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WILLAMETTE FARMER; PORTLAND, OBEGON, NOVEMBER 17. 1882
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
EMtCTIOH JIKTT.
Boston. Not. 9. Tke total vote of Uu
chnte'.ts, all but on town, giret Butler a
Morality of 13.392. The returne ehow a pin
nllty on the Republican Bute ticket, except
Bltrjop, ot about iu,30O. -roe Democrat gain
three congreumea. The total Qreenback rote
of the iitate wai but 3200.
lUw York, Not. 0. The Timti say tke
assembly of 1883 will contUt of 43 Republi
can and 86 Demncrata, Hiring the Democrat
a majority of 41. The ti-nate, which holde
OTer from laat year, conei.ts of 17 Democrat
and IS Republicans.
Hahtfokd, Nov. 9. The total vote rf the
State ia 115, 333; Waller, Democrat, 69,0251
Bulkley, Republican, 64,872j Rogen.'Tem
perence, 851; Firmer, Greenback, 690. One
representative fa to be elected by the legisla
ture. It stands 138 Repablicaue and llO
Democrata. For coujtreea, Eaton, Democrat,
in the fint district; Mitchell, Democrat, tec
ond district; Walter, Republican, third dis
trict; Seymour, Democrat, fourth district.
Tbr.nton, N. J., Nor, 9, The house will
stand 33 Democrat. 2 Independent Demo-
orata and 25 Republicans. The Democrat
are sure of 3 majority on joint ballot, and may
have 7.
Wilmington. Not. 9. The official vote
gives Stockier, Democrat, for goTernor, 1938
majority. The next legislature stands, house
aoltd Democratic, aenata 8 Democrata and 1
Republican holds over.
Philadelphia, Not. 9. Official and esti
mated returns from every county in the State
except Elk and Forrest, give JfattiaoD, Demo
crat; for governor, 32,122 plurality,
Namivilli, Tenn , Nov 9. The Demo
cratic central committee estimate Batea' ma
jority over Hawkinr, Republican, for gover
nor, at 30,000; majority over Hawkins, Fu
aelle and Beastly at 20,000. Batea' legislative
ticket will have a majority in both houses.
Chicago. Nov . Return up to 1 a. if
indicate the congressional delegation to lie
evenly divided, mil mow a republican
lots of 3 and a Dtnocratio gain of 4 owing to
tbe new district.
St. Louih, Nov, 9. ft appears now that
Missouri will have a solid Democratic deleia
tion in congress.
Topika, Nov. 0. Republicans concede the
election ot Ulyck, democrat, lor governor.
Tke Democrat claim he will have from 12,
000 to 20,000 plurality,
Tcosod, Aliz., Nov, 9. 0. H. Oury, Dem
ocratio congressman, and W. B. Horton,
superintendent of instruction, Democrat, are
elected by about 750 majority. Both branchea
ef the legislature are Democratic by a large
majority.
Walla Walla, Noy. 9. Nez Perce county
Northern Malic, give Singiser, Republican
candidate for delegate, 1000 majority, which
electa him, as a Boise City dispatch places the
Democratic candidate, Alnslie'n, majority at
600.
Too Manj Cereaers,
Nxw York, Nov. 9. The Tribune says: In
th midst nf the ecatacie of delight inspired
by tho election of Cleveland, democrats of tho
metropolis find thomsclvea confronted with
the most perplexing puzzle of modern times.
It i all about a coroner. William H, Ken
nedy waa elected to that office on Tuesday.
To-day it turns out that there are five gentle
men auswering to this name residing In the
eity, with aeveral ward to bear from, two at
laait of whom lay claim to th offico and pre
pace to have it or have tbe reaaon why satis
factorily explained to them. One of the con
testants is a vender of beverages and the other
an undertaker.
(ievelaad'a Majority laertaa'ag.
Naw York, Nov. 9. Tbe extont of the
Democratic victory is not yet told. Clove
land' majority in the State will reach th
eutnnoiis total of lUO.UOO, utterly imprecu
denttd in the history of the couutry. Coun
tie that never weut Democratio since the
Republican party waa organized, now have
eonu heavy for Cleveland. Out of aixtv coun
ties tho Republican carry just ten. But there
i something behind this, for notwithstanding
Cleveland's great majority he haa not received
ao many polls aa Hauoock had in 1880, when
the latter was beaten by 21,000. The fact la.
