1 /
■ -:
Mat**
_ T 2 ..J!
du.
k t a i l i c a i l M a tle r-
just sceptical enough to believe th a t criminality. I asked, furtherm ore,
. liie editor of the Sacramento Rrrord, the privilege of being present to
v
an a - t ent; U! ,
Xii
st;lL,"i th at there nor any other man even if he had a ! cross-examine Beecher and other
ic i or a Mtíti*'* I i i*o o- lias i
cn a change in the m anage-j salary grab record, could get enough
w itnesses’. This was in reply to a
H *R V
, to a.*i no ii: dnties mul to 4 i\ m in t of the Oregon end California j honey from a ton of lir o rp in e leaves statem ent that he had no other evi-
in salary, Pro! Thos. Cotalou was railwnv. The Oterm&n bondholders j 1° hH his eye. The only reasonable ; deuce of Beecher's adultery than the
(Uf ( >reiron having become dissatisfied with Hoi- i explanation of the source of honey - j confessions of his wife.
Lc ( . o ( i p » g i s
oiuted
Uf r*
rattling th
til*' L'f'l«t. n \vh« at;
dew is th a t i t is the result of exhala-
.
; for a term of two yours, or until Iris ladav’s management thereof, have
i >11 V. till th” w >rk ! n n la*M u.B hi th.- lif!«!—
,
,
,. . .
. ,
N ew \ okk , Ju lv 2->.—\ic to n a
tiou from plants which is converted w
,,
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....
N •st ti!T* V V, \V . 1 • V *'l!!l t i 1 in »n!i •«■- 1 sue ■e-.s >r should he duly qualified. ! appointed Mr. Kohler receiver, who
l, ,
.
Woodhull and Tenm e C. Clafflm
by heat and moisture and u
. , •
. .
,. . I
!{;> ;i no t f otli.-e will expire on the ! wil1 ^ ^ n f t e r handle the receipts of into vapor
,
,
. , ,, .
...
naAo arrived in New \ o r k from their ■
is
condensed
and
falls
m
certain
10
-
A
V
r
,
,
.
.
_
the road instead <>/ Mr. Holladay.
n of V« 1!« »V ’•* \vh*
lib* r Ttp Ill- s
...
w esteru lecturing tour. In con v e rs -1
21‘ii of August next.
Three of the old Directors were made ealities.
, ing with a leporter the form er said, ,
This provision for a State
t^ * r O ll't ¡1 liti«! • n .
la
*1
• to retire and three new ones appoint-
| T ilton had begun the battle nobly [
g ist was one *>» the few wise j u t_a t
.
* ..
, •,
,,u as ed . . bv .i the
tlie agent of the creditors.
! a irl when his strength failed she
unscrupulous Legislative rri *
i s*
ai
, ,
A corr «• q*«m«l t* I It of thc " • (/oh iitti ures of the __
1
"
I he new directors are Mr. Kohler,
would take it up. Sho said both j
Assembly of 72,and furtherm ore its
reform
Mr.
H.
Thielscii
and
Hon.
S.
I'.
*ng
*-thcr
1 sides hud told horrible lies about the !
V i * 1* f » > l • S that a:in
intention was fultillcil in a highly
Chadwick.
Holladay
s
salary
was
Legisla-
it *
i ,w- oo
T l.n lnatter.
She caredflittle?)for
Beech-
1.*: •lat n *n l»y t! 1C S.)C\t
satisfactory m anner by the appoint «•lit. down to ?7,20C.
July
2 2 .— l u e , ,
'
S an riuNcisco,
.
. ™.
.
rp u
. e r s relations with Mrs. Tilton but
i 11 that Ft »lilt* n*•-..li t-:- intr aluce a ment of Professor Condon who is as
ent of Theodore lilto n against
.
