WILLAMETTE FARMER:' PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNE 23, 1882
2
1 i vcrv Week liV the
UL1JJF.TTF. KUtJIF.lt riKUSIIIMl to.
TKIUIS OF feUBSCKHTIOI.
Ono year, lv Ugt pal J) In advance 2-M
Blx months, (IVwtSKOptld). In iednci. 'g
Los. than six months will Iw, per month
ADVEIISISINO IIATMJ :
AlTertlsements will lio.ln.trtiKl, provillnitn arc
respectable, at the follow luff tabic ol rates .
One Inch of spico per mom
Throe Inches of spate per n.oiitli "
On. half column icr month J? J
On column per month . "
n Sample copies sent free on application
PublicVitioii Olllce .No. 6 VV asU uton btrtot. Up
tain, rooms No. 6 and fiA
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Ciniiiiiiiiii iii istypi
Vikva, Juno Jfi.-Austrian Lloyds luvci
sent two wejw'''ri' m'tritime nwl biviii
lareo slciimTM to' Altxai iln.i, for tin purpo'o
of runovm. IIiiioth nnsvvli'i ile-irci lo Icavu lie
country. l. ls of 1000 icfugect expect to
arrive ut ft ,"'PXSnnaay. .
crioiFV -1'10 Ian,c ,'f"ntrea'c1
and OiiMrJTK Kurnpenns coiitiiiuia. Of
fices -of th- TCufopcan control and several
banks have- closed. 1 lie English and French
comptrollers (jenoml liave gone to Alexin
dna, and all tlio ollicials lioliiiigitiK to the
control li tv u obtained leave of absence I rob
ably a I lira- dies of Kuyptian administration,
includiiiL' tlio cmVo of public debt, will bo
transfeirul lo Ale ......Jria. It is reported Sen-
kicnwii I lencli consul general, lus aked to
be le'ealled. .
Sietileicnwii culled a meeting of Irencli
subjects to-niy, and said he declined to be ie
BponsilnV for their security.
I on hi I lies. ... .,
Milwai M.K, Juno I.") -Special fiom tlio
region ol the forcnt files in Wisconsin to the
ltqmbliuat Sentinel stitc that at least 30,000,
OOOfietof stunting pino lias been dektroyed
in I'iko Kivcr county, mid tlio lire ii still rag
ing in the legion of tlio noitliwiBtcrn portiuii
." 1 .1... ... ......in nt M ifiliiii'in
ol tvi'-coii'-in nun mu iicninni.i. .' .-...-,
Reports fr in th lino of tlio isconsm and
Central loid stit) that the lain last night has
checked th (iii) Miinuwliat, but doubtless not
extinguished it Uttst reports from Mcls
villu, ill tli" centrul poition of tlio Stato, and
where thu most snrious (ins were, Htato hcivy
rains h iv xtiniiui-liiil tho (lies and all din
If
er has in. d, :ia.ij mill.oa ice: u pinu
. ' t .1 !.... ll... .nLHirl.
ifivn hi I II I CSirOVCtl. Illlb uvi.il muwiiiiiwA.-
initu loss cannot be detciniintd.
Olilllm l 1 In- IIiiihI.
lMilVAl-ulls, Juiiu lfi 1'ivo bodies have'
been tcoi.miciI fioiu thu llool hero ymttiilav.
'I hey ate tliiise f Kate (lolderniiu, Ouirgo 1 .
Scoville, O. K. baundcrH, nttoinu.at.,iw,
IMwanl 'hlford, Mm of !S. K. 'iillonl, and
Oeorgo V hinitli. of Cic irmoiit Other
bodies lain been llo.Uiiig, but could not bu
leachid. ! 18 fciipnoswl that at least ten pu
sons mho diowiuil. It) 3 o'clock this afcci
l oon tin water had about cli iiin.ircl, but
that in the north' ant p-irt is still high.
No Ihc for a Mini r miii.
CllK mo .liinu 10. V'ihiih' Washington
special I'.x Senator llitun, of Coimectii ut,
Uvcij indignant mil the 1'ie suit ill's make
'put tin. t ii iir i niiiiiiivHiiiii. Kitmi lamoliiiu
tnoeir tnim inmitln ngn with a Mew of inllu
ilKllil? the I'riEiiknt tosehct men ol high
chained r. llatouhnd In enidi n'lliccl forcome
tituo Willi tin ill liltiu w Ii'" Suiitoi I In
1'iesiili ut liflienud v.i eirefully tomn thing
I'.aton biw lit to iieiiiiiinnid, .ind told him if
bo would Hiliel fioin Pi inoenitio iiiineiiliu
would nom. nito tl i m I' ion mil hu would
not p-isiiuio lo do mm that modi If tho
1'ioMiliiit wouid iioininato just i no iiiuiho
bc'idb htm it w iild bo all he would ask
To this tho I'm l lent galea tiuilv coiihi lit.
lliton thin nii!j.isliil (iioisbiek ol Ohio, ono
of tho ht Hi mi ii hi thit Stale and i pioininent
loiiniiii it fin im r. I bo l'rimilt nt jiiouusiid
toapioint (Irnultek, but .inpucntly fotgot
it.
ritt- I iiIhik lril.t.
