Forest Grove independent., January 24, 1874, Image 2

T
THE INDEPENDENT. \
TRUE REFORM.
STATEMENT;
It Has been stated by A jiarty ^iere
that tiiv* I^T'rrrxDEN't is under the su­
pervision of President Marsh which
is not true, though “ M
6 Avs it
//-M l’ TO SPOIL U ITTER.
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, anj the New North west piibl ¡shell the
M mv people keep their milk ahd statement.
^ hatever matter is
butter in a house which is made a written by Another for this pftpef (ex-
roeeptaeie for all the odds and ends o p tin g local matter) has been and
of a farnthonse establishment—old will continue to be published Under
clothes, harness, bacon, etc.
And the name of sign of the writer,
of course wit!* such a place for her |
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milk and butter the house wife ctlh
REVIEW OF A GODLY MAN.
never have good milk nor make a
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g w l article of butter
Butter and ! P uitoh I ndependent :—I n the New
milk have the p«nrtr of absorbing as Northwest of Jan. 10th, we nolide
is well known and if they are kept q«ite a tnbored Article from Forest
in a house wher* meat is smoked Grove Over the signature of M. The
t V absorb the bitter qualities of precious crumbs we are enabled to
tiie wood which are given oil in o 1<an from Mrs. Duniwav’s corres-
.iu.*k.‘ and soot. Sometimes people pondent are: First, that the writer
who have a separate house or room »s 14 very pious individual; that Oh a
f >:• milk and butter in freezing given Sabbath he made hisAccustomed
weather keep it at an even tempera- visit to the sAhclharv; that in returu-
tuiv.* b\ heating it with a stove thereby ing “ wishing to pursue the ehavitable
making their butter and milk bitter train of thoiigiit induced by the dfs-
and unpalatable. But a great deal course to which he had just listened,"
o f ’Mir bad butter has its Origin a he picked up the Christian Union, but
1 tic further back than this.
It is this not satisfying the hungry long-
owing to carelessness in milking, ings o f his piety he laid it aside and
Often the cows come up with dirty chose the I nde VExrnwr; (a cofiipli-
b.igs and are milked, and the dirt ment to your paper fcertaiilly,) but
mingles with the milk.
Sometimes judge of his astonishment.
O how
when the milk is strained you can his delicate and refined sensibilities
s**e the dirt at the bottom of the must have been punctured! How
pail. With clean milk and a clean hi* righteous indignation must have
place to keep it. a novice will not gurgled and spluttered through his
f ill to make pretty fair butter, but meek and lowly spirit wild found
ot’ u-rwi .e the best <»f dairvinen would uncharitubleness, enty, malice ahd
fail. Therefore I-’ gal voters, heads abuse abounding in the first column,
of families, and lor Is of creation; he undertook to read. He read on
t ike h eel and when you milk the until he came to that “ expiring wail
cows, as the noble men of ¿Oregon of the fat P. M .” and then threw
g-aeraly do, milk clean ami furnish the paper aside; this was the straw
your wives with good milkhouses, that broke the camel’s back, this
a.id then if thev make bad butter it was the last morsel that broke down
will not be your fault. And we will the already overladen a->s. Whether
answer for the women. They genor- at this juncture this patron of riglit-
uUv trv to d u . r ■h•vel ’ best in eousness tore his rainn nt, pulled
his hair and “ cussed,” the world
p -"pünüg articles for the table.
knoweth not; but we do have a right
'rtf- r . 1 AM//;AN” D E M .IN D S .
to judge from the maudlin manner
in which he worried through a whole
i»W]
fr«»rn the In fer-O ■:r*tn. half column of Mrs. Duniway’rf most
Arc the main points of legislation precious pop* r that his fe e lin g s ,ull.q
wuicli are den inded bv tlie farmers have been c o n s id e r in ' ruffled, and
and which will be urged by their his u tter
?r -y,*
disregard to all truth in
friends iu Congress.
* bis assertions show that he was likely,
FOUEST Cl Ut» VE, JANTSR ï R. 21 1S74.
i* '* —The opening
¿ ----rs of
of the Miss is •>; PI'» V' ’ ar
* 1 *h a man ¡ 1 C1' V 't -» ins
f l UlC-á ai»-’ Cgl•CSS at all
- with« -lit difficulty,
mouth
sels, in
tur en-
so the
iu llis wrath, to break other of the
ten eornmrtildruents than the fourth.