, ,
,
There are also various rum ors statem
p
i
•
i
r
i
i
,.„i
i,»u
i
coukl
and
would
show
th
at
lie
was as
icStatcCon:ditntion
enthusiastic in his geological investi
4’f*it i♦ j « • ■ 1 «coin* *>f tl
about the future m anagement of the Beecher is 1 published and has pio- 1 | much a free lover as Theodore T il
i i :t bill inr.d pa IN it. Now then we gations as Hugh M iller ever was. W estside road. Holladay went up duced intense excitement. In a long
ton. M hen the time conies to speak
Now then tlie main <|uestion with
V 1v ;mien
g* m I>l>ce*l to that prop-
to St. Jo Friday with the intention letter to the InvestigatingComurittec o u t,th e world would stand nglmst at
us is, whethi r the office of State (lo-
1 as is reported of determ ining w heth ho gives as his reasons for making the hypocrisy of Beecher. She said
* iti Oil. We 'w* hi hi just like to see
ologist. will be continued by the next
J. B. Matthews, Proprietor.
the disclosure, th at they had been
au< >r«*rt ii. g i-le fui ■e would Legislature. We have .-vmo reasons er it would not be better to extend demanded by the committee and by she came straight here from San
the road into Polk c o u n ty I t is
Francisco to take p art in this fight *
11*>r.-e our S•t;i2e t ’*)iistitiiti«in or
for tearing that such will not he the
Beecher,and that as his wife had left
thought, th at if this Were done it
as she looked on this as her own {
case. Reform
and retrenchm ent
him he was no longer hound to se-
T he greutest an d b est v ariety of G en e rtl
would
double
the
business
of
the
salaries
, ,
.
.
, , battle for a principle she advocates. !
w hen it com*:‘S to raising
\v< re tie* watchwords ot all three of
the eonclu-
conclu-
cresy fo£r her sake. In tne
1
1
M
erchandise is k ep t in th e Bee H ive Storo
road. It is also asserted th at after
1 * 10 1i »rami of the iverage l.i. g i slat or
sion of this letter ho says: „T his j ft\x 1* hancisco , Ju ly 25.—A dis-
the political parties in the hate elect
of an y place in th e C ounty. Thin S td re lias
the wheat crop shall he moved the
* * »•i >vi s to«v ianre nn«l liberal f«>r such
alw ays been n o ted for its v ariety a n d it
desperate man must hold himself on- j pidcli from E ureka, Nevada, gives
ion, and it is to be feared that u n
ears
on this side will make only three
suedi things as Constitutions and der the pressure for retrenchm ent
a'icays shall be not only n o ted for th e ex ten t
ly, and not me, accountable for the particulars of the storm yesterday.
trips
a
week.
This
is
nothing
but
af its variety, b u t fo r th e
law.;. At this critical peii'id of brain- this item of public oxper.se r ill bo
wretchedness which these disclos- Ifc had been raining with great vio-
rum
or
but
\vc*
give
it
for
wliut
it
is
the
* nlargeim
m m
ot
* irgemcnt
the e provisions
provi
ures will carry to his own home and h-diec hi the early m orning,till noon, ■
lopped oil’. There would i n t be much
Q u a litti o f i t s G o o d s
Constitution liocom** verv pliabh so rctr. nchment in doing tins and c e r worth.
hearth. as thev have already brought " hen a cloud burst on the lofty range ,
It
is
evident
however
th
at
there
i
the salaries of Judges and otlu-r of
| to m ine.” He then proceeds to set ° t the m ountains to the east. A j
ANl) THE
tainly it would not bo reform. I t
ficers can be increased when theCon- would be a penny wise and per.ml has been much m ismanagem ent in forth specific charges. He charges vast volume of water rushed down j
stitutiou says in plain English tin .> foolish policy to save the pitiful «uni these railroads. The bondholders Beecher with adultery with M rs.T il-! the canyon where the town is loca- j
CHEAPNESS o f it s p r i c e
have discovered too Into that they
thev are just so much and cannot l>e
ton, and cites what purports to be ted, and tlio eastern p art of the town |
of
M to the State and s! op ex -
have been swindled and thev do not
increased l»y perquisites. \m l when
I sell for C A S tt, co n se q u en tly I h ave
fa^Js in proof of the charge. H e " ils flooded for ten minutes by a ,
p ’ »rations and ’i nvestigation of our
propose to let the profits of the road,if
No i osses to m ake up off of good custom ers.
a reapportionm oiu of Senator's an l
avers th at Beecher seduced Mrs. fearful rush of water constantly in -|
coal fields, beds of iron ore and o th
there be any, pass through Holla-
Representatives i.- made by which a
Tilon and sustained criminal rein- ercasm g in violence, depth and im-
er valuable m inerals; an accurate day’s hands any longer.
