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TERMS OF SUHSCRIlTIO i
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ADVERSISINQ HATES:
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AllOlllIT I .1
Senator Miller introu i
lull to-day, the B.iiiio as
cept that it pruritics for
cration to ten years. 11
(i- Rill.
"i amithcr Chinese
Ii" vetoed lull, ex-
M (1111011 ul llllllli-
s.vs that lie tx
pects that other moilifictti u w II b mule in
committee with a view to 1111.111,' the lull
confonn at marly as practunb.o to tho l'icai
dent's views as outlined in the veto. Millir
jays that the opponents of fjhincsu immigra
tion will press the new lull with vior, hop
ing to past it at once ami obtain the l'rc-i
dent'" approval. Jin bh that the Pacific
coast people, now that they cannot get what
they think riL'ht ami what they want, will
accept less. There is an impression that tho
President will approve tho bill suspending
Chinese immigration only ten years. No
good authority assumes to line heard tho
1 resident tay so, ami some members of Con
uresi who mpporti'd tho eto lull express
doubt as to thu President's approval of a ten
year bill. They say theie is nothing in his
veto to imlicalu willingness to approve Both
a measure, hat on the impression that !iu
might do so, the lull continuing ten years sus
pension has b, en mtioduced.
1 xllrcii-liir limit.
Senator Kurley has prcpired a bill to le
striet Chinese immigration which he will in
troduce to dnv- It is the samo as tbo vctueil
lull, ixcept Hint it suspends immigration for
sixteen year&instoail of twenty.
rir lurk llmki'ls.
Mining sloes are dull, with the oxeption
of South 1'aeillu and Slate lilies, which wuiu
active and ill i-gular. South l'acitiu inlvam-i l
from 100 to 1 IS and elosi d at thu opening
prievH. Statu Iiikh Nos. 'J anil 3 decline I
from II to '!') anil closed at 4'2. J!ibiiinoii
was dull and advancing irtun :)'',") to .'!.)0,
closing at Ji.lO. Clirysulitu ileelined fiom (ib.'l
to CSt). Salui at I oth exchanges l!)7,i7!)
hares. Copper, dull and weak! like, IH'ji)
Mi. Petroleum, steady; crude, 0(j7i; re
fined, 78.
lliilcrslootl riiiu,
Kansas Citv. Amil 1. It is now known
tho death of Jesse James was ariani'cil by
Governor Crittendrn ami II11I1 Konl, the latter
to leceiveone iiiirtei of the lovvnril and nil
luunity j James tu he tikcn uliro if possible,
(iovernor Crittenden biuisilf eonlirmed this
today. Dick l.ittlu was mthoplui. The
l!ocrnor admitted tlmt the paulon ot Little
ami I 'old was lixely, Olhceis are trying to
liuil out which confession o( Little was the
cotrect oue.
Iti-llcf or Helllel's.
Wasihncitov, April I. Thu ffouso coin
initteo on p'llilie lands to-ilay ilueided to ie
port to tho House, with favorable recommend
ation, the bill for the lelief of settleis on i,iil
load lauds The lull pmviiles tbat wbcicvcr
a qual'Mcil piu-oinption or homestead claim
ant, who has 111 good faith made lioun stead or
lirti-eiiiptioii entry of or iradu settlement w ith
noun fide intent to obtain a title untUr the
homestead or pre-emption laws on a ttaet of
(mbliu laud which has been nr may lieie liter
c awarded by final decision of the' laud de
partment to any State or corpoiation any
grant which may have tin 11 inado previous to
liis entry and settlement to such State or cor
poration, refuses to relinquish said trait in
favor of sjcb settlement, and makis anotlu 1
claim or entrv, thu law governing his 01 igm il
scuieiuoni, nii lesiuencu upon ami cultivation
of a tract embraced 111 Ins tlrst el lim or euti
shall liu considered icsidenio upon and culti
vatiou of the hud embracer! lit his turn entrv,
and shall Im deducted from the live yens'
resideniM ami cultivation reijuiied by hw,
proMilcd that no piteut sliad is 11.1 until one
jear upon the last 1 ntry.
In a llml Mm,
Wasiumiiom, April .'. -At a imeling or
thu House committee, on fotiigu ahaus this
morning Chan m 111 Willi 11113 lead thu follow
ing letter, which ho icceicd through the
Statu Department :
I-tM, March III, IhS-J,
lion V, I,, WilhmiH, Vluiiiman Committie on
I'onign .(him
DtAll hm 1 I leave lusui tlm Ink nf A..,, I
ami ought tu arnvu 111 New Voik on the 'Altli.
I will come at onco to Wawbitictuu. Head
my latu ilispitclies. 'I'he United States aiu in
a had unv out hero in the lino of Herniation.
Vours, s. A. Himiui'-r.
A tanner Murilt-rril,
loxr, Gil., Apiil 11 Thomas Xiiise.asinill
farmer and stink man, living tluco inilis from
here, was shot and killed last evening by
his neighbor, Win. Kukendall, t mm pel Imps
,0 yeais old. The came that led to thu event
grew out a disputed horsf. Nuii-u consider
jug it tlespasx, proeeeiil to turn tint hoiso otr,
but n.is coufionted by Kirkendall, who 111
dered him to le.ist, but Nuiso not doing so,
as shot from his lioue, Kukendall claiming
llf-dlfilist-, lilt those best llifornieil" 1-00. 1. 1, r
hi 1 1 urn gioiiudless. KirkimliJl made 110
uttilnpt to ese-ape.