Qf course no one in this section can
jraa^rine xrlio tlii^ ilr . “ M .” can be,
but he reminds me a great deal of a
S«'eou -1 --L f‘_Tirilati<>n
irevent
cer^.4
jn verv eminent Christian who
rail a . vs wr• V t I t « >1 Missis»:
>r from
*
:iin it big iu their ratcs of freight who used to recieve great religious
i; rinsf p<lints on the river and in - consolation from the sayings anddo-
f i v i r o f i!i railway })oints beyond, ings of one F. F .M versw h oform er-
thus making it possible for the far- iv had control of the I ndependent ,
m«r • to av.ui themselves of cheap
. whether they assisted him to pursue
w ater tra 'i ntatiou.
. .
1 his charitable trains of thought after
I m il -Legislation to prevent sun-
,,
. . . . . .
i!i ir dis. riiainati m bv roads running , hl3 weekl-v Y,*,ts to the sanctuary we
r lit an 1 west against iiortli and south; «an only conjecture. But Mr. Edi-
tu IS m evcm iiig the farmers, when t o r .I d i d nert propose to be lengthv
tie: M i^is.i.m i is frozen, from send- on tins occation, I feared you had
ingtlm ir grain southward on the not noticed the article refered td is
railways until the open river is m*v escuse fo* wnt,ni? 14 ^ l - t h e
r , j ;i
i writer asserts that you are bat the
; nominal editor of vour paper and
1 Fourth—Legislation for fixing its chief is a certain D. D. assHed
i ites for the transportation of live by a few headless Boosters. It is
st >ck ->u the railroads from west to not worth while to get ruffled at this
falshood because “ M ,” will be known
This is the only article they will *n this community even as / know
A..k to have rates fixed upon, and the - him, and that soon, and then it will
reason for asking this is that it is the ,lot he wortl1 your w,‘ de to even take
'udv important article of their pro- j tl‘6 trouble to deny any of his asser-
1 lets that imi-t come bv rail to the ! tious- 1 ha*e heanl of a man so hist
K .->t. The on 1 v legislation involvin ’ ’ to a11 sense o{ decency as to under-
moiiey to be asked for is the opening take tosw earaw ay the character of
o ’ the nn-.th part of tl e Mississipi by one of his neighbors to carry out
some political schemes*—
th Irauitig ♦ *‘ j>e iditures from les
Yours N.
cortan* w rks.
,ngre
rar«? Lçen demagoging
the question of making legisla-
• n re gulating freight charges on
♦be r,ailr-i*i h and it is doubtful if
the farmers get their demands this
; ar but they will succeed eventually
ie they unite and fight the corpora
t: -ns and vote against corrupt repre-
f-untatives.
C orrection . — We stated in
last
STATE NEWS.
LIGHT-
BT W. N. GOODELL.
Farmer? and a ock raisers of Lane
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v
E<htor I ndependent .—- I n tl»4 last
d!Witty offer $15 a piece for coyote
And I ( If I be lifted up from the earth. : g^al* is.
issue of your papnr I noticed Atl ar­
will dra\V '6ll unto me. St. John, Ch. 1-,
ticle headed “ TempereucC meeting.” 32 verse.
Forty-six mrivriage licenses were
W hile wfe concur in thfi Sentiments
’
ssued
from the office of the Clerk
What is so b&iUiful as Light
therein gipressed ami rejdice that
That shineth i!i llie morning fair?
of Clackamas county iu the year
It rist th d’er the glooili of night
Forest Cl rove can makb such hirel­
1873.
Like Hope triumphant from Despair;
ings a success, and that Cornelius
It tK-aineth in the star of M'-rn,
Clackamas County now lias eight
has a strong temperance element,
And Smiles aloiig the Heavei’ s blue;
granges fully organized and in good
and admit that a reform in the
Shines beauteous ill the rosy dawn,
> working order.
license system is Deeded; yet when
And glitters in the sparkling di2\v.
Mr. Lewis Simpson, of Lane coun-
it is insinuated that the county court
Prior to all of mortal birth
I tv, lost two lovely daughters o r the
failed to bbiii'e up to the spirit of
Light shone o ’er all the da-dal Earth
j 4th inst. They are now Mrs. dor-
^hat Thrones and Cherubinis might see
the lAtV we demur. We admit that
I gati ami Mrs. Healy, respectively.