Senator.i for.iustanco the Senator in
tions with her for a year and a half, potuosity. The people of a portion
knowledge of which sent abroad
OXE J/.EV.S” M O SfiY K AS GOOD
The road has also lost the carry
W ashington county) i< legislated out
at the end of which time Mrs. Tilton of tl,e l ,,ace " ero hemed in. Every j
would invite capital to seek invest
ing of the mail on this side. Mr.
AS A NOTH EES’.
of hi- office according to law, a spe
confessed to him her guilt and im- nioment houses were torn from their ;
ment here, and would serve to in
Corbett
proposes
after
this
m
onth
to
cial act is made to legislate him into
i
ploreu him to he reconciled toBeech- foundaliohs and sw ept away with |
vite the immigration to our bor
carry
th
e
in/ril
in
stages.
Holladay
it in violation of constitutional en ders of a laboring class so much
All will fare alik e in prices, which shall
. er. A reconciliation was effected th eir «H'cupants. Ropes were pro-1
would not carry the mail any longer
actm ents. It is jn>t a little strange
between Beecher and Tilton by the j cured
11 line fonnetl of brave
needed to develop the vast resources
alw ays l>e T H E V ERY L O W E ST th ey caU
on the present terms, and Corbett
that Democrats w lio are such (p it-
former
confessing
his
sin
and
l>cg-
i
1,1011
"
h
o
thus
protected dashed into
be afforded for
of our
comparatively unknown
would not give any more so the
tended sd c k k rs for“ strict construc
the
torrent
and
raved
many
lives.
ging
for
pardon,
which
was
granted.
State. California with but a little mail service will be done l y stage
tio n ” would be rtie authors of these
F o r C a s h !
------
But Tilton discovered that, Beecher Only a few women and c h ild re n ;
over six times our population, at the hereafter.
bold and palpable violations of our
and Plym outh church were trying to « .„ ■ lo st. The bodies are l« in S j
preceding. Legislature,appropriated
N ew G oods nre co n stan tly arriv in g and
Constitution. They are responsible
San Francisco, J u ly 21, 1V74-
destroy his character to clear Beech brought to the court house as fast as
<»ran-«*rs vs K n i l r o a d s .
sl()(),0tU> for geologic:i 1 surveys of
for these w anton violations of the
Thirty houses w ere Received at Portland, Oregon, July 21, Xetc floods, G ood G oods , CHEAP GOODS;
er and for this reason he discloses recovered,
that State, or on«- hundred times
organic law of our State and we pro
The Hood lasted onlv |
1874, 2:25 P M-
sw
eptaw
a
The (1 rangers are wide-awake and the great wrong done him.
m ore money than we have appropri
To
MESSRS-
BRADLEY, MARSH
pose to hold their noses to the grind
WI LL sex . l .
To this statem ent'(which wo have a half hour. The total loss of life & CO, British Bankrupt Stock by
ated for the same object And it cer ;f railway capitalists continue to play
stone. Tilt endorsem ent of the Dem- tainly would be no reform to stop -harp with them they stand a good abridged because statem ents are is not
known, but it is believed
steamer; purchased at tremend-
I will alw ays keep all th e S ta n d ard B ran d s
o ratio A*l: ninistrution for the pa- this geological work, no more than chance to get their eye-teeth pulled. mad«* that are too indecent for gen- ii will reach twenty-five or thirty. QUg discount.
J. J. O’BRIEN
of G oods an d . by a strict in te g rity of p u r
mu years, evi n by a plurality v<
This stock w ill consist of Dry Goods, pose to deal ns I w ould be d ealt by. i now
to cut l .i" n the common school fund. In Wisconsin and Iowa they haveal- oral reading) succeed «. series of let Losses arc reported to be §150,000.