Mill Mull Hrdui- slai-ir.
(icucial Popu wutes from I'oit l.eaxcn
Mirth that the ( heyinius uinuoc in mi the
reduced beef utlons There aiu LMO.tXH) cat
tle grating mar Iteno, and lather than staro
they will do aswodo.t.iko lij foico what cattle
mo needed tu keep them Iroiu starving. This
will prowiU hiutilititj ami lead, (5od knows
heie Miltaryuiu only nuke them starve
peieo-ibl), a must inhiimiii act. Some de
fer Kepublicans. In West Chicago Democrats
elect all candidates by majorities ranging
from 35 to 9o3. The averazo Democratic ma
jority in thu city a? a whole would be about
3,500.
Arrmlrd for Murder.
St. Josyril, April fi. Tho two Kurd broth
ers are confined in jail, charged with murder,
under a warrant sworn out by Mrs. James.
They will not bo interviewed and rcfuso ad
mittance to all comers.
Tauiirr Fallril.
Banuoh, Me , April 7. It is announced
here that V111. Plaistcd it Son. proprietors of
large tanneries at Lincoln and Pime -ton, have
tailed. Liabilities estimated at 5100,000; as
set, small.
Ilrlrojnl lir Fire.
Cincivnati, April 7.-Kvcrjthing combtiss
tilde about St. Xavier church in this city wan
burned this morning, and nothing left bat th
empty tower mid rootless walls. It is doubt
ful whether the wall will bo fit for use in re
building. Loss, SlfiO.000 to'$200,00O; insur
ance, 5J0.0U0. Services were held in the
church last night, and it is supposed tiio lire
started from candles leu burning after services.
S-rKKATon, 111., April 7. ThoStpator win
dowglas 'factory caught fiieatl o'clock this
afternoon and was totally destioyed with
most of its contents. Loss, S70.000 to fcM).
000; insuicd with tho Home, of New York,
Hartford, of Conn., and other companies foi
SHO.OOO.
The trnir Hill.
Passago of the army bill, with n 11 Icr re
tiring oflicer at 02 yjars of age, will, duiiug
five years coming, retire Sherman, McDowell,
Hancock, three inspector generals, one judge
advocate, seven rjuartermattcrs, turee com
missaries of eubsistancc, sixteen medical offi
cers, eleven paymasters, twelve engineer olh-
cers, two ordinance other, eleven colonels,
seven lieutenant colonels, three majors and
nine captains of infaiitiy, foul colonels, two
liouten nit colonels of cavalry, and live colo
nels, five liciiten mt colonels, one major and
three captains of artilleiy.
llir I'rrslilenllul ('ouaf.
Tho Presidential count bill which pissed
tho Setnto without amendment, provides that
Presidential Hlectois 111 each State shall meet
and give their votes the second MouUiy next
following their app lintmunt, at such places as
tho Legislature may state, and that cadi
Scute, pursuant to its laws existing, on the
day fixed by appointment of electors, may dc
tcrmino prior to meeting of electors any con
tioiersy coiniLruiug appointment of all or any
of them, and that such determination shall be
conclusive evidence of their lawful title,
and shall govern in the count by Congress ;
that no electoral vote or votes from a State
from which but one return has been received
shall be rejected, etcipt by nlliunatuo votes
of tho two houses, and that if more than
0110 return is received from a State, the votes
ot tlioso electors appointed tiy lawful tribu
nal of States shall bo counted, and 111 event
of a question as to which of two or more such
htitti tribunals is tho Iiwtul tubunal. the
electors appointed by that tribunal which the
two nouses acting sep irately shall ileculo to
be tho authon.'d one, shall b counted that
in case of an undetermined casu between two
or more sets of elector of a State, tlioso
States shall be counted which the te, o houses
acting sepiiatdy shall decide to be lawful
eleetoial votes. 'I he bill also piovides that if
counting ot votes shall not bo completed be
foie the liltli calendar day next after the first
joint meeting of tho two hou-es, no recas
shall be afterward taken by cither house un
til counting is lini-hed,
I.Heil uTilic Wlo
San I'uancisuo, April 7. I'ho edect of the
veto continues thu piineipal topic fi r consid
eration 111 political uicl ,. Democrats expect
to capturo many votes among Republicans of
thu dissatisfied das', but their leaders pro
pose to taku no chance's of a walk over on
th it account, and aiu making every ellurtto
licet .1 solid orgnni?ition. The first feeling
of despondency among Hupiiblicans is giving
iilacu to a belief that the disposition shown by
Domociats in Congresi to obstruct furthei
enusideiatioii of the t'liiii(no question will
icaet against them. It is reported tint active
stens are biiiiL' taken in this eity to oiganio
aiiti eoolie clubs having in view local action
ng'iiiBt thu Chinese, and Mime indiscreet per
sons are leva ing talk of violent measures and
hinting at armed orgiiiiatious. It is ques
tionable, how much backing there may be in
sueh talk.
Mill I lane m-u .Vle.
Herman T Singer, iinimploye of Holluook,
.'cum .v nuiMiii, wholesale Btoro dealers,
corner Market and lieale stie'ots, was killed
thu afternoon by a pieeo of inachineiy falling
upon linn.