Republican either stayed at home or voted
for Cleveland, The rebuke to the adminis
tration ia everywhere considered complete aud
terrible,
TV feat faaaer.a ThJaks.
Philadelphia, Nor, 9. Simon Cameron
ha had a conversation with ex-Secretary Quay
and Chairman Cooper, regarding the Republi
can defeat in the State. Cameron did not
think it ush a defeat for hia aon as some peo-
SI imagined. AU hia friends running for the
tat legislature, ao far a he knew, were'
eleoted, and he believed if Donald deaired it,
he could succeed himaelf in the senate. Tn
defeat of the Rspublioan party in the State
would have a bad rffect because it kept both
factions apart. They oould never, in hi
opinlou, unite.
relgrr plalea.
Waimiinutok, Not. 9. In a conversation
on political topics thia morning Secretary Fol-
Kir expressed the opinion that until the exist
g breach waa healed in the Republican party
it cannot consistently expect success at the
oil. Judging from the tone uf hi remarks,
the secretary never entertained any idea of
uarryiiig New York,
Baiter Kalertala Ureal,
Ronton, Nor, 8. Gen. Cunt was driven
to the New England Mauufau tirer' and Me
chanic' Institute fair this afternoon, aud es
corted through the building by President Lit
tle, and waa afterwanl entertained at dinner
by Gorcinor-elcct Butler.
A laluabl fare,
SaATTi.r, Nov, 9, The cargo taken from
here by the steamer Geo. W, Elder to-day waa
the most valuable that ever left the Sound,
being valued at $400,000, Tho principal Items
consisted of 'J.000 centals oat, 5,000 case
aalmou and 1,477 bales hop.
Btr.lallta.
VxiU Ckvz. Nov, 9. A revolution m Ju
thltan in takiug largo proportions. Troops
from uaxaca attack Jiwuitan to-nignt,
aelsare r Uv Slack.
Aikxis, III., Nov. 0, Thia morning Jam
Johnson anil William Buchanan, acting for
tbe Clydtadale Building aud Exporting Coin
pany, with a sheriff and post, seised and
took away 134 Clydeadale hone from the
large stock farm of Col. Robert Holloway, a
well known importer and dealer of that breed
nf .Hti.l. f-.il II.1Iawa. m... lhlv ....
of animals. Col. llelloway waa merely att
ing aa an ageut of the company to aell horaea
for a (bare of the proceed. II haa repUv
lued the herd, which U vald at f?J3,000.
A M.rsa.a BTlatla.
Salt Laki, Not. 9. John Taylor, head of
the Mormon church, baa had another revela
tion to the effect tliat those of, th brethren
who held church office of high or low degree
and hare not obeyed the releaUal law, must
now go into polygamy or go oat f the church.
They have the choice of the penitentiary or
the wrath of Bos Taylor, There it a nutter
among the brethren.
iiladtLa.'t lateatl.at
IxiKiOH, Nov, 9. Th Timti says Cllad
stone's incidental remark laat night wilt ho
Interpreted in Ireland to mean home rule
that tli country abould know what It In
tended by this unexpected statement, and
that it i not to be auppoaed the premier or
hi lapporten hare any notion of proposing
the estat Iishment of independent legislation
for Ireland.
Terrlhte Bxalulea.
Victoria, Not. 8. Two men named Jone
were freighting a cargo of powder along the
wagon road for railroad works a few day ago
when tbe powder exploded. The horse and
wagon were blown to piece. The men were
dreadfully injured, but managed to walk some
distance before they were auccored. Ooe of
them has since died, and th other i dying.
Tlsaker Call are Katrlea.
Waxhikotos, Nov. 8. An evil which haa
grown, o great proportions, and for which a
emeuy ia ucing eageny suugns, ia iiuw in
attention ol Ui.inmiasioner Mcrar-
general land office. It i to pre-
ho make wnat i known aa
ntries from diaDOtinr of their
entry without having made some improve
ment, aa the law contemplates. Under' tbe
law, oce year is allowed for improvement, but
peculator have been in the habit of dispos
ing of land before the period haa elapsed, thus
complying with the letter while they violate
the (pint of the law.
Mineral rrednrl ef Japan.
