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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS?
Is n lii'iillilnlr.
Pav Francisco. Mav 17. Georfjo Hearst
publishes ft mnl in the JJntinintrthi morning
tonnally aiiiiotineiiij, i.iuiseu is a cainn.m-.u
fur pnvornor on tliu Deinociatic tick t. Ho
lntunatm that the omaliaclowint; issue will
bo the Chlm ai tiui-Nliou, on which Ins posi
tion is pronounced lie promises, if nomi-nati-il.
tn ni! ovcrv honorable effort to win
the fight, onl if elected to ilischargo tho
ilutlos ol tliU oinco in mo interest ui enu pcu
plf. i uiptlnn viluiiiloii.
Cairo, May 17. The Khcdivu ha1? been ail
vised by the Hnplu-h and French consuls lo
pinion tlm ministry, who Iiave thrown them
selves at his feet. Tho 1'nglish consul has is
sunl a proclamation declaim (bat tho pres
ence of tbo Aiirrlo-IVf ncli fleet is puicly ami
cable, and that no occupation will tiku place
if ncgjditioiM with tl c Egyptian govt rumen t
are succe'slul. Tln nttituilu of tlieaimy is
still dcubtful. Cair, it is ilcchicd on high
authority. i not a lit i laoo for women. '1 ho
wholo coinitt , ixtei tiny tho army, is loyal to
the Khedive,
Proper Place for Thrill.
Agent Lici.cllyn telegraphs the Commie
fcioncr of Indian Allans : In view of tho fail
lira of Congres to in iko appropriations for
Kubitsting tho Mcscalero Apaches, and in view
of tho fart that tho beef mid Hour on baud
will only list until July 1st, and tint tlicso
(minus luva no moans of subsisting them
selves, it seems to mo it will bo ood policy to
transfer them to tlu war deiiaitmeiit, who
slioirld tftko charge ot them before staivalinn
compels them to commit depredations, which
naturally tends to great loss of lift) and dt.
struction of property. As soon as supplies
are cut off tho imhtaiy will bo compelled to
act; thercfoio I deem it advisable for the
troops totaki'charcoof tho Mcscalero Apnchcs
at onoo. Nothing Bhort of forco will compel
tliclh to n main on the reservation and starve.
Tho action of Uonurcss on this matter simply
means Miec.ilero's extermination,
l-nrstc l.xp.Mltlnn.
Nurkmiihhi, May 17. The Itavanan Agn
c iltnral, lnilustnal and Art ixlnh tun is tliu
largest oxlilbitinn that hiscvii heiulield in
(icrminy. Them arc upward of .')C0 exhib
itors, icprcsmtim.' trade and industry, with
interesting cihihitsoPraw products, luiti rials
partially m inufnctiircd, proecsses foiarttc
storatioui, pun Is, and other decorations ol
gieat beautj, ai ticks of tr.ido machinery and
general woiks of art. 'lhu pr!.sin which
the exposition is held are tho finest tint I
haeocr known to bu sebctod for such a
purposo, having un area uf 120,000 sijiiaic
ineties. 'Ilu'roaio 1'iur buildings coitaiuing
art, eommi'icial, inech.iiiie il ami agricultural
exhibits. Tho luililniL' duotid to imluatrj
has a spicuot ahmit II 1,000 tiinro meticH
The catilnue, which cuiitaius a number of
splendid wicntiliu ile-Ncnptious. is also an in
dustnil cue) clop ilia of tho highest seiontilic
x.iluc,
llir lurr.
IiUIhmiii, May 17. Weather is line, at
tendance 1 iiv,o nml belting heay.
First l ico -IioniHVillo ladies' slal.e, fir 2
year old lillus, J-milu. Cbpsuttiwonhy three
bnigthii I'.llt 2d, Oiango Hlo3om ill, Vela
t. Tune, 1 OS J. Hutting 10 to 1 iigtmst the
winner.
Second i ice Alexiiutii slakes foi 2f.ir
old Colts, til o furlon.-s. I'uuster 1st, Aiccn
dor 2.1, it n lhold. r il 1. Tune, I OilJ
Thud rice l)iou stakes foi all ues, mile
and u mxlteiith. l'ools- llindiio ?J.r)0,
CliiokniitnSlitO, rdloplj SI20. l'leld 30,
Won by Clncknute. Iliudoi2d lVllonplu
ild. Ihho, 1 Till), liest on liuoid.
Kouitli I ico Soiling purse-, uiilu heats.
exn.t, fmfeiiuio should not Iw dechie-d, is
peciully if tint loiil when eompU'U.l liu of
lireat p'lbbo alueand utility.
The sulicouiinutco elmgcd with exmnma
tion of tlm I'aeillo railioul hud grants Ins
been iKpiistxl by tliu full roiniiiitteo to
liMleii piiipar.ition of their leport.
