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PENDLETON, UMATILLA CO., OREGON. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. 1880.
KtEORITY LOl-UB NO IB, I, O. O. F
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brsnwrroN ciiaitkrno.zi, r, a. m.
...i uli Krlitnv of each inonlli. at 1M
Ijrtk, J. 1'. HUSllKK,!!. I'.J F. II. l.'LOITON
rtury.
I LODUK NO. M, A. K. A A. M
Mf.i.nn t io ncronu mm rounii Aion
. iuii month, nt 7:30 o'clock. II. ,1
nt if W I'. iWtiriWI. Knprfltnrtf.
BUY-
t ..n-iv. r fiiiriL vr, m a t a. a r
L idiI third MotiilayH of rnch month at
lo'clacK. i. Ji ini.i.ior, rr. m,, iu A I,
iims, secretary.
linLA IiOIKlK NO. Ill.A. O. U. W. Meet
I .-..f riiilnutnv llltfllt llL the Rnfllni.
o, t 7:fo o'clock. J. 0. I.kasuhk, M.
ICREKA LOIX1K NO. 32. 1. O. O. F. Meets
i wry uniuruiiy eveiuiiit i ;)o ciock
1 ' M. U llaaurourk.N. a.
hVATILLA r.NUAM PMENT NO. 17. 1. O
J a V. Meet on tho second and hut
kij of escn inniiin, hi 7!.'W o'clock
ruyrilMOUK, i,. l .1 r.. r- niiAUON,Mcriue
luUIXK IlKIIKCCA LOIN J K No. 13, I. O.
o.r. Miet mo nrsi nun mini Tiiur
lofucn mnmn.
llRUONY I.ODOK NO. 21. If. OF I
MM" iii mm renews1 nun virr men-
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C.JIW. WUITAKKK,IV. Ul U.UI1U K,
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OJd rellnw' llau every Wednesday
If nt 7130 O'CIOCK. M, MOIIKIIKAI), C.
.UAitr ir.iiu, i. ui ih. iiuii n.
. n liuilrliiiul. n a it ...... ...
II ni'iii' i wnii ... mruii. lib
Wheeler1 Hull every Thunuluy night.
. VAirtr, Coiiimaiiiler; J, H. Howkn.
ATTORNEYS.
rSTIN. TURNER A CHKWH. ATTOIL
Ittjiit lour. Room is and lO.Auocla.
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u. Oitlco Ilixim Na II. AmocIu
li'k, remllelon, Oregon.
liLKV A IIM.LKIIAyT "ATrOllNKYH
ilAV. Iince ltMm 1.2. 3 mill 4 A.
loolllock, I'eiullclon.Ort'Koii.
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IitUw, Ko-iikh No. fi ntul 6, Anaoclu.
Roe, Vnillntmi, Oregon.
It RBAN, ATTOIINKY AT LAW
ucifet-.Mnin Htivcl. in Tliomion
UlullUliKfi over the rout-Oilier,
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uirgnu.
U. SI. I'lllTV.IT. PIIYHIOIAM A V II
Griffon, unices Over MiMirlioune a
imorr' more, corner of JuIiikoii nnci
fflrwu, I'emlleton, Or-voii
l 1' I'tvn r t L,L.mt. .ii.iii
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1 womeu ami children.
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MK0HANIC8.
HJ( JAY. HATM-FRtl A VII PA II I.-11
piajtr. Work nromntiy done. Ive
1 Wheeler A Ureene, on Court
PAIiKKH. CONTRACTOR AND
Mer. l'tnitlntnn nn.rnn. ITnuutrv
glally, Katlmate furnlibedon
l'luer. Leave onlerM at residence.
'UxltandThomnaou streeU. IVnille.
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taut. -
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traUreuon. Blackumlth work nf all
fcihi: . b"t wlble manner, and on
rterm. Particular attention glv
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OFFICE: 1 34THIRD STflCE 7,
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First National Bank
OF PENDLETON
LEVY ANKKNY. I'reldnt.
JACOII FRAKR, Vice PrevldenL
BAM P.HTIIIiaia, Cashier.
C. II. WADK, AstUMnt Caibler.
Transact a 6iHiraBaiikiRe BhsIriss
Exchange on All Paris of the World
Bought and Sold.