Creation's blessed harmony,
it works a hardship upon some when
Good fartqyig lands in Lane cou-
And with the morning stars raise high
men have to go into court to enforce
i
tv,
says the ♦Toe'.vyc.are worth $35
The sweet angelic syibphdny
;
to
$4.0
per acre. In Kugene, eggs
their lights. It works a hardship
Ere which in Nature’s lab'ring womb
j
are
worth
25 c^nts ¡nr l n u
amt
upon the laboring man when he has
The elements lay hid iH plooitt
j sheep from $3 to$4 p ir hea-'«
,
And Darkness o ’er the unformed deep
to go ililo cotitl ahd expend a part
j Rev. Mr. Mays, who has just
His watchful sentinels did keep.
of his hard earnings in attorney’s
j made a trip to Tillamook and return-
Imprisoned in what hidden cave
foes, to enforce the collection of the
i ed, informs the Lafayette L'*mriert
Was Light ere the Eternal gave
remainder, but- Without the help of
! that the snow, in some places, G three
The mighty and the firm decree
the courts Itc could get hothiug.
; feet degp, and that there is snow rtl-
That light o ’er all the earth should be.
i most ail the way in the mountain*,
The hUVs priitteet us and we pay for i* Ah me! its rising who shall t- ll?*
, which makes it almost impossible to
them* D on’t you suppose that if
Not Egypt’s wise men storied well.
j find the refad.
the petitioners in the case referred to
Nor China's sages can explore:
More than a dozen sled* says the
It lies concealed forevermore.
had gaiued what they asked for they
Oregonrvt will be shipped this nfer-
could have said,with as much reason
Tlion Son of morning’s glorious light'
noon for Stickeen on the Califortnai.
to back them, that it was hard\m
Whose beam w.as quenched in Hell.s dark XLeii destination is Fort Wrangle.
Uifflll;
tiiem that thev had to vav $•'>() or
I Tin s e sleds are constructed of wood
What time, by Sin’s destructive way
in the most compact manner, com-
$ 101 ) to fret what should ltrtvti cost
Was dimm’d thybriglitand beaming ray? j biniiig both strength ami lightness.
them udthing if V.c Had lib courts.
Spirit of Beauty, in thy time?
They are for a number of persons
DonT^cditipIain. You met the issue
But fountain now of guilt and crime.
who contemplate visiting the otick-
fairly.
You won.
D on’t
revile | Say, Spirit! will not thy return
een mines early next spring. The
sleds will be shipped tri Fort Wran­
the countv Court.
It ibtve all it I Shine beauteous as the light of Morn
And rising up in glory bright
gle, and from thence will be con­
could — ju-it what you asked. If
Till Heaven with new an 1 wondrous light veyed overland tothomines. Blank-
there is a fault it is in the law not in j Thy broth', r angels gladly sing
1 ets, provisions and mining tools
the court. The code plainly points
A high and solemn welcoming;
| will be placed on tiie sleds, which
out what the duty of the court
No longer grieve, no longer mourn,
; will be drawn by hand over tbe
is and the court followed it. { Dr wail on high for thy return.
| snow. Each sled cAfi sustain with
I refer to p.773 sections 7 and 8 of the |
; ease about 500 pounds.
They tell me,'angels hi n l io seo
code. Those two sections say what I
The depth of that deep mystery.
shall be considered the majorities in j
Wheat Propuctiois of Loip Tom and
Which the Eternal shall unfold
the precincts. And did the comity
Benton County.
That shall bring back the Age of Cold,
court
fail to be governed bv
When the Redeemer shall regain
what tue dr>i»i t Rays the law is?
Says “ Northwest,” the traveling
His lost inheritance through pain.
Then its decision would l>e reversed
1 correspondent of the Oregonian:
bv the higher courts for error.) And all that’s waste and lost repair
With
glory
bright
and
beauty
fair;
After a careful eximination of the
W hen men speak of reform they are
The promise of Immortal Spring
wheat raised in the Long Tom district,
very vague unless they point out
Dawn with celestial blossoming.
there are stored in the nine ware­
what the reform needed^.-». In this
And
Heaven
through
nil
ite
regal
bowers
houses from Mr. Lem on’s to 51 U 88 T 8 .
case it is better for all parties that
Shall
blffcitil
it’ith
light
ether-al
flowers’;
Whitaker «V Aulbert's,7t!,5t)0 lmshcls.
the law was enforced
that the 1
And
Light
and
Love
and
I’
nity
!
There
are still in tiro hands of the
matter would be settled either bv ;
Shall
make
the
whole
Creation
free’
**
fanners,
12;000 bushels ; in Mr.
ballot at the polls or that parties ^
Header’s
mill,
to be shipped m llour,
petitioning and remonstrating should i (*S e Paradise Lost, Book.'Ll, lineS Ed.)