Propixril Muirli
Ucut J. . I'o'rill, who goo to tho rebel
of tho signal senile at Tomt Haiiow, wi'l
loa lioio about tliu '-.")th fin San rrainioi
Ho bopts to n'ouro tliu ke'luwuci (.olden
i'lceev, tlm simo bo it in which Ucut. 1U
went out List ar, and eho is .ili.Ust at g -oil
as a teaiuor. lie i he iixiiittoMi.! fiir tint
lUy a i.t his pait) did not t.ik.i sulheie'iit food
with them. llod.i'J not exptot to cet back
before nU D.eeinl.ir, and m.i) iuu to mako
part ol his trip lAcrlaud and ivnuiu tluio all
Winter. Ho will bo aciomruiuul by a ir
Koaut and four iiilieteil nun of tho siinl
corps.
Srrlnu lirxr
New Youk, May IS. -I'l-caideiit Uiwumti
ol (ho nloek lixoluugo will ollicially auiiiiuuu
(Ico. 11. Kennedy aud Win. Hutcluusoi to
appeir Ixfoi the government of thuvxchaiigo
taauswn giavti charts whkh ho formally
prcfenuil, atn apeci.il "muting of tho govern
mi calttil for Mas ilut. henarranceuuiiU
wero ina.lo for tho famous it, Jew comer Ut
year, John It, Dull of lItou cavo his tuiai
ueti t-i Kenuoly 1 llutchiiuou, and auppuaeil
bo hvt liu lo a gruat deal of money, but a few
weeks ago It wm lillblicly allowed hit brokers
Inul not deilt fairly with him. ami Hutchinson
auulxltll!tl ivluiidcl J750.1XX) to Ihill.
O urgi u -w of a ur gravHi character and it la
and the lludiuv of (lie 00 umittco are not fa.
vorablo to Hutchinson. Tho complaints
made relate wholly to transactions by (he firm
prior to reorganization the first of the year.
Double Murder.
llKow.vswtLE, Tex , May 18. Particular
of a double murder at San l'edro elu Los Pet
oles, Mexi'-o, to-dny, havo just been received
here. Two brothers named Komero left their
h.,.ne in that nlaoe to attend a fair which was
to have ocen opened this morning. Learning
that the opening had been postponed they
fnrtn.1 awav. makinc noisy demonstra-
tinm of disannointmoiit. A few mome-.ts
lnt... lb ov mil Ri.v. Father Lunar, a Catho.le
priest, and Brother Pedro, who smiled at
thfir cction. As they pa'scd the Romeros
hecamo enraged, and stealthily approaching
the priest and brother Irom oeninu, nu
thorn rcpeatedlv in the back and left them
dead on tho road. Tho inurdeicrs escaped.
Trouble In iuni
Or.v...ti,v Vk.. Mav 17. Independent Re
publicans todav elected Charles 8. Wolfe
Senatorial delegate to tho State convention.
Wolfe, in an address, reterrol to the recent
conference of independents and regulars, and
fhtly denied any bargain with Cameron, xie
concluded as follows: "1 deprecate the oc
t.r... ubinl. wn will ho obliged to tako. I
inn ...tin Tlnmnnintie ascendancy in this
State ; but all hope of peace is at an end, aud
....il.inn io l.fl. Imt inr acainst the spoils sys
im 1 Imuikiii. Let the future take caroof
itself."
rrrlahl Pro-pcrH.
Saw TnAsfKra. Mav 18 The tone of
tho iT.iin market is firm and tho tendency is
toward hither prices, 'lhere is no clnnge to
icport from the interior, and if thoprtsciit
favorable weather keeps on tho damage re
ported of lato will undoubtedly bo in a meas
ure repaired. Hope of an excesivo crop,
however, havo been abandoned. Two ships
luvo been chartered, but latcs aro kept pn
ate. The ficiglitni.il kut is not a stmngone,
though a light amount "f tonnage on tho spot
and tirdy arnval of ships fully due havo
worked in its favor. The Heel on the way is
increasing rapidly and tho outlook is for low
rates compared with the past two jeais.
Ill.iliie null llllelirll
Ciiioaho, M iv IS. -Inlei-Oeciin Washing
ton epical: The moit interesting political
rumor in higher ciiclcs to night is that lllaine
will tako tno stump in Pennsylvania next
Fall for the independent icket. Some pco
plo are canguino enough 1 1 believe this means
tho election of tho independent ticket. This
is of course improbable unless it bo endorsud
by tho Demociatic convention.
.Nole.l IlcnClisi
". 'w Viiiik. Mav 18. Helen M. Slocum,
tho well known public speaker and woman's
sulfrago loader, is dead.
Ukimu UltovK, W. va., may io. .urs
Rachel Tompkins, aunt of Gen. Grant, died
to day.
ralcmle-r or Crime.
Mmu'iiii, May 18. Levi Pieston, a farm
nr r almt .lead on the road homo last niuht.
John Clark and James Cathran were arrested
on Htiiii'.ion of being the perpctratois.
