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WllKKLlfG, W. Va May III. Tlio iron
and nail nulls of this city anil vicinity shut
ilown this eidiing 'for nn iinletlnitu nuiioil,
tlio propriutors having refused to siRii the now
scale of prices for empires, whn.li would rake
effect ttvinoirow. ihc Wliitaker sin ct iron
mill signed the scale this evening and will be
tho only mill iu operation to-inoirnw. Uy
this stoppage 0,000 men will bo thrown out of
employment.
1'iTTSiiuiMi, Juno 1. This morning tho war
fare betwe. n labor and capital began in dead
earnest. Fires iu every iron mill in this city,
with one exception, have been taken out and
mills shut dovin. Tho exception is the Union
iron mills of Carwgie, 15ro. & Co., who tigneil
last nifilit. They will continue to run, hav
ing contracts on hand that must bo filled.
This is fcenet.illy considertil a bid brink, and
calculated to weaken the lines of tho manu
facturers. It is one of the largest iron mills,
anil has a opacity of M.OOO tuna a year '1'he
atccl mills aie running as usual. Most of them
liavo siftiiul thu scile, but as tliey do not em
ploy 'many puddlera it is not thought that
their signing u ill have liny ellect on the situa
tion. It is cxptcti'd tint most of the sheet
mills will sign within u few days. It is gen
erally believed that the strike will not be of
long duration, and nulls which have suspend
ed operations will take advantage of the con
dition of nllaiis to nuku nouleil repairs.
1'itiijiuiuj, li., May 31. I'lie dato set by
tho Amalgamated Association of Iron and
Steel Workers of the great stnku has arrived,
and tlio advent of lo-nmirow will tee (ilea out
in thirty-six nnlU m this vicinity, and eight
een thousand live bundled men thrown out of
employment.
Kill is. 1'a., Maj 111. Two liundriil and fif
ty puddleis nt the Mount Hickory rolling
mills will stuke to-moirow for an advanco ol
liftv cents.
YollMisrows, Ohio, May 111. The scalo
was presented to nil mills of the Mahoning
' alley to diy. All refused to sign, and no
work will bo done at any of them tn-mnriuw
LoUlsvtl i.K, June 1, Two hundred and
lifty men in thu Central lulling mills liae
struck.
Ci.kauh 1.1.1', "a., June 1, Mimrs almost
iiuauimoiisly ottil to go to work.
Ci.i:H.am, O., Juuu 1. I ho tliicatened
itriku will prubibly nut chingc all'airs in this
city. Tho Clcu-l.inil lolling null company's
works will bo shut hoiiiu time, and mo ex
pected to tesuniu beioio long, as also
the new Union works, Tho l'oiuht City lion
Co., employing 100 men, and tho Union rol
ling null company, having '.'(JO, have signed
thu stalo and aie running us uu.il. Other
iron and steel wuiks huu employ non-union
men ami aio not ullei.tul.
DK.rimn, Juiiu I Meinbeia of tho nninl
palliated stil and it. u association employe. I
it Hough's steam foign of this city, and thu
Kureka iron woiks of Wyandotte, held a
meeting and decided tn postpone tln.il' btul.u
ten days. Ihcrunio 'JU0 men euiplotil at a burned
liouglid loige, who belong to tuu union
l!ou,(h (led. u oil if thu sti.ko takis place hu
will continue Int-sllicas just thu name. It is
probi-blo i hat if cmplnyus of Mureka ilecMo to
strike, tho wot lis will bo shut d vn, There
mi 00 men ampin) ed at this istablislunint.
YtiUMislnw.s, (),, Juno 1. lheiu is no
change iu thu si nation fioni what wad antici
pated last night. Tlio nulls aru all t-hut
down, tlioinjh the fuiuaeis have not km j or
gone uutiit the blast. Kury thing is ijiin
and oiderly. Thu npiuion seems ti lie that
mo stnku may no mug, ns ueitncr sulu shows
tny siuii of yielding.
ClM'l.s.vvil, .liiuo I. -Ilxiept ono lolling
mill, whiuli uorUa r.ip nun uxclunively, and
two mills, which .no wuikiug up tlncu or four
da) a' acciiiiiii!.it.on ol blooms, all mill m
Cincinnati and wunilty havu btopped. It is
thu belief of null owiurs tint nil will resume
next Monday, and a oumplctu adjustment be
made.
.MiNM.mii.n, Minn , Juno 1 Totl.lv 10.1
men, employed by Youmen llioa.'niui llodg
kins saw mills, stiuck for an incieiiso of
wages. A geiiei.it strike among woiUiueii iu
aw mills is expected to ilay foi an iidvanc"
incut of 'i'l cents. HncM.ijers en (.'. M. ,v
Al. rum ear shopj, tiU m uiimbir, stiuck foi
in inlwinconicut of ."it) centa,
lii)MiM.F, .Snuni (.iiuv.iio, June 1 The
men at lioiul.ilu nillU ,uu all out on a
JtilKe. A dispatch has just been iieuveil
from Mr. Jnnett, piesiik'nt of tho Amalga
mated Adsiiuiati not Iron Woikeis, stating hu
will bu hero to day. It is thought the ipies
turn wliether tin J will miitlmio ur not, will
bo settled upon his aiuvnl. Theie u no ills
tuiluiice, though about I'.'OO men Iuuiijuii
work. KepusentitlMs ot inanufactuiers ate
heie, and huveu men niu iu eunstiltatiuii Willi
tlmih Thu impassion is that they will be
unified In gj to wo k on Jauutt's aiiivnl,
Nhv VuliK. June 1 Although thuio is
sumo talk to diy of a moiu faunulilo turn tu
the labor tioublis, many of the foieinojt I u.
