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Oregon VYeckW Statesman;
18800 IVEBY WEDStSDlr BT.
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,, V
DAILY STATESMAN AND CXTONISt;
FiAhe.1 every morning except Mondsy.
BnhecrlpUon by Mi ye, 63 U,. Advertising,
per square of cut inch Mr numb, ll M.
Adrert KmenU In PitLVaul Wsixt..t3 pe
equate oi one men per monui. v m.
TOlIu In Stewart's Brick Building; ststrs
"PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
UK. PAINE. '
HOICEPATHIHT. THO-I PRFFK&
ring litis mild, efficient mrtlleel treatment
c i c muhvhie at Ms office, enter or Liberie
ad Curt streets, onixulte Oners Horn
t 'n rue. lay and Friday cioratnge Medknt ed
vice and treatment will be given free ol elieres
to sl those who are unable to pay lor tne aer
.cee ol a Pbyatetaa . t " . Jue-l
OtU Bt. UVD-OS, A, JL,
- Graduate ftf Y University io ISO. ,
At the Medical University and Hospitals
Psrla, trance. In 1841 and 1848.. .......
Practltiooer on this cout nee 1S50.
Law A. A targeon U 8. army.
OfBoe Patten' Pleok, Baltm, Orgea
Boideoce, Chemeketa Hotel. -may'Sdswtl.
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WILLIAM WALOU, y
Attorney at L.UW, i
. AND i . ,
HEAL ESTATE AGENT.
Offioe Ia Fattoxt'e Block,"
SALEM, OBXOON, -
' maylftoaugV
City JUr Htore
J. W. IOQTXSB, - , -
Druggist aud jpo(hrarf,
Blooroa' Block, flaJaam, Cre;i
''" AprlBatf.
h. oiunru, m. p. x. t. cbasr, u.
UH'I CARPKnTBB. ,db CHABSl
Offle ox Liberty St.,
SALEM .-..it : OREGON
Salem, Teo. th, 1ST0.
JAltfeSB A. HlCQAttDaHJSf, M. D..
Plsw-aslcinn tTttcl Wis foou
(Lata of Belle-ni Hospital Medical College
n form vny. v ,
Offlea la Pjeare'e Brloat, SaUae, Ogav
Raldemeo Commercial. Hotel.. ,
r 0. tiinu.
iiapioa
j. a. wagmaa.
AttomeyN A.t Itiw,
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BALEM, 0BB00K,
Offlee In Pattou Brie., op stairs tmt roan
en the front. - oovxaiawti
J. C.
1 CRCBBI, 'H,
O.,
Kate at Salem,
Physician andn reon
Offers hie professional services to the
cltixens oi Dallas aud. vuduity
Not. Idwif -
s.s.cAAsa. . . ,e. noaaLtaD,
, f--s. r.ota7 PobUo
'" GAPLEI A.nOUKLiKU.
Attorneys at E.u.'V'e,
PORTLAMP, OBEQON'
Office, np ttalrs 8. B.
I artoD btreets .
corner Pront snd Web
BepL HI. l&ftiai
A. n bklt, n. v.,
Olflue and residence, corner L'uion and
Unurct si reels,
; . BALEM.OKEGOS
Orders rai be left at Souther's Drat to"
PoWkiL.1. eh PL1BM,
Atiornrya anil CoaMtleii M
" and Ba.lcllora lat Chsacsrr,
A(.HANV .. OREGOl
U. KLINS-NOTAHI PUBLIC,
Collections and tonTeyanees proniptlj attendee
Attorlujy ut liurv
DALLAS, OUKaOMv ,
Prompt atitntnxt ln o buli (. 6ptuht .
Collections and tr.niicUotn -1n Keal Ketate
0010 opsUIrs In Uie Court ilotue. . aWcleV -
a. r aiHHca, tit,
Notary Public. - . Attorney at fca
11 A MM EH TJiltB V
OIGce over the Barik, "
IALIH, - - OBlOOl
llltl , ESTATE, . IUUKAUCsV
HV and (Vlltcthig AgenU. , Kal ale Ic.
the city ai.d country (or ule.
Abstract ol all tltlea In M irion county.
Balem Deo. 4 1S70. ilAwtf
FAfttllH ft ATUIiOB,
PortUnd.
C W. MTAL,
C. W. KOYAL,
IJtettl Estate Ag-et.
'ottvPresertr aS Pants tor sale. Houses IS
rent and rents collectsd.
JO HIS J.PALT. ,
Attorney & Counselor at Law
. boksa yiarra, obkuon. i .
WH1 practice In Polk and adjoining eeentles
tcSJPUollecUons attended to proxptly.
feblfttt
w. uiaatu. sr. w. tsitik. a. willums.
.. .j Ponnerljt ol Balem
HILL, THAYER & WILLIAMS
Attorneys A Counselorr-at-Lw.
. WlB prasUoe federal and rtaU Coarta. I
OffleeBIa 10 First Bt (over Pnst
ofttce'a Portland, Oregon.