Lkihnov, Ky., May 18 Rose Osborno,
a coloinil woman, and her daughter, ten yeirs
old, were mill dercd tij unknown pi rs ins last
ninht. The former was kilKd with a billet of
wood and tho lattei had her tin oat cut in bed
Moii.nt Vkhnov, III , May 18. Chas. W.
Vost was kilbd by W. A Smith, cily mar
sh.il, to day. It was understood to ho on ac
count of apolitical uuaml. 'Iho murdcru
mounted a horse ami rode away. A posse
aro in search of him.
DhNMMis, O., May 18 Stovo Ryan.whilo
mil xicatcil, killed Mrs. John Robinson by
pushing a counter over bci becauso she
wouldn't s 11 him lupinr. He first drnw a re
volver and thieatoueil to shoot, but Bhe dis
armed him,
Hun-Sniull-pov,
San I'liAxcise'ii, May IS Two moio cases
of small nix developed to da nuiong Chinese
lvisH. noirs on board the AltonuvuT. the
bond of heeltli held iv nieetiiiL' this afternoon
ami postively foi bid any more Chinese pi
tients bi'ing taken to the pest house oi to bo
tiniiafi.rri.il to .inv iiui'autinu launch TIll'V
deci led all patients must lonuin on boird tho
inficte.l vestol, and where tlioy couni di
P'Opeily piovidcd for and gmrded.
Mili'lile.
P.iiisMx. Mm IS Hcnrv Kaiiip. a promi
iieut. well to ilti-furuur of Kaat Foi k, near
(lenoii, committed suuido yesterday by hang
lug himself m his bain.
The f.aveiiiiiirnt Pels.
The war department has tho following:
I'm.T LrvM'WvollTll. May 18. I'liofollow
m,. ti'lpirrani lust received shows tho situation
it All scaleiMs Auctuiy to bo inuch tho same
m.lv worse than it was with Chcyeuiios. The
-'iescaliios must bu fe 1 or they willst.uvo.
io Indian bureiu, it appears, cannot iceu
Icili! A heavy military foicninu-.t bo plased
..H. nml til urniv niusi. iueiuiuir, iiv..
hiero is time jet to provide for them, but It
.Muni t. in 111 to maKO iiiem siurvu ihuco.uuv.
V......I unfelv lie n stnoneil it suiiiiiu im
(tended to at once. Josmi I'oi'K,
liciieial uoiuiig.
tlitliirllnn (ae
Sr. Loins, May III Zoo and Lilly Wat
.ins weio en route from Denver to New Oi
Hans to visit a friuid, aud on the trip staid
'vcr to visit tho Martin family hero. Mr.
laitiu is a city weight i. Thev wero to hive
i sullied their voyage to-moirovt on a steamer,
riio vouug hdies of the Mai tin family organ
ml a social party last evening in Inner of
heir guests. Aliout I o'clock Zoe atkins
.vent out to mail a letter and make a call. At
s o'clock, as she had not returned, a uiesseii
iit was scut fer her, when it was ascertained
din had not mado tho tall she intended.
S'oilung siiico has bien heard ot her. Police
live, instituted inquiries without avail, and
iiclum to boliovo it is a cis.. of aMiiction.
lits Zoo's father, who is a leitlivr merchiiit
in Denver, has bocu (eleiriaphed (o, and is
uxpeoUul hero.
The Corrrlon Irt.
Losi'tiv, May lit. 1'rev avail's speech is
oilcuhted lo wuleu (he breach bo(wetu (ho
g.iviiuiiKiit and tho Painellito ineinbeis, and
nnv lead to a prolonged struggle. During
tho pisago of the new coercion bill through
tliu common it was received with unrktd
f nor b) the Lnglish pardes. It is consnltrcd
st tide and t tlrotivo and us pledging the new
Ir.al. iMveriiment to a vie rous use of coer
uonaiialiut lrsons siispectod of separative
tendencies, or of agrarian outrages. I'roval
vi' iiniiiouiieeiiieiit produced the createst
J . . '.. - . . -n.A 1 Tl... .1..K.I..
sutUlaellOU Oil 1110 iiiry ueiie-nvi. iiiu.i."...
was somewhat languid until Dillon arose, at
midnight, and strongly ilciiuupcul tlm bill s
a uieuure for the protection of crime in
Ireland,
STATU NEWS.
Tlm aalo of tho GrUwold propertj haai;ain
bci u postponed. "Oh! l-ordj how long!'
The inn of )Oiing salmon has uot yet begun
y the t.'nltririst, but will in a few week
Mr. Chenowetli hai reauned a editor of
(ho tilU Ciiy. PilUbury was (ho jhii" that
did it. . .
Tho editor of Tho lUllei J tmet lis ueeu
pnscuted with a ouug cayote by admiring
frttMlllal
Mm Caldwell, SO car old, Ml dow u Uiri
at her home in MoMinuvillo, and broke her
riuht arm in two places.
Several case of the incasle are re psrteil at
The Utile.