2
.5',in
bu-hrls;
gent to Junction City
be compelled to give bonds for the ; ** Because the creation it- lf also sh.tb t»e
costs o f action or ni:ule to pay the j delivered from the bond.-gc of -rruqtiiui in- for shipment h\ railroad, 2 ‘d ,l‘l!U bush­
costs of action as provided in other t « the glorious liberty of tin children of els—making in all, 111,000 bushels.
There is m ne of this wheat m <»>’
civ il cases.
There is no question God.—Romans.Ch. A. 21st tef'sc
but the 2 t >,000 sent to Jmicti- m.
but our county court is in favor of
couhl nil be so'.l it a dollar a bushel,
temperance in all tliint»* and that it
A PifTtTlox has been circulating on c -fo u ith cash, and the b dance on
Maintains what it considers to be the
this week in the Grove asking that thirty -lays' time, But as tiie wheat
law, if it don't see tilings as L. Pat­
terson dose his X mark. H illsboiio . N. Fi. G o o d -11 be retained in tbe Post- cannot be shipm I untili tiie Willam­
| office. Onlv three persons in town ette river ri-* i, t'.*c farm ts arc dis­
pos« 1 io hohl until then, when they
! have refused to sign it.
Go you wish to Gamble?
are conthb-nt wlo —t will command a
Negotia­
T he I l nprrLer savs that we are a billar rt bt!-ditd i:« t cash.
tions
arc
in
progress
for
the
purchase
For information how to gamble see liar and slit* i> a better man than we
lot ,
1 u
nothing
of
several
the ‘ Prize Association” advertise­ are. Slie also says that a paradox is definite has vet i ecu rcache-1.
Al
ment in the N> ic Northw.<t Yol. 3, a kind of logic and that a lottery i* a pr*'enf ft*** \ ilo o f it cou 1
liar net c-a-h, the
No. 14, fou rth’ pige. A very pr<*p- good institution to invest in. Dun­ bought for a
-uv«
rs
pityin
g
waTvm
u .-ech .u g- s an d
ef person is Dunaway to give advice, away is krect amt tlie II nj»c/.rr a
tIi<
*
cost
ut
seeks.
a high toned moralist and teacher of da. I ng exchange.
t-i:- -i>r< n o s o f w m : \ r » N nr.NToN « 'o r x T V .
wonieu ; nice Sunday reading for her
There is stolid in (.'«.•Hadis, in the
* What they Got.
godly M .” W onder if this model
II*
'armor’s
\var«
h
« 5.01.0
ami bear-lies lady and her godly
An idea m iv be forme 1 of the at-
ware­
correspondent invested inthisloitery? titmle which the railroads ocedpv to llamilt«»u B rothels
(15.000
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house
Suppose they did, and if so did it wanls the general Government I » v
Mr.
Averv’s
warehouse,
rent­
recital of the facts set fortli in tl »*1
p iy? Prehnps it is needless to state
ed bv Mr. Hyland................ 30 000
resolutions recentlv submitted t«>
to mu* readers that these prize ass«»- : the House of Representatives bv Mr Two Spring Hill war« h o iw s *40,000
ciations, gift concerts and 'lotteries Luttrell. of this State. The amounts Long Tom w are houses, « tc 111,000
;irc all forms of gambling an -1 are advance«! to these railroads are sta- Shipped to Harrisburg and
A lbany...................... ........... 10,000
brohiBited bv law in our State, and •
U!
T° \h°
, •
,
....
,,,
Pacitic, $2-»,SS.),12l*; to the Kansas
it is only owing to the irabeeil.tyof the PiU.fic> jq .3 ,3.000; to the I nion Pa-
Making for shipment . .. .331.01*0
Tln-re
is reserved for home
executors of the law that the' editor cf cific,$27,330,512;
t«i tiie Central
consumption
and seed .. . 50,000
the above name sheet escapes «le- Branch Union Pacific, $1 ,(100, 000 ;
served punishment. Anything for to the Western Pacific, $1.070,570,
Milking in all forthiseounty 381,0(>0
money is her mottefaud it gambling o the Sioux City ail’d Pa«*i(ie $1,028,-
TUE I'liODFCTION OF THULE «’«»FNT1KS
320— making a grand total of $Dt -
!»..// shi/,.
Viil fetch g«»l«l that is made to serve 023,412, a nice little sum to give
Ito i.<r*t.