Wahiiinotoic, Nor. 8. The consular re
port from Japan gives the following figures of
the mineral product of that country for 1877,
the latest year for which there is any return:
Gold, $233,843; silver, S40l,064; copper,
91,436,061; lead, $25,933; pig iron, $107,759;
coal, $1,712,493. In addition to these there
was in all a production of sulphur, sulphuric
acid, petroleum, antimony ana tin, the total
value of which was about 4,250,000 yen.
Tke Jury Bribery-
Washington. Nov. 8. In the police court
thia morning the case of Arthur Payne, one of
tne persons arrested on the charge ul attempt
ing to corrupt the jurymen in the star route
trial, waa sent to the errand Jury, In default
of $2000 bail Payne was lodged in jail.
Expl.slon r a Powder Mill.
Windson Mills, Que., Nov. 8. A mill
where powder is grained and polished ex
ploded to-day. Both buildinga were com
pletely destroyed. About six tons of powder
exploded. Ten acres of ground is covered
with the debris. Only one man, John Ran
dall, waa in the mill at the time. He waa
blown to pieces. The rest of the workmen
were at dinner.
Kxploslea of tias,
1'OTTSVILLI, Pa., Nov. 8. An explosion of
8 a occurred in an exhausted working rf the
irard colliery, at Oirardville this afternoon.
The detonation waa heard and felt at a dis
tance of three mile. Earth and rock were
thrown hundreds of feet in the air and scat
tered to great distance. Nobody waa seri
ously injured.
Blare and Iwa Men Barned.
Nkw Yohk, Nov. 8. A fire destroyed the
aiut and varnish atore of Isley, Doubleday &
Vo., 243 and 240 i'oarl atreet; loss fSU.UUU.
Fred Doubleday was burned to death.
Another unknown man wa terribly burned
about tn less.
Ball way Accident.
fJANOOR, Mo.. Nov. 8. A special train
which left Bangor this morning with the lead
ing officials ot the Maiuo Central railroad aud
the Eastern railroad came in collision with the
regular train at Lincoln, on the European aud
Nertb American road this forenoon. Two
rear oar on the passenger train were badly
damaged. One paasenirer had his leg broken.
The locomotive of tho special train waa thor
oughly tle-noliahcd and several membera of
tne railroad party received cuta and bruises.
Fgrptlaa News.
Cairo, Nov. 8. Lord Dufferin and tbe khe-
dive had a Ion" interview to-day.
The battle between the black troora and
the false prophet waa most desperate, Tho
former lost 1000 killed, while the false pro
phet suffered still more severely. The black
troops woro not routed as stated in the special
dispatch, hut rallied and reached Bara. The
governor aaya ho ia able to hold Khartum un
til aaiistauce arrives. Trader report that
Obeld aud Bara, which were besieged by the
false prophet, have been relieved.
Lord DuOcrin favors a trial of Araai Pasha
by Egyptian procedure. Government counsel
still continue to refuse to act if English pro
oeduro is followed in the trial.
Brediff, French controller, addresaed a pro
teat to Cherif l'aaha, president of the council,
against the arbitrary suspension of the board
of control, and aaya France maintain a right
to an exercise in the control,
BLKCTION NEWS.
New York, N,ov. 10. Complete aemi-otB-oial
returns aro now being received from coun
ties in New York State, and in nearly every
Instanoe they either decrease Folger'a vote or
increase Cleveland'. Only eight counties iu
the State have given a majority for the Re
publican candidate for governor and the foot
ing of the latest figures at hand ahow a ma
jority for Cleveland of 190,016.
Albany, Nov, 10, The free ranal amend
ment to the constitution waa adopted by over
S00.000 majority,
Ciuoaoo, Nov. 10, Returns f the State
for legislature ahow the senate will be com.
noted of 31 Republicana and 20 Democrata.
The house, will have 77 Republicana certain,
with a possibility ot 79, and the Democrata
74 with a possibility of 76. fivinu tho Ronub-
licans a majority of 12 to IB on joiut ballot.
which means the eloctinn of a United State
aeuator.