WILLAMETTE FAKMER: PORTLAND. OREGON, MAY
ailCIDE OF T. MOIMiES,
Theodore Hodges, who committo 1 suicide
at Dilley, Washington comity, was on a visit
to his sister, Mrs. Hewey, of that place. His
parents live near Albany. He had been suf
fering for two J ears from epilepsy, was des
pondent ai.tl complained of being ill. On
MoniHy ho wrote some letters and about il
o'clock went into an adjoining bedroom and
shot himself, the bullet entering tho left side,
passing through tho heart and lodging in the
back. Ho left the following letter, addrcsred
to his parents :
May 15, 18S2.
I)FAr. Fatiiep. and Mother: You have
been good to me and I lov e you for it. You
havo done all yo,u could forme, and I have
been more trouble to yi u than all the rest ol
tho family put together, jjear mother, weep
not for me, it will do no g.od. Dear father,
tako what is coning to me and pay my debt'.
IhaveS122 with me. Take my pistol that
will kill mo and keep it as long as you live,
and whtu you are done vith it, give it to
Marcus. Tell him to keep it. Life is a
misery to mo. I would like to throw some
lead in some of them Soap Creek boys barn
them to keep their tongues before I leave.
Dear brother Tom, remember me, that I
havo had more trouble than jou. Tom, be
good to father and mother. They have been
good to us. fetind by them. I don't want
to cause any more trouble in tho fimily.
Somo of them talk too much. Tell every
body they see what ail- me. I havo had it
thruwed up to me on Soap Creek. I blame
no one for this. I havo fetched it all on my-s-lf.
Rob and Km has been good to mo as am
one could he. I thank them for it.
Dcir friends, weep not for mo liury me
whoio vou wish. I would rather be bun.d
on Soap Creek. Good byo to all.
JHFOllOKE r.. MODCIKS.
V Cousin or the Siile-lilo HimIkch Kills
sell' lit Mills M.illoii.
Slin '
It has often been said that suicide was a
contigious crime, and tho assertion teems to
be substantiated by the f )lloing :
Yesterday we publnhed the particulars of
the suicide of TlicouVic Hodges, who shot
himself through tho heart, at Dilley, list
Mnndnv. Last evenintr wo learned that a
couin of Hodges G. John'on by name 10
years of age, committed suicide at Wells Sta-
LIUI. WIIC113 lllA.ca IIUIJIU ..Mi V... i..J
last by shootinu himself in the brca-t, killiu,'
hi n instantly. Ho left a note stating that he
wished to be buried alongside of his "lamented
cousin, w ho died in a similar manner a few
dav.8 since."
Ile-alli of M. s t'uldvirll
The public will i egret to learn of tho deith
of XV. S. Caldwell, which occurred last ev en
in.; t 8 30. The history of Portland is a
pirt of the history of this io'peete.1 and mot
highly esteemed pionier. He was born ot
Nowport, R. I., in 1S2I, being 58 jcaisof
age. Ho camo to Oiigon in 1S50, and fiist
took up lus resilience in vv ailiinc'toii cutintv.
in which was at that time cmhr .ted what is
A' Multnomah. On tho formation of this
county, ho located m this city, and was
eh ctcd one of tho first members of tho cor
poration, and held tho position of auditor
mil clerk lor upwards ot eiahteen jc-us.
Ho was coiiEci. ntious in the di'diargo of his
duty, and ho knew tho business lelations of
tho city ft om its earliest settlement. making
him a most valuabb ollieer in the poution
which ho lion ued for to long a time. His ad
vice and suggestions wero always hooded b)
the city ollicers, and it became almost a com
inon remark that Kill Cal Ivv ell was the citj
authority. Slictly Inmost, possessing a good
education and a man of genial dispos.t.on, ho
mado lricnds of thoso with whom ho came in
contact, and tho city, notwitjistindingseveral
yeuis before ho leaigued he had been partially
disabled which intcrfeitd with the discharge
ot his duties, legretted to lose linn from its
counsels. Tho recoi Is of Portland aie part
and parcel of the records of Mr. Caldwell,
and one of its mam links has been broken.
Mr. Caldwell was attacked with paralysis
several jeais ag and two or tin eo ) ears ago
he ticcived another stiokr, fio n tho effects of
which ho died. Ho has lived a useful lifo and
leaves a vacant placo which will not be sup
plied for ) e irs to come.
nit: KKiioutnit' imvn (ovuvnov.
Pursuant to call the Piinocra'ic County
Com entiiii of Multnomah county met in tho
Court Houso Saturday morning at 11 o'clock,
and was called to order by II m, Al. Zicber,
Chaiinianof the County Central Committee,
and on motion Dr. G. H. Chance was elected
Chairman, J. 11. Fithiaii, Secretary, and P.
Wagner, As-istant Secrotary.
After tho onianUa'ion was completed, the
following nominations wero made :
lor School ouperin cniuni ino names oi
0. It. Lnitand J. It. Jv. aellwooil were pre
sented, and a ballot was taken with the lol
low inv result i Lent, 17i Sellwood, i!9, Mr.