1,500,<M»0
t
.2 » 0,000
her purpose. Having sol«i her self nway to people who now say that Iiin n c o u n tv
(•»(*(*,000
700.000
to Hippie, publishing gamblin'* ml D,e roads- built witli the public nion- d 111*
351,000
381.000
11 *
.
"
°
- ev are private proj-ertv, and resent i Denton
vertisements and corrupt
in
"
the
m
or-
*
f
‘
J
•
.
“
**
,uux ns communism every attempt to regu- •
Total
y,isi,o(H)
. . . 2,581,000
als
the yoittli are consistent o f bite their charges and mode of doing
Bent«>n
county
has
raised,
in iidd-
course and Duniway is a consistent business. Not only this, hut thev
ition,
50,(ì*0
lij/slrfds
^»f
oats.
5»00(*
woman. Talk about her interest in l,ave refused under one pretext or
bushels of barley, and 2,000 bushels
t h e s i s /? of women!—money is her I,thei to l1:,*v ^ ¡nt«‘rost uI»‘ »n these of tlaxseed, A large portion of the
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l»on«ls; so on that acc<mnt the Guv-
lmpelling motive. These beardless ernntent has already paid out the «•ounty is stjll ust>d for stock raising.
masculines have defeated the cause of sum of $20,447,DSC 25 during the Mr. Green bun’ Smith has sbv«*n
woman an«l driven such not/le &ivo- h^t eight or nine rears,- and there is : tHoif?»nncl acres In’ fli’r.^ ro’unty apjiro
cates o f woman** rights as Harriet * further sum o« H ,2!»2,«7() -ill still priate-tt.- raising si,., I
Ti-t tlii-
comity, in common with Linn ami
Beecher Sto-ve, OaU flamilton „ „ , 1 1 rt" * .
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resolution is ter compel the A tto rn e y - Lane counties, will put in a third
Grace Greenwood from the field, j General to bring «liits for the recov- more grain this season than the last-
Theywill have their «lav of course, : erv of this accrue«? rind accruing in- one.
ultiinatelv they will l»o shoveled up terest.—S.F. I!till*'tin.
j
j
w eek ’s issue that Mr. Goodell diti
not care to hold the postoffice, ami
1 advised Mr. Scott to apply for the
i seme. But we learn that Mr. G o o d ­
! eH does not wish to give up the
post office, since the Ilippleites have
; been trying to displace him and we
adm’ re his grit and h o p e he will
stick to it. Mr. Scott has served
DRUNKENNESS AND INSANITY.
the RejHiblican party too well to l>o
! ¡K S. F. H'llh’/in sa vs that accord- trusted with office. No follower
ing to recent reports of the S-iperin- of Hippie should hold ancffice, hot and carried out of the way an«l then How a Wom’an Avoids Crowding.-
e i lent of the Insane Asylum in that, e' en ^or consR»Ule.
docent and sensible women will come
Speaking of that woman who com ­
- ’ ate, intemperance furnishes nine- j _
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io the front.
plained o f ill-usage at the Evangeli­
t t ight persons to that institu- Twefcd’s Little Book—Rich Develop-
cal Alliance, a lady writes to tlicOft-
ti >n annually and asserts that d ru n k -;
merits Expected.
server:
“ OUTS” ON THE * IN S ” .
A womanly woman nerer gets
cio-^ s m thd-forni« is now, find al-j
Thft Tri-Statrs, of Port Jervis,
am
mod, or crowded, or pu shed.
I
a . . ha . 1 -ecu the most prolific cause New York, gives currency to a report
am
neither
young
nor
pretty,
but
I
H illsboro , Jan. 2lst, 1874.
of i’i - 1'1 v. And says: “ Now that that “ Big Six” at last is going to
Editor
I ndcpf . ndf . nt About 47 ! n e'er stand, nor am I shut out.
I . - I'C.tii -logv of drunkenness has make revelations of his mode of buy-
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v
.
■ P o vou know whv? Simi»lv because
1- ci s.) clearly defined, an-1 there is ing Legislatures and manipulating rime, n -iar (or
lew.) some one of the j ncvcr push
If' £ (lo „ ¿ t 'in a cr0„ , ,
' !