Omaha, Nov. 10. Returni ahow the elec
tion of Daw ra, Republican, for governor, and
tho rest of the State ticket by 12.000. with
the exoeption of Clark for treasurer, and (love
lor regent. Murtuvant, Democrat, fur treas
urer, will have 8.000 maioritv: Burke. I)umo.
orat, for repent, over Gove, 2,000; Valentine,
lor coiigreaa, win nave from TUU to l,UUU;
Laird, 4,000; Weaver. 3.500. The legislature
will stand about 00 Republicans, .10 Demo
crats, and 40 aiiti-mouopulisUi and iudepeud-
enia.
Dxnvxk, Nov. 10. Keturna from remote
prooiiiot are valuing lu slowly, Utatit, Dcm.,
i surely elected governor by not lets than
2,500, and Bedford is returned to congress by
about 800. Both brnuchea of the legislature
are undoubtedly Republican.
EuitKKA, Nov. 10. The count of tho State
ahow Casaidy for oongreaa, Adams for gov
ernor and the legislature a tie on joint ballov.
Saokamkmto, Nov, 10. Complete return
Siva Stoneman 3,250; Keteo, 3,064, And Budd
,014.
WALLA WALLA, Nov. II. Ilrent'a majority
u Columbia county is 231) in Garfield, 103;
in Spokan, 234. hnough oountle have been
ksard from to insure Brent'a election.
Arakl tiesa Ike KaujUah lata Traakle.
Caiku, Nor, 10, The Egyptian authorities
arretted a aerrant aent by some one of the
rrbel prisoner to the English counsel who is
acting for Arab! and his fellow. Sir Edward
Malltt, British Consul General at Cairo, there
upon demanded that he be released. Aiabi
in priaou is a greater curio to the people ot
England than Arab) free. The ooloatal blun
der of the trial of Arabi ia now universally ad
mitted. lactates! al Cay pi.
Pari. Not. 10. French journal in lead
ing article are very much incensed at the
Egyptian government for suppressing the Eu
ropean onutrol and attribute It to Lord Duff,
arin'i iufluence. La Partttmvt calls it brutal
caging tne
Und of 'the
rent persons w
timber culture e
and illegal. Jiutice ay it illustrate British
bad faith and bad policy even in the light of
British interest.
Alaaesl Disaster.
London, Nor. 10. The Standard this morn
ing regard the American election aa a rebuke
to Republican almost amounting to disaster,
and asks whether the Republican party will
retain enough energy and cohesion to purge
out tbe vicious element that haa long leavened
their mass.
Preaa Oplalaa on (Jladslane'a Aellea.
Dublin, Not. 10 The Freman't Journal
aayt:' Premier Gladstone never before yester
day declared so distinctly and clearly his
opinion of the necessity ef home rale or the
extent to which it should be conceded. It is
impossible to exaggerate the significance of
hi utterance. Gladstone would not dare to
nae the word he did unless there was aome
real meaning behind them. The proposition
that England will recognize home rule U dis
tinctly admitted and brought more clearly into
the domain of piactical politic by Gladstone
in hi speech.
The Irith Timti commenting upon this
point lay editorially: Gladstone baa made
a remarkable and emphatic new bid for the
Irish rote.
To Beferm Ike Nary.
Washington, Nor. 10. A secret meeting
wa held laat night which was attended by a
hundred or more natal officers, while four
hundred others were represented by proxies.
The object of the meeting was to formulate
plan for the consideration of congre-s looking
to obtaining a fairer distribution of offices and
securing a fixed roster and detail for service.
It claims that favoritism, detrimental to offi
cer, haa been since 1861, when Capt. Fox
became assistant secretary of the navy, and a
determination is expressed to have tbe matter
set right at all hazards. The names of thoae
present were withheld, but it leaked out that
they represented all sections of the country.
Two officer have come from west of the
Mississippi river.
Blerttodl's Mansion Barned.
at Irvington-on-the-Hudson, owned by Alfred
Bierstadt, the artist, waa destroyed by fire
this morning, lhe origin of the tire is un
known, but the theory is that it started in a
chimney flue. The building wo erected 16
years ago at a cost of $100,000. The stable,
75x50 feet, with a ceiling 35 feet high, war
situated in the rear of the second story. All
the rooms of the spacious interior were fin
ished in hard woods, and large Turkish rugs
took the place of carpet. The furniture waa
costly, and nearly every room contained from
three to ten valuable pictures of- famous ar
tists. In the library were two pictures of the
famous Yosemite valley, valued at $10,000
each. The house was filled with many valu
able trophies and curiosities which Bierstadt
had collected in the Yosemite valley and else
where. As far as known these valuable relics
and furniture are totally destroyed. The fur
niture itself was probably worth $10,000, and
the pictures and curiosities are estimated to be
worth nearly $100,000 more.