Coiioit, N. V .June 17. Out huudiiitiud
and lift) w nun ii i puntivm, inuutrs of tlio
llarmoii) nulls boaidlig house, hue been
i o.ilmd to m tk othir iiuaitersnt thoixpim
tion of tl f I niti m mni by unts in advance.
Niitins will be snitd of ej ctmi nt on thiiso
iiciui)iii).'ionipiny ttmint ut lion is Optri
tneH up t tl ful aid, am' tontlliuu to Intet a
(,111'ious u-pou'-i) Provisions niedistributid
AIciiiUm niiil l'iidn)s, and inonei disbiiisid
at nil turns wboie imidid 1,'ultt piciails.
Illllt' I nlt I1-." llllif-i.
tniKiiM", O, Juno 1(1 'I ho l.rtultr is
htiongly onti-Citholii', slid lesttidii) con
UliHil an iilitiinil to which llishop (lilnian
li'plii'l i n litd'i which livkviit by 1'athir
llouik, his prnati) sttiutirv, to thu l.tmlrr
for publitutiou. As it did not nppiai in to
ila)'lisu r.ithtr lloutk went tn tin) otlicti
pitsuiuibH tin an t pl.uiattou and the imimi
seript 'I iiu litter. It is s.iol, eont.uni'd mit
t.r poisoiiidh ollensiie to Ml 1'.. Cow In, thu
tilttot in ilni f, and whin l'allin HniicU
c'lllid, witliout watting to hi ii the object of
bis lsit, oi V.nl hint out, and aajij.U'l I uu
kntuiTiictiiill) that 1'ntliir llouik .worn out
awarriut fur lui aiitat for assault and bat
tery. luliil I ilnliui.
iiki .iiiitni-, l'i , Juno 1(1 A ttiulic
ukilui"ii otiuiitd in Stanton air shift es
teubiy in one of llu lifts, about thru) hundred
ft t't from the top a d foui ftet fioiu tho hot
loin. I'll i nit u who ilininditiL' in a luuki't
Willi iiiikid lmnpj upon their ho'idi, which
fiinuiii i"nitnrt with gisaiid oauaed tho v
plosion. Jiiiii s Cany was hurled fioiu the
litukvt, fell t thu bottom and was killed, and
four others, John Welch, M I.) i th, lltury
llughts mi I'lMuanl ritinfuan who badly
burutd, l'ltuiaiis nie tlouhtfiil of tluirro
col t r) ,
1 1 uu p lur IliH'l.
1.0SHOS, Juuo III -Ihetiiop ship Tniuni
hn isilttl for Xlalti, t iking n tlrt.icliniiit of
inaiiiits tmemfoiio the .Met itvirnuiau siitad
ion. It i Itlii'iid the will iviiM) tioop
from Malta to Aleiatulria if mctiisir.
I'aius Juno Ul -liixipiat Maisullos and
Toulon aro oi dui til to make rtady fur imtne
ditto ouksiknlion.
Viii rriuii In) pi
Caii.u, Juno 111 The piuio t teomiiig
worse hourl). hniis atoall tloetl. Suiim
Vrt nebiiii u unable to leao am tottifling
tlieimtlus in their liout. (.minus ami
AmtrU i pp o tlio iluiutili of Turkuh troops
to l'gpt on the grtund that It would ciuio ,1
fiialioutbitak.
1.0MK1V, Juno l.t I'nvate adiieos from
Cairo t.ilu thut ill Kuropeins liaxe left thcie,
luiluilinj; the stall ol the lUstuu Cable Com-
CiiniiiiTiK, Juno 111 lte-tr Admiral Nich
olson, with tie U. S. stianitni Iniiaater ami
(JuiunrlHg, lmo atintdhuo ami will proe-tHil
to Alexandria,
l.oMH's, Juno 1(1 It is undii stood that
the thai nil itUadrou will tmlurk a Urge
number of titnips nt Malta, ami proceed to
' Iii Coinuioui, Charln Dilke, umler fortlgu
sfcretiry, said tho uowt fioiu Alexandria wu
nassuiiug, ami no (ieh iliituibaucta wtii
appriluiiiUHl, Admiral Seymour telegraphs
tlun thi transports providtd furrefugtta are
m tieieut.
"lhe 7'iiirs' corre-spoudrut at AhnamUU
telegraphs that 10,000 persons are supposed
. ...! il.... s. a Thai mrr manv BAf
to have leu mere mua iif """6 -
vanU and workmen without emtlo nient.
m. a. U...n lis l.rxm rlntfll ftlHl the
ine cuaioiii hwuw j v.. ---
postmaster doubts his ability to continue pos
! . !- t tUa i..ni4lJn friohfc nf
til service, owiun w w ,,.,.....- ...,..-
.t -ri. A..mnAoi. nf. Atlfli. lunction
tmpioyes. aiiu vMft.... - l i i
of the Mahmoneth canal with the Nile, has
thrcatcnetl to quit worn, wnicu uuuuii ni'tj.".
imperil tho water supply.
Al.KXAMniA, Juno 10. Tho number of
Kuropcans killed on Sunday is estimated at
200. Many were thrown into the eoa and aro
being daily washed ashore. TweKo Indies
yesterday and five to day were thus far ro
coiered.