Charles J, Kohler, emplovcd in Baneioft'a
across the northern part of the county, un
roofing barns and doing other damage. It is
luoiorei that.a man was killed inCooper
townalllp
TorEKA, Kb., April 7. A cyclone started
south of the Arkansas, near Raymond, 1 1 ice
county, last nignt, anil moved in a northerly
direction. It prostrated telegraph poles where
it crossed the Santa Fo tracks. John Wilson's
house was blown down, Mrs. Wilson killed
and a Mrs. Psrker fatally injured. Proceed
ing north ths storm struck the new town of
Chase, and demolished 22 of the 26 buildings
in the place, threw cars fiom the track and
did other damage. Ir. Heed, hptel keeper,
was killed, his wife fatally liurt, and another
woman and child killed. About the same
time a small cj clone with a veritable water
pout passed through the eastern part of the
county later in the day hut did little d image
xeept by drowning out stock. The cloud as
it approiched Chase wasfuunel-shsped, whirl
ing and twisting with fearful velocity. All
uihabitants of Chae were more or less hurt.
Among losers r.re Kckles Bros., storeroom de
stroyed with 82,000 worth of goods; E. D.
Shatters storenoom and residence, lo-s ?3,000;
s,ulton, Hoser & Dupreu's stqreroom and
lumber, scvcial thousand doVars; Geo. F.
Miller, new two story business home, SI, 800;
Congregational Chuich, SI. 500; Reed's hotel
was blown down, an 1 the Methodist Church,
ledieatid Sunday, twisted a quarter of the
way around and badly wrecked. Several
houses were overturned and Muscott Bros.1
store damaged and stock ruined. Squires'
drug storo was b'own off its foundation. The
depot wis unroofed and several parties killed,
names not givcu. Tho people are living in
box cars and many destitute.
trims ity telegraph.
Scoville is seriously i 1 11.
O. R. & X. Co.'s btock 115 on tho Oth.
The crop prospects in Kansas have been
greitly impioved by recent rain.
Tho Democrats elected their entire ticket
111 Milwaukee, Wis., on tho Olh.
ThoSicretaiy of the Tnasury has called
in SIO.000,000 in extended bonds.
Kx-Dictator 1'ierola, of Peru, Ins lift that
country mid it is now united.
The Hoiiso cimmittee on elections have de
cided to seat Maukay of South Carolina,
Three fine brick blocks at Ilearno, Texap,
were burned yesterday Loss, S40,000.
Thno Ittismii soldiers muidered a Jewish
family of nine peisons recently at Jubclsk.
Senator David Davis is happy over tho
President's veto. His goose is cooked.
The revenue officers on trial for the muidir
of Amos Ladd, havo bom declared not guilty.
Representative George mado a speech in
favor of harbor and liver appropriations on
the (ith.
Tho body of Jesse James was shipped to
Kearney, Mo., and will Lo buried on tho old
Homestead.
priming bonce on Market street, this morn
leu tliiouch the elevator hatch on tho
jiartineiit of tho liov.iniiient should spend
lew iiiuuMiiiu iiiwait lor Heel to prevent an
outbreak, as tin ro is no guuu hue. Is it
realty the intention cf the tiuvuninint, for
uvii jKiuiy um, 10 piiiiigu tlu lioutivr Into
war with the lndiai.s.i rto as emblea.troug
military feioo to foico thrsu unhappy eiua
tiirui to taiv in peaeu? Thorn will bo u
fearful ri'spoiuibihtv settled on thetiovern
uuuit if this matter l not ettled, It can bo
done 111 uno hour Should 1 find nothing doi.e
when 1 nacti llui.0, I .lull probably aj.uuie
ieHUiihility in) self. I had rather aullci
autluug myself than see an Indian outbreak,
0 uit-icmable, iiujiut ami fraught with uch
diiadful couis)iieiici. Them i no reason 111
It. Show this to thu Secretary of War.
Ilrinibllrau lUrkirl
ClIIC'VUO. April 5. ltuturns iliau ll... ,w.
cil will stand 111 Dcnioerutf, II Rrpublicain-,
2 Soculiits and I Iudeviideut Thu prisunt
couucil is Id publican by a m ill iiiukiii, In
orth Chiuixo Deinoerats aru all elrettd by
unjontus laiigiug fiom 2,1)70 to 1,511, In
South Cliicii'o llepubli,au ilected Drake at
e.sor, l'ip.ruiervior, nod Dem.vrats i lect
1 AdiniN cdleotor and Druexill clerk, M
lltm raujje from 'J20 for Democrat to W7
ing
fifth floor and was almost instantly killed.
John Clark, mato of tho schooner II, L.
Tieriian, whieb, after luisingstays, stiuckoii
.Mile rock and was subsiquently run ashore at
Lime point, was washed oil Mile lock on
vvhi.h lie jumped at the time thu Vissel struck
and was diownid. A sailor named II. Shee
hail was also washed orei board a few minutes
late-r and diowued. Neither of the bodies
hav 0 been recovered. Tho only things saved
f..... iw. ..... 1. 1 1 .... . , r. .
iiuiii tiiu vit:vfe hiiyu oce-H B4I1S, ringing, etc.
riiu vessel is estimated to be woith $1,000.
Joseph Osw aid, recently employ ed in tho
Calilurma maiket, eommitted suiculti at his
lodgings, (Kill Coiniuereial stieet, to-day by
taking arsenic. He lost his ntuatiou from
disaipitioii,
I err I tie lrnailur UNiruclluu of Lireunil
rroitrrtr.