1 r meral *reeraeut that in it* politics. It says;
Couhtv <#ffi«!ers, (but generally his anf] am pushed before a man, I beg
eger phizes it is a disease, how will , A former resident of Port Jervis,
s -me i»• the principles of criminal ju- who saw William M. Tweed shortly Honor) is assailed something after j pardon, and simply step back an«l
r. -in l-u-'e b*- at», cted:* Is * me kind after his conviction, informs us that this style, “ Why do you keep on col- Jri™ him llis P?aec. D oyoti suppose
h’e lets nifc? Never. On the con­
m insanity a go >d defense for crime Mr. Tweed s*ur|Trisod him by stating lefetjfrg taxes according to the Stale
trary
he will help nie forward,and I
¡in l another no defense at all? If two that he proposed to publish a book board equalization when the Secreta­
thank
him, and then he helps me
in-wine patients, on thfir v?cy to fh-* *yf an autobiographical character, as
ry
of
State
notified
you
that
he
more.
No man bift will help a quiet
Insane A-ulurn, should c.v *r kill soon as he can secure tiine enough
lady;
but
don’t they one an«! all
would
charge
up
the
tales
of
the
r- citizen,would one be acquitted be- to attend to it. Mr. Tweed hss care-
like
to
be
rude
to a masculine wo­
c i.i.c hi* insanity comes froTri one fully kept a diary of his life,and he Counties accenting to the original as­
man?
I
firmlv
believe tliev all do.
1 -i.ii of i ;• ‘t'-u-i living, atid the other proposes, now that he occupies a sessment roll.” A controversy then in-
,
.
, j ~ ,
. and for it we have'oB’! v to’ thank the
be convict «-1 because his insanity j felon’s cell, to give the world some
grew out of excessive liquor-driuk-j startling disclosures. lie proposes sues, varying of course lù length and WOIuan’s rights movement.
i-ig? At no time an l in no country to tell bis manner of dong business spirit, according to temperament,
At Silver City, Idaho, hay is $-?0 a
v ere the re ults of excessive liquor-| whom b* bought to serve his pur- fr'eindship, A c., of the parties en­
io
n
; flour $10 per barrel; chickens,
dri king more fearful than now and , poses, and what the average price of gaged find sharp shooting is Com­
$12per
do^en ;egg$l 25 per dozen,and
\ The ninety-eight patients who j Albany legislators is.- Probably no mon. It takes but half an eve to
.
scarce
lit
that; potatoes. 3 G cents per,
b*v.; been sent up to the Asylum man in the country has had so va-
see
tliftt
tliero
is
&
storm
ahead,
out
pound
j
barley,
3 /cj wheat, 2 Jc^ corn
tui-. year are but a mere fraction of I ried an experience in this line as Mr.
n ___ don’t
j
» a . care
—
v much,
_-t_. i it i —
’Mi
wwii:
1 a « a ’
“ %
«
the
Coins,
will
meal
w
selling
at $ 12 ’ per barrel.
tun nuiulier in this State who are to- , Tweed, and no man can tricks such
day iu some stage of insanity froirr startling revelations. Hundreds of only cost a thousand dollars to get Times fitè lively and everybody
intern] e .nice. Perhaps no array of sfought-laced, proper-acting people Hieir into the right channel again. seems fi> be prospering.
facts will be stmt.in ' enough to willin' this book be shown up in There’s nothing like pluck. I read
The lamhill Reporter, of IVfcMin-
warn the convivial crowd. For many their lrv/e light, and the world at
ville,
will begin ft new tolnme this
of a buffalo once, that had pluck,
o f them will only be warned when Urge vi jfl get an idea of the intier
week. The Reporter is wel! gotten
the door of the Asylum opens upon working of a gigantic ring. We and defied the locomotive but the up, filled with news and ably conduc­
them, or the asylum of the gfave predict for the book an immense t o r animal paid his own expenses t«d , and has always been true to the
«»allow s them up.
| «ale.-
while showing it.
1 interests of the people.
i
night passed, by a vote of twenty-
one to six, the resolution condem ­
ning the backpay law* praising the
present Congress for repealing it,
aad reaffirming their faith in the R e­
publican party. A 11 amendment
commending the President for s ig n -' ,1s H 10 ,,ew building, corner of Oak pn»
ing the bill failed to pass—yeas 6 ; ¡«riouufVhurc^
nods, 2 1 .
NEW SfORiì JÉST OPEüilÜ
Senator Mitchell'S Bill for the Constrnc-
tion of a Rairead from Portland, Ore­
gon, to Sait Lake.
