Coquille City herald., November 11, 1884, Image 2

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The Bennett-Mackey cable was j
display of delirious venom, no in- landed at Coney Island, Saturday
TUESDAY, NOV. 11, 1884.
_________________________________ 1 tense rancor can pervade the bo- afternoon.
•Tin:<;Rf:i-:iM»r r t i m / i a s i i i i *. j worn of the frue patriot; and he
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I who displays in his character the Oregon City, has been thirty-nine
I he election now past seems as!
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possession of such virulent quail­ years in Oregon.
'd it engendered more bitterness . .
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ties, is an object to lie shunned as
The boys employed in a number!
and pnrtizan idolatry than anvtlmig
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we would the snake who injects
of glass factories in Pittsburg are
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on a strike for an advance of 5 to
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whom he comes in contact lruly,
! 10 cents per day in their wages.
convention which nominated h im :.
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Miss Maggie Boud, of Lane
l»v acclamation.
there can lie n< dangerous enemy than the snake,
county, who was seriously hurt by
real necessity for so . mudi
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.. hitter because, being the domestic enerov,
ness—no reason whatever for an,
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being dragged sixty yards, under u
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individual to allow his brains to :
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harrow recently, is now out of dan­
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\\ e have said it before, and re­
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nin not on an illogical plane ofen- |
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peat it now, that governments ore
tlmsiastic insanity.
patriots are j 1
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Tire engagmeut of President Ar­
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persons and property, and there it thur and Miss Tillie Frelinghny-
menu of bigotry, superstition o r 11
1 * RdiTthe word* o f ! sen, daughter of the Secretary, is
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the enthusiasm engendered by a one hotter qualified and m ore' announced. The marriage will take
blind adherence to party, Ridicule learned in political economy than j P '« '» in January.
is the great enemy of enthusiasm,
Pauline Bowman,a married wom­
! ourselves:
“There is no need
and the only antagonist that can
among an intelligent population to an, of Tacoma, suicided on 27th
be opjmsed to it itii success.
set up a governmental guardian­ ult., by cutting her throat with a j
Whenever wo observe a person
s h ip to control and direct the en- razor and swallowing laudanum.
so lost to all forms of propriety—
orgies of the people.
Such inter­ Ill health was the cause.
all rules of discretion, common
ference must result in a disturb­
H. B. Suott & Co., bnrlied wire j
sense and prudence—-wishing that
ance of supply and demand, in manufacturers, Pittsburg, Pa., have !
he may die and be buried, or that
ver-production and starvation notified their 800 employees that :
l l i C country
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be V totally ruined
if his party is not successful, and | Prb’os at ollp ,im® and slmrtages wages will he reduced 10 per cent.!
and enormous prices at another. to take effect|immcdiately. Reduc-!
while giving away as much of the
Enforced idleness and paralyzed tions will l>e accepted.
argument ns admits that, there
energies are manifested in every
The postmaster-general and the
must be two parties, but it is in­
juarter of the country where gov- Mexican minister at Washington
dispensable that his party not only
eminent bounties have influenced! | last
incf week concluded the ^ postal
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must win now, but always, or at
tne labor and capital of the peo­ vention providing for exchange of |
least while he exii-t-i, then set him
ple.”
Such being the position mail matter between the United
down as an unmitigated ass, and
now presented to our view, would States and Mexico at domestic rates i
w hile it mny appear uncharitable
it not be well to give it a careful of postage.
to say so, the sooner he dies, the
consideration, and reflect upon the
The comet recently discovered
sooner may wo charitably
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that his insatiable > « ! will find necessity of united action to obtain by Professor Wolf, of Heidelberg, |
that peace which passelh all under-: **'"«
*•»»* wi" rcdo” “ d to and Professor Copeland, of Eng-1
the benefit of the whole people, 1, a .
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standing.
The great industry on this coast ; {!lul not altogether to a limited, eye at Alexandria. It appears ns a ;
is the manufacture of lumber, and j 5*^1 fit'll and nggie.ssne portion of nebulous bodv, condensed at cen-
it?
It may be beyond the power, ter and devoid of tail.
in addition, we must consider the
farmer and stock-raisers. The de­ of the ultra partizan to assist in
The manufacturers of Quincy,
such
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movement,
but
what
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decline in prices owing to over-
111., held a meeting Inst week and
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to?
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mere
voting
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production l»y the numerous saw
notified the molders in all the shops
mills has had a depressing effect; *nachine with no ulterior end in that unless work is resumed in !
ou those industries.
Now, we view that will benefit himself or Bpnnett k Nancy’s foundiv, all the ;
would be overjoyed in knowing anything **lse.
Being mentally men will be discharged and a gen­
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blind—afflicted
witli
that kind of
that the success of any candidate
eral lock-out will take place.
strabismus w hich enables him to
would create a gi eater demand for
Says a Louisville, Ky., dispatch:
lumber; that the mills now closed ignore t*1« vulnerable points in the
Rebels Rock, a dangerous forma­
would resume work and give c m - j
of his party—totally obliv-
tion on the Ohio, at the falls, was I
ployment to the thousands of ions to any and all of its corrupt
and Practices, he affirms nothing b u t; blasted by the government employ.
idlers in the state of Oregon
u ~ that which leads, finally, to na- cos recently. Almost eveiy steam-
in Washington Territory.
would rejoice in seeing the farm- ! tionnl decay.
It would he highly . P1 atll>at " " tl,p ()ll«> ''as suffered
era receive a better price for their ludicrous to even think that the fo.n, the rock. Bonts sera!» the
cattle, and a good market lor their continued elevaton, for an indefi.; bottom mi.l disjoint their hulls!
garden truck.