Cniceiai, Apul 7. AyoHrfVpecialsa)si
A tiruhlo toinado passed through tlm town
ship of Kalamo, Katon county, Michigan, last
ioi;m, aim inn iiuiiieiise iiaiiiigo 10 nouses and
turns, and killing a larkii amount of live
stock, Sovtrtl lives tiiu icported lost and
many injiiied, Thu placu is ivinoto from
tiavel and telegraph.
Liter paiticulaii of tho Oaklind county
storm state that l.ifavetto Crandrall, his lis
ter's littlii boy and Mia. Henry Tyler wiru
killed, and his little girl's ambadlv crushed,
as to reiiiiio amputation. Mis Ovuar
Wanl vv as also injured. Tho debris looks liko
an ixplosiou, every thing being ground to
atoms. One hoi so a us bloivn out of a bain
and found 111 a distant tieldcoveml with mud.
An idiot iter of Horace Sherman of Kalamo
wis killed and anotlu r mater'a III- bmt.oi
His wife's jaw was dislocated ami thu whole
family earned til ty iikls and tluown mto a
swamp and badly liuiised.
Kvr Sauimvv, Mich., April 7, -About t!
u"v ii infill a lonmu swept of er the
Terntoiy uoithea.t of Midland village, 20
initfs w at of here, doing eMusiderableiUuiage,
The real if nco of a farmer utnitsl K. K. Wal
ton was pictod up Ivodily and e-apaitcd, tear
lug it into pieces. Tho wrc-k tewlc tiro from
tboatov and burmsl. The family w err all
injured, Mrs. Walton ov ere ly. A Mini man
had his shoulder broken and a child had an
aim broken. Tbo barn was torn intii alirnla
and other property iu the neighborhood dam
aged. I he home of a man iiauicd Woexl, liv
ing on Stnrgoou creek, w.ia blown down aud
vvihm u verily hurt.
K tUvMAion, Mich., April 7. A severe hil
atoriu ped over tlua region yetrtU alter
noon. At Kendall, on tho South Haven road,
It wa a regular cyclone. Mr Wild's house
was blown down aud ho was killed and his
wife and a friend injured. Other buildiua ami tied
were uurvofe-d. Ihe cycloue moved east l)no')oei.
lly sharp wi rk Detective Jack Duecaii has
captured the noted outlaw Jcsso Rosscoe, of
Tombstone, Arizona,
Archbishop Purcell's d, bts aggreg-ite SI.000,
000, and his pioperty 2,000,000 to S,t,003,-
UOU.
The commissioner of Im'ian affairs refuses
to furnish tnonny tcr ppp.il of Crow l)"g'"
sentenco for killing Spotted Tail. '
Representative Allen's bill establishing a
branch mint at St. Louis has been ordered
favorably reported to tho Ittjuso.
Surah Iternhardt and aJreek gentleman of
position named Doniilla have been marriei.'.
Suah continues her theatrical career.
'Ihe workingmen of Philadelphia are to
hold indignation meetings to denounco the
Piesideut's veto of the Chinese bill.
'llio I'nsnleiic nominated James R. Part-
tidge, of Mainland, minister to Petti, and
Henry U. fiall minister to Central American
States.
From San Antonio : Lieut. Sherburne, a
hero of llalselavu, iu the llritish army, has
been anested hero chaiged with obtaining
0,000 by a fraudulent check 011 Cheyenne,
Wyoming.
Tho President has nominated Henry M.
Teller, 1 f Color ulo, Secretary of Interior, W.
K. Chandler, New Hampshire, Scctetiry of
thu Navy, and Win. II. Hunt, of Louisiana,
uivoy extriordiuary and minister plempoten
tiaiy to Russia,
A St. Joseph dispatch savs : Prosecuting
AUornoy Wallace and Diek Little, arrived
on the (Ith ami identified tho remains of Jesse
James. Capt. roid, brother of Ch.ulcs and
Hob, sax s ho knows where r rank James is.
Ho is 111 the Fast. Frank will avenge Jesse's
death aud somebody will doubtless be killed
before this matter is ended.
John J. Pratt has been nominated consul
at Coik.
General Strelnikntrs assassin was lianired
yesieruay at Uiiessa, itussia,
Tho Democrats carried the Toledo, Ohio,
election by fair majorities on all candid ite'S.
The Gladstone mills at Ashton-inulrr-Lync,
Kngland, weio damaged by firo on Tuesday to
the amount of $200,000.
Kllen Mel'all was shot aud
wounded by her husband iu New
the 5th.
An ?S,000 packago lost by W. V
Olucai'o, last jMovemoer, lias been
the possession of a poor laborer aud $0,000
recovetud.
On tho 5th in New York, O. R. & N. Co's
(.toek was quoted at 145; Oregon Transconti
nental (J; uregon improvement ooml, 00.
Molliu Collins, wifoof Diek Little, recent y
ihowed 1 letter received from Jesse James
two vieeki ago, saying that he would stay iu
this country until he had killed Little and
then ho and Fiank would take their families
to Furopu.
A Washington special to the Commercial
.lilrrrti'fi; says tho Secretary of State la 111
11-ceipt of a cable dispatch from Minister
Lowell to tho eilcet that tho II itish Govern
ment has toloosid unconditionally three of tho
imprisoutd Americaus,
It is stated with much positivencs that
Teller s nomination as Secretary of tho lute
lior, and Chat dler as Secretary of the Navy,
will bo made to day. Chandler calbd at tho
Yv lute House this morning by invitation.