A New Monepoly.
9" Albany, N. Y., Nov. 10. T. C. Eastman,
of New York, W. H. Monroe of Albany, W.
H. Vanderbilt of New York and W, Arnold
of Chicago, have formed a company with a re
ported capital of $100,000,000 to oppose the
Chicago dressed beef enterprise. They will
have depots in every city where the other
firm haa agencies, and will sell beef
brought from Chicago in the American Re
frigerator company cars at prices which will
just cover expenses. This is coniidered a
move to crowd out the dressed beef trade in
the interests of tho livo stock business and
railway companies.
Hangers of Divorce
Washington, Nov. 10. Acting Secretary
Toslin decided a case to-day where a husband
I and wifo were voluntarily divorced in order
mat tne who migiit maKO an entry or iana
under the homestead laws. Tho woman sub
sequently lived with the divorced husband.
The decision holds that in consequence there
of lhe woman cannot be considered as the
head of a family within the meaning of tho
law, and the land entry is fraudulent.
Ball way Lands.
An appeal of the lawyers of this city to the
U. S. supremo court for an injunction to re
strain tho commissioner of the land office from
issuing any more patents to railroada which
had not completed their road in accordance
with their grants, was completed yesterday
ana forwarded to new lorn.
Gambelta Ike Beal Head.
Paris, Nov. 10. The Timti says of Du
clerc, that ho haa not altered the aapect of af
fair in France and aaya it must continne to
regard Gambetta aa the' real arbiter of the
r renen destiny, wnoever may be tne Republi
can statesman nominally exercising power.
Meellag T BMlallaU.
LTONs,Nov.l0.Socialite held a mtetinglaat
night Madame Paul Minok presided. Report
en of the daily presa, who had front seat and
were intending to furnish a full report, were
oxpelled by member of a aecret organization.
and the police, attempting to interfere to
prevent trouble, were pelted with mud aud
hustled about, with cries of, "Long live the
social revolution," After the speeches were
ended the meeting broke up in great dia
order. The police yeaterdav forcibly cleared a
square of the Hotel de Ville in order to pre
vent a demonstration that had been previously
announced would be held there.
Troop are confined to their barracks be
cause of fears that another outbreak may oc
cur. TME TBKr A88 LAW.
A much interest ia felt by the sportsmen
of this city in regard to the trespass law, a
copy ot it it given below. It will be n
that it ia in fore now :
SrcTtos 1, If any person shall go or tret
Ma upon any land not hia own, aud ahall
iau. neglect or refute to depart thereirom im
mediately, and remain away, upon the verbal
or printed or written notice of the person in
the occupation ot aaid land, tech tretipauer
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof, ahall be puniahed by fine
not lea than fire nor more than fifty dollar,
and (ball be committed, in default of payment
ot the fine impoeod, to jail of the county in
which the onviue i committed, one day for
each two dollar of the aaid fine,
Sao, 2 Printed or written notioea, having
attached thereto, by authority, the nam of
the person in the lawful occupation of aaid
tauda, and requiring all persona to forbear
tretpaaaing on aaid land and to depart there
from, potted in three ooaipicuou place on
aaid lands, ahall be held and deemed to be
sufficient notice, aa mentioned in Section 1 of
this act.
Sic. S. Justice' court ahall b jurisdic
tion oyer all offense defined in thia act.
Sic 4. All fine collected under the pro
vitiont of thia act ahall be paid into and snail
constitute a part ot th common tcbool fund
ot th county in which the offeoae i com
mitted. bio. 5, Inaamuch aa th pretent law ia in.
adequate to tne punishment of trespasser,
this law ahall take effect and be in force from
and after it approval by th governor,
Approved Oct 24, 1882,
Walla Walla want more voting pracinct.
STATE MEWL
Scarlet fever in Yamhill county.
Sheridan ha a new town hall. .
McMionville want a pelling tcbool.
Diphtheria still raging at The Dalle.
Game ia abundant in Washington county.
A revival meeting it in progrts at Molalla.