,
.
...
Clothing,
Boots and Shoe3, Hats and n v ite y o n to m y S to re, w hich I lidw c h risten
indi « au s an a inning condition of
done too ready brought the railroads to terms ters by Mrs. Til ton. Mr. Tilton and
I he
(tifiiyhic give'san outline • „
.
.
.
,
Th* science of geology h
n
;
Caps,
Groceries,
etc- etc-, and w ill bt* th e
pubi c morals.
much for the enlightenm ent of all and have reduced somewhat tin* im- Beecher. Hers to her husband are o. B eechers forthcoming defence, Sopl at an en 9 »mous
K itherw c should observe thè 1; ws
classes to be entirely ignored in our inende profits ot these e>’ortenor.*« confessions of the seduction, and derived fre*m parties who profess to i
SACRIFICE,
of our State <*r vote them dead and
oil
their
watered
stock.
I
h^pite
the
oliai
that
she
was
overpowered
thoroughly
understand
the
situation.
!
Full
particulars
in fliturc a d v e r ts
Suite where education is such an im-
live witliout law. for it wmild be luet
portant feature in orti* social and j M i power of the capital of the railroads bv •e-' ^'or s jdaiisil*!»' argum ents The Gra/thi-- says the docum ent will j
ici to be robbed wdhout la"’ tinnii to
li*ic.il economy. It has poured floods and the assistance of the great law- and r- asoningsagainst the imormali- Uo a very powerful and startling one |
be robbed under it.
Iheir intercourse.
and will make some confessions
R em em b er tli** pine«. J N. C ainpbel
nt light on the dark places in bibical vers Evarts and Judge Curtis against t v
it,
the
W
isconsin
railroad
law
lias
O
ld
S tan d , F d v st G rove.
V { l i m i m i M o u u m e n t l’rojvrt
*)•>■ President
p»v. ;.L „f McMa
UiUi.,. which w ill create as great surprise as
hi- torv and given the intellect a
Pvitis. Ju ly 22*
>oting where once a blind faith was been declared constitutional by the lion, in r< spohse to a deputation of d ’d lilto n s now famous piesenta- (
J . II. M A T T H E W S .
T he Pioneer and Historieal Socie le only ground for feet and hands courts. In W isconsin the railroad members of the Assembly who wait- tion of his alleged )>ersonal grieve-1
F o rest Grove* O r. Nov. 4th 1H73
ty of * »regon pr »pose t<» lai'** inonev I to d in g to. It has pulled down the companies tried to dodgt the law eti upon him to-day, said lie was ant’es* Beecher will acknowledge ;
u7 :1 a
t . er*-et a suitabb'raonum en^ to thè • artificial system of Christian cosmog- utul outwit the farmers. They i>- not summoned to power in order to *hat since the beginning of his min- !
memorv of Dr. Marcus W hitman ! ony und hurled in broken ruin the Pin ,1 an order that no one should be rert'.ire either a monarchy or i*.n ern- 1 lsl,’.v he has been beset by letters nd-
" h o - massacro by thè Indians in i incongruous structure of Esher’s adm itted into the cars without lie pire. His acts proved to all that lie Messed to him from women.express-
W alla W aila valley in lH17 is well enr uiologv. It has vindicated na- had a ticket. The law provided a wonld not participate in such an on-
f-iro.'it p( lsonaladiniiation indeed j
,ci own to thè people of tliis State. ! fun - (io.l from the violence of bro- penalty for railroads removing a terp n se. The
him
u man and minister. He j
m e law which created
1 Society prepose t r i ’ -e >lo,0,io j¿en law, and ont of a false and pro citizen from tne ears for refusing to the septennat still less imposed up-
^*lf,w that communications of
rth e erection of this monument custf aii- vsteni has reared a beautiful Eh1 more for his passage tnau the on him the task of constituting a •
11 ;d 11 ro ar0 constantly received !