Fi lends of the vetoed bill admit that there
is no eluuco to pass tho bill over the Presi
dent's veto pi tho Senate, and will 1 ndi av or
to have Miller's bill reform! to the foreign
iriakieius cet'iiiuiuee', wuu anew ii Having
another lull agreed and leported at soon as
K)ssible,
Over oO HKxuningtou, 111 , puuplo left that
place 011 tho 7th for Oregon and California.
A largo number from Mclau county expect
to come hero this Summer, Most all intend
coining to Oregon and Washington,
From the diipatches it appears that Chas.
Francis Adams liaf Iwen a victim to tho tune
of $17,000, by the sharp practice of some
bunko chaps in Boston, A tiuu 75 veara old
ounht to kuow better.
lUsclull Haielliue, brother of the t'ougrras-
man 01 isoiso H Arc. .Mo.. 011 tho 7th. at
tempted to dntw u his wife, owinira to nuarrel
aliout tbo control of her property. He fded
Bab Towaoe. The Portland Tug-Iloat
Company, recently incorporated in this city,
says the Commercial Jlejiorter, is paving the
way toward removal of the embargo from
which Oregon's commerce has suffered for
many years. It is highly probable tho co n
piny will purchase three instead of two h iats.
One will be a monster craft, sullicientiy pow
erful to take vessels out and iu regard ess of
w md or storm, or in case of emergency put to
sea ami relievo distressed crafts by bringing
them safely into port. In ordinary weather
tho boat will take two laden vessels through
Columbia's gateway without trouble or delay,
and for these services but .reasonable charges
will be made. Two smaller tugs may be or
dered with sufficient power to take vessels
through thn gateway at any time except dur
ing a temp-st, when tho large boat will be
called into extra service. When tho boats
are placed 011 thu bar the little tow-boats now
employed in bleeding ship owners will bo com
pelled to come further up tho Titer and go
into the log-towing industry, for which they
are better adapted,
Wreckaue. A board bearing tho uanifc
"Vesuvius," in six inch letters neatly carted
on its surface, and a five point star sunk on
either end of the name came ashore at this
place, says the Coos Uty oVeicii, a short time
since, Ihe letters forming the name aro gold
gilt, while the general surface seems to have
been sanded on blue ground. F1110 large cop
per screws with which the board had bceu
fastened to the pilot house of the vessel were
found still iu it. There came ashore also
about tho Bame tune, part of thu side of a
(linker built ship's boat; also the
fragments of a cheap wah stand
winch had been painted white over
the linish given at the factory. It seems
probable that vessel most likely a steamer,
troui the name Vesuvius has been lost at sea
not a tear ago, but tve have seen no account
of una of that name beinu' missing. Tho same
Ooat had been made with copper nails, and
seems to hate been a neat craft.
New II'kfss Oihce. Hupcue Shelby,
1 onto agent for Well-, Faro & Co.'s Express,
iLCOinpauicel by their aceut, G. 1. Fuller of
t'us place, says thu Roseburg PlainJraltr,
moceeded to Myitle Creek last week and
establish, d an express office at that place with
F M Gabbert as agent. The people of Myrtlu
Click have long felt thu need of such an
oflue, and wo presuniu they are happy now.
With the advent of the railroad they will be
come quite proml ami assume metropolitan
airs. Mr. Shelby, during his trip, was so
severe! poi-oued by po.son oak that ho was
compelled to lay over 111 Rotebii'g for somo
dajs His face was severely swollen and
resembled somen hat .1 piece of raw beef. Wo
aie, however, glad to say that he has now
almost entirely recovered from th's serious
Inconvenience.
STOCK MEN,
ATTENTION !
Make Money Yourselves.
And benefit jour neighbors as well, bv issuing
po'ters netting- forth the merits of our lino Mai
i ions. These may bo had by sending to
I
Dimes The Printer,
j Washington Stroot, Portland, Oregon, lfo ib"
All Sorts
of Printing, Iiookblndtnir, etc , and should yon mod
iinythingin his line, from a curd with as ujoword
to a tnaimnuth poster, you cannot do blL r than
to call upon or send to film.
LEGAL BLANKS for sale
Incorporated 184.
Home Mutual Insurance Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
FIREJBNLY.
LossesPaidor2Xun$l,334,Gy3.44
LossesPaid Ogn 162,363.29
Orcgou Hrauch Oiliec,
GEO. L. STORY,
Manag-er
Southeast corner of First and &tark S'rccts,
Opposite LailJ & TiUon's Dank,
PORTLAND. OREGON apl
ROBERT BRUCE
The English Couch and n-.
Stallion, Weight l.ffi i 5
Will make tho season of 1Ss.ii.jj,
time between the farm ol ih." d'j1ti
1-5. ad ominir Suier's Station, Cer ,.11 lpi,
l.A'banv.as fol on a! Rn,..i. - .."'l1'" vi
Tucsda.vsatmv farm; WiHlnelsj..o,;,rA'dV,M
Corvallis; Fr'daja anil SatiirUa,.'.t AlSn,1?
l 1 kate the farm Tuesdsv s andat " f'K
between the farm and Corvallla. tvin wn h,ij
n turning bonis Bundav mornings. AHaj
1'eilljtrfr: Robert llruec was Mrcd hr In,. -,
Hani Wallace; Dam, a noted and hiautlfi, liS"
llav l,red by Mr Phelps, of Kentucky a TLnl'
to Abo Frv, of Illinois. Hr V!!II,,,i ' v",", ? "'''X1
In ti.e stud for nine j cars In McLaan rouniV in u '
1 ernisl Season, $X; Insurance, S30 ni
ajri furnished mare from a dlstanec at im If J"""
attention given. No aceouniaMlltv for accldenlT1' U
JAMES IMBRIE.