Terrible Miirni.
I.EAM'NWOUTil, Ks, Juno 17 A terrible
wind storm prevailed between 12aml loelock
this morning and Mount St. Mm v's academy,
four miles si nth of the city, suflcicd terribly.
11,0 nam tower was blown oicr on tho dor
mitory, crushing in tho roof, and Ida (iolden,
Annio McDonald and Mabel McUehin, of
this city, and Maiy Austin, of Carrollton,
Mo , aged from 11 to 1C jears, were instantly
killed, and three other children injured, lhe
Kansas central elevator was blown down; loss
SW.OOO. Loss in city and country abiut
SJUO.000. Wheat was not seriously injured.
Fruit was half stripped from the trees hut
will still be a gooi crop. An unknown man
was blown into tho river and drowned. Harns
and huuses were blown down anil unroofed
all oier the city and trees uprooted and gen
eral devastation wrought,
Vailkv Tails, Ks., Juno 17. A severe
wind storm passed over this section about 12
o'clock last night. K. 1). HiUycr was struck
by lightning and seriously injured. A largo
part of the roof of a livery stablo was blown
away, and another building moved from its
loumlation. jn uio counuy i iiumii .
houses and barns were blown down. .No ono
was hurt Damago ilono orchards and other
fruit crops is very great, and hundreds of
tn os are broken down. Field crops aro not
much hurt.
lite .Nov luiiiiulrsloiii-rs.
Tho President to day completed tho list nf
members of tho tanll commission, nomin itcd
tho Utah commission and appointed a board
of government directors of the Union I'aeific
railroad. Mr. llas, ol iscston, is maiio cnatr
uiaii of tho tanll commission, and the two
men chosen lo (ill the places of Meisis.
lt'l.l ...! IlLnlnu D.n A 1. Vinilll R ltllttnl.
ler, of West Virginia, and William II. Mo
Mahon, of iNcw Jersey. inc lormer is a
liriikiin down nolitician and the latter is a
elcik in the hvvi York ettetoin house. Mr.
Uottcllst wos lioin in Shtppenlslown, Jcller
son cm.iity, Wist irgimii, May 10, 18111.
lie graduated fioin Princeton colli go in 18:!j,
nod Kinco tint timo his been a farmer and
I oliticmi. llo was an old line whig, and in
18.V2 and 18."(i was on tho whig and American
tltctoial ticket Ho strove assiduously fur
many yeaiH to defeat Henry ltiddu (.ton and
Chas. J Faulkner foi coi grtes, and m 1S.")!I
ho was at last elcctid lepieeentativo fiom
Viiginia to thoJKith congress, liotteller was
. . ........ ...ln,l l.tr Vl.llltliru 1I.1V Id nml t .limit. II
i.u'Miuut.u'.'. 'j .j.-.. fc.M .... .... .
of West Virginia, and it is expected tluu
votes will Do east lor couiiruiauou oi me cinu
mission, thus assuring success of the iioinin i
tions. Vny little is known here about Mc
Mahou Hu his been a clerk in the Now
'... 1. . ..! I.. ..l.. f..p iiiiiii, I im Alill Sili.ll.
1 ill ie euiki'iii in n-u .". ..in. .j j ...... , .
ator Liilinni snys ho is in chaigo of thu ens-
lOlllS UlVlSlOll llllll IS Ull UAieil. uu iiiniivia ui
tuiir.
Of tho members of thu Utih couiinrsion,
tv.Seiitlius Haiusuy and I udducK had no
prospect of le-eiiteiing public hfo in their ie
speetivo htites, and tiny aro well piovidtd
ful. Thesilaiy of thu coiumis loneu isJ0OO
fieli, and the job will last until Utah u ad
mitted as a htato. (ioodny, the thud Iio
pulbean lnembii of tl o oinuussiou, is and
to lo.i wtll-iufoimtd liwvei and tompctent
man. Culton and 1'. ttmg-ew aio Pemociatie
im nibi'is of the 011111111111)11. Thofuiuici is a
1'irro llaulu liwjtr who as foimeil) .1 irt
ner of Piniel Vo lines, and tho latter is at
prisent journil cleik of tho Senate, l'otliu
gicw was backed for tho plain by Senators
Walkti and (lailaml. Ho is by pioftssion .i
lawjer, and has seived his tenn as a eeuli.tiv
new'i-pipci editor. V. t-tnator Sjienier, rf
Alabiinui, noiv of Dak 1 1, is rov idtd for as a
pov eminent diitctor of tlio Union I'.icilio
lailioad. 1. ltromlo), foriueil) of the Tribune,
also has a place ill the director). Neithei
Hnbxit II. lliktr, of isc iisin, (itoigo (i
llavtn, of Now Voik, nor Watson 1'aush, ol
Nebiisl. i, have tver luen in congicss.
ll lliimi mi trllinr.