mess men i f tins irj legaul the situati n as
uy significant. It is suit by western mi u
who havu lnun in town tins weik that tl.ide
unions and otliei labor organiz.it ions thmngli
out tlio tiiuutiy linn a tamed a nnuu wid.ly
tuteiulcil system of o. opeiatiou iu stukes
una year man iht tuloiu. So completu i
mu uiKou auiiii, iiu-j cay, mm nut liuiulj
iiM'uu, inn luM.uuu men in m.iiiv dilleiei t
trades can ln muveil to ono strike siiiiult.iii
eously.'or by plat ions, as eireiiiii.tiinivc, in
thu ojniiioiis nf their loaders, may make .id
visible. It is .ml that Juuu 1st liasbteu
liioil on as tho dn mi which a gieat nuuiber
of iron tind awl uiKua uio to stuke. It is
at tho sauio tune thu Indief of twine will in
foimtd men that ou pivductioii and t'loouii
tinned dcpilMltiou ol foieigu markets wilt
befoio ne.t IKeiiuber cause stoppage pi many
udustiial works ami toivo otheis to work on
lUiort time, ami that thu sutloriug and dis.
Miitent nsultini, fruui such stomugis will
tetul kriiously to incieoio tho ducunUnt ot
tho opeiativu popuhitloii. 1'ho.f who hold
this ivproaeli lfeimblieaus, that they have so
eiiiiiely iieUvtrd during this long iiou of
Congriss to icdu.ee taxes and roforni the tax
jyiteni.
Kbuuiiuji .trrrii).
HtLLKMLlK, New, June I, This morning
4 shooting alliay oec lined htru between K,
Johl and J. C. Mi'Dmuld, rttulting in tho
death of McDonald, The pui tie were part
ners iu Uarllcld, about whli.li they hae had
trouble. McDonald came hero but night to
400 Johl, called at h:s liousa am1 asktd to nu
liim, urine lie wanted to kill hiru. This
morning ho again called, and ho w at leav
ing Johl fired from a window with a shotgun,
stiiking McDonald in tho head, killing him
instantly, Johl is under arrest.
Killed by Indians.
Tombtonk, May 31. The bodies of two
wood choppers, Seymour Dey aud Henry
Curry, were brought here to-day Iroir. Dra
goon Mountain, where they were killed yes
terday by Indians. An eye w ituess states
the men were on a load of hay, andwere un
armed. The Indians rode up behind, shot
them dead, unharnessed the horses and, drove
them ofT. There were cigh Indians in the
thu part. They were heading for Sonora,
and were doubtless from Sau Carlos.
Strikes Continue.
Cincinnati, June 2. All mills but three
have etopptd work. Still mill owners do not
legard strikers as formidable. The number
of m n out by strikes is about IC00. Charles
Avcrv. vice president of the amalgamated as
sociation fortius distiict, has telegraphed to
President Janett, asking him to come to help
settle the matter at a meeting call fur Friday
night.
Wellsviu.k, Ohio, June 2. Puddlcrs in
Woods' rolling mill struck to-day, because
proprietors refused to sign the scale. A num
ber of them afterward relented and wished to
return to work, but were not allowed.
Wiithl.i.Mj, W. V., June ?. All the nail
mills of this city shut down yesterday, ami
expect to rem tin closed for an indefinite pe
riod. Tluro appears to bo no disposition
whatever on the pait of manufacturers to
start them until tho situation has radically
changid.
PirrsuuiKi, Juno 2. The labor sitintion as
regards tho iron strike has developed nothing
new. It is stated that whilo the iron lock out
continues, no inoro colored miners will be im
ported to tako the place of stiikers, as there
will be little need of them, the iron mills hav
ingstojpjd consuming coal,
Ci.kvelani), Ohio, Juno 2. Cleveland Roll
ing Mill Company expect to start up four of
its mills next Monday, working half time and
giving employment to 1500 men, nou-union
men and seccders.
Ciiicaijo, June 2, In ail attack by stiikers
on non-union employes at the Joliet Iron
and Steel Mill at tho suburbs of Brighton, this
evening, several men weio badly bruised, and
Judge Pilbury, of the appelate court, shot in
thu groin.
St. Louis, Juno 2. Kveiything has been
(uiut to-day among the striking iron workeis,
and thero are no signs of a demonstrition of
any kind, The Ilairison Iron Works did not
shut down as reported last night.
Cj.evh.anu, Jnuo I. Two hundred men
aio out of tho Hntton iron and sttel works,
in addition to those out before.
liniliil Mimler.