WIDE AWAKT
The well knon Full Blood )
Percheron Xornmn Stallion
H III Make I lie Season of ikxi
Conimcnclnir March 27th and .nji
July 1st. Mondays, TucS.
tVcdncsdaj. of rach week1!', W
form 10 miles cast of SaVm ?'.?
Waldo Hills. Thurila,, f vm0"
and Saturdavs . r??"' 5WW
Stable, Silcm, Orison. tVlDE-AtVAKE Is.lK, '
doubt the most uniform breeder In the State TH
never sired acolt only of a gTay or roan color ' '
Tri-iini Season, tti; Insurance, tM; 8aS0 d
tho end of the season ; Insurance duo hen th. m.. ,
kno n to lo Ith foal. Good pasturo for marL fe,' ta
llstanco at 81.60 per month, ill not bo rcSJS!,!
foraceldents. Urscrlnllnni Wldo-Awakels . S
srray; 17 hands high; ckhs 1,800 pounds; Is o v,3
this Sprlnsr. Was Imported by 'james A C Ld,
Wilmington, III, and Isancntra traveler lenT" '
T. J. EDMOKSOW,
rmmm
mortally
York on
.fcCo , in
fnuud in
Ci.os-ti) ritf Samiv. Work is proeress'ng
rapidly on the lino of tho 0, R & N. Co.'s
roa 1 to tho Cascades, a very larere number of
lamps of Chun so being scatteied along the
gradu between hero and the Sandy. 1 he first
tamp was moved across tho Sandy last
Wednesday, and others will toon follow. The
Cniuese firm of Chung lAinjr & Co., of this
city, have 14 camps on the line. The Cum-
iniiiy are moving tlieir oluces, depots, etc.,
iioni ihe VM&Ililil,uu Teiiibui side oi the
Cultiuibia at the Gate idea to a new site of a
town on the Oregon side, to bu called llonne
ville, and before loin: tlu Cascades portage
and I)alles boats will bo things oF the past.
Chai'thi ok Acciiiems A few days since
a little son of Mr. Win. Churchill, of Linn
county, while playing in a field near his fath
el's house, was kicked in tho face by a hoe
and received a feaiful gesh in the cheek. Mr.
Churchill iinme liately started for a doctor,
and mi Ins way met a uinaway teun tv hilling
aloni; with a .Mr. Sternbeiii aud his fainilv
ami .hies viara iiosenneig o' Albany, jlj,
Churchill cave chase to the llvimr team and
finally succecdo 1 iu stopping them but not
before Miss Rosenberg had tluovvn herself
fiom the barouche aud broken her collar bone.
He then proceeded in his search for a doctor
and attended to tho injuries of both parties.
Not a Doi'DT ok It. "A number of 'imn.i.
grants direct from Germany auived in this
city yesterday, says the Walla Walla cTn'on.
They are all well supplied with money, most
of it being in the shape of marks, a German
gold coin vv orth about five dollars. These im
migrants inti ml settling in Garfield county,
near voiumoia center, vvneie tliere are
alieady several families of their country.
Such immigrants a thes make tirt class
citizens and are heartily welcome." Imnii
grants or any ono el-o "well supplied with
money," no matter in what shape, are
' heartily welcome" anywhere.
KiLti.li is CoLiituiKi. News was received
hero a few da) s since, says the Vindicator,
that George Walsh, a one-armed man who
loafed around this city for somo time and
claimed to be a correspondent for some east
ern iourlial. WAS killed at nminunn Plr.rrt.l
on March, 31st, by tho proprietor of a dance
nan vvuero no waa tending liar. The affair
grew out of a dithculiy iu the saloon over
some r,f the women who weio dancing, and
ma sum ue received proved instantly tatal
His murderer's name is M. Yard, a man well
known as a dospeiato character iu the neigh
borhood w hero ho resided.
Simiclar Sl'LCT.tuLh. Travelers on the
Columbia say that thu lower river presents a
grand ught about 2 o'clock in tiie inornin ,
as at that hu.ir the tired fishermen make their
eotleu. Kor this purpose they have a sheet
iroustnvo similar to those used by tinners,
which the) place tu tho stem of their boats
Tho fire is started and ll unes leap out lighting
up tho scene in a w ltd, unnatural mant-or.
hi mil a distance, thu liies daucdig upon the
waters presents a picture too strauee and fan.
castiu for pen to describe or brush to portray.
lti'Riii.AKt. Mr. J.'ll. Cherry, of Spring
water. Clackamas county, informed Chief
Lappeis yesterday that his house had been
entered on April 1st, during his absence, and
the sum of SOOOand a silver natch taken from
a trunk. The mouey had been drawn from
tho r'irit National Hank a short time before
to Iw loaned It was nceited by him as ar
rearages of pensi iu money, aud was about all
he had in thu world.
Cuti.irMik AivtiTKD. Some tima ago,
sajstho llaker City Jhrtillt, Mr. Carnahan
published a challenge to the owner of Red
Hoy to run in July over either the Raker City,
Union or Walla Walla race track I r the sum
ofJ.iHK). We have seen a letter written by
Mr, Karlv in which he saya that he accepts
the challenge, and will choose one of the
abov o named tracks in Jnly. As the llaker
City race track is universally acknow ledged
to bo the best on the coast it ia probable that
it will be chosen.
