt the above named buslnms men of Portutud resent JIM, 000 Insurance In this above namad cem OOB ItiEXXH WASTED, apply to A. MeKIXlflE. 103 Firt Street, Fortlaflal I. F. POWERS, MAXUraCTCKSR, IMPORTER AXD JOBSIB OF FURNITURE, IScddiag, Carpets, Paper Haaf" ing, Stoves, and Crockery and Glassware. .Steam Factory Northwest Corner Front and Utttncf Streets. Warehouse 1S8 and 18S First and 181 Second Streets, FOKTLAAD, OKECOX. serMf GARDEN SEEDS, 1851. GEO W. SNELL, F. K. ARNOLD ami and Washington Territory for PAINT IN USE. enabling ua to compete with any market on Ui'-' of our prices will prove. M.W YOUK.-53 ElhtK STREET. .. - X.XS 3s Kelull IK'ulrra lu pb nr ss4,Oi BlKMtsB mt WlffUl ivb mn OBA WBO iBWleatassto Is VrSstsiaX UlHMIasWBIHlMllMr ttOCTiifciTlililiMifr $ :;l ii t fi c S1 rV I -