Litti.k liooK, June 2. A traeedy is n
poited Irom Yell county. Laiazus Brooks
and James K. McGhee, farmers, im-ii-relcd
ovir a laud suit, aud MctJhce learning thai
Hrooks would win it became furious with
passion, and finding liimin Uiu woods hunting
eatt.o iu company with a 15 year old boy,
after a .'ew wo-da shot him dead with a shot
gun, ami as thu boy stinted to run sent a shot
aitei mm, Dicakiug Ins arm, but not checking
his flight. Mtlihuo then icloaded his gun
and placing it against tho foieluad of his
piostr to Victim, sent the charge, into his
Head. He then walked oil' and is still at
large.
('iillfmuiu deli's.
San Kka.nci-cd, June I. This evening
John I). Connelly, and old usident of this
city fill from tho window ot his ollico to tho
sidewalk, a distance of about twenty feet,
and icconed injuiies fioni which he soon after
died. Deceased was aged 55 years, native of
Ireland, and inariiid. At the tune of his
death Cnnnully us. Justico of tho l'caco and
rnsiccntot lAin cr.itic Cfub No. 2.
S.N I'u.inl'Imo. Juno 2. -Information has
been r. ccivcd at tho ineichaiits'txch.iiiu'o that
essil, supposed to bo the llritish
ably be a split among iron workers over the
question as to whetherto work till Monday,
June 15th, pending arbitration, or whether to
stick out until Pittsburg signs the scale. To
day is the semi-annual pay day at the mills,
and the men aio all quiet and orderly. Be
tween 520,000 and 30,000 is being disbursed
to the mm.
New York, Juno 3. Ilepresentatives of
the Troy iron works Bay orders are so large
they cannot fill them. Local manufacturer
of nails report immense orders from Pittsbuig,
and from speculators, in consequence of strikes
iu the iron regions.
The Miners llocnrd.
Vikot.nia City, June 3. To-night six men
penetrated Alta drift with refreshments for
tho imprisoned niicera. All wore ico helmets
to enable them to pass the belt of three hun
dred feet of foul air between the entrance and
end of tho drift. The prisoners wcro found in
comparatively gocd condition. They had
turned the water fiom the drift into their ice
water keg and emptied the twistend end of
the compressed air pipe into tho barrel, and,
standing around, breathed the air thus eool.iil
as it roso tlirouiii the water. About midnight
all were removed from the drift. The bodies
of Bennett and Callahan, who perished in at
tempting a rescue by boat, have been recov
ered. Accidental Dentil.
San' Fbancisco. Juno 2. Miss Clara, daugh
ter of ex-Supreme Judge Crockett, was found
Head in an attic room ot her mothers with a
handkerchief saturated with chloroform over
her face. Her death is supposed accidental,
as she has been iu the habit of using the drug
to deaden the pain of a disease with whicli she
was alllictcd.
.1 t'nlul t'onibnt
Lambektmov, S. C, Juno 4. St. Paul's
township was yesterday evening tho scene ef
a deadly hand to hand conflict between two
young women, Jaue McKeller and Frances
McNaii. Tho victorious one sent a dirk into
her rival's heart. For a long time there had
been Lad feeling between the two young wo
men, although they had lately, as much as
possible, aoided each other. There was a
young gallant in the cae, and it is said Fran
ces McNair had won his affection, although
ship ilu-mes, from (ilasgow to Sau Fiaucisco,
was passuii at &o in latitude. 00 south, longi
tude 1)3 wist, on Maich 5th. No particulars
aie yet known. The cargo of the; Heimes
consisted of pig ii on, coke, 2S0 tons of coal,
lire brick, Kuglisli aio and porter, liro clay
ai.d lenient, and was consigned to llich.uds &
llnriisou, of this city. '1 ho value of tlio ship
was $105 (iOO, and her caigo was valued at
SIO.0O0, all of which is covcied by insuianco
Folly nine Democratic iluhs of tho city hold
meutii'gs last night and ilected delegates to
the Democratic Statu Convention. A niaior-
it of the dtlegites ilecttd mu in faioruf
(loo Hearst for (Juvirnor, with James A.
Johnson as second choice.
Illlllllll UlllniKi's.
I'okt ISul.uiK, Juuu 1. Indians lcturning
to Aiiou.i aru supposed to bu trying to get
back to Sau Carlos iisui.ition again. Mex-
iciuti oops are making it very warm for thu
iiiMiuvs, aim iney nave reimueil to Auona.
A i epoi t of day 1 eforo j csti rduy sUtes that a
bjnd of thirty Indians is in White' Stouo
mountains, in tho vuinily of Nelson station,
on tho Noi thorn Pacilio railroad. A courier
who am veil this morning from Camp Kucker
Mt that two brothels by tho name of Hunt,
who weic ciuouto to Mexico, weie in mned by
hostiles numbering about liftecn, and one ot
tho In others weiu killed, ten nulla south of
Camp liucker, in Chiricahua mountains.
Ili'iitli ol n I'nii'liii.
Uomk, Juuu 3. 'Ihediath of Garibaldi has
pioduood an iinmeiuu impression, Tho sea
sioii of tho municipal council adjourned on
arrival of tho news and pel foi mances in the
atres stopped. Gnat popular demonstrations
of aoriow will be airaugid. Tho chamber of
deputies will ..tljoiirn. King Humbert sent a
dispatch to Menotti Gaiibahli on tlio loss his
lainiiy ami thu country has eust lined.