Sellwood was theioupou declartd unani
mously tho nominee.
For Surveyor Johu McQueen aud J, V.
Weld er weie placed in nomination. AliQueen
received 47 votes and Webber Si total, 05.
MiQuicn was made tho choice.
For two County Commissioners 0. P.
Risely, 11. F. Hemics, N. Vcrsteeg, Win.
Sherlock. 1 he firt ballot resulted aro as fol
lows: Risely, 17; Ileum, 54; Vereteeg. 20;
Sherlock, 20. Cipt. Hennoss was declared
nominated as one. A second ballot vt as as
follows i Risely, 13; Vcrsteeg, 30; Sherlock,
13. Vcrsteeg w as chosen as tho other.
Tor County Judge A. F. Sears, 50; C.
flauliier, 0.
For Assessor C. J. Christie, 30; J. M.
McCoy, 15; Charles Schram, 5.
For Clerk P. Wagner, by acclimation.
For Treasurer A. Roberts, by acclams.
tion.
For Sheriff-John Wolf. 31; K CorbotW
22; T. M Richardson's name w as mentioned,
l.nt hn declined to be a candidate.
For Seven Representatives rirst billot I
J W llr-iiee, 51; A T Smith, oil; T J Robett-
son, 40; Jacob Johnson. 40; K U Doul, ..;
R 1) Pitt, 23; l nomas Turnbtill, ill; A 6uu
derlaiid, 27; H D McGuirc, 15; XV L Curry,
27; F Op'tr, 25; John K Walsh, 9 The tint
live were detlareil nominated. Second ballot I
W L Curry, 2.1; A Sunderland, 21; R D Pitt,
2.1. Curry was selected. Third ballot;
UpiU, 30; Pitt, IS; Suuderland. 4; OpiU
was selected.
IOK JTSTIOM.
Morruou Piecmct U KlliUa; Coustable
Dan Sprajue.
Couch A Bushwilcr; Constable, J Hau.en.
South Portland J F Coyne.
Madison W A Daly ; Coustable, C Auder-
OP.
Wotern C C Redman.
North Porllaiul Charlei A Pelriin.
VUit Portlau.l Mcuuue.
Grant J L Schute.
nil.r nreciuct will (elect their caudidate
for Justice ami Coustable on the day of
election.
This ooncluileit tho work oi me. cocv euuou
and it adjourned tint Jit,
V.U IM tOIM.E, I. o. o. r.
tlosc or Session-Orphan's Home lniMcnls.
Tho Grand Lodge I. O. U. P. of Oregon
closed its twenty-seventh annual session at
Salem on Wednesday evening, tho 17th inst.
Its deliberations throughout were character
ized by fratimal good feeling, and its busi
ness dispatched c.i cisely and expeditiously.
The members preseut were fiom all parts of
Oreeon, and some from Idaho Territory, rep
resentative men who would compare favorably
with those eninp.sini; tho usual civil delibera
tive bodies of the land.
During the 1 ist day's spssion the trustees of
the Odd Fellows' Orphan's Horns made their
annual report.sctthug lorth the fact that good
progrtss had been in id.- during the past year
in furthering the objects for which it bus been
founded, which is to caro for and educate or
phans, aud also to assist aged and indigent
members of tho older. A farm coinpusing
one hundred aciej f land, a linirabh located,
has been purchased for the Home. The farm
purchaecd lies near the mouth cf the bandy,
in tho eastern portion ( f Multnomah countv.
on the lino of the O. R & N. Co 's lailroad,
and abi ut twelve milc3 from the city of 1 ort
land. After making the purchase the trustees
r port a considerable mil uut ol cun still on
hand, which would indicato that the fouuding
and maintaining of the Homo I a popular
s-cheme with the order to whi.h it belongs. It
is a AOithy object, and one which should
meet with every encouragement, not only
fiom membeis, but from tho public as well.
A plcaing incident occurred near the close
of tho session in tho reception and sending of
tho following dispatches, which explain tliem-
"' : St. Louis, Mo.. Miv 10, 1832.
To Phil. Mersci an, Giand Mastei I O O.F.
of Oiogon: Tho Grand Lodge of Missouri,
convened in anuiul session, tiansinit their
warm and f latern il feelings to tbo order in
Wo i. XV. H. WoonvvAKO,
Grand Master.
Sai mi, Or , May 17, 1SS2.
ToW. If. Woodward, Grind Master I. O
O. F. of Missomi: l'hc Giand Lidge of Ore
gon, now in sejsion, fully reciprocate frater
nal greetings of their brethicn in Missouri,
engaged in the same glorious work. One in
name and one in heart.
Phil. Mktschav,
Grand Master.
l$i fore closing somo of tho membu a took up
a collection which netted 75 to tin Orphans
Heme.
