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with our limited knowledge ns to tcm which brings destruction oil
i tho general statistics, we are una­ the innocent as well as the guilty.
ble to do full justice to the subject. But some change must take
T U E S D A Y , D EC. 2, 1884.
W o are also aware that some will place— some revolution in the sen­
■ object to our calling Coos bay a timent o f society with regard to
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river. Shakespeare says: “ Call a ! this growing partiality for an over
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bjr any other name, ’ twill : favored class.
W e hnv> been requested to give
smell as sw eet” Custom has made
I f class legislation and special
an out-lino of the volume o f water
tii.it name familiar, but custom verdicts are to be the rule, ther,
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should not he allowed to prevail that class which is made to suffer,
Oregon, their depth and dimen- •
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will have the right to rebel and
sioiis, amount o f agricultural land,
W e have during a period o f 3 fi' exterminate the tyrants.
etc. W e are not at present in pos­
years become familiar with several
J .u t-o i- to ( h « ‘ f i 'i 'i i t .
s e s io n o f the data necessary, cou-
ports and their tributary streams
aeqently, unable to give more than
A bloody riot took place in
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memo, San .Joaquin, l o r t O r ford, the H ocking Valley, Ohio, during
ter. The Umpqua is the largest
lie, C v.s, Umpqua and >v ;
early part o f the bust month.
river in Southern Oregon.
it ex­
mima. V o consider curst If a fair • An armed force attacked nml drove
tends a longdistance from the sea,
{•¡bit on the two first, and on the ' in the guards at Murray City* E l-
through the Uoi -
uanbe until
three last, and we have no desire : j>osives were thrown from the hills,
within five miles cf Hoseburg,
to detract from the merits o f any. ; »»<1 burst in the town, shaking the
where it branches into what is
Having been raised on the sen, our ; ground terribly. All the telegraph.
known ?.s the North and South
Ce Iambus
and
experience lias been to estimate lines between
f< >r i\s. Tlie South fork overlaps
our distance and to take our de­ Murray City were cut, and the
; 4J Hil>£*ue rive r, til
parture from objects which are Carbon H ill and Sand Hun Hail-
h is d !tî5l 'Lilt fit »in tl:
immovable, and laid down with road bridges were burned, which
mouth of tin l *nq>' \"1 iibuilit 'J
id riot regard to the truth, thus stops all traffic, i b e dynamite
1l*v »11.■>il It.■ruble farm
miles. There
avoiding the danger o f dashing ou I e*u seems to be upon us with a
0 Urn, Jpna and ill til
the rocks o f uncertainty, doubt, vengeance. T h em en who realize
valleys contiguous, i t lias a bar at
predjudieo and ignorance.
The large fortunes and then lock their
the mouth.
term departure, in the Inst sentence, employees out and close their fac­
The next in size, where length is
tories, thereby reducing thousands
has a nautical significance.
to be considered, is Hogue river.
to a condition o f starvation, will
It is full of obstructions, being
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now be the medium by which we
shoal but a short distancé from the
Mayor Tannatt, of Walla Walla, iniiv learn an enduring lesson in
mouth, and possessing a bad bar.
recently resigned
his coramis- i P°1 rtical economy. ♦
It passes through rugged moun­
ir hkw s .
tains, and what are called me tub >ws -ion, laying before the City Coun­
- the B ig and Little meadows are cil his reasons for so doing.
The new Sheriff o f Snohomish
The
principal
ground
for
com
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but the grassy slopes af Alpifie he­
county, W. T., is named Stretch.
plaint
is
that
several
young
men
el ivities. Where it passes through
AboutSoO,000, duties on imports,
Jack sen county, vvo fiiitl conciliera- in high circles, arrested by order were paid at the Yaquina Custom
ble «>¡>01* land, vaiInalile (o f grain of the Mayor, for misdemeanors, House last month.
nml stou l:-raising. Near its mouth were discharged by tho Bolice
It has just been discovered that 1
Judge in collusion with the City
then ' IS some goo d farming land.