'Jait I.vkk, June 17. lhe Tribune, after
spcnkiny favoiahly of the men appointed on
thu Utah tommisiiin, sivs: "At the tamo
tiiiiu the iioiuihation of this comuii'-siuii is a
slight and upioicli to Utah. To ignore u
1IMIU lliriill'j VU itn- 'J '! ...w .......
in Utah, who in tho I'lesidtnt's estimation,
w nolo l topic; to nui no aoie in nun ouu man
is woithy to bo iiainid on flu tommission, is
simply a pi oof that in the i atrow estimation
of tho cist, the iv is hero both a low order ol
intellect and of inttgiity. It is the same feel
ing which in the tast caused men in fongrtss
and those cnatuits vino aio given contiol of
a ivnuirntii'ii prtss, to refer to tie sdtmt
petition of 150,000 votna of Califitnia, as
siinpl) a siud lot mimfisto. It is n little
h'lil lo b ni this iissunml suptrionty of peo
ple who, while stiiiug in tho acgregato null
vidiiuly, nru so wtak tint it would take a
th usand of thtm to supply manhood, enouL,h
for ouu gray-shirtid miner of tho wist; but it
will all c me tight after a while. W o do m t
doubt but 'resident Arthur has done what ho
thought was best, with one Jttk Mormon ad
visei in his cabinet in d ouu min who knows
nutliiiii! but the tucky sulo ut polities, and
who in every appointment seeks to pliu.ua
suppott while It will bo convenient to lest
upon when thu libor of patting up conven
tions two e.ua home will have to bo done.
Wu undirataiil all this; but when a petition
signid by the fuiemost men of tho ttrntory
and lucked by senators and judgts of the
Siiprt'ino ceiiiit of the United htitts, asking
f r an npi omtmci.1 en the tvoro of eminent
woitli, stainless nitisiitv and a full Kuuwl
tdgo both of tho law ami of tho facts, la eon.
tiiuptiouslv Ignoietl, It would bo ceiwardlv,
not to say that the people hero who luvo tho
giuate.t .Intet inttie.t in this Imaiinsi, nud
those w hose v outs ought to have the moat
weight, ful that the) have been personill)
and unjustly slighted, and that thu 1'rtsidciit
of the Ouittil Stitos his served n notice upon
the couutr) , that in Ills estimation thtio is
. ...... 1...I.. .lilLnilii. I., lui.h III.. 1,1.11 ll.TH
Itll II. IIU llllUIVIiw 'v,.. ...v .... ..v..
who nie trying to uphold this Ktjiibli. nd
.i.... . ...i.. .. .. i... ... ... .... ... ..t. ,. .ii...,i "
most) unlets ttllUCIIV .1)11., tt. ivi IV .w.....
Ks.M" Se'liu imi. Wu hopo the scraping
now- in prpgit'sson the bu, a) the .Isforum,
will bo continued until theie la pltuty of
water to llo.it any ship that lloats, aud not be
stopped when It is half done. Wlieiuver a
few feet more water u obtaintsl the fact
should be telecrapheil to the ilimltme llejU
ler aud other shipping newspapers, o Mitt
ship owners may Ih) apprised of the faet, and
allow their vessels to Isj sent hero for this
season's crop, Wo notiee a CalUo freight cir
cular sas that the largo ships from that )Krt
will go seekiug to Sau Francisco ami the
small. r to the Columbia river, and so it will
bo until deeper water is obtaii.ed ami the
news sent abiviad.
The ltrooktieltl leauk robbeis were lotlgul in
Lluueas jail. 1 lie graml jury returned an in.
tliituimt aainst all of them. Kach eutucel
a plea ot not guilty.
STATE NEWS.
rrm'hton has seven billiard tables.
Hon. Jas. Virtue, of Baker county, is erect
ing a fine house in Hiker City.
A "new process" flouring mill is being
erected at Summcrville, Union county.
Sage hens aro now as large as quails and
are very plentiful, sas tho Baker City
Iteveille,
Some Fall sown grain in Umatilla county
was killed i y tho severe Winter and had to be
sown over again last March.
The Thomas & Ruckle load across the Blue
mountains has changed hands, and will be re
paired and put in good condition again.
Ited Boy has at last made a race for ?JCO0
a side with a Colorado horse named Wildiuoor.
The distance is one mile and a half, to be inn
at Silt Liko City.
Says the Fort Orford Pod: Quite a num
ber of sea lion pups came ashore here durirg
tho past week, some of the little fellows clam
bering as far up as tho street.
Salsl ury, Hailey & Co., says tho Sentinel,
the old and popular company, will continue
to carry the mails on the Kelton and Umatilla
routei," having purchased tho contract from
Kastham & Boomer.
Thcciti7ens of Molalla praiiiewill give a
grand barbecue on tho Fourth of July. Tho
proccet'ings will bo enlivened by game", etc ,
and wo know thero will be a good old fash
ioned time there. Let's all go
Amity Lodge, No. 20, A. F. & A. M., will
give a picnic and basket dinner, at Amity,
June 24, I8S2. Orat on by Hon W. G. 1'iper
and other distinguished speakers, music and
miny amusements to interest all vho attend.