Collection made at all point on reasonable
term.
Headstones' Monuments
R. F. BEALE,
Marble and Stone
Contractor.
For design and price connltJee Fall
ig. Main "tree!, Pendleton. Ktlmate
aivrn on tnne work,
Thi PindlBton Kollir Mills,
(Caiacity too barrel prday )
W S. BYERS & CO, Proprietors.
Pendleton, Oregon.
Manufacturer of llraham, granulated and
elf-rUdng Flour,
'ah frier fia rer aii
Ktudn or Urnlu.
HlshrHt
rionr.wMl, chop, feed Me. alwyon haDd
iirHiria rn.lll tltn Four (treat
Mart of Hi World
Ciiicauo, Jan. 2. Wlu-at weak; Jnn
W flwl t l)u;si Kebruurytl.OO;
"Ki Jan. L Wheat niurkut
(0(lliV tn U'unL- t ..nun.,. 1 niil. .
i-eoruury 1.W'; March I.03i May
t.u;,. ,
hAN Fuancibco, Jan. 2. Wheat dull,
but Arm. lluycr tlioycar $1.42; buyer
tnu neuHon fi.lH,';.
JiiVKiu-oob, Jan. 2. Wheat Meadv:
it .
iainornta 7b. (Kl.
l'ttKTLANU i,)INT8.
A New.y Hatch or Item from the Mrtrnp
ilia.
PoiiTLAND,Jan.2. ChurlcH Sclitnldt wuh
tried in tho eriuiinnl court thlu morning
uu an iiiuii'iinuiit ciiarKinu 111m witit tho
iurcony of u milt of clothes from it room
011 November hint. Tho trial luxtiwl an
hour, mid thn iurv returned n vnrillct of
uuiity in 11 vu minutes, ilu will receive
his Bcntcnco to-morrow morning. Tho
defendant is u lino looking (ierinun, and
lias only been out from thu old country
x short time.
J. r. Median, Htierlntendent of tlin
I'ullmun Car Company, has issued un or
itur to )onurs to allow no piniullnu on
tho curs, and if, after the ilavcrs liuvo
iKfll notified liv thotiortcrs In il'eslkt.tlinf
coutinuu, tliuu tho mutter will bo ut onco
illVostiL'uted bv thu sumirlnlniiilniit. A
full uro on lliu pmt of thu tor tors to do
their duty will Imj stillleient cain-o for re
moval. This will, to a certain extent.
put a ston to tliocu shurneM who make It
u httnlnes to travel on thu cars, heckintf
wnoiii tuny may devour.
flio Mill of tho lutii Jacob Cllnn wn
Hied for iirobalo to-day. in which ho bo-
iueallics to Ids three ilmmhtcrs, one son,
and six cmndehlldren, each, one dollar,
uud tho resldtio to his sn, Jacob, and
(laughter, Juno, in equal shares, and ii
imiiuis iiiem jointly 111s executors witiu
bonds. Thu estate is valued at $:'.'.000
1. V. Watkius. Iid was couvicted
somo timu Hinco of the crlmu of steulliiK
thu contents of a registered imekaue. was
sentenced by J udu Deady this moinlui;
to two year' imprisonment in 1110 hhi
tontlaty. 'lliu cin'ii:tcd man Fcemed to
Liko it coolly, uxivpt saying that hu did
not know what would l;eeoiui of his wife,
Iho small children, and his crauiimotlier,
wlio wero depending upon liim for sti
port, lie will be uken to Haleni to-mor
row.
Tho cam of tho United Slates lUMlust
1), K. IIol'iu) and .1. II. II0111I fur hoio-
stealint;, bus I'ct'ii on trial all day, and 1
TIIK 8KNATK IN NK8HION.
Thone I'rctent, and How They NtrURBled
The Turin' lllll Taken tht.
Wahhimitun, 1). C. Dee. 2. There was
almost tho usual quota of Senators pros-
mien vyiiapiuin iiuiiur mailii tiio
ppeninn prayer in tho Senate to dav.
benators I'addock, Ilcrkinuson. Davis
ami t nunaier were early In the chamber,
riiiuistjiity arrived soino minutes before
noo.i ami sitiuiK nown ut the side of Sen
ntor ueorra oxn iilned to him nt i-r,.,it
K'tiKth tho political status in Delaware
At noon, when Senator Infills called tho
Senuto to order there were Present Sen.