M.iiMr M.Juno I. Gen. Garibaldi's will
oidcis hu body cicm.iled aud ashes preset veil
iu n poiphjry mil near tho tomb of his dead
child at Oapiera. Tho will is ditod Septum
ber 17, 1SSI, and eutiusts c cution of his
wishis to Ins wife.
ltoMK, Juno I. Tho municipal council has
alioiiiuid until thu 12th lust., and will send
a imputation tu Cupicra tu attend Garibaldi's
funei.il. Tho boutses of Koine, Genoa and
Naplts havu closed, ami a subscuplion has
btin opened bv puliilcal ami workmen's ocio
ties to uisu a fund for erection of a monument
to Gaiibaldi. 1'he clumber of deputies was
crowded to excess to-day. President Farina
delivered a iuiitji)rio on thu deceased General
during w hicli thu w hole houso ivmaiucd stand
ing .signer Do Proytn, picsident of tlu
council, prii'iitcd two bills, ono poatiouing
thu national fete tilt the ISth iust., and de
ciding funeral honois, and tho other provid
ing for erection of a monument to Gauiialdi.it
cost of thu state and payment of a pension of
10,000 liro to his w ulow and each of his live
children. 1'iesulent Furiua moved the reso
lutions and the chum1 er adjourned until thu
I'Jth mat., Out members nay attend in a body
th? popular demonstration in honor of Gari
baldi, and that deputations go to Caprcra to
attend thu funeral. Both hill and resolu
tions wero aiopted. Senate couinu Migrated
Garibaldi in a similar manner,
lltr MrlUrs.
Sorxit CiiK'.uu), Juiiu 3. Soino iron wort,,
iiigmeu favor iroiou to work until Juno 15th.
Stinuof thimaiu loud in tin ir denunciation
of rro.nlont Jarivtt, claiming that ho should
not have consented that men should do any
thing dillVreiit from Pittsburg. Leading u.eu
amoiig the iron workers exnriM crest eonli.
deuce iu Jam tt, however, There will prob-
at first he seemed to have preferred the other.
During the last three days hostile messages
had passed between the two women, the ex
act tenor of whicli hai not leaked out, although
important sensational developments are
looked for beforo oilicersgtt through with the
atiair. At any rate, whethir by appointment
or not, the two women met last evening in a
quilt dell not far fioni the main road and 1 o-
gau to settle the diliiculty between themseli es.
Jaue McKeller was lari'er and more muscular.
thounh her antajronist while spire, was lithe
and quick of motion. Ihey fought each other
like tigers, and finally Jane McKeller suc
ceeded in throwing hersnuil but plucky op
ponent, aud with her knee pressed on tho
stomach of the pioetratc woman, grasping her
by the throat with the fury of a demon, well
nigh choked the life from her, when finally,
by a great ellorf, Frances AIcNair gae a sud
den twist of her bjily, forcing her antagonist
to loe her hold and fail sideways to the
ground, mid with a cry of hate and revenge,
drew a bowiu knife and pluntrcd it in the
heart of Jaue Mclvt Her, who died with one
gasp. Then, at tho sight of tlio gaping
wound, tho victor in tho light fcli in a swoon
across the dcid body, win ro she was found.
a party nan louoweil tl.cni. hut aruveil too
late to pi event the tiageuy.
Another l'liielinsc.
Min.nevpolis, June 3. President Villaid,
of the Northern Pacific Haihoad, has an
nounced that his company has closed th pur
chase, with the St. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Kailroad Company, of the latter's
lino along the cast bank of the Mississiipi
mcr between Watab and Auuka. He also
states that the Noithirn Pacific eompany will
now piocccd to bridge tlio Mississippi at
Anoka, and from that point extend their pur
chased lines into Minneapolis. These changes
assure to the Noithern Pacific a continuous
line owned by itself from Minneapolis to
lirainerd, on its trunk line, and from Minne
apolis trains will reach St. Paul over the Chi
cago, Milwaukee and St. Paul. The Mani
toba company, having disp isnd of its Hue on
tho east bank of the Mississippi, w ill now com
plete its west sidu or St. Cloud and Minneap
olis branch, w Inch thus becomes their mam
line.
rulllli-nl ri'uphec).
Cluc.M.o, June 3. Washington speciali A
pmalu letter from New York was received
hero to-day from a gentleman in political lite
who has been with the Picsident most of tho
time tho past week, and says tho administra
t'on has a surprise iu stoi'o for tho public
which will be disclosed upon his return. Tho
plan accordiug to this geutleman is this; Low
ell is to return from tho London mission ami
hia lesiguation is already ou the way. Fio
linghuysen will then -adopt a foiciyn policy
which siuiii no as iiuvauiaceous to tho ailniiu
nitration as that of Blaino was to himself.
Secretary Folger is to become thu Republican
nominee for governor ot New York, and Don
Cameron, as ono of tho means of healing thu
breach iu Pennsylvania politics, is tn succeed
Folger as secictary of the trea-auy. This is
the story, somo p irts of which may be ori
lied by eeuts.
'I rj Ins to Mulionrltr Texas.
St. Loris, Juno 3 lleimhlicaii's Dallas
special: Cuculars hao been icceived from ad
ministration ciicles iu Washington looking to
a Mahono movement iu Texas. Circulars are
sent to Keiuhlioins, Greenlucketa and Inde
pendents, and favor Wash Jones for eovernor.