On Monday, Juno 12th, says the Baker
City Jleieille, Sheriff! ravijjion arrived in the
city with two horso thieves, the Brake Bros
to Port McDcrmitt, by Nick Darnell and W.iof
'ion ii orn pantnrm m nr u linn river. ciuu
Moulder, ai el turned over to the sheriff of
ItiUei nnuntv. Mai. Worth, commandei of
the fin t, furnished a feuircl ami hackles for
tlio prisoners, bes'des aiding the sheriff in
mmiY other wavs. The thieves Btole lour
horses which belong to parties in Baker
county.
Ashland will celebrate tho Fourth of July
in becoming style,
Kugene City is going to celebrate, and half
faro rates aro in piospect.
Prof. T. F. Campbell, president of Mon.
mouth college, has resigned.
Wool continues to arrive, aud is sold at
t.Gud figuics at JacktUIlVIIlo.
The commencement cxeieises at. tho Stato
University last week vvcie enjoyable.
Youiil' Kincud, of Applegite, shot himself
in the hand a few nays ao while handling a
pistol.
Kueciio is destined soon to have a hand liie
engine, with which to protect tho town fiom
tho iav .goi of tiro.
A sou of II. C. 'Iiirpin, of Butto cieek, was
Boicici) hurt this week by being struck III the
abdomen by a baso ball.
Frank Crdnell infirms us that crops in
Sam's v alley iro looking well and and a fair
)ield at least is ex" etui.
Our natal da) will bo ttlcluattil in Mist
cli"sst)le at Jacksonville, i:g'o liut and
other points of South rn O.igou.
Iheio is still considerable snow on the
I'.cac tltwr icuto to L-!.a ccunt), and .hat
thoioughfaro is tiotsopen to travel as )ct.
A llugcno paper denies that Prof. Thomas
Condon his nc epted tho prisidcncv of the
S ate Uuiversit) of Washington Territory.
Die assessment of l'ugcua City has been
completed, shotting property to tho la'in of
fc(i77,f)'-0. Last year the assessment was
about 340,000.
At a meeting of the tiustees of Ashland
college, held last wok. Piof. I.nlru Ho) jl
was elected prisulent of the faculty, with
Miss Alma Weber as picetptnss of the
music depirtuicnt. Tho school will re-open
ill Septembei.
fti.cno City is tohavo a woobn mill, as
tho Una id s.i)s : Woiktnen aro eiigigvtl ie
p.illiuganl inclosing the building founeil)
usid as a saw null. When finished it will bo
occupied by machinery toi tho in uiufactureol
).aui and socks. Tl.u machi.ui) 13 on tho
way, anil is expected within tlio next month.
Mr. Win. hkelton, ail old and c crieucel
in nlen spinner, will have charge of the cntci-
Itallrnatl Cots
That the lailrond bus pa-sed us is no longer
looked upon as probable, but has become a
reality. Tho iron horso now- moves by us
w ith as httlo concern as though wo did not
exist, aud this Satuiday nmlit ho is oxpocttd
to unload h's burdtnat or near thu Mouutain
House, seven miles south of Itoseburg '1 ho
work of hying tinck goes stealily on, at the
late of netrly or Utte a mile a day 'll.ere
aro low eniplo)ed on tho lino frcn heio
south, stitiunul whero they will do the most
L'ood, about 2.100 Chinamen and tho number
is continual!) btiug augmented with new re
eiiiiUof the moon eved teltstuils from the
llowtrv kingdom. Tho nninbtr of white men
at wiuk on the lino aside from thoso clearing
tho light of way, at work on scrapers and
diiving cut horns, is ittcousidriable, as
t'l inamen can I o bid at much smaller wages,
llieio is a largo number of teams, two horse
and four horse, at work on wagons and
scrapeis, and a gnat many dump cuts I hat
belong to tho company. 1 litre is hardly .a
pi no between hero and Cow Creek can) on of
an) eousiiUrablo ilistauce.jthat is not lined
with giadeis, and from Mr. Hams, superiu
tendeiit of construction, wo learn that ho in
tends to have the road completed by October
a far south as Willis & Abraham's saw null
on Cow Creek, bi rail abojt ,')5 miles from
Itoscbur.- A'owoNrj Phumhultr,
Minmi. Miktiu MiLLcr. Loot r).vi.
Tho Walla Walla Union of the lUth sa)s:
"News reichcd tho city list evening of the
death at F.lmira, New York, of Minnie Mr) tie
I ogau. Mrs, Loan vv as formerly the vv ife of
Joauuin Miller, the poet of the hurras. She
was on a lecturing tour in tho Eastern States
at tlm tiiuuiif her demise. Her detth was
c umd bv a severe cold, wliich settltd on htr
lungs. Mr. Logan is at prvseut a resilient in
Walla Walla " In speikiog of her a ftvv days
tiiieo, a New York correspondent said: "She
wrote poetry after ho left her (Miller),
thi-u lectiireel, then married Mr. Logan, but
lite hat been too severe for her and she lias sue-cumt-d.
Miller still lives with his new wife,
(net belaud) but ho nevtr steaks of her to
ids friends, never acknowledges that ho is
married, alwa)s goes iutosocmy without her,
and has never beeu seeu with her evtn on the
ticet."