A . HINMAN
W ashington , J a m a hr
13.— Mr.
bas unpacked a larg* and well'selected stock
Mitchell, of Oregon, introduced a
Of
bill t«> provide for the construction j
of the Portland (Oregon) and Salt
Lake Railroad, and a telegtaph com- DEYROODS, CL0THIHG, HATH, CAPfr,
pany. iTc saiil the measure was in
FANCY ARTICLES Ac.
the true interest of commerce, and ,
was approved by the people of the
whole North Pacific Coast without
luso
distinction of party; that the people
Fatiiilj' iîH V crles
P rot Lions;
of that section were actuallv
** sufferin'*
o 1
for cheap transportation, and the
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL;
construction of tke road would re­
sult in a great saving to the Govern -1
ment in the transportation of troops, 1
UÀRDYrAr.r, V L O C E L L Y I c ., é e
mails, etc. The bill was referred to
tiie Conmvtte on Riilroads.
The Latest
Justice.
Nomination
for Cheif
In fact. cVrrrtbing ti? 1*0 found in s fint-
class Variety
W asuingtos , January 19.— M. R. j
Waite, of Toledo, Ohio, lias been
nominated for Chief Justice. The
nomination of Mr. Waite appeared
,
-
, .
r ” 1
to b e a surprise, but it was referred
fo the Judiciary C-Jianiittec, an J will
doubtless be confirmed to-morrow.
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All parties appear to agree that it is
a fit one. Mr. Waite is 58 years of
age, is a son of the late Chief Justice
Waite, of Ciimiecticut, and is a aw-
yer of thirty-eight years’ standing.
He \va s one of the council for the
United States in the Geneva Arbitra­
tion. lie has been a resident of
Tole«lo. Ohio, since 1838, anil is at
present President of the Ohio Con­
stitutional Convention. Just a year
ago he was'amitdtc 1 to practice in the
Supreme Court of the United S tates,
on motion of I'fiieh Cushing.
a pron,in«>nt feature in my
Mr roods
arc nil X<ac, my salesroom lory* and writ-
j
ulul Uiy*
Mv poods v.iac s’ Feted cxprcsslv for thix
niari^ aiul j ¿ j j ^ ays ^
¿p tt (u,i
assortn.ciit Hiakiufe
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
E iitc tiS as t O \V us the LO W E SÍ:
To my fornor onstsm'-rs and all in this
vicinity tlx* invitation is,to “ come and see "
We bkc to show yoods whether you purchase
or not.
De?.th of t!i 3 Si.im:sc T-.vlns.
Ni:w Y »ì'ic, diiiiu arv _«
A special
from Richmond ¡nukes the announce­
ment of the sudden death of the Highest Karket Price paid for Butter
and EfifsfA
Siamese twins <>n Saturday morning,
at their ícsidciu'C* at Mount • Airev,
Surrey county, ('hang was partially ;
paralyzed last Fail, since \vhi»d* time
he has been very m ieli debilitated ;
ami *tr-ugly addicted to drinking;
liquor as a means of alleviating -
\. G IX M A N .
For- Kt Grote, ISi .
his suiTtrings. 11 «- had been quite
n7 :ly
feebh f- >r several ays; so much po
'iOJ
>
!.'.
i'-Jg
rixTxx.çd
as to coniine the 1 1 ■«<* 1 :< is to I t « 1 . j
v*:Tr.F'*ÎT,,‘itî^ ’.'»T
Ou Fri«!av night Chang l.-ecanie !
wor.-e, aiul expired sud-h-nly nbo-il 1
’0
4 o ’clock Satur-lay inorniug. Fug be- I
‘¿injoopi
cani '1 so terribly shocked that he :
rirtiTic ; t
roared wildly for awhile. This at
ì l e i t o m i . s i n
U i t i i ' f s ’ bi i d j , <r-rjva: 5 HJ a u r
tack was ^’ uowc«l by what seemed
to be a deadly stupor, and in two
STTW 9N!ÜÍÍaKnT TniAU3iN3J
hours from the «loath of Chang, Eng !
•prnqrnr n o -tg *-?' H
‘ shoH
breathed his last. The wives and
jjoojs; sjpf* oUg uji.w uoin-uuuoo ui oejy
families of the twins are in the deep­
*o r ,lí
est affliction. The children, many *l-i fy s
‘ p.jíjuavrHí j
doqy
of whom are deaf mutes, express i
SrmTjppIit
'[ t o n i a jo j
tlu-ir sorrow in the most pitiful man- j
‘ jiiojj ii¡rq;:j,q'
4J»eu iupc¿
nor.
• ax vil
A IIN V IÍS O D SJ 3 3 N
No Opposition to the New Nomination.