IKfOINvWll
MffloHES.SORETEATSl
rannn .and , "1
IlMmds of titer. i
ikexrtim''; S M
WB888"YUUn Mfi
WWaa-IWv vSaEd
aaaatfTTaVKn s(9ISaaV
'"v" p.Hcpcs piipe, I
LOUIS napoleonT
SfALLioVr,n
will make tho Rpionn ,.i ,.u
rTff) coiiinieneiiig March 27th ml
' lfeA endinir Juh lkt. at hi. ll,l. .
mllu north of bubllmltv on Mondav s nn.l t,,...
at STAYION on VV ednesdays and Thiirsd.vs- aaZ,
bCIOotrlrldsvsand Isiturdiivs of each week.
Icntli! Leap, duo at service, 810; Season, dusil
end of siison, fcls; Insurance, duo wlun maro Is known
to be with foil. Old louls has provcil hiniclf one ol
tho best sires ill Ongon as well as California.
IICHcrlpltoii! Louis Nawlenn was sired by Old
Louis Napoliou tho first Pcichcroii Norman imported
to Illinois; ids dam was b.v Old Sampson, Imported by
Colonel Oakley, of Taswell county, Illinois; his .rand
dim was a Canadian mar.-; he weighs 1,600 poundi
height, 10 hands; eolor, wliito '
PHIL. GLOVER.
TANGENT
(Started 1S57 30 j ears a Nurseryman )
II.
NURSERY.
v. si:iTLi:tinti:,
ALL SORTS OF
Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Trees
AND
VIJTJVSA SHllTJBBEItY.
.xeml io TnnKent, Oreeon, for price list and
octl-elm ileserlpslve catalogue.
Garrison is a nublic bencfaator. because ha
sells better sewing machines for less money
than has ever been done iu Oregon before, tf
WOODBURN'NURSERY
Keeps a full stock of
FRUIT TEERS,
Shade, Ornamental and
NUT TREES,
Vines and Shrubbery,
At this Ifsry Lowest Rates.
xo Arms oitoiiit.it i"n-,rs o tucbs i.i
.il v miim ity.
Tor prico list und deirlptlv e catalojrue send to
J. H. SETTLEMYER.
oct7-9m Woodburn, Ore on,
PACIFIC NURSERY.
SAlIill, ORCVIN.
Prettyman & Potter,
General Nursery Stock.
AI'l'llN, 1'IUIIS, lllllltltll ,s,
TLIIMX, pKl'.NKS, TEAl'llES,
tlMEHAMt SMALL rHIITS,
SHADE AND Ml TREES.
utteilv destroys thu cernu of disease ly neutral- I ., ., , , , ,., . ,
llmrilielieriillt try taint iiriiolsonin thoavstem. I tverj thing propaOTtcd and irrown with care and at
111! I, iipn .! I. . . ,II. .... . !. . .11 .. "L i ." Iniitt-n cut, I a .... i.1.l.. .! tnn and oh In.
vt-i'i-iwii I'uiu t.vi pivpci I.UatIlVX UJJ, Ukallig aim imj'
ping.
Gite us a i:ill or address at Salem for dcscrlptlre
120
NEVER FAILS. A
"Ihe only known Specific Remedy for Epi
leptic fits.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cures Epileptic Fits, Spas:
Vitus llaucc. Virtliro, Iljiit
''ii V' ,',,ralySi Ilheuniiit:
liiasms. Convulsions, St.
jmerics, insanity Apo-
lilt (dITI 1 Ulia.,1 litan onrl
nil Nervous l)itea-es This Infallible" r-ttedy
will piiHiilvtly iradlcatu every eneeies of Ner
vous uerinuemeut, and drive them avvny from
whence they tame, never to return ocolu. It
anil llioroiiulilv uudiiales Ihe disease, and ut-
w.j uveatvjs ic VIlllSl.
SA1VLARITAN NERVINE
Cures IVm lie
IVmile AVl-nkniSK. n,m nl TtotUlti. Tan.
enrrhaa or Whiles, Palulul Jlmstrnatlon,
I leeratlmi of tlm I'tcius. lnteruid Heat, cliarel
liiilaiiiiuatliiu of ihulllnlder, Irrllablliiy of the
ltltiudir lir W uLi fnliif.hA n, 1,1 ,i. ,tiar.. i
no b'ttc-rurieit)- linrin" the change 'of life no J F.tltUEKS
i:iiiiiR Miimni in- wiinoiu ii, n ipiitts the Ner-
vuu-!-vtiiii,i.uil0lvisrest,couifoit,auduure's
swcetbleep.
C -caloirue.
fn2i
A SUPERIOR HARROW 1
SAMARITAN 'NERVINE
Cims Alcoholism. T)iiinkeniies and thohnbltof
O.ilnn 1. it n' '1 in -o deluding hablu uie by
Tut th mm., . ., II- .I,... I... - i. .-,, . . '
, -v ,- -' '" ,u"i !' eir neiaii, n si uer-
In., lin, mull. -r .....i.. .ii ,, . .
. - mii.j , . .l,r..(UUS
IU
unimalle finin
drunkard drinks
If ho returns he will probab.y bo
A Sau Fraazisco elisnatch of th tlth av .