Tbe iron foundry at 'MoMinnville it 'nearly
completed.
Mechanic of every description are in de
mand at Salem. ' .
The fall wheat at Molalla look exceedingly
well.'
Foreat Grove ia going to hare a women's
college.
The tax collector i abroad, in the eastern
part' of the State.
Forest Grore farmers are holding their grain
for a higher price.
The Good Templar lodge at Hillsboro num
bers 104 members.
The Aitorian calls the recent election " a
cold day for boasitm."
A Frisco man talks ot opening a first-class
crockery atore in Salem.
Lafayette complains because no vegetable
can be purchased in that town.
The new term of the Wasco Independent
Academy begin an the 15th inat.
Work of repairing the opera house building
in Salem ia progressing rapidly.
Tom McEldowney killed a huge wildcat a
few mile from Hillsboro one day laat week.
Egg 50 cent a doxen in Canyon City, and
non in the market.
Annlea are offered at Corvallis for 25 cents
a bushel, and no buyers.
A Mrs. Wilkinton is superintendent of the
Indian school at forest Uroye.
Six thousand cast of aalmoa were put up
on the Umpqua thia season.
The bridge built nn the Coo Bay wagon
road at Sumner ia 530 feet in length.
The Baker City mills are not running, on
account ot tne corner in wneat created by tne
farmers.
A pamphlet descriptive of Benton county
will be published iu January by Hyde, Mans
field & Co.
Seventy-five men are employed on the
breakwater at Coo bay. Minimum wage,
$2 25 per day.
The Hillsboro Tribune wants some one to run
away with his neighbor' wife in that city, ao
it can get a good local.
On Saturday laat some Indiana caught at
the mouth of the Puyallup river, a aturgeon
weighing 60 pounds.
A band of aheep will be wintered on the
Malheur this winter. That country will, in
all probability, soon be occupied by sheep.
There are 14 families and 20 children in
Sumner, Coos county, besides those living on
farms close by, and still they have no school
there.
There seem to be difficulty in getting
freight hauled from The Dalles to Canyon
City now. The roada are not in the best con
dition. A new aaw mill it in course ef construction
on Kogne river, about ten miles from it
mouth. Measrs. John and William Huntley
are the proprietor, and the mill will be in
operation in a short time.
The Coos Bay Nttot says that Geo. Chard
haa 200 cedar logs in North Slough ready to
raft, and 200 more cut in the woods ready to
be hauled and put in the boom. The 400 are
said to be worth about $4000.
Many emigrants have lately settled around
Ruaselville and Dickey's prairie. They are
from grasshopper Kansas and appear to be
nonest sou muusinous citizen.
The work of archlug the long tunnel at the
new mill at Salem, says the Town Talk, pro
greases slowly. Heavy pumps work night
and day in keeping the water out, and work
la delayed by Ibe constant caving of the walls.
MoMinnville haa a young ladv who ar
ranges her bangs by applying mucilage. She
only need to drink half a pint of plaater of
pari in water now to be properly "jastitled'
all around.
Partiea in Hillsboro are circulating a peti
tion to have the connty road that runs be
tween that place and Beaverton ahortrned, by
changing it so that it will follow the railroad.
It ia aaid that at leaat two mile can be raved
by changing it thus.
Happy Valley has rather a curiosity in the
person of a little Frenchman, who pretends to
heal the lick, prophesy, make it rain, or atop
whi never it pleate him, and the people of
that lection hare given him two day to walk
away in.
The Oregon City Enltrprite aay that latt
week the Oregon City milla received 1,900
sacks of wheat from Hendricks of Wbeatland.
Thi wheat when cleaned at tbe mill had ooly
20 pound of screening, and it the cleaneat
lot ever received from any warehouse in Or
egon. While the Tribune reader ate cudgeling
their brains to aacertain why a.firtt-clata item
filoher liko Durham will persiat in hiding him
elf among the claatio hills of Washington
county, when Italy offer to broad a field for
firat-clau bandit. For further informatieu,
read ita State, territorial and telegraphic new
tlolen bodily from the Standard.
At the (table and atcckyard of Measr. W .
N. Wiley k Son, aaya the Waaco Sun, we saw
on Friday a fine large brown atallion, of the
"Luther ' stock, weighing 1570 pound, and
tending 16 8 handa high. He haa good legs,
good back and loiut, good thigh and ia well
coupled; a good, intelligent head, and alto
gether is a horse not often met here.