A uiiuest is made to bo forwarded to Wash
ington a list of couuties that can bo carried
agaiust tho Demociats, a list of those that are
doubtful, ami the amount of money needed iu
a i igoriiua, red hot campaign. Nearly all op
ponents to the Democracy are outspoken
against tho candidacy of General Robertson.
Thuy say ho has little strength, is self-nominated,
ami promulgated his own platform.
It is evident things are being fixed to support
Jones,
Thefirrnl Mrll.e.
Ntw Yokk, Juno 3. Tho progress of tho
great strike iu the west is eager!) watched by
mu iianci u. nuns nun woiKiuu neoniu nere.
aud thu question of rendernm pecunurv as
sistance to the men that are out, should such
ht) needed, is already under discussion There
aio intimations from some murters that rail
way employes aru iu sympathy with the inoie
incut, and may participate iu it. but at the
companies' othecs here thoiewero discredited
In regard to tho strike hero it may ba stated
that a number of iron shops have acceded to
their demands, ami to-day about S00 of the
striking boiler.makers icturii to work at the
iucreased pay.
STATE AEWS
The Democrat, of Albany, came out last
week on a half sheet.
Strawberries have come, says The Dalles
Mountaineer.
The Universalis State convention will meet
at Dallas on the 22d of June.
Public oral examinations will commence oil
Juno flth at the Albany college.
Commencement exercises at Pacific Univer
sity next week.
Thomas K. Shelton, an old settler in Linn
county, died iu Kugeneon May 28th.
The cantata ol Queen Esther was rendered
at Forest Grove, on Friday and Saturday last.
The Lafayette I'ryisltr has enlarged to an
eight column sheet, which betokens prosperity.
A little ico in mine, please. Astorian.
Just so. ilere iu Portland its altogether too
"little."
Several cases of Buddeu sickness occurred in
Hillsboro last week from a disease that re
sembles somewhat the cholera.
Thero will, says tho Herald, bo the largest
crowd of the season in attendance at tho
printer's picnic at Salcro. All Albany is poing.
The following are the graduates at the State
Agricultural College : W. Y. Masters, Alice
Horning, Abbie Right, Eda Jacobs, Nettie
Spencer, Bertha Ne'igass.
An old man named Jackson Henkle, resid
ing neat Corvallis, had a tumor weighing two
and a half pounds removed from one of his
legs a day or two since.
Tangent Grance. No. 7. P. of II., will hold
an open grango meetii g on Saturday, June
lOtn. lion, i; v. none, v. s. ai will ait'
dress the grange. Speaking will commence
at l o ciock p. M.
A petition is circulating in Hillsboro, says
the Jwtepemltit, asking for arms and uniform
from flio State to arm a company of militia
proposed to orgauizo in Hillsboro. Already
about 50 names are on the petition.
Miss Eaton, one of the teachers in tho Pa
cific Uuiverait, or Academy, at Foiest Giove,
died very suddenly on Tuesday last. She ran
up stairs quickly, aud it is supposed ruptured
a blood vessel, as she fell down aud died with
in a short time.
There will be a ball game at tho Dallas band
contest, June 28-30. A prize of S100 will be
paid to the winner in case thice clubs enter
the contest. If four or moiu clubs enter, then
there will be two prizes awarded the first
S100 and the second 50. Kntranco fee, 20.
The grain iu Y'amhill county, says the lieij
inter, is growing at an astonishing rate. If
we could only have a light rain, together with
this warm weather, Yamhill county will have
one of the mo-t bountiful yields ever liar
vested. As it is, if the ground does net dry
too hard, there will be over.au average crop.
And judging from tho picseut outlook, based
upon the foreign and home market reports,
prices will bo higher tlun for several years,
which iHU enable the farmers to pull up about
even again.
BATCHELOR & WYLIE.
Successors of
Barchclor, VaiiGcltlcr & o., B
MANUEACTUHEr-S OP THE
California Spring Tooth Har
row or Cultivator.
- "" t-mtv. m.oai'T'"'
In the THOltOtrriir eulthatlon of Suiiinicr-fallott
these Implements will talc at least one dollar per acre
each season and Mill cover grain rqiul to the best
drill. Every farmer Is requested to take one and tr)
It for himself.
fa-Klctcll SUes Maiiiiflii'liircil. Semi lor
Descrlinite Circulars lo
Batchclov & Wylie,
31 Market Slreel, !un Francisco.
FOlt SALE BV
JOH.V LAX;STLK, .t CO., 10.1 Iron! St ,
I'orllnml. majWin.!
i i:itui ryiM.VL.
JOHN HOWES,
General Commission Merchant
in receipt of
drain, 1'otntors Fruit, lliiltcr, Eggs, l'oul
tvy, iinil Cauiic
FURS, HIDES,
Choice Trunea, and Driul Fruits. Established In 1357
and member of l'roducu Exchange, 504 and WC Han
ome street, San Francisco. nn.hUm3
Salem Flouring Mills Co.,
Manufacturers and Exporters of
FLOUR AND WHEAT.
Illirhcst market price paid at all times for
STOCK MEN
ATTENTION I
Make Money Yourselves.
And bonofit your neighbors ns
ions. TUcao may bo had by sondlmr to
I
ntrhbom nt wnlt i... t. .
motors ppttiiitf forth tfio .merits of your fin! ,Sffl
Ik: The Printer.