MoltTAMTl AMOVa ClIINESfc Of late tho
Cnincso of this city havo been furnishing
about one funeral a day on an average. The
cause of death seems to bo directly or indi
rectly tho result of opium, and croivded quar
tets in a majority of cases, though leprosy
and scrofula take off many. One who was
buried this morning was so emaciated that
I is bones were quite bare. Tho Chinese have
a honor foe their Bick and dead and always
store them away in the dead house back of
Joss Uousc, fiom which they emerge feet foie
most. The dead wagon going out every day
is the only indication of the ravages ot dis
ease .Huong them, as tney keep very close
nieuthed about their sick.
Well Puithj. The Grand Lodge I.O.O.F.
has re-elected Mr. T. 0. Rarker, of Salem,
Grand Repicsentativo to tho Sovereign G-and
Lodjjo. Mr. 11. is said to bo moie thoroughly
posted in all mat ers peitainmg tj tho Order
than any other member in tho State, and his
exemplification of tho unwritten work before
the Urauel JjOitgo in recent session was me
mot correct ever given before that body. It
wasTiwiiig to this that he received the honor
of a io election for two years.
Tukvsuhe SEtKKKS, The schooner Kster
CoLos, says the Poit Orford Post, is going
into the wrecking business. She will receive
by tho next tup of the Hume a complcto out
fit and her woik will be devoted to tho long
lost steamer, llrother Jo mtlian The Cobos
deserves credit for flying to obtain tho rich
pruj that lsys 20 fathoms down in the briny
deep. Tho Jonathan was wrecked 17 yeais
ago and is known to have had much treasure
on boaie1.
KrifCorAL iomocmiov. the Twenty
Ninth Aunual Couvocation of the Missionary
Jurisdiction of Oregon will convene iti Trinity
Church. Po-tHnr. on Thursday evening. June
' 1st, anci contiuuo in session nutil tho Suudiy
following. The ltishop hopes to consecrate
the uew St. Stephen's Chap. 1 during convo
cition. Early in tho week following tho
closing exercises ef tt. Helen's Hall and
It shop Scott Grammar School will take place.
The delegates aie invited to viit these insti
tutions and to be present at tho closing
services,
Cooi. and Stbauv, Tho temperature of
the w ater in the Willamette is taken every
day by Mr. Hearno of the Signal Service He
states tint during the month of March it
ranged fiom 48 to 03 decrees, Fahrenheit.
On May 1-t it was 53 degices, after which it
fell, and from May 7th to date it has only
ranged from 50 to 5J. A few days fine, warm
weather will increase the temperaturo some
four or five degrees. A bright, sunny day
will sometimes send it up 2 degrees lu 24
hours. It is probable the salmon have ther
mometers and are waiting for the light tem
perature before they start on their mission up
stream.
Died Robert Trcnchard, brother to C. J.
Treuchard of Astorii, died near Salem jester-
iliy. He went up there some mqnths ago,
and with a young man named heeler en
gaged in the ilairy business, a snor5 lime
mice ho took the measles, which finally
settled in Ins head causing his death. His
remains w ere broueht don on the train last
evening in charge ot Hon. Rocky Karhart,
and weie met bore by his sorrowing mother
who will proceed with him to Astoria, where
the fuueral will take place.
Hkavv Uomh. Captain Thompson of tho
steamer Bothwel Castle, has been arrested for
violation of the law regulating the number of
Lpvssengers allowed to bo cirned by ships
oomliiK to American pons. ah. cmhucu i..
In. brnucht here IHO more hau the tonnsce of
his ship justified. He has baen p'aced under
f 0,000 bonds.
TEKUITUK1AL.
A brass band has been organized at Seattle.
Tho total rainfall for tho past 10 days of
May at Walla Walla was V.53 iuches.
Wheat is 70 cents at Walla Walla and G5
ceutt at Lewistou, I.T.
A $10,000 hotel will be built at Spokan
Pnll. this Summer.
A mill on Fuget Sound lately cut 104,000
feet of merchantable lumber in oue day.
Goldendala is to have a series of revival
mectitiKs by Messrs. Shaw and Smith.
Tho total valuation of property in Snoho
mish county, XV. T.. is $3u,l2u
Seattle is discussing the feasibility o! buy iug
another new steam fire engine.
On Monday last there was a heavy ram at
Ooldendale, V. T.
ArriiiKcinrata have been made for a grand
celebration of our national holiday at Seattle
26, 1882,
Oregon Kitilvrny and Nnvlga
. tion Company.
OCEAN DIVISION,
nelncen Snn Frnnclsen nml Portland.
Leave Sin Francisco
Leave Portland
at 10 A H.
at 12 05 A. M.
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May .11
Ap'l. 9
Apl. 21
Vtay. 3
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Illitht Is reserved to change steamers or sailing .lays
ihroncli Tlrhtlssoldtoall prlnelpil cities mini
United States and Canaila
Pare-Cabln, 820; SU erajre, S10 Children, 12 y cars,
full faro; from 12 to 6, hill faic; undir 5, free
NARROW CAIJE DIVISION.
East Sitlo Division.