Siiowkk or Siirrr. Last Sabbath meruing
21,000 head of sheep passed through Baker
City ou the Burut river road, en routo for
Chi') rime, ss)t the tlenillt. At a small
stream ii lasing th ollice of that papr they
haltttl, but were tlually compellcU to jump
iiy tlio herders, and the air lor some time was
full of sheep w hich taincel tlow u on the other
side of the erevk-a "flying raiubow" cf live
mutton.
TERRITORIAL.
The Puget Sound Arqui ha come to us in a
daily edition.
The Frazer river at Yale is CO feet above
low water mirk. That's a flood worth boast
ing of.
An order has been just issued by Prcsi lent
Villard thai hereafter there shall bo sold to
one person not moie than 100 acres of North
ern Pacific land.
Last week, by burglars, says the Vaneouvtr
Independent, Gridley & Whitney's furniiuro
store was entered. About 30 worth of pitt
ed wares and two watches w ere taken.
Tho old bark Garibaldi, formerly ow ned in
Portland. Oretron. but now under the German
llaa and known as the Black Diamond, is
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loading Dig limners auu spars at xui. jiafviji
f ir China
Tim GnMentlala Oaiette recently refused to
print 2000 checks for a saloon on account of
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if-mperancu proclivities, xiuii. nwu . .
Neither will it piy.
The Grand Lodge of United Workmen for
Oregon. Washington ana jintisn ciuumuia
will meet in Ulympia on the second Wednes
day in July.
Mr. Charlee Kraft, of Washington Engine
Co., informs the Daily EieiU) of Walla W alia
that he has received information from the
Silsby Manufacturing Co. that the new steam
er was snipped for that city on the 3d of the
month.
Boise City intends having a Tourth of July
celebration.
There are now CO mtn at work getting out
bridge material at Granite Point.
The Northern I'ac.Sc company mil build a
lart-e hotel at Westwood, Idaho Territory, this
Summer.
Tim authorities of Walla Walla have closed
the public schools.on account of the prevalence
diphth'-na.
P.is,nnners for Lewiston connect with the
boats at Texas Ferry on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Satuulays. Tho boats inako the round
trip cich day.
Horso thieves abound in Cistern Oregon and
Washington, and several arrests have been
made A little wholesale hanging will lo a
"power of good. lryit.
Freddie Colt, son of Mark Colt, of Walla
Walla, in removing a cartridge, discharged a
pistol, the ball entering the bot'y. No evil
results aro anticipated.
Reports from Cabinet Landing, savs the
Walla Walla Duil'l Eitntt, show a deploiablo
statu of society. I'heie aie in tho ueiehbjr-
hood of 1500 men in the town and no olhceis
of the law. liver) bo ly carries a revolver anil
knife and shooting scrap s are very numerous.
Savs the Walla Walla Union: Bishop
Paddock will visit tho Last this Summer,
where lie has (romiseof large contributions
for tho Kpiscop il clinrches and schouls of this
Teintory. It is understood that $0000 have
already been enbsciibcd tow ird the lion build
ing for bt. Paul's tehool.
A match h rse race was made in Sttlle,
siystho ' .on Satusdiy beiween Honest
John, backed bv J. H. Mdishall, and Bay
Kit. baked bv G. 0. Phmney. Tie race is
to take nlaco on the Uuwiiuisli race course on
Jum- 2S h Tho distance to bo run is COO
)auls and stake is 000 a-side.
Tho Seattle, W alia Walla and Baker City
Bailroad Compni)'s engineer has received
instruction-!, eiys t'io Po ' I"i l jc.ia; to at
nnira til v nv f I Hill till! VI est Crel of tllPDrO
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jiosul tunutl acit'ss tho mud Hats to deep
ttater, and also lo survuv a line fiom Kenton
up t) tho level plateau between Green and
Ueelarnveis.
Tho gr.ivo of Howlish Wampo, sa)s the
Eif-l Oieijon'iau, the great Umatil a chief, was
found to hive been robbida few da) s ao.
The hoi utile news was first reported by a
souaw who had tisited it. fho evidence
points to white men as po petiating tho deed.
It was supio3od that his Wo llth was bulled
with bun, but such was not the case.
Waitsburg wants .a street sprinkler.
Walla Walla county, W. T., has expended
.10,000 for bridges in'thrto years.
Alphabetical Dunbar. lat G. W. C. T., I.
O. G. i, will deliver the oration ut G ildcn
dale on July -Jth,
Lugo binds of sheep ate passing through
from the lower country. It is siid that 40,
000 crossed the bridge at Boiso City recently.
A foot race at Waitsburg between K. H,
Ornish) and John Wlntly re-ulted in Onnsby
winning He now oilers to run any one in
Walla Walla county.
Wheat Sills hi Cheney at 75 cents per
bushel, oats 37i cents, and barley 1 50 per
hundred. Hen fuut 25 cents per dozen, and
cone ntrated txtract of cow 20 cents per
pound.
Tho Goldeni'ale Sentinel says: There are a
number of lino horses iu training for the -1th
of Jul) races, slid it the present time there
is every indication that tlio trials of spied
will bo hit') cunttstcd.
Tho Klickitat county fair will tke place on
October 3d, 4th, 5th and 0th. Water is to bo
furnished by mollis of hvdrauho power. Pre
miums to tho extent of 11,000 are otle'ioil, of
w Inch f50 are speed premiums.