5 Washington Stroot, Portland, Oregon. H0 joc,
All Sorts
of I'rlnting, bookbinding, etc., and should you need
nnythiiigin his lino, from a card with a sinulo JJSm
to a inaininvth puller, you cannot do better th.
to call upon or sond to him. u
LEGAL BLANKS for snlo.
WIDE AWAKE,
Tho well known Full Blood '
I'crclicroii Norman Stallion,
M 111 .llnkc I lie Sratuii of 188?,
Commencing 'March 27th and endinir
July 1st. Mondays, Tuesdais. and
ncunesuajs ot each week at mv
rfrfffv
farm 10 miles east of Sa"cm, In tha
Waldo Hills. Tliunulat.. K?.i...'
W "- and Saturdays at Oafncs Fisher's
SUUc, Salem, Oregon. W1DU-AWAKE is without a
uouut mo most unuorm nrecuer in tlio state, having
ncer sired a colt only of a gray or roan color.
TeniiM Season, S25; Insurance, $35: saason due tt
the end of the season; Insurance due nhen tho niareti
Know n lo be w itli foal. Good nasturo for marcs from
distance a 51.60 per month. Will not bo responsible
for accidents. Ilcscrliillum Wide-Awake is a light
graj ; 17 hands high J w cighs 1,S00 pounds; is 0-j car old
this Spring. Was imported by James A. Perry, of
Wilmington, III., and Is an extra traveler.
T. J. EDMONSON,
Address orders and communications to the offices of
the Company at Salem or 1'ortUnd.
Portland OlHce N. E. Corner Front and Ash sts.
am.'1-tf It .11. S. blltMIX, Agent
GKOROE HEltltEX. WlLLAItD HEltREN.
FANCY GOODS.
MRS. L. ARNOLD.
HAS JUST OPENED A LOT 01' FANC'V UOODs
of all kinds at .11 'llilul Street, between Wash
ington and Alder, Portland. She makes tl t-pciialt of
Ladles and Chlldrens tlndcmcar which the will make
to order on hhort notice. A113 one from tho eountiv
sendinir may bu sure of fnir treatment. Infants ward
lobes made, prices atiouling to iniality and quantity.
At theie times It is uiueh cheaper to luv cotton wear
than to hate it made nt home, unless there i-i pkuty
of help. aurJStf
yester-
Couit convened at Collax, W. T
Jay.
'1 here his been (juito a rush of tettlera to
the Snoqualmio country.
Tlio coal evports of Seattle lor April were
!,7S0 tuns, and for .May, 15,44'J tons.
The Walla Walla police are fighting the
opium fiends, nnil aro doing their utmost to
stop it.
The prospects of the hop crop in the 1'uy
allup valley wero never better than at pres
ent. There are numerous cases of intermittent
fever, w hooping cough anil measles aniom; the
cliililieu in Sow Tacoma.
Tho Nellio IJovd Dramatic Co. are stonninc
at Scattlo waiting for tho sick members of
their company to get well. Tl.ey are sick
with smallpox,
Pat O'Rourk was airested last Sunday iu
Weston, charged with sisllinca bottle of beer
to an Indian. Ho was taken to Pendleton
Monday, wheio he is awaiting trial.
Siys the Goldeiulale Gazette: Lost Sunday
week the Indians had a grand salmon feast on
the river near Yakima City. Some two hun
ilred of them n.aemblcil ami s.it down to fish
messed up in every style.
DR. PLUM ITER'S
PLEASANTand HARMLESS
AGUE REMEDY
M a medicine that lias bet n jircpircJ y the Doctor
at Albany, On yon, for the last Ihuwuxs. ItsintihuU.
nuritsoa a Sl'JI.DVanJ SURE CUIiU. Us jilca-taiir
taste ami tho lwrm j naturo of Ms Ingredients Lreatid
.l U tfoUenidiip whcfecr known, Since the icmoial
of the (Inn to Portland they hme luen urged to phee
the runtd,j upo-i sale throughout the btato and hao
concluded to do so. It t.in be obtahiad from jour
local dyakr In Dmgs and Medicine?, and If not will
be supplied direct.
Price : 76 Cents per Bottle.
f. A. PH.iniUt A t(.,soIr Manufacturers.
H02Utf I'ort'and, Oregon.
USE ROSE PILLS.
Kun Oytit .vsitKiLit.u.JIr. H, JIarmes,
a tierman farmer, ageel .1.1 )e.ir, who lived
near Sir, ., Tongue's place, northwest of
Columbia Academy, ay the Hillsboro Jmlc
ItmttHt, ih siuldenly 'killed near town joi
tiriliy about uoon lie came to towu in the
forenoon in a wagon with hit oldest daughter
..1.1 a 1I..1.. 1 I! J 1.
uu a in no iuu, uu uui oine iraiiim; aud
.Urted huiue. hen Of poaito Dr. llrown's
brick yard hit dog ran alter a calf, which
law led and eared the horses so that they ran
away and threw Marine out, ami the wheel
truvk hia bnait, breaking three ribs over hit
In art, camiu hit death in a few minutes.
The cirl ami Iwy ecactl w ith slight iiijurie.
it. isrowu examined tho Ixnly aud rviwrted
these facta.