DETWECM POKTLAND AND UROVVNSVILLE, VIA
O. i. 0. H. It. to W. oodhurn.
LEAVS I ARR1AK.
Portland. . ..7 30 A M l!ronsviUo 3 u ' 'J
Urounsiille
.S30A.M PorllandfT 4 25 l'.M
West Side Division.
BETWEEN' rOKTLAND, SHERIDAN AND AIItLEE
vlaO i.C. II K. to Whites
LEAVK ABR1VB.
Portland .
Sheridan
Airlce. .
B 1S A M Alrlrn t 25 P. VI
.9 55 A M Micrldatl 120PM
7-00 A M Portland..
....8 20P.M
RIVER AND RAIL DIVISIONS.
Columbia, Willamette nml JnnililU ltlvers.
NOV E11BEU 20, 1SS1.
Leave Portland ... , ... t. .
lor Mon. Tuct. Wed. Tliur Frl. Sat
iTiiTfes, WalHV
VV alia, Ulna. ( .. ... ,,, . .,
t.lla and up- f 7 AM 7 AM 7 AM 7 AM 7 AM 7 A M
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victoria, Nc) 8AM 6 AM ... n AM
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Cath'am't, Bay ) ...
Mew.Skom'ck- . 8 AM 8 AM ( AM
way , Brookfl'ld )
WeVtport,Clif.) 8 AM 8 AM 8 Ail
ton hiupp.1. i
Dayton 7 Ail 7 AM 7 AM
Conalhs audi
Intermediate V 6 AM 8 AM
points )
Miiii.nr.
For all points on Narrow Gauge Division will bo re
ceived and forviarded by the O. . C. It. K , East ai d
West S.do DivMons, respcetlvcly.
t.eueral OlUces Cor. rront and I Streets
J. M.CCB.AKEN&CO ,
Ac-'ts State of Callfornh. .
A L MAXWELL,
Ticket agent O. R. & N. Co.
JOHN MUIR,
Superintendent of Trifllc.
C. H. PRESCOTT,
Manacr
STOCK MEN,
ATTENTlOiN I
Make Money Yourselves.
And bonefit jour neighbors as well, by issuing
toters sotting forth Iho merits of jour lino htal
lions, ineso may no uau uy Ecnaing iu
3 Washington Ftreet, Portland, Oregon. Ho does
All Sorts
of Printing, Bookbinding, etc , and should you need
anything in his lino, fiom a card with a single word
to a mammoth poster, you cannot do better than
to call ui on or send to him.
1,1 OAL BLANKS for salo.
Incorporated 1804.
Home Mutual insurance Co
OF CALIFORNIA.
FIRE ONLY.
LossesPaiclor:4;nc,8zaUn$l,334,G33.44
LossesPaid Ogn $1 62.3G3.2i-
Oregon Branch Ollice,
GEO. L. STORY, Managoi
Southeast corner of First and Starlc Streets,
Opp Ladd i. Tilton's Bank,
rvitTLAND, OUEQON " apl
JOIIX A. 3IACDOXALD,
Salem Marble and Granite
Works.-
Commsrcial St., South of Post Office.
(Post-OtHce Bo S9, Salem, Oregon )"
-irAMFACIlltKB OF
Scotch and California Or ant U
and Marble monuments, Head Stones
CEMETERY LOTS
Enclosed with California Granite and
Stone Walls built of ev cry description
Prices It educed One Mail.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
Corbelt's Fire Proof Stable
T IVF.nV.KEED AND HACKS, CORNER SECOND
Ij and Taylor streets, Portland. Oregon. Reasonable
charpu. Partliular atUnUon paid to boardlnj horse
Hacks In attendance at all trains and boata. d aij
nlrht. Connected by all Telephone Companies. Whet
vou come to Portland Inquire for "Corhetfs II acVs."
' ,pl0 W 0OD AKD 4 U tGOON, Prop's
AD Ul UU V (U nU. J Uri,tVU au 1 1UriULM, .
travelms to th's counur, a)s thai mnsterf the Honje
aaiCille PowJera kM4 heie - -onoless tiash. lie
sars lhav PherWan't tX.ndUJ.si JVraers are aloulr
nraanl tnmrtoe jr va'uatil hochhis in earth vru,
maieheua lav tue Sheri Jan's Ceo lujjulHrt.le-t. ix.
braVaUfxrtshtleltrrstamk I.S. JOliSSO-N A 00.,
JJoaWQ. Ilx., foriubf ly Uau,-ur Jte.
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THE NEW SILENT. NO. 8.
.. j No Shuttlo toThreadl
Makes theLock Stitch!
Kmbroiders, Darns,
Mends, Letters,
and
makes Insertion.
Sew s on Buttons with,
out any attachment.
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Lightest running and most durablo Machines
in the World.
One of theso w ill Outw eir any two Shuttle
Jlachiues, and a child can managa it.
KVERY ONE WHO TIIII.S IT IS DELIMITED.