‘i if they fail thev will trv to raise and harmoniou-* universe divine as r:ito piescrilx*d by law. Lut the a * lelinite republic. Mr. P erier’s bv cverv noted man in the commui-
( nongli fonds to pla *e a respor v a b l e the Intelligence whose plastic " r:inr cr " !ls too long-headed for bin offered him nothing; but bv ins- tv, and th at it is a special annoyance
m onument over his n >l»lo d u* a a hand gave it form and consistency, this dodge. He worked up a conn- 0i.ating him from the Conservatives, of clergymen, poets and actors to be
■ I n th e n o v b u ild in g , co rn er *{ O ak.an J
m.irk of î r .-peet to the eariatian pa- Instead of the few years since our tor
ecluall.v as «harp against 1)V Av]ir).,e
iie wished to govern, it thc focipients of these abnorm al de-
] E lm
A venues,
op p o site
th e
C ongre
, giitional chu rch . F o re st G rove, O regon,
tri‘>r who saved this upper coa-t t » earth was said to have been called the railroad regulation. "When he would deprive him of much counsel, m onstrations. A lter a general state-
th f T'nited States.
at a word out of the confusion o f could not get into the cars without a c ollseqUPntlv the M inisters w ould nient, Mr. Beecher will allude to the
in 1^12 wh°n tli°ro was danger •ha«* i iie reader of the books of stone ticket at the company's rates lie declare in his name that he rejected (‘ase '^M rs. Tilton,who it seems con- \
that our fîovtrnrcent wouM cedc
book s w 1 1 o.-*
>rds a e the petri would buy a ticket for thc next sta the project. In conclusion he ox- crived for him a most extravagant j
t !i - i irge terriforv t > the B ritish.D r. fied creatures of c. >unt.*?ss ages-- has tion, but a short distance, and so pressed an opinion th at a proclaims- PH!,Rlon* Knowing the lady from \
■ h as u n p ack ed a larffo And well-selected stock
W m in vent l>nck to W ashington taught us that m ight\ aeons have ac the company could not remove him lion, of the Republic m ight disturb childhood, and having m arried her j
' dì
: f, rm *»ur( iov» rnrnetit of iis tm e complished the present, con lition from the cars w ithout violating the order and pence, but if the laws he to hf*r husband, and having been on
*. Before h* started his friends of our earth; while yet f ir nut.tw ink law and would he compelled to take asked for were voted the septennat ’term s of
D R Y GOODS ; V t o r n i SG, l i ATS-,
relationship with both
r > peisuade liim not to go be- ling
in
the blue seas nrolln* I fr om the granger for the rest of his would become a movement ealcula- t,lc was letl l>>’ a «Intnge infatuation
FA S C Y ARTICLES, dr.
.if the périls of the journev, us, are islands that blazcil on their journey what the law’ designated. ted to inspire confidence and re- to subm it to her blandishm ents, and
le siiifl to them : Jiy /'/-* i* o/
• an intimacy was founded which,while i
whirling course;blussom edand fm it- The railroads having been thus bad- spect.
AT.P«>
,, • J i t' f
h'if sa <* * th '<
lvjout-generaled
gave
up
the
dodge
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
,
j it Was not criminal, was reprehensi- I
e 1 into busy population; and grew
Mrs.
lilto
n
s
statem
ent
is
pub-
,
,
• /* <<«/* .1 •;,'*/•/ •'.*/> y»'*'Tp/<*. He bl* ak and uninhabit« «1 millions and and have subm itted to the law. The . . . .
r, . .
.
. b,,
ble, or at least put him in a position
Family Groceries and Provisions,
I t is long and explicit. She
,
. ..
. . ~
the pcrilous journev nîotie millions of ages before thc vapory reduction made by the new law is lislied.