TsaANKICIVIflG PBBCIAMATI)!.
State or Orkoon, Executive Orrica,
Salem, Nor. 8, 18S2.
In accordance with a custom long eatab
liahed and in pursuance of a recommendation
of Cheater A. Arthur, President of the United
Stat, I recommend that Tnursday, the 30th
day of November, A, D. 182, be obaerved by
all the people of this commonwealth aa a" day
of pubho thankagiving and prayer to the Su
preme Ruler of the universe, who ha vouch
safed to us bU'iing innumerable during the
year juat paat. He haa granted abundant bar.
Vettt to the husbandman, prosperity to our
commercial interest and general health to all
of our people.
For the and all other bleating which have
been our portion, I. would recommend that
upon th day named all aecultr business be
ditpenied with and that our people aatemble
at their reapective house of worthip, and in
true lyropatny with the purpoae of thia pro
clamation give unto God thankagiving and
prala for hi many merciea.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto aet
my hand aud eauaed the great aeal of State to
be affixed thereto. Done at the capitolat
Saltm thi 8th day of November, A. D. 1882.
Z. F. Moodt, Governor.
By the Governor:
R. P. Eakbakp, Secretary of State.
Bta Baas."
" ' '- - Sm .Ate Wa
a, stfii, rkT, iW. si -.
TERRITORIAL.
The farmer in Colvllle ralley raited 30,000
bushels of wheat this year.
The Presbyterian church, at New Tacoma,
will be dedicated on the 26th intt.
At Seattle, on Monday, the wife of Dr. C.
S. Miller fell dead at her home apoplexy.
Jaa. Warner, of Walla Walla, recommends
Wing Lee, a Chines physician of Dayton, a
a sure ihet on diphtheria.
Some of the latest Pullman aleeping cars,
built for Iinei ibat do not ran dining cart,
contains a new. feature, consisting of a lunch
room or buffet, at which 'the traveler, can ob
tain an elegant lunch at moderate prices.
A wealthy Eastern capitalist deaired to
purchase water .rights in Spokan Fall, but
waa discouraged -from investing iu that city
on accout of the exorbitant prices asked for
the water power, say th Walla Walla
Union.
Wft. F. Zeek brought to Vancouver laat
week a boiler and 40-horse power engine,
double rotary saw and all machinery, requisite
for the largest lumber mill yet built in Clarke
county. It will be established not far from
Vanconver. Juat how soon it will be in oper
ation ia not yet determined.
The vote in Port Townsend this year, aaya
the ruget sound Argue, indicates a consider
able gam in population. Two years ago the
vote cast waa 167; yesterday 249 votes were
polled. Averaging according to estimates
elsewhere, thia would indicate a population of
izou.
The Tacoma Ledger aay that John Laugh-
Un, of South Prairie, haa sold hi farm of 160
acre, for $1000. When it is reflected that
Mr. Laughlin simply aold a relinquishment,
and that the party purchaaing must begin at
the beginning ami com pi v with all therequire
ments, it will be seen that lands in that
vicinity have a real and, not an imaginary
value.
From an exchange we glean the following :
Mr. Wm. Callow, of Mason county, went
down to Puyallup on Tuesday to be married
on the following day to Miss Hattle William
son. Arriving there, he found the young lady
aick, and immediately started to New Tacoma
for assistance, but ahe died before his return,
on Wedneaday, the day ahe waa to be married ,
Miss Williamson died of scarlet fever and waa
buried in her wedding dress. Her age wai 18
yean and she was a grand-daughter of Judge
F, Kennedy.
II. CARPENTER, 91. D.
PHYSICIAN and SUKGEON .
(Late of Salem.)
Office up stairs, N. W, Corner of 2d and Horrlsoa St
rUHTljAflll, UKtuun.
Will practice In Portland and surrounding couutry.
auarl-tf
Celebrated Horse Shoeing
SHOP.
224 Second street, bet Salmon and Main.
JOHJf MeARDLE, .... PBOPBIETOB.
All Horaea Entrnated to my crnrf) will
be kindly treated.