W hen this matter was tho charter o f Albany, Linn c o n n -;
V, xt, we come to tin / Ut »quille. Attorney.
ty, is a “ dead letter.
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This river lias t •
Mrs. Dr. Saw telle, a female phy­
This
the t«resent time it’ il.»Its are being Council,that body tabled it.
made by the
»verum *nt to im- indicates that the mayor must sician from California, has been '
whooped out o f Ashland.
select criminals.
prove it. After crossing the
The higher circles rre progres­
There is such a glut o f apples it;
mu
tliis river is the do
will Now York that farmers are sidling 1
lo o f the sing in importance they
those mentioned, and
a of water can r-con-1 continue to increase if allowed, j their crops as low as eight con
same draught
higher up than on any other on until their influence places socie­ bi isnei.
The value o f tho 0,000 volumes
this const, without molding obstruc­ ty in the same position here, that
it
may
be
said
to
have
occupied
in
. presented to the Brown University
tions. There is considerable farm­
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ing laud, extending tho whole Great Britain during the time o f j , Uie latc ScImtor Authonv ¡s said:
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length of the river, on Kith sides, the Georges
to be 5-25,000.
The
aristocracy
of
that
period,
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and on the North, South ami Mid­
Ninetv-iive thousand sheets o f
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paper are daily consumed in print-
rank, and, occa sion a lly ,!1 1 TT , 0
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mer, unless its advocates will show wouid suine a churl with perfect i nit , reveutie stamp’s,
u i wherein the difference lies be­ immunity. Som e of those judges
F. F. Goff, a young lawyer of
attorneys,
town
tween it and tin* Umpqua.
I lie and district
.. has fell lo ir i > over 810,0(H) left
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truth is that for ten miles from its councils, et al,who pamler to
) him t‘V mi old negiess named
circles,
not’d h >is.ting.
mouth, the nn s! vivid imagination higher
Tl
j !ii*re i -, a crowing necessity for1 nut Katy Tanner.
cannot draw a single-, distinctive
A human skeleton was found on
feature. For that distance from w hat we w ill call a boaul o f equal-|
ization, to be organized
for the j l 10 Soutli fork o f the T.ittle Butte,
tin
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p a b n • r out fo ephino county, buried unJ> r a
a vo we« i purpose i>i d
(lean
ol ater envoi extensiv UPI t:
i ! foot
C~~L o f ( rocks
rocks.
It was left as
astice
that’ class, who iiaving
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which are dry at low tide, leaving
found.
a narrow, tortuous channel in both the administration o f the law-
A premature blast on the Ore-
the Umpqua and Coos. The prin­ in tiff ir hands, make a mockery o f
cipal farming laud is on Coos river it, and whose only efforts tend to- g m Facific road, near Little Llk,
am
la ¡ ¿ “triim teriM -J k o K o r t t “ #nd wnr<l8 bri“ * to* ,aw into “ <lis- Benton county, knocked an eye out
Souih forks*. It has a bar similar ! eracetul P°8lt,on-
“ H e ,hnt 8° 'vs I »1 H. G. fn ir c lo and also injured
to that o f tlm Umpqua, and while
'vin,,'sl’ al1 rSilP.the "¡iirlivind.” | Charles W ilson, workmen.
Lewis M cDaniel, an old {resident
both are had, they are the best that i ilB l'ltl2ens
o£ " al,a " ulla
we have. The government is nmk-j on« ht to n,ake ll hot for tllat clail8 o f the State, and a citizen o f Ash­
ing great improvements in the b a r 1 ot 8nob9. . " ho
arc
disgracing land, was waylaid and murdered on
us
municipal
records.