. , , ,
i
,
,
- .
which made him seem to d< > great
W H O L E S . * L I A*»*1 R E T A IL ,
.
|v on hors* baek and pc.rtlv afoot flame of our little world had rolled not nearly so groat as we had been absolutely a n t solemnly denies ; wrong to
Tilton
He will confess
that.
she has ever eora-
ugh aw ildcrness populmis with off into its eccentric orbit from thc led to suppose from first reports. th at
that both he and Mrs. Tilton were
< - and savnges and reached parent sun. This wonderful science A few examples will show the com m itted adultery with Beecher, and : very emotional and given to exng-
HARDWARE, CROCKERY de., de.
that
he
was
ever
guilty
of
an
indec
\Y •hington and succesiled in in.ak- has narrowed the field of speculation; parative differenceof the charges un
; geration in sentim ent, and th at the
orous act o r suggestion in her pres-
>m < iovenim ent see th<* value of has given m axiom- instead of post der the old and new rates:
correspondence between them was
! Tn fart, ev ery th in " to he fo u n d in a first
Xtui rates ' OTlcG' She reproves Tilton for his
Old rates
ervir.g this great country for the ulates. It has contributed som ething From f'hicnrjo to
not what should have existed be
1 class V ariety S to re.
,
WVst L iberty, 1 1 ............$7 35
87 12 F ree Love doctrines, and declares in
< s of our citizen«,
tween pastor and lady, and that lady
/ ;>7
.. 7 IK)
to every science. Philosophy and Iowa C ity, la .
h 50 substance th at his conduct toward
f the monument he raised to theology are indebted to it foi valu M orengo, l a .................... 0 00
tlie wife of his friend. B ut the pe
her for years has been th at of a tra i
c iry rif the Christian patriot able acquisitions. And our Repre
culiarity of the ease was th at Mrs.
H o n c y -D c w .
tor, coward and heathen, The com
!. i i • * of this State and theTerri- sentatives ami Senators cannot, thev
Tilton complained bitterly of h rr
mittee of Investigation was exam in
is foi m* 1 ont of it, and lot this must not, ignore its supreme claims.
My poods were pelbefhd «tbrcxxly for thi<
husband's self-sufficiency, w a n t of
Tlie Sacramento 7 term'd has dis- ing the original letters last night.
fill alwn.v« keep up a full
m arket an d I «hall
ic i'» ! viying 1)3 inscrihedthere-
kindness to her, and possible infidel-
The petty sum of § 1,000 for the covered the source of hohey-dew. It
asso rtm en t m aking
c a n i o n i e 11 1 o t o future généra services of our State Geologist
L ondon , July -4. I t is reported j tv, and she looked up to M r.Beec h-
_ .........................
..... .......
is says that . the
microscope discloses
__o __ •
r - ____ i v •
‘
F A S H IO N A B L E C L O T H IN G
OTIS of is noble chara**ter and he-
nothing, compared with their value, the fact th at the honey-dew' which *iora
.that^ General Morionez er to give her th at affection and sym -
a prominent feature in mv «tore. My qood*
me ' in* *'<• - i n the cause of lilwrty and in view of the comparative ig nor- we see on the leaves of plants anr| • has won a ^ ie at victory in N avane, ¡ pathy xvhich she failed to find at
Are nil veir, my salesroom large and rcell-
ml Ch stiai: civilizatioii: “ J/</ lit'-' an**«* at home and abroad of the geo trees is nothing but great num bers ^ k ' 11*-*
rglded, äud my
Cailists prisoners.
home. Beecher will acknowledge
« o f bui i IMI,- ,)(•<<)• ïl-t I / / "d1\ lut f su fl* logical facts concerning Ore gon and of insects and that the specks on thc ' -^EW Y ork ,J uly 24. Tilton claims th at he was tried with tem ptation;
ilt’/ t-n" oit .f ui-'i'ii'ftri
>P
the great a«lvantages to be derived leaves nre the excrescences of these th at the Committee has dealtunfair- j
o iV a p a th y ^ n d ^ n d e rn e a r^
P ALCES L O W *75 Ihr LOW EST
\
\ w tixl i ‘ t a n i n v
l>v giving them to the world, both in insects and form the real honey-dew ly with him, and th at the íeports of y[rs T ilton,and that he reciprocated
an intellectual and financial point of on which hoes feed: th at the afore- wliat
to*stifie(l '" (‘rc grossly false, j them to a great extent, so much so
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vie v, the Legislature will .rather in- said insects feed on the leaves from To a reporter he sa id : “ I wish you th at while not actually guilty of any j
crease thc salary of the State Oeolo- whose substance the
honey-dew, would do me the favor to say
^
comProm-
BirrsnrRO, July 2 v —-D natoli*
gisK than cut it off.