Some believe, ave,! »itft pPii'xl, of any party to power, n« a,ust thp treacherous ledges.
even assert that such things follow j would not lend to extravagance, ; On Novemher 1st, the wages in
the success of their ticket. ’ Be- ' neglect and corruption.
We any the woolen factory at Oregon City I
ing but the most sheer folly, H,„l that the office-holders are the serv- j will la, reduced from <> to 10 peri
the meandering of diseas«! brains, >"'ts of " !p l,e<>I,lp- " lint« “ ™*.v: « ' “ *• lr ',le
Im'f the employ-;
no argument is necessary to prove ; « ‘ » g » is t o deceive ourselves, ees are Chinamen. The wages paid j
the utter madness of such theories. Shakespear, we tielieve, was som e-, tot ho white girls are said to Ire poor!
Governments or parties must n o ' thin6 of a la'liticinn.
He says: 1 enough no.v.
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Wages or no wages, the picture
more be credited with the increase' *<»«» ' h « fcdnss eyes, and like a
of population and consequent in- " » T I*>!itieinn seem to see the presented of white girls working
crease of wealth, nor the prosper- things thou dost not”
That is with Chinamen is a sad one.
The wife of Joseph Shirley re­
¡ty of the people consider«! ns a the case with us precisely.
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unit, than they can bo credit«! | obscure our mental vision, and siding near Letart, W. Ya., was in-j
with the inevitable increase, conse-1 ca^
servants; we remo>e the stantly killed last week by light-!
quent thereto, in disease aud death. ! mo*k and behold our mnsters. ning. She was sitting in her room
The position is untenable aud un- j Who ever heard tell of the serv­ with one of her little girls when
ants giving away the property of the bolt descended by the side of j
worthy of serious thought.
We ask our the chimney, it being an inside
Opposition is the great essential to their employer?
our success as a people.
Hear servants to look at the condition one, and came into the room with
what a master in political ethics ; of the Inboring element thiongh- the above result The little g irl1
has to say on this subject: “ Oppo- :
the country, and our servants was badly stunned, but will recov-1
sition when restrained within due j in congress apjioint a committee, er.
bounds, is the salubrious gale that and what did that committee do?
The secretary of the uavy has |
ventilates the opinions of tlie jieo- ! Nothing. We asked for bread and issued a general order for the es­
pie, which might otherwise stag-, they gan? us a stone.
Some- tablishment of a college for an ad - 1
nate into the most abject sub- , tlling T11«y be> in fflct, must be vanced course of professional study
mission. It may lie said to purify ,lone to remedy existing evils, or for naval officers, to be known as
the atmosphere of politics; to dis- thc inevitable result will be agita- the Naval War College.
It will j
pel the gross vapors raised by the li()11 nnd violence. Let it come, as, be under the general supervision
influence of partizan artifice and poolli?r or later it must, if there is of the Bureau of Navigation. The
corruption, until the constitution, to be no reform by legislative en- principal building on Coasters’
like a mighty rock, stands fully actment
We would rather see it Harbor Island, R .I., will be assign­
disclosed to the view of every in- in our day and assist in its de- ed to its use.
dividual who dwells !>f meath the nouement than to bequeath it
A l)es Moines, la., dispatch says:
shade of its protection.
1 and the additional evils that it ac- The jury in the case of Mrs. Rach­
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The opposition necessary in a 1 cunu,,atc's to P<*tprity.
free state is net at all iucompati-
" bicbever one of the eminent
1.1c with that national concord, S™‘ lp«>p>> nominated, may be
which ought to unite
the |clectp<l IirP8i'lent, * p bol>e that
people ou aU emergencies in which : sori,ctlnnb' wi!l
‘Ione Iook">g
the general safety is at stake.
I t ! to the araolinrati°n of thp '“ boring
element.
We say, eminent men,
is the jealousy of patriotism, not
the rancor of party; the warmth of I hecause the fnct of the,,r notnllia-
candor, not the virulence of hate:! tlon lea<l9 to that 0)11011181011 ^ but
a transient dispute among friends, 1 we asserl sometllln5 more’ " nd tbat
not an im,»kruble feud that a d -! 19 tbat no Pa,t!zan Teuom or dehr'
mils of no-reconciliation.
T h e !10“ 3 bate eD8cnder6'1 ^ mental
history of all ages teorn with the md'ec,llt-v can detract one lota
fatal effects of internal discord; and froul tbe well-earned reputation
were history an.l tradition anni- 8ul>3t'lntiated by tbc nomination
hilated, common sense vvonhl , oE eacb to lefld ftnd represent; great
plainly point out the mischief that! ln|
tere3ta acd 3elpot b^bes of their
must arise from want of harmony 1 1 " ,,w citizens,
r.nd unHornl mi ion.”
Those
ael Huff vs. Aulman & Schuster,
brewers, last week gave the plain­
tiff a verdict for $1,000. Last win­
ter her husband got drnnk at the
brewery and on his way home fell
off the bridge on the ice and was
killed.
The verdict was $1,300
actual and $200 exemplary damages
and costs.
Two children of Garrett Wise­
man, aged 8 and 6 years respective­
ly, living in Mitchell county, N. C.,
while passing through a long strip
of wotxls recently, were attacked by
a large catamount. The ferocious
animal buried his claws in the
younger girls throat, instantly kill­
ing her. The older sister attempt-
ed to escape, but was pursued and |
so terribly lacerated that she died :
in a few hours after.
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