This afteruoon the schoouer 11. L. Tiernan
left this port for the Choumigin Itlamla on a
fishing cruise. Jmtinsulo tho North lle,l
alio nnsMsi her sUyj aul went ashore be-low
Lime l'uiiit anil bccauiea total loss. It ia re
porteel that a boy was lost, but the real of the
crew got safely ashore.
lltlXl4.lt fl ll.'-l 'PI..
tiuor nut bii.jn-.il Iih lll.e-.lt, hut for Ihe pleas-
ire in uriu',111 ' i ia tnatlu,' his f, lends, little
iiiii.iu. u,si in. . ,, 101l lo ,,; Llku
IlieOii mi Htller, lie llr-t iuus tho ilnylll small
uuiiilltlis a ii lia-mli -i. nulliloiu 'llie-foolhinc
I iiliiiuroi.f tho iiriii lakes atron.. hold uiion its
axictini, leidlug bin mi tu his iiwn ileftriictlon.
Ihe hali is in opium r.Uiif; and 1 Imtor UrlnL.
iii, an pr cisel, vvhal lailnij is tu aliinentlve
urns a- inerintin fir-t twlunus iliu mouweb,
j.lilili ruin lilts i, cravlu.'s until it parnlvzes
ml i ihe -inmiili i.ml appetite. Sieveiyilrink of
Ii i mr ur il t-v di ii! , ,, ni.trad f -.ulrlvlnir,
nil) tid Is to it" li.uo lire., until a ciiusumes
llio vital lot esnuilieii itailf 1 Ike the clultim
n ItllH wnrm.il tries -t.i ,..,. li!" 1,.
ivir uioii-'i ill ft its in, , tnpacity devour.
is 1 .siinarltau Ni.vlnu Klvt lniaiu rellel
In ill iih t.i.1 9 It irinhicessliip, iniiitslho
inr m ti llil-i up tho ikrvuif. vfeui, uuil re
tore limb nu I mluii m u lalihy coudlilou.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cur,- V.rvoiia I) rkp-.la. Palpitation of the
llinrt. Vriliiiik Itiuiielillls, r-crufula, Svphllls
ills u e. 1 1 i! t lliilniys anil nil nlseaMS of the
Uriuirv or-itn- Nervous Dibiliti. caused by
In IiiUIi-ciwIiiiii. I yi.iuh. iMrmautnllv cured
bj th. ii.e if ihi-. Invaluable remedy. To yon.
foitii.- iiikldie .n-ij, and old men, vilni are cover!
lug )iur siilleriivs as wlih n muutle by silence
hKik up, .vim iau b. esvid I,, timely efforts,
and i lake oruamtuis tn wciety. and JeweU in
ihe cn.iMi i.f jor .Maker, If y,.u will. Do not
kiep tin. a secret lou,-er, until It saps your
il t.,'""ri".",." " ' U"' sudsoal. If on
n-M il.ii. nnietiJ, take Dik lticuxiisu,a Samar
irvs Mi.iim it will restore sour ahatlered
ui-rvt", nrrtst prematiiro decay, aud Impart tone
una eaei0'j to tho whole bytleui.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
J '-,r, 'ale by dniiglsta ever) where, or mayb
had direct from us Those who wish to obtain
fuTlbe-r vvlduucv uf tho curative properties of
Si mar it an Nervine will please enclose a 3-tent
pulafe sump for a copy of our Illustrated.
-Jn-anul of Health, EtvluB hundreda of tesUmo
lilala uf cure from ieroua who have usej ths
uiedttlue, and also ihelr picture, photocrsnhed
after their restoration to perfect neallb,
Audrei.
DR. S. A. IUCHM0XD & CO.,
World' Epileptic Institute,
8T. JOSEPH, MO.
KtEKYWHlHT. WAST IT-JIE.
Ill IMCa Et KKY HEM. CAV SIAKE IT.
twill mall the plan, ant right to make one, to ths
first In any place w ho sends me 71.
Harrows uutl parts of Harrow For Sale.
I have used this harrow two years, and so have sev
eral of my neighbors, and ue know it is superior to any
other harrow- of similar cost.
For further particular addros meat Buttevllle, Ore
iron. JOHN W. 11ATC1IELOH, Agent
USE EOSE PILLS.
PENSIONS.
Secured. Also bounty, back pay, intrease of pensions.
New and honorablo discharges, patents, etc. Thou
sands entitled Newlsws Now is the time. Do not
delav' Solliers, Widows, Children, Parents, brothers
and bUters entitled. Have )pur claim Investigated.
Apply at onee. bend two stamps for blanks and In
structions, complete to JENKENS. A. KITZGEHALU,
I i. Caimand PaUut Attorney, P. 0. liox S21 Wash
ln.non, 1). C mar3IU
RAILROAD LANDS.
Liberal Terms,
Low Prices,
Long Time,
Low Interest.
OREQON AND CALIFOIINIA RAILROAD COMPANT.
OFFER THEIR LANDS FOR SALE UPON TBI
followimj liberal terms: One-fourth of the pries
In cash; Interest on the balance at the rata of seven pel
cent one) ear after Bale, and each following year one
tenth of the principal and Interest on the balance at tht
rate of aeven per cent per annum. Both principal
Interest payable i it, ,. Currency.
A discount of ten per cent will be allowed for cash
Letters should be addressed to
PAULfcCIIULZE, Land Ajrent,
'"S O. t C. R. R., Portland, Oregon
H. P. GREGORY & CO.,
43 Front St., Portland, Or.,
IHrOtTItS AM) BULK IS
WOOD AND IRON WORKING
MACHINERY,
Engines and Boilers, Hill Sup
plies, Etc., Etc.
DOTS a