is formed which we find upon them , through the columns of the Argun f\ er necessar“n}ls i t *® ppeared to ^ 8 I
this m orning shows that th* ]«'*; of
To m v forner enstom ers And all in thin
A\ e were lead to present this state- In proof of this theory lie cites,w hat th at I have hitherto declined being mind, the letters which he subse- j
Vicinity the invitation is to “ co m ean d s e c .”
life bv the Mood at Pittsburg an i Al- m«nt to the public from a eonversa- lie says is a fact, th at the honey gath- interviewed concerning m y appear- l quently wrote to Mr. M oulton and;
We like to show good.-* w hethcryou p u rc h a se
I*-gl:any City was 211). It i.» estimated tif >n which wo had with one of our ered in this wav partakes more or less | ancobeforo the committee, yet thc j ^Ir Tilton, hum bling himself before j
or nos.
tliif the loss of property is over§100- I ” presentatives elect, who, though of the nature of the tree or shrub from ‘ report from the Committee’s c o u n sel;
?roirnfDrTrn(i ° d f° i ^
The deluge is supposed to i makes no pretensions to the lore whirl, it is m ade,that made from the is »n absolute tabricution. I told
°f
liave l*e«'ii **Vtusod bv a water-spout. «>i I* if.ks, has an active interest, in cottonwood being of a dark color and the Committee distinctly th at Mr.
Beecher had confessed his adultery. 1 « ttswrc . , P a., Ju ly 27.—Therd
Tin* part hallar: of the disaster are the cause « Í education. And we pungent taste,
appalling.
nicht^ ( p*' ai ? ''] 0
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would be glad to see papers whose
Now then wc do not absorb this to me: th at he had confessed it to |
Highest Market Prie« paid foi Butter
Thousands of people are visiting circulation arc much w nlerthan ours ; this theory of the/tVvW ’irinstantane- M r* M oulton; th at he had confessed , flood was terrible. The whole upper I
and Eggs
the scene of the dinas ter here. The *liscuss (his question. Now is the very I ously. M’e have seen this same h o n - ! to ailotlier Pcrso11 whom I named. | part of the city was flooded. Many I
< ‘henry Run Regions Company of the time for our Legislators to consider ! ev-dew dripping from the leaves Gf i furthermore, I gave the names of .
1'vere «wept away. Fifty-five,
National < Inani have lv*en detaile I j m atters im portant to the State and fir and pine trees purer and sweeter ! ^ e r a l persons who, for the laafc |
lid |
t*. keep the crowd out of the way of j determ ine what legislation is needed; than any honey ¿ver me.de by a Bee. i
hftVe berrn P ^ fcetly well I Jfl the vicinity, at least’l l liv^s were
workmen and protect property. The j for when they go to Salem they will We have not made any chemical a " aie
Moulton s entire connAc-1 lost. I t is ‘impossible to estimate
eareh for bodies proceeds slowly,ow- n* t have time to investigate- a * thin analysis of fir or pine leaves to dm- tion with this ease, frofia beginning j the loss of property, but A- is im- (
A. HINMAN.
in«' ♦«• thc immense am ount of debris i " ill
be the word when they get cover whether thev were so heavilv to e n d * ^ ad been ^ ased
Ibis one I niftnse* M hole H oeks of buildings .
THE
IN D E P E N D E N T.
TELEGRAPHIC!
BEEHIVE
STORE
BY TELEGRAPH!
Bee Hive Store«
XEW stori ;! jist
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A. HINMAN
Pore»t Grov Or. Nor. 7, 1873
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» sureharged with honey but
are i and
only c o in e ro sto n e -B e e c h e r a I pi ,lt iJO(iiCb have been recovered.
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