A coriespondeut of the Waitsburg t'une
writing from Wallowa says: Wo aro not vet
dona seeding, and the first sown is just com
ing up. Tho grtss, however, is as fine as can
li, although wo havo had snow almost ever)
week,
Presco'.t will soon have a new hotel. The
hotel will be "0v00 feet, two stories high, tro
lowc-r 13 feet and tho upper 11 feet. The
building is so constructed that needed addi
tions can be mule. Tho rooms aro large and
sightly, and the whole house arranged aftei
the most modern st) le.
Ou Monday of last week, one Joseph Mc
Donald a.i old man, was arrested at Spiaguo,
charged with the crime of an infamous assiult
on Annio Wooelu e k. a httlo child four years
old, daughter of . !". W ootlcock, ol mat
ukiee. Ho was hoot lo .unit el iu bonds tu
thu amount of 51,500, not providing which
ho was lodged in jail at Cheney,
At Fresno, Cab, on the 15th, John C. Sul
livan was sentenced to imprisonment in the
States pnsou ful 50 )ears, for the murder of
William hhiclds.
At Virginia, ou tho I4!h, John Bearys, who
was so badly hurt by the explosion at Uuion
mine, died. John Black, killed by the ex
plosion, was buried on the 15th, several hun
dred miners attending the funeral.
A land of counterfeiters has been arresteel
iu Caterville, Mo. The names of tho men ar
rested aro Win, Dev all, Jim Mann, Win, K.
Davidson and Dan Kearney. Coining wa
earned on under ground in the drift of an o.d
shaft m Caterville ii.uies.
The steamship Pera, from Montreal for
Groat Britain, has foundered off Cape llaee.
Tho steamer Lake Manitoba, which passed
Father Poiut inward, bad on board the cap
tain, ollicer, tngiueers and part of the crew
of the Pera, who were pit keel up in little
boats. The other boats of the Pera are yet
uuheanl from. She had the following cargo:
S30 tons phosphates, S4.4W deals, tXH horned
cattle aud feed, aud 10,000 feet of lumber.
The shin and cargo w ere iusured. She had a
crew of Si, and S cattle men. Ten persons
are yet misstuj.
SUCCESSORS TO
SHINDLER & CHADBOURNE,
MANUFACTURERS OF FURNITURE,
Wholesale nnil Befall Dealers In
Furniture, oarpets. Wall Paper, Bedding, Etc.
LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES!
SCHOr" DESKS A SPECIALTY.
Warerooms Extend Through 200 feet, from 166 First to 167
Front Street, PORTLAND, OREGON.
SKM 1 OK C ITAIOUIE AW PltllE UST.
THE COLUMBIA IS BOOMING,.
AND SO IS BUSINESS AT THE
OPPOSITION BOOT & SHOE STORE.
MAJOR E. CAHALIN, Prop , 89 First Street.
fr5i-aroa. RorliiM-.irm in PriftfiR ntl RCfiOlint of Hieh "Water
for this Week only, in order to
CARDWELL, BENNETT & CO..
PACIFIC BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
10!) First Street,
Are in receipt of tl.eu
nd
tax,
MEN'S, WOMEN'S, MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
And hive, as heietofore, all tho leading Boots ami Shod of all makes.
Men's SlioC3-Iill,I)rackitti Co; J S. Turner, IHttrii i-IJlIss ,..,.
Ladles' bhoes-l.i ril, behobcr i Mltel-ell West Iirotlicrs, IltnilHon, l'ratt .- Co J II J. Holbrook A, Co
iLfints' Shoos Dunbtr.bmlth Co ; I'. Cot.
IN ALL SIES, . 1DT113 AM) .Ti 1X3, V HICH I NAULLS US TO UT ANY TOOT.
We lnt He fio public In gtncralto Intpeet our stoik June2
J. Bs KNikPP & CO..
Commission Merchams
AWT) PUOHASINO AGKflS.
'.'fi; llisi siutl, I'orlliinil, Oregon.
Heceheanel sell tho produet of tho farm on ton.
mUbion, irarchlso and for ird nooJs und f inn iniyle
m. nt. nn thf. nnst ri1ni. ihli teDCS.
M o hat o uvulo special ami extenslt o preparations for
handling tho produtts of tlio dairy to nhleli wu Invite
tho attention a.itl In-peeilou of all dairjmcu 111 Oregon
and Wasiihijtoii. m 1!1 reteito and lutk voui our
plus butter Tn tho most superior nnnner for less than
it ttillcostjouat home; und store It for slMuontlis or
lonjcr with )Jt extra clurto for storage bind usvour
butter scet an 1 sound, fresh from tlioeliuru and t
willjruaiantco to piekit in s leh a maiiutr ts to deliver
it months henco in equall) as food condition as t
rcccit e it
llceojnlzing the principle thit Fidclitj to trust Is the
tmo measure and merll oi siieeeds, i rcsteetiuiij so
licit v our patronage.
All orders accompanied vtlth the cash I11 Lo proatt
I filled and forte arded at lowest market rates
Oitous a call when jou tome to town.