A 111 t II ....
mors iiiorriii. rum. uoar. 1'adiInJV.
Davis. Chandler, Gibson, Ueon-e, tl.itcs,
Saulsliurv. I'nuin Ti.lti.r lllu, m
, - , "I -v.. v., .r,.., 4'lMll-
dersou. Hlwoek and Kdwanls: McPher-
sod entered dtirini: the uraver. lleforo
tllO rcadlllB of thu lolirnuf onrlmli.il
Cockrill entered. Messrs. Dolnh. Halo.
V'II t ....... .11 ..V . .. '
iiduii 111 iiiwa, .lievjuiiom, i'iibii, itan-
soin, unce. Payne, Coke, Palmer.
htowart, Aldrich aud Sherman entered
ncioro tlio end of the morninif hour. A
iiuorutn was present. Tlio ptllorlcs wore
mien. 1110 .Misses iiastiuir, who are
quests of 1'icsident Clovoland at tho
IlltO House. (Ht'llli eil tlio imiH'iil vn
gallery. A larru basket of (lowers
adorned tlio desk of Senutor Stanford.
At the clone of thu niornim; hour tlio mn.
slileratlou of tho larlir was a'sutued, tho
penmiiH iiuesiion LeliiK tlio amendment,
mnkiiiK tho rate on yarns .Ti per cunt, ad
valorem, Instead of ten cunts tier
pound.
MOItK FIHIIKHIKS DISI'UTK.
Nrnator lloarlnlriiilticrea Itetnlutlnn Coil-
in nil nu Heal Pl.hrrle.
Wanihnuton. Jun. 2. Senator Hoar
to-dav introdiiml a rcsolulion which wax
adopted, axkinr tho President to trans
mit to Lonuress any e.orrosoiidenco ho
has had with (Ireat Ilrllaiu coiicurnhiu
real fisheries In or near llehrhn; SlnillH.
csecially us tothu solxuro of any vessel of
1110 uniieii Males or other countries, anil
wuat ret,'uiationi Kovurinuu the llsliuries
navo lecu uiloptcil by this Koveriiiuent.
Hoar s.ivs there) have lseii. ami urn kIIII.
Sos ,ti,"ut 1 !!m''!,;i,,'H m) liw,ri!'"
iii.i.mi niiiiiu iiiiiiin .iiiiern.iii ve.Hni'iH,
that while thuy aio not N'rmItted to take
seals out at sea, which is orfcclly proT
and right, no interfeicnci) is made with
thooiK'nitious of vessels of other countries,
particularly those of (licit Ilrltiiin, unit
liu wants Io know why.
III.' WII.I. SIKXlr TIIKM.
I.eKlllinlrr Will Hlimit Forrliriier Who In
Irrfriiln I'ulll li- In Ihijil,
Nkw Yohk. Jan. 2. Tlio .Mall uud Kx
press In an extra edition prims u dispatch
1 rum rort an rnnco. iimier iiatooi Dei
STATE AND COAST WEWS.
VAN TAHMKI.I.'S ASl'HNSION.
II Line Uli Hold on the rarnrhute, hnl
the Ntrap Aroiiuil Ilia Waltt Haelll
l.llr.
Hkatti.k, W. T. Jan. 2. Van Tasicl
niudohls much talked of balloon ascension
parachute jump hero to-day in sight of
liianv thousands of ihhiiiIu. When ulHitit
7,000 feet up tho ueronatit iimdo his jump.
The llrst five hundred feet made ut a
frightful velocity. When tho umbrella
opened Van Tassel lost his hold on tho
purachuto and was held onlv by tlio strap
around ids waist. Ho finally succeeded
in rcKulnini' his grusp, though tho vesicl
OKClllateil wldi'lv 1(1 11ml .fro ilnrlno tint
the struggle rendering his oirortM ox-i-cedingly
hurd. Tho descent was made
tn Hie water about waist deep and tho
uailoonist wus plckcil up by 11 small
1m)uL
not yet given to tho jury. 'Iho attorneys
on both sides uro doing their level best,
unit inure is plenty 01 testimony on Ijoiii
hum.