IIU.HS ItY TELEOIMl'Ik.
Unit. Augustine Hewitt, of the 22il infan
try, died at Sau Antonio, Tex., after a short
illness.
Baxter Springs, Kansas, has the coal oil
lever. A flowing spring f petroleum has been
found on the farm of J. H. Navlor.
Commander Terry, of the navy, brother of
.Major General Terry, died iu Colorado of
consumption.
Keports from Pennsylvania say the Inde
pendent ticket is growing stronger than ever
its friends anticipated.
Philadelphia special: Geo. W. Merrick, in
dependent Uepubbcan candidate for sccrotaiy
of internal allairs, has resinned as postmastt r.
Scveril thousand dollars woith of jewelry
was stolen from the -store of G. H. Watson,
at Burlington, Iowa, on Saturday. The
inieves weie not uiseoveicit.
Chief Justice Waite. Justice Grav. General
Sherman aud one or two others, w'lll tako a
trip to Yellowstone park, Vosemite vallev,
and other placos of the Pacific Coast this Sum-
mer.
At Decatur, 111., on tho 3d, a kerosene oil
can exploded at tho residence of Alev. Adain,
setting fire to three children, burning them
all to death. The accident was caused by at
tempting to till a lamp while burning.
A St. Louis dispatch sa s : From a source
deemed entirely reluhle, it is learned here tn
iiiRht the repoited sale of the Chieigo, Texas
and Mexican ro.ul to the Gulf, Colorado and
Santa Fe is confirmed. The .price paid is
stated to bo 10,000 per mile instead of 1!),.
ew,
A storm on tho 4th extendincr from irali7.iv
to t.arreUburg, Xorth Carolina, leveled
houses, trees and fences in a common wruk.
At oue house two children were killed. Hail
stones a. large as a man's list fell, damaging
crol14, 'ciiously, aud it is feared fallen trees
will delay trains,
) Star spici.il from Fort Thomas aajs:
.,.., na.c uevu insiiaicneu to all iletac h
25
bTKEI, PLATE i. I'EAP.L CflllOMO CARDS
(lulleiih) name on, I0e. 14 packs 1. 3M
lihcn to debt a-rent. l-'ull partleulars with nrt-t
order. NATIONAL (JAM) WOIIKS.
nii)lD4 New Haven, Conn.
'SSL
LOUIS NAPOLEON,
m iic rirurairii uran
STALLION
will make tho season ol 1882.
coiiiliicliiinjr Mareh 27th and
-inJiiilf July 1st. at his stable on.
mile norm ol sublimity oiiMondais and Tuesdais;
at bTAVTON on Wednesday' and Thursdns; and at
ai,iu on i-nuas ana biliuruu. oi cicn weeK.
lerniMt Leap, due at senlce, 10; Season, due at
cud of Bcaioii,l5; Insurance, duo when mare Is know a
to be with loal. Old Louis h.w nroicd lilmbcit one o(
the best sires In Oregon ns w ell as California.
Uesi-iilillom Louis Kapolcon was sired by Old
Louis Napoleon the first 1'creheron Norman Imported
Xo Illinois; his dam was by Old Sampson, imported by
Colonel Oakley, ot Tnauill county, Illinois; his trand
dam was a Canadian mare; ho weighs 1,500 pounds;
height, 10 hands; color, white.
PHIL. GLOVER.
TANGENT NURSERY.
(Skirted 1K7 30 j ears a Nurserj man.)
ii. W. M;rixi:.Mii!i:,
AU. 60UTS Ol
Fruit, Ornamental and Shade Trees
AND
TIjStES d SUM UBBEIt Y.
Sinil (o Tnngvut, Oregon, Tor pi lee Usl aurl
oetl-ein Icserlle cntiiliigiic.
WOODBURN NURSERY
Kicps a full stock ol
FRUIT TEERS,
Shade, Ornamental and
NUT TREES,
Vines and Shrubbery, .
At the Very Lowest Rates.
Situation as Miller Wanted
Or mlllwriKlit. Can put up any kind ot a mill, Burr or
Holler, In runnlnir order. IIuvo hud 10 jeais experi
ence. Temperate In all habits. Can como any time
after July. THANK FO:TEH,
ma 12m Stout9Ille Fairfield Co., Ohio.
USE ROSE PILLS.
meiits of tioopj m the tielil to concentrate at
once at San Carlos, as troublo is anticipate.).
It is stateil on goo.1 authority that orJers for
disarming Iuiliaus hare beeu rectned at the
p-"j. which causes anticipated trouble,
torces on Ash creek luve liein increa.eil by
lour comnauies. This is the m.u l,i:..
gcuerall go throuj-h ulieu Icarnic the rescr-
Vat inn
It is beliereil that the covernment is in ruw.
session of much ralnable luformatiou concern
mg the forcenes. but the utmost secrecy is
nviintmnn,! iiau it T. . .. . .'.
lXH),tX)0 of forgeil bomls made frcm impres
sions obtaiued from genuine plates are iu cir
culation, but this statement is denied vith as
iiiucn ositireiis aj it is nude, and from
i'Urceiititled to much coufideuce. Seusa
tional rep.irts arealsoatloatof the issue of sou.
nous siUer wtiScatea n ado from the imprea
ion of genuine. ,
TUTTgS
PILLS
INDQPSES BY
PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND
THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL
TRIUMPH OF THE AGE.