W ashington , Jenuary 20 '- Waite s
nomination thus far meets ith tV op -
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HT!)sm.5:u. o sn of
•o.V V ppr-a
tw
M*r H *°}
position, except that the nomiAS* is
1 A'inu«-j -»{,
i « ui iuv uuitf
unknown. Both Evarts ami Cushing,
H3JV3H3 UC? a Vili D SV 113S
who served with him at Geneva, en­
Hi* f i :' *r*;f pouiwM
dorse him fr</rdially. He is peis >n- •oorpojfl .Cijnnoj jo spm^ yw J«>J fluvq-
ally well known to the present As­ - i j ui uoAifl spiioS io q s cg jo j n**“ III Aik
sidiate Justices, and was a frein«! e r o x i T O T p o p f l [
and ]>«*ssessed the confidence of
J0 IXJftlUOfSV A* RJ.73JI
Chief Justice Chase. In politics he
OS'ft
is a moderate Republican, with'
^NaiiGN 23NÑVX fißV SÀÒ 1
strong c«>nvic'ticTis but slight partisan
predilections.
Fire in Bennington-Nineteen Women
Burned to Death.
P e fî p c r S a s .
ax v
B fnní :V. r«'.N, Jan.*20. The knit­
S-9 uamiijiaj
‘»HO
‘.(.trnernus
ting mill of E. Branford was burned
Sojuira
this afternoon. The fire tots caused
ri.T ,
by a leak in a gasoline pipe. Thé
aö i x a K i i i o s s r i ÿ u z x z o r
O STT
gas was ignited from the boiler fur­
nace ami,exploding, demolished an s:ia ici a w S îiv o i3 ‘ô 3 o v a o jy
a«T
fldjffihing sowing room, nineteen wo­
A SUMMARY OF THE LATEST FOR­ men being at work therein. They
wore itv lanilv k !! d or b filed to
EIGN AND EASTERN NEWS:
death in the fi-e which followed, and ^
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mant others injufed, some shocking- j
‘ spo jo >«ocis ®|»|«ïûio 3
lv . The card and sheeting ro o m s
O STE
EASTERN NEWS.
were saved. L ois, about $100,000;
‘ H I I Y U V I X CT Y Y
partially insured.
j o M 3 n ie o l Y à z M n e
T E L E C R A P H 1 C !
ì HVM 9 i il V n o o i
WASHINGTON CITY.
Another Horror of the Sea.
N f . w Y ork , Jan. 17.—Packard, of the
American bark Mnrg .1/. Ilied; at this
port, reports a collision with an un­
known ship, which occurred on a
late voyage from Marseilles to New
York, Nov. 3d, in lat. 30 deg. Sinin,
.it 5 A.
iTe hove to ami remained
in the vicinity of the collision un­
til daybreak, but saw nothing of the
ship. It is supposed she went down
with all on board.
A Horrible Confession.
Meeting cf Wisconsin Grangers.
axv
J anfsvit . t . f , Jan.
21.—The State ‘ f f o o r i s p u w ß j o o Q i
Grange is in sés^ion here. The Grand
AO N J O I S J 0 3 T 3 S Y
Master delivered an address this af­
axv
ter noon, showing a flourishing con­ •S3ÎJ300JD JO JL3UÌJJ03SV aja|dui¿af
dition of the oriler. The report of
Y riYYK ’ÿQVflX
the Secretan’ shows that there are
y r il L Win j j Iti 01 (131.IVfIV
350 subordinate Ganges in the Sate, saOODAUd A0 S.13 III Y A 7VU3X30 V
axv
an«l they are constantiv increasing.
‘ SG009 SSBUa S1N3D Y S 3 IÛV 1
Meeting of Georgia Stale Grange.
do
A tlanta ,
Jan. 21.—Thè
Statò
Grange irfet here to «ley. Seventy
asvHOHvq v qhsvhd
Granges were represented
by five -H iid D x i a vH a a x o ï s u a a x A 3 ô x
hundred delegates.
N ew Y ork , Jan. 17.—Robert Turner,
of Fotosi, Grant county, W is., arrest­
AV. D. Hare, Collector of Customs
ed for the murder of his brother,
af Astoria, visited his home, yester­
has Confessed to the murder of about
day. Mr. Hare is looking exceed­
forty persons.
ingly well, and made the Minister
feel good with a custom-house green­
The Kansas Legislature.
back
of the denomination of $20.
T opeka , January 17.—The Seh&teto-
MOOXS
¡ sflo&i M y sflooa
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