Fourteen ea"cs wcro dlsimsed ol in tho
silicu court to-day. Thoro were one for
oaming 1110 streeis, 0110 lor isjggtng, one
or larceny, one for gambling, uud oro
for being drunk.
J. It Dickson und wife, and Hurry II.
'ond, of Pendleton, uro in the city.
EASTERN NEWS.
Ki:x.vri: and iiohnk.
(Juorum In I 1ik hnnale I'ri krnl, Hut net
Kuuiiuh In llm llnu.r.
Wabiiinoton, Jan. 2. Thcru was more
than a iiuorum of Senators present.
Among tho petitions und memorials pm
enteil und leferred was ono by hMinunds
from tho brunch of tho N Oman's Itellef
Hoard of Salt I-ako City, remonstrating
gainst any uclfon ol Loi.grers looking Io
tho admission of Utah as a ht.ito. M-
iniinds Bald he wus hupny to think there
was not niueli (lunger oi any such action
nt this session. Another by Hoar to pro-
hibit disenfranchisement on mvjuint 01
1 .t ii . ti
M'if. one liv Mieruian iroin 1110 jiosion
board of trade fur suppression of the pur
chuso of silver bullion und tho coinago of
Hitver dollars
Not more than eoventy-nvo mcmners
were in atiennanee aner 1110 reuuniK ui
tho Journal, the speaker prwceueu to
call en the committees for reports, but
nono were submitted. A bill was iusmju
..i-inilnif nniiiial leave of absence of thirty
days to employes ut me uurtuiu 01 i-ukcut'
l ' I ln.In.. In .J.ww. .if (ttt01 llflVU
log BIIU iiiiihiib, in r'" ...vv j
TMK WOOL MAIIKKT FIRM.
Th Deraaad fr Wool Hleady In llP.tonl
Uoldar lndlnrekt Akuut Helling.
Boston,4 Slass., Jan. 2. Tlio demand
for wool is ateodv. Hie jirojiortlonB ol
tho Bales Is good, me prices remain very
firm and unless tlio outside values can
. nhtafnpd. holders of deBiraulo wools
are Indifferent about selling. A small
stock of domestic wool is reasou enough
for dealers to hold on to their supplies.
In Territory and other unwasueu ooi
have been sales of scoured on a bus is ol
6003 cenU for tlno una meuium.
Pulled wools will bell at -iuit. ceum win
Western auriertino at sjbaj ceuw prin
cipally.
dot the tilrphant Oft" III Hand.
New Yohk, Jan. 2. Adam Foa-paugh,
,. l,n Mi,m linn offered to L'ivo tho cle-
hunt Tip us a New 1 ear's present to the
city. Tlio ..tiering was uecopun, '
animal willreacnwenirai rar
Heisel.hleen ) cars old .ten
weighs Uvo tuns and is valued at fbOJO.
kuuk in a cuiii.ion
New Orleans, Jan. 2 -Tho steamer
urinutli was stinK in a
1, stating that tho Haytlan ni'Msp.isrs
eat .Mr Thomson, t'nft -d Slates Minis-
31,
tre
ter to I lay I i. In a very violent umiinur,
und that M'vcrut Americans have Is'cu
placed under uncst, Thu dispatcli nlso
siaUM mat tno .mericuu coiihiii.iIc s
Illicit with refugees. la'gl'Imu Is said to
have announced Unit ho will, if neccsarv.
shodt all foreigners who iiieddlu in thu
politics of Haytl.
small rox i.i'im:iit;.
It UHprradliiK Kaituuril No OirM.lnii fur
(Ire It Alarm M1 Yet.
Ai.iianv, N. Y. Jan. 2 (Viinmnnlcu
tioiiH received ut tho ollico of thu Statu
board of health ludictto-i thu osIbliy
if u BinullKjx cpldeuilo this winter.
Thu disease seems to bu spreading Hast-
ward. While there is as yet no occasion
for great alarm it would buadvlslablo for
ull, who navo not douo so, to Ihi vaccin
ated.
Trouble lu Nainoa.