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Iioss of appetite. Nausea,bowel3 costive.
Win in theHeiiH.wi tha dull sensation in
the back part. Pain under the shoulder
blade, fullness after eating, with o disfn
clination to exertion ofbody or ruind.
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, Loaa
of memory, with a feeling of having neg
lectin soniBduty, weariness, liizzineas,
PlulterinBoftSelTeart, Dotsbeforetha
eyea. Yellow BklnrHeadacheT"Iestlen3
nesa at night, highly colored'Urine.
IT THESE WAHSING8 ARE UNHEEDED,
SERIOUS DISEASES WILLS00N BE DEVELOPED.
TTJTT'SPII.lSnroeieclilly.-iUaptailto
sue licH.es, one iloeetlectssiicli'icliauge
of feeling as to astonish the sulTerer.
They Inn ens tin. Aiicllte, and cause tha
body to Tako on Flrti. thus tlie system Is
iiourLueU.andbyilirirToiileAeflononibe
tilKftlTeOnrntin, llesular M tools are pro-duct-d.
l'rlre S cints. 05 Murray HU. N.Y
TUTT'S HAIR OYE.
Oitw ITaiii or.WuiSKk.H3 changeJ to a O lossy
itiAt.tw vy a biuciu uppuruiiun o( iuis urn. i
SO
.inns oitwuiLU ri:sTS u. ikees
MY .M'ltisKUY.
IK
For price list and UcscrlptUe catalogue send to
J. H. SETTLEMYER,
oct7-9m Woodburn, Ore on.
PACIFIC NURSERY.
SALOl, OUIICOV.
Prettjanan & Potter,
General Nursery Stock.
APl'LES 1'K.UtS, CIIEliltlES,
l'llJIS, llUI'XKS, l-E.lt'HM,
I.NF.SAVI SJMIL Fitl'ITS,
SHADE AND NUT TKEES.
Ever thing propagated Olid gro n ith cans and at
jaw to proper takluir up, (miking and ship-
call or addiess at Salem tor desirlpthe
Jan20.
tenticn
ping.
Gllc us
Catalogue.
luinarts n natural rDior, acts Instantaneously,
bold b7Pruggl,creiilby eij reu tin rvciptotfl.
Office, 35 Murray St., New York.
nr. Ttrrs aiMii. r wiai.i. !.iu.. ..d k
rural KM.Ipl. lll b. BIU4 IKII pplloUM.f
nt. spoc-5 jo iQauv sap
ti3o)3 ono aoj puss
' itrerti nouCynv asxui
intcetib AusMt'asi)WOS
-4d puXturej aoj aja
xAiW noJC3Sjimv
PENSIONS.
Seiurtd. Also bounty, lack-pa) , increase of pensions.
Xc and honorable discharges, patents, etc. Thou
bands entitled. New laws. Now Is the time. Do not
del.!' Soldiers, Widows, Children, Parents, lirothirs
and Sisters entitled. Haio jour claim iniestlgatcd.
Appll at Otice. Send tuo stannu for M.-inku nnil In
structions, complete to JKNKE:S. A. FITZQEItALD,
i. a. caiuiuuu i-.neini Aiuirnej, r. u. no os4 nasn
liigton, 1. C. inar31t3
PORTLAND
BUSINESS COLLEGE.
(Old "NATIONAL," Established 186.)
123 Front Street, bet. Washington and Alder,
rOUTL.t.Ml, ...... OUECO.V.
A. P. AltMSTnoXd Principal.
J.A.WE&CO Ptunian and Seiretarj'.
STUUEXTS OF EITHER SEX,
Admitted on any u eek dayot tho ear. Pen work of
all kinds at reasonable rates. The allege Journal,
containing information of course and cuts of ornamen
tal penmanship, free. Address:
A. I. AiritfTimi:.
inchliuS Loci: llox 104, Portland, "Orc-on.
Willamette Valley Lands.
ELKIXS & UeLASlMlUT.
DALLAS, POLK CO., OREGON.
"FT AVE IN TIIEIIt HANDS FOlt SALE,
$500,000 Worth of Land
Rest quality of Grain and Stock Farms, Dairy Farms.
Mill and Mill Sites. Also, hare for sale Stock ot all
kind. Sheep, Cattle and Horses.
tST Our lands are located In Polk, Marlon, Linn,
Lane, Uenton and Yamhill counties. The cream of tha
i alley, and consist of rich Prairie soil, best of Hill
land. Foot Hill region, and Mountain llinsre. Railroad
land, and vacant Go?emment land uill be shown.
We bare small farms, and large farms. We can suit
jou In price. We can please jou on terms. We can
satisfy j ou la quality. We hire Just the farm ou
want.
Dallas Is 55 miles from Portland by rail and those
purchase of us will be taken free of cost from
and and thou n the and.. mayltf
DRS. A. S. & Z, B. NICHOLS,
Homeopathic Physicians and
Surgeons.
Room, ID, CO, 61 and Union Block, Portland, Or.
SPECIALTIES :
Dr. Z. B. K. Diseases of Women.
Dr. A. 8. N.-DlM&sca of Eye, Ear, and Throat.
A.r.