W here the night o f the 23rd inst, while
at Coos river, and taking the amount
law
and
justice
are dealt on his way home from shopping.
of coal, lumber and cither exports
out with no regard for impartiality,
and imports, and her grow ing com ­
A bond ot from 200 to 300 bison
all measures with the view to
mercial importance, it is but
or mountain buffalo were seen in
wiping
out
the
offenders,
become
j lis t
the National Park a few- days ago.
The Sinslaw is the next and last justiliable;and the more extreme the They were watched by a gamekeep­
that van he considered as one of retribution, the sooner will socie- er, so that hunters could not molest
ihe rivers on the Southwest const.! *>’ 1,8 Pr°victcd with impartial ad- them.
Cape.
Perpetna, the Weatern ' a a'-l'-atorS o f justice,
Oil lias been struck in Webster,
h mndarv o f Lane county, co v e rin g '
The86 ever-reenm ng
verdicts
()., twenty miles south o f Bellaire.
a long extent o f rocky coast, nmv ! " ’ "'re ,lie form er l>°8lt,on 111 EOC,e- Two wells are now running 100
he properly designated ns the di- G nF the criminal is taken into
barrels each a day. Operators are
Tilling p oin t
This river has n ! account> aud ,naJe to wci" Q in
flocking to the spot, and a town o f
shoal bar, is narrow and d eco for a hi? fav" r: irrespectito o f the enor-
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, mitv o f the crime, must be checked, seventy-five 1ms grown to a place
short distance, but then exnrtmls
A score o f
The judges, and all who are o f 1,000 in ten days.
and divides into two branches.
inclined to such methods, are ser­ wells are being sunk.
There is some farming land on its
vile scoundrels, who receive the
Parisian papers severely con­
upper waters, but we are not pre­
price of their degradation behind the demn Jay Gould-fnnd his associates
pared to say hour much.
scenes. Even if this were not so^ I at tho way in wrhich they manipu-
AH these rivers pass through
lt is evident that such men are unfit | lated the Associated Press to the
sections of country whose resources
to he trusted with the dispensing o f
their financial interests,
are as yet but slightly developed,
' jufctice. W e m e nil equal before the 1 8" ying ^
” ° Pat)er.relying upon
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if«
its rpnnrr«
reports r*an
can hereafter onmrnprwl
commend
fim ber, coal, anil other minerals ^ J
law, and he who will not recognize it itself to public respect.
abound in every portion o f it. The
while holding the scales o f justice
G. W . Smalley, London corres­
rivers contain fish o f the finest i • . • ,
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in his hands, and sworn to decide pondent o f the New Y ork Tribune,
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impartiality, ought to suffer death writes to the London Times sharply
daring the season m which tliev
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com plaining o f the system o f Brit­
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or public disgrace,
come from the sea.
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\> e do not wish to see the mi- ish mails to America.
mate is salubrious, rather damp iu
! pending revolution* which
are I ‘ ha,t T ' ' ’ 8 8l' onld ,>fi giv™ ,* « tlie '
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I fastest steamers by way o f Queens-
winter, owing to the prevalence o f J,
threatened anil likely to bo pro­ town and Southampton.
rain, but then we cannot expect to
duced at any moment, by which
Dr. Carver’s visit with a lot of
liave a m onopoly o f all tho good
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the despotic power ot dynamite i is cowboys to Hamilton, Out., re ce n t-1
things. We plant and o r e . not. . , , l
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to bo brought
ght into iffay
play to retires
redress ly set all the small boys lassoing, j
troublod with drouth -that is a
tho wrongs o f the lower classes The result is that a small boynam -
blessing which offsets tlie incon­
igainst the continued encroachment ; ed Jo,in <:,' n ‘-v " aa
by Ids
veniences due to a large lain -fall
of the mushroom aristocracy, real- I c,,m Pa'1,; ° " s a" d ilragB «! along the
in winter.
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In giving tlieso details, we are;
W e would not ha\o it even | suoii injuries that he died soon af-
ftwure o f one tiling and that is that thought that we advocated a sys- 1 ter.
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