Uusbanls'who wish to save doctor's bills and
their wives' health, buy it
The best r nil binds or Ni.illn nnil oil,
Alviins OH llllllll
MACHINES KEPAIULD AND NOliK WAItllANTED
Wlicclcr & Wilson filuiuii'g Co.,
S8 Morrison St., Portland.
CRilGE SHARP, Jr., Munager
Orders for tho couutry idled promptly.
nov4.lv
FARMER'S EXCHANGE f
All Sorts of Merchandise Fjahancd for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dry Ooo Is, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Baoti and
Shoes, Hats and Oips
Ev ery tliliif a Farmer w ants for s do Kv cr) tl.ln? a Far
mer raises wanted.
S. HERMAN,
Corner Mnillson inul llrt Slrcoli, Tcrtlaad
Oppojito Se,nnan, SaW'i A Co's Agricultural Ware
house. octSS tj
The only known Specific r.cmcdy for Epi
leptic flu.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cures Epileptic lite. Spasms, Convulsions, St.
Vitus Dauce. Aertliro, Hysterics, Insanity Apo
nlesv. Paralysis, liheuuiiitlem, Keiirslgla ana
Ml Rervoiis DUeafes This Inralllblo rJ.edy
will positively eradleate every epcclcs of Ner
vous Derangement, and drive them ovvsy from
whence they came, never to return again It
utteily destnivx thofc'ermsor tHeaso liy neutral
IzIiil' Iho heredltaiy taint or poison In thesy stem,
nml thoioiiKhlv eiadicates the disease, and ut
terly destroys the caute.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cures Female Weakness, General Dcbllty, Lett
corrheea nr Whiles, Painful Jlenttruatlon,
Ulceration of tho Uterus. Internal Heat, Gravel,
Inllamiuatlon or Hielilixldcr, lirltublllty or tha
llludder. For Wal cf illness at night, there Is
no bitter rcmuly. During the chanpool life no
temnlo hhoulil bo without it It quiets tho her
v oii by Ptpm, and gives rest, comfort, and nature
swoetsleep.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Curi Alcoholism, Drunkenness anil the habit of
Uniiiin Jilting Tlico etertdiug habits are by
for the wot ev lis that I ave ever befall, u Buffer
ing biiinauitv. Thousands die annually from
theso noIou drug". Tho drunkard drinu
liquor not beeaiihc ho likes II, but for Ihc pleas
mo nf ilrlnkliu ml treatln,' his mends, little
ihlnViuK Ibm he i on bis road lo ruiu. Lino
Iho li'.lnm Killer, he llitluses Ihechiigin small
uuriiililis as a Imnnlcts antidote Thoeoothlug
iullu ueeof tho ilriy takes strong hold upon Its
vlclim, Icidlug him on ti his own destruction,
iholinb'ts ol Oniuin J'stln ,r and liquor DrinS
in' uru pnclsay what eating is to allmentlve
u. ss as over eating first Inflames tho stomach,
which udoiblcs its cravings until It pnralyres
both iho s'oinichuntl appetite. Soevory drink or
boi-or or ilo-c of opium, inslead of eaiiefylnc,
only d 's to its fierce fires, until it consumes
thovlulloree and then lUclf. Like tho glutton
oui. nine worm, It cries "Clvo, give, give I but
never euoujli until Its ovra tapnciir devours
lltelf Mnmrltan Neivlno gives Instant relief
in al! s'ich caes It produces sleep, quiets the
mrves builds up Ibe uerious i-yetem, and re
.tore body and mind io a healthy coudiuoa.
SAMARITAN NERVINE
Cures 'irvous Dvtp'P'ls, Palpitation of the
Heart. Anions, Ilronchllls, fccrofnla. Syphilis,
linages or tho Kidneys and all diseases of the
Urluary Organs. Nervous Dibillty, caused or
the Inill-croiiinis of youth permonenllv cured
by the nu of this Invaluable remedy. To yoi't
v oiny, middle ag.sl, and old men, w ho are cov er
lug your sufferings as with a mantle bytilencf,
look ui, you cau bo saved by timely efforts,
and make ornaments to society, aud jewels lu
the crmvu of your Maker, lr you will. Do not
ktep this a sscret lunger, until It saps your
vitals, and dibtroysboih body and soul. If you
aro thus atlllcted, take Un. Kicumoid's SiMan
irAN Nciviie. It will restore your shattered
mrves, arrest premature decay, and impart tone
and energy to the wholo System,
SAMARITAN NERVINE
la for sale by drugjrlu everywhere, or maybe
bail direct "from us Those who wlb to obtain
fu her evidence of the curative properties of
Samaritan Nervine will please enclose a S-cent
Sostige sump for a copv of our Illustrated
Journal of Health, giving hundreds of testimo
nials of cure from persons who have used in
medicine, and also their pictures photographed
alter their restoration to perfect health.
Address
DR. S. A. RICHMOND & CO..
World'i Epileptic Institute,
ST. JOSEPH, MO..
Kor sale by HOD OK, li i.- HO,, Port
land, Oregon.
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