Wasiiinoton, Jan. 2. Mr. Morrow, of
Culitornla, to-day presented to tlio iiotiso
u mumoriul of Iho chamlH.r of commurcu,
of Sun Francisco, calling atlentlou to tho
uecresslvu action In tlio liennun govern
ment in the Kamoan Islands, which
It characterized us destructive to Ameri
can interests, cruel and unjust to native
inhabitants, aud hostile to the United
States. It states that Iho (icrinan irov
eminent intends to subjugate tho island,
and such is its evident Intention, Thu
chamber of commerce, in the naiuo of
the Paciflo coaat, calls on Congress to
tako such decided uction in Samoa that
tho American interest may bo considered,
American citizenship respected, and thu
agreement by Germany with Hrltain ind
the United Stales in regard to thu Indo
pendunce of the islands held inviolable.
Admiral Luc' KepnrL
Wasiiinoton, Jan. 2. Tlie State De
partment to-day made public the report
of Admiral I.tico in regard to tho surren
der to the United Stuaes ol tho steamer
Ha) thin Republic by the government of
HuvtL The admiral's report confirms
the dispatches already reieived by the
associated press from its corrcsondent
on board thu United States steamer.
Hprrrkel In Chicago,
Ciiic'iiii Jan. 2. Clans Spreckels, of
Califor . and his privato secretary,
Chan. iickland, arrlvtil hero this
inornln ui Nin trancisco. Ilieywin
leave fo. b I ..st this afternoon, where
they will ito n some time.
To be t'ot lector oltuiloin.
Wasiiinoton. Jan. 2. To day President
Cleveland sent the following nomination
to the Senate! U-slIe Cnllom, of Tennes
see, to lo w llrctor ol cuttoms for the dis
trict of Puget Ho- 1 d.
TwuSkuier Iirnwnril.
InvivoTON, N. Y.. Jan. 2. The ice In
Washington Park broke yesL-rday und
flficen iersons. who were skating ut the
NTAIIK KOIIIIKI).
Tlirl.ipre.il Ilnff miiiI tha Mall :ilii Hilled
ofl heir Cnnteiitit,
Ol.YMllA. W. T.. Jan. L Tin, -tin...
fioiu Montesano was held tin this even
ing at Hush prulriu, three miles from this
city, and thn trcastiro-hox of tho North
western hxpress Co. aud t in ma I bairn
wcro taken by tho robber. No clew can
Isi obtained as to thu identity of H 11, iter
1 .... . . . . . . :
sun, us uu wus musKctiunii ins icut weru
milflied. Hu curried u Winchester rilln
and thu driver was unarmed. Thoru were
two pussonges on the stage at the time,
neither of whom was molested.
The l.clli.n III I'nr litiul.
PoiiTIANIi. Jun. 1. Thu eelliMii cjur.n
oil' us adveitised, but wus 11 Ksjr show.
11 wus qiuio cloudy, uud the sun was vis
ible only occasionally. Tho thermometer
droniicd seven dcurees ilurlriu? iho iurlil
of the greatest obscurity.
A Ca.hler Killed.
Kkiiiiino. Cal.. Jan. 2. Diulluv An.
diew, cushlur of tho bank of Northern
California, was thrown from u buuity Sun
day night anil died from Ills injuries this
morning.
A Hralieinaii Klllt.il.
Stockton, CuL, Jan. 2. lily Disillttle,
a brakeman, 'XI years of age, fell oil a car
and iiiulur thu wheels last night, uud was
Instantly killed,
"fjreign"nes.
TI11 llnyllun Itrpnlillc llelea.rd,
Santiaiio hi: Cuiia, Jun. 2. Thu
American squadron, couimundi'il by
Lucy, sailed yeslonlay for Ihlsiiort with
the Hiatiaii Itoiiiililiolu two of thu Hag
ships (iiihiiia. I'hu Auiurlcuu rusiduuts
uro angry hccmixo itdiulrul Lucy was not
nrilmoit to oxiicl uu liiduiiiully. The
I l.i liait Itunublii) will iiwult hur crow
iiuiu and trko 11 cargo of logwood for
llo.tju.