INTERFERING AND OVER-REACIIINQ 8TOPPKD
or money refunded. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Town of
SELLWOOD
On tht East bank of tke Wjlunettee St mUat
from the business center of Portland.
f-VFFERS BETTER INDUCEMENTS IN THE
east of reaching the dty.
HEALTBFVLME8H OF LOCATION,
COOB BBAINASK,
And facilities for procuring pun water, and plenty ol it
than any other addition to the city t Pertlaad.
The Companrs
ferry Boat DolI,
Is at preatnt maklaf four trip per dry. It NEW
FERRY BOAT will next Sommtr make hourly trip
to and from tht tewn, maklaf tht dlttauot tnttdt ef
U minutes, and when necessary halt hour trips will bt
mads.
Lota art sold oa to popular
MSTAXUIFJrr PLAN, WaTBOOT INTBBEST,
ON BBBBBBBB PATafBNTS.
.... es noft from tlOO to 210 and In.,..
Monthly Payments of $10 Each;
t.For Haas and circulars address,
T. A. WOOD,
PORTLAND, OREOON.
D. M. GUTHRIE.
DalUa, Polk County. Or.
....BREEDER OF....
,.,... PURE BLOOU
Freaeh, Spanish and American
Merinos, also Cotswolds.
, AUWed istriciljr part aad stparaU. riontbtbtti
unporttd locks oa the coast. A portion of thtm are
from UM taaneaa rnaeh Sock of 1. D. Patttraoa, of
Ntw Ytrk. aa R. Blac af Oaliforola, aad impottol
from Bacop bj James Roberta, (afv SpaaUV art
d.ssss is att from Rami aad Iia !mportdfrom Ntw
York. VarmeaL Oallfarnla and Hun! Smn, th. a.wa
ef Haaamead, .fCkwaO. Ban a Boa., aad tqoal to
aa) lata. world.)
JBtfirlmtat of wool from my shtep oa hand.
aUl iMalrtMaaa were kr Letter. Callea
ud asmltt toth thto aad wool.
D. M. QUTaPtlE.
R. WI1'HYCMBg, V. 8.
VETERINARY SURGEOH,
rwrtlaad, artisa.
Writs PrtilpUaaocIlnsf allcUaattof toc
rtM,M Nttacli pntcrlpUoa srrlttea. Statt'sTor1
as sad t( at aalatalt a aaarat jisstflilt.
P. Baoaalt Blackaawk Mahlaa. M Isinni
St.. baa. Starb .iniv ""
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TBBBQ .AftsFsftTxw.fi I Cft Tmm Opens CIsmh,
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BltUae Oor.TMtvttatkaadtaftoiat.
TUTHS
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SYMPTOMS .
TORPIDLIVER:
tha HaaeiT 'wrtth aTar3l"Z.'2J
vi-v ii CI-' jr.-"K"'.H1 n .;
"Te ?." .ji r usa one
blade, fullneaa altar aatlna. with i .
LrrMabllitr of temper. Low ipirlU. wlui
aiselliicof haTlng neglected (omadatr!
Waarinesa, Dlizine s, Fluttering- at Uu!
Heart, Dote before the eye. Tallow Bkfiu
Headache generally ovor the rlaht mS
Beatleeaness, with fitful dTeamaThiti-'
colored Urine, and i a j-
CONSTIPATION.
TtTTTS PIXL8 a re ipeetalljr adapted t
ueh eaaet, ouo iIom asraeta such a chaan
f feellnc-" ' natonlstttara tnfferar.
Tber laMirt-as Use Asmatlttsaad cause Uu
.body to. Take on Flesh, tbus tnt tysttm la
'MslaJscAaad by tbeir tfonle Artiais on th
BtjrattlTe Orastaa. aJMrttlar sMoaUa art era:
daosd. Wa a cent, all Mnrrmy ) . TfV
TU ITS HAIR DYE.
Gsut Haia oa WmsKiraa chanced to a Qlokst
Black byaalncieappUcatlonorthlsDrx. It Im
parts a natural color, acta Instantaneously. Sold
by Druggists, or aent by express on receipt of tL
OrPICK. as MCBBAT BT., JTEW YOBK.
(r. Tim aUXClt TsImM. Ubmalba aat
CMtal amass, wui kt auIM IIU tTTrrSaUnJ
uinatinn to exertion, rr Kr,..- ..z.zrx
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