ScMd us j our orders and micjo ir tiuio and trat eliDfc
expenses, for wo can buy cheaper than toucan
In making orders specif particularly tho kind sue
qu illtj desired, and keep a duplicate, that J ou tiu) bt
ablj to deteinunc whether juui dlrettloiii. weie slriell
followed In ease JOU are disappointed in quilit) or
otliorwise. J. U. It U'J' A CO.,
P. O. box 154. 1'crtlaoil.
I. J. 31AIi.iKKEY V CO.,
GENERA L
Commission Merchants
WHOLESALE DEALLU8 IN
FlHtir, Feed, Provisions ami
Staple Urocerie.i.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED. PlIOUCCF.KS WII,
fuither their Interr.ts bj corresponding with u
Letters f iunuir) promptly answ ered. WeeUi) prh
current mailed free on application.
ta-LlUERAL ADVANCES MADE ON APrKOVK
SHIl'MENTS OF OltAIN, WOOL, lLOt'It, HOP
HIDKb, LTC, IHC.
. 10 .im It lionl !., I'lirlluiitl, (lnu.
HERKEN & FARRAR.
WOOL BUYERS
Commission Merchants.
Will bin allej WooU as heretofore nt Siltm, and
hoan otKco at No Irt, yorth Front Strtet, rortland,
where the l attend to con 'ii merits of has tent
hooL Coiuinuientd and torreiottJenco ttolUited
MUFUVL CASH AU NCLs MADE OX COX
SHJ.NMtXTS f Having full knowledge of tlio buslnes, tsetl
on man) tars exirkitce, are prejured to handle wool
to best aihantaire, nirHm
HERREN BROS.,
Commission Merchants,
CONSlUSMENTb OF
Wool, Grain. Flour, and all kinds of
Oregon & California Produce
Solicited.
Importer and Jobbers in
C K.tl, MdllL, mid 1LOIU lltl.S. titter
1 ami M-wluii Tvilnes. (alluu Brllluc,
lluuiiuurlts, Ull ( lolhluic, 1 nils. He.
XiJTartlaiUr attention vtld to builn.- Farmers'
supplies on ordrr. Con.lanmcnts and correspondence
Mlieite'el LieH.raca.hadttncesmaJeon coiuijrnments.
A. F. Corurr urlh trout anil It. MrwU,
apll l"OnTLAND, OltEGQV,
GEO. COHN.
OENE1UL
Commission Merchant.
viHOLULE DE.LEU IN
Flour, Feed, rroviions, and
Maine roieries.
CO.NSiaSMENTb SOLICITtD, IT.ODl CE11S WILL
further their intm.tj bj rorrtioneUnir with me.
Letters of inquiry prompt!) answtred.
t.LIHERL ADVVNCES MM)E ON AI'PROVEn
SHItMLNTS OF GRAIN, WOOD, FLOUK, HOI'S,
HIDES, ETC., ETC, aprlU
i;lriilSlrrl,Ut MorrUonanJ YamhilL
save expense of moving goods.
Portland, Oregon,
Summer
Stock
.OF....
XEW 03131 ISSION IIOUfeE.
S. GQLD2V2Ad & CO.,
ouiiiiiiiooiUii iticibiialHo.
DE VI I.I1S IN
Eloiir, Tcetl, Provisions,
Green und Dried Fruits.
,OONiaNMl-NTS SOIIC1TLI) AM) CASH PAb
4. i for r.litter, Ivss, and Cbceso Advances mada
on Crnhi, Wool, ! Iimr nnil llnpi.
11 1 I inn! SI.. Kin' eloo: ho till Mnslilnslop,
ih.i; li'tf.
STURGES, LARSEN & CO.,
No. 84 I null Ml eel, P01II.1111I, Orrin,
Shipping & Commission
Merchants.
SPiCIU A17LXTI0N OUtN TO COXSIO.V
inc tits of
W O O L .
Hides, '2'aHow, 4raiu,aiid other
Country Troduee.
Liberal adttnecs made rn tmislgnnu nts Our
t cckly rices tul rent n alltil freo upon aj plication.
SIBSON, CHURCH & CO.,
Shipping and Commission
MERCHANTS,
VirllM.il Innier or till nnil I'roiit Strrcts,
PORTLAND, - . . OKEGON.
aiiL'l II
No 3EORE in SPEB'SIA.
If sjiiii oiilral Bt nil I'liiklrlniiK.
R
ead certificates cn laik of tot'Ie Autre cure f0
. Inil(tktiin. I. et Amiolltn i A Hr'sT lAvtt
UiL-ulator Lnattti. TfcdlI IlilMl IV :i.4ti4. T3
fill or lellanybut the ptmirne article out of curKttls
la(elonrnd uheii dttetted J I Le prosecuted to th
full extent ot th e taw . Trade tut plied I y
.IUVMIIAlttZTin - f o.,
Iunl6m3 550 Wasl-ingtou St , ban Francvco
S250 WILL BUY
Tho
lea I"oy
SAW MILL
Yet Offered for Utmry.
mr m fr CireaUr.
RiamOHO MACHM WORKS.
BICHHB, IX .
Lr aff ji-. , . J'', rj' jt ' it
BE8TToS?TiirQ8E,
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