HiiiilmiKer Ciilillilenl.
i-aiiih, .inn. iioiiianger iiuiu 11 re
cepuon iui evening, which was very
hugely uttended. In reply to uu iiddiess
iruiii inu p.itiioiiu leaguu, iiouiangcr ox-
prcsKcil himself ciinlldeut that Paris
would elect him to u seat in thu Chiimhcr
of Deputies, A special detective watched
tho limi'ii and imnln a note of those who
visited tho general.
HiiilUiiKer' Itr-il1un.
Paiiis, Jan. 2, lloulangor held a ro
ccption Inst evening, which was largely
uttended. In reply to un address from
the iKitriotlc leader, HoiilaiiL'cr oxnrcrscd
coufldenco that Purls would elect him to
tho cIiuiiiImt of deputies. Sjieelul detec
tives watched the hoiiKaiid 111111I0 notu of
thosu who visited thu general.
TheHrulat l'rl fll!lilr..
llrrrAW. N. Y.. Jan. 2,-Tho backers
of Sullivan and Kilraiu urn oxictcd 10
hold u meeting Mouday, when they will
room tn 1111 iliiilnrriluiiiUiiif rif:irilliiL. Him
light lietwcuu tliu two, wlilcli Ills Is-en country i.ouiuy legislators,
talked over
months.
An Irl.li Tenant Murdered,
Duiii.in, Jan. 2. A farmer mimed
Ilrovwi. who had taken a farm from which
tenants had been ovlcteil, was set liixin
by four men uud brutally murdered on
thu highway near Ilullinasloo. Ono
arrest.
1IOKH NOT IIKLIKVK IT.
A Very l.lliernl Oner lit the "Cow Counlle.'.
Tho follow Ingcommiiiilcatlon(iinslgiiiHl)
was recelvoil :
Pniirt.ANi,, ()u Jan. 1, 1881).
Hon. J. P. Wager. To thu Honorable,
the Senators and Assomblymon of tlia
Stuto of Oregon, representing Country
Coiinlles:
Ueiitlenon: Wo, thu iHilltlcal repre
sentatives of thu iwnpln of Multnomah
county, convened in prellminuray caucus,
have devised und proisiso for vour consid
eration the enclosed xilltleal ciuergrncy
contract. Please consider Its provision:
carefully. Wo think the amount of pat
ronage apportioned to the country coun
ties is mure than they could with reason
demand, but, in consideration of your
faithfulness In thu last great national
struggle, and the little help you then
.Horded us, wo feel more than usually
generous this year. If you have biiBlncss
managers Instruct them tn sign for you,
mid countersign with their own name,
that wo may know whom to treat with
when you ate momentarily Incapacitated.
After examining, approving und signing
the contract, please return It to our exec
utive committee, Messrs. Simon and
Dolph. We have, sent to your rosncctlvo
addresses railroad paSscs which will ex
pire with thu present year. Wo will liuvo
the same rO'issiiud, so, that as individuals.
you will not feci thu burdens Incident to
travel during tliu year I ( lobenatoni
just elected wo will extend passes fimn
year to year covering the term of their
ollico.) If, under thu present ilatiinublo
Democratic Postal Irregularities, any of
tliesu (lasses liitvu genu est ray, or those of
IHS'.l don't reach you in due time, plcuso
notify our, executive couiinlttee and tho
letiirn mall will see you properly )os
sessed. It is to Ihi IioimiI thu unclosed
contract may Is) signed by you ns for
warded, hut should thu tiHsliiino charac
teristics lie dovoloK.d in some of your
members, wu will penult you to vote tor 1
Speaker of tlio House from u
country county, but lu 110 other
particular will wo allow you
any discretion. Wo sincerely hoisj tho
old udage, "'I hero is lioimr among '
'"may not bo dNpnwed In our
iiilercoursu with ouu another. f r wn uro
treating this matter us strictly cunllduii
tial uud with 11 slucuilty reudeied super
lative by its vital Import. We give it to
you, strictly lu charge, do not dlicuss
this matter with uiiv 0110 save 11 brother
la'gislator, ami should there Ihi any
among your members s Ignorant of tho
ciihtoms uud usages which have heroin
fore governed llio distribution of legisla
tive patronage us Io think that Multnomah
is exuding too much under the provisions
of thlscoutraet, wo can assure him wo uro
asking no morn tli.iu haveitlw ivs been
granted our picdecessors uud their man
tigers, uud wu desire only to isirpelu.ilo it
liuiu liou'iniil practice. At (Ids poi it It
may be well to euggest with us much
fuco as Killcy will istruilt ihatwo is
cupy llio vantage ground ami muv ad
vance tho Interests if our friends or se
riously reimil tho iidviiucemuiit of those
opNtsed to us, Should there Is) any
among you with infantile iimliitli ii, you
will Isi ossflally guarded not to iiwukeu
our displeasure, or our midwife will sever
its 11mbilic.il cord close to the tssly. Wu
urn supported by monoM.sts, corpora
tions, rulhoads uud other leagued com
binations, uud are lu a ssitlon to uiuko
it 1111 object to you to "stand lu." Wo
giiurauico the faithful performance of till
written agreements entered into by our
executive loiuiuilten. Should you visit
Portland we would Ik, pleased to have
ton cull 011 them, and promise you it
hearty welcome Sign and forward con
tract. AND IICUN THIS I.ErrKII.
Following h tho
l-OI.ITICAI. KtlKllOKNI'V CONTIUOT.
This Agreement, made und entered
into by and Initweuu Multnomah County
legislators, parties 01 1110 iirst purl, ill. a
parties ol
so much for tho i..it fnw ' the second nart.
Willi. .UK.II. Tlml tin, lirirlt- of IIik
and Knur...
lug. Another Cock
Idiot Mirird'
auii nun
The Mall
Taper. Srl
ntor.
New York, Jun. 2. Haytlau Minister
Prenton when shown the dispatch from
Port an Prince, publlsned in the Mall und
Kxpress this afternoon, respecting for
eigner' arreet. and csiKtlallv Aiiiencaus,
who Interfere In Huytlan olittcs, said lie
had received no Information In conformity
with sucli u report, nor hail he heard of
any complaints about foreign interference,
and that ho therefore did not believe the
story,
The Terrllurle Chancre.
Ciiicaoo. Jan. 2, Colonel Itroadwuter.
of Montana, Is In the city. He has re
ceived from Senator Mitchell, of Oregon,
assurance that Montana and the other
territories, except Utah and New Mexico.
are likely to be admitted during thu
session.
A New nag.Nhlp.
Wabiiinoton, Jan. 2. Tho United
States steamer Itlehmond will probably
fall to day from Norfolk to .Montevideo,
wbete she will icliuve the Hwurtu as flag
ship of the South Atlantic Squadron.
Iho Haarta will printed to China.
High! uf Way Ur-ulrd.
Washington, Jan. 2. Tho presM
has rigncd the ui t granting the ("
Water uomiuny lliu right ol way
Irst part, for mid in consideration of tlm
covenants uud agreements of and by thu
iiaitics of the second part, hereinafter sot
forth, do covenant aud agree with the
parties of the second part to yield and
grant unto the parties of the second part
the right und privilege of naming Incum
bents for iho following named otllcersat
and during the next session of the legis
lative Assembly uf the State of Oregon,
viz: Assistant Secretary of the Senate j
Assistant Chief Clerk of tho IIoiimi; Ouu
iloor-keosir of thu House and assistant;
Two Committee Clerks und two Pagea 1
the House.
And the parties of the second Par'
consideration of the alsjve named
leges and concessions, solemnly cr
uud agree to recognize, uphold ur
the ubMulutu and unqualified do
thu Managers of thu Miiltiiouu
tlon over us and each of us, uik.
slltuenU and thu constituents
us In the aelenflon of incuuibe
ofllces of Unitiil States Kanatr
gon ; Pres-dent of tho rjtato 1
Seakor of the House, and ol
otraer und attaches of lsjlh
thn legislature . not herein be'
ated. And al incuuiU'ii'
which muy hemVtor be '
LegislutUo Asseiiilbly, I'
Is, named In a hill Uo '
Cominii'sion Iiw; y
Flsli Com mission J
Iho Pils Act?
(Hty ChrVUrof
the oilWG of '
bills iuAI''
ritoroiKt, ,iiii:i:.mknt.
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