-"kUwly ,
DR. J. C BELT,
11. ir San Vraaclieo. offer, bis ferrlees to tb
cltlaens of Salem .nl vicinity. Baring had tn
years experience In the prastlce of awdlae,i
feel competent to attend all cases that nay soi
ander my charge
Offle), at snMsl. Cor. Cbwrelt
Vmiob at'Ceia.
lulyt
Chemecta Hcucc,
. , lALtHi OREGOS,
This new and elegant Betel, supplied with every
srtodern eoBTcslence, Is sew open for
the rsception of (uests. ;
K. P. EABHABT,
, Mayltf.
Prcprlfter
rCapit:
W W V ''
(Known' as CspUKi i S, Opposite Chs-
''111; ' "' ' ' -. ..-;
(" OomBaorelal' tvtroet, SUt.aa.
X am prepared t fv-nlsh tne best tbe Barket
aoot da, at Uie toHuwing low rates :
Blnsie meals, frotn S a. m. to 10 p m..... S r
Bed. So ts
BoariSper w,e-.... M OH
BoTtf and lodging per week..... $5 00
Coffre K-a orciiH-olaie.wlih cake. ... 10 cts
BtrawberrirS and Jreaai, with cake-. 10 cts
VOysters gnt np quickly In every style, at
Ban rraaciace prices. . ; u
" E H. AOLCK.
Proprietor,
JuneS
H'3 i t MOT ICE! !;:"
6 BEAT EKDICTI0I IV PBICIS
AT THE
St. Charles
Hotel.
Oregon,
Pren the Bret day of Aagastthe price of Board
and Koneae en so reduced to uiefnHowingrate
Transient, mom aad board per day (1 W
Transient. Batten rooms aad board
extra, per day .AS to $4 OS
Permanent, single room aad board
per week..-. $10 and onward
Permanent, day boarder per Week. . .B "
Permanent, Suite of Boom for Families la pro
portion
Bed.
ds. per alani........
Tbis beinc the only Brst-clsss Hotel in
city being built of brick, Willi Bar and Billiard
Rooms on th premises. Table and attendance
nawrpassed oa tbe coast, aad aB the modern
Improraffiania 4 be sakaerlee Irwsta, wiut
above eomtlaatto of advaatagas, la meal with
a proportionate share ol patroness from tit cltl
aens or roruend and we traveling pdb't
J011HJ. JACOBS,
Propiotcr.
-'A
WANTED!
20,000' my Kbap in B ilem.
f J. SI. tJOULTEU.
VOL.21
Indications of Coming War.
Jt would seem that Europe was
never more ripe for a straggle than at
be present tittf.' Prist! tts aU;
taloed ber aelre,T)Ut tfieTrench na- S
tioa with wonderful vitality has com' ;
menced to train the masses for the
ru'ure struggle, 'and has shown that ;
her cltisens, possess innsanse wealth
and are wllliat to" nse it to' mainuin
the national prestige. . As the history i
of tbe late war develops we learn that
France was outnumbered and ootgen-
eraled. Tht Germa forces were'nns
derrated hy tbe French, and the dis-
ciplioe of German armies was much ;
undervalued. o far th 1 coarege
of men was concerned tbe heroism of ;
the French droops-was never outdone,
Vat they fought egAinst greater disctp- .
line nd greatly superior generalship.
Tbe factf are realized and France is in
training to remedy defects and organ- ,
ize her war power with perfection. v..
.Prussia- positively ; auticlpates. an- j
other strnggK as soon as France can
take the Eeld and she maintains aa im
mense army and has so. soon com
menced to recoostrnct and improve
her whole war system.6"
Tbe complications increase with tbe
fact that England .eels chagrined at
the lost of her former prestige, and
that "Russia seems to have bee a on tbe
point of extending sid to the Empire
when it collapsed at Sedan. The pres
ent Action of Austria and Prussia man
ifest a Jealousy of the institutions of
Russia, - and no doubt tbe Eastern
question wili be tbe cause of tbe next
great European war ,
If any combinatins can be made' to
armonize'the interests of Rossi,
France and. Eaglod and extend the
power' of tbe firit named, we may ex
pect that atoacb greater, contest will
bo initiated than that which terminated
with the lata siege of Paris.
- Whenever that time cdmes v may
expect that the Auttriao and German
Empires will have to battle together
against Eastern and Westers 'Europe.
What part England will take wift de
pend upon tbe importance either side
will accord her." Sht watts to be tbe
easting voice - io deciding the. great
question of tbe balaoce of power, and
will be statis6ed witb that position.
Russia wants Constantinople and will
eventually obtain it. France wilL. no
longer object if she caa command be
place she formerly held and be re
venged on Prussia. Tears may elapse
before tbe nations prepare for this
coming contest and are-ready forkH,
bnt it will surely come, unless in tbe
meantime true 'republican principles
shall obtain and empires topple down
before tho popular will.. .Should
Europe ever become republican, apd
the interests of tbe masses be coo
sulledptbea we may hope for- the era
of conquest to cease and for peace to
i-tway the woria. . . ...
Correspondence-
itBAriB.pr JTBifS.
Ed. Statsshax I Allow me, through
tht columns of year piper, to make a
correction in regard to an article that
appeared in tbe Farmer concerning
FALL WHEAT. ., ,
About four weeks ago' I furnished
tbe Willamette Farmer a chapter of
items, and in that paper I, or the type
set'er, made a mistake in reference to
tbe yield of Fall beat this year ia tbe
Willamette valley. Where such wheat
was Well put io, in good ground, last
Pall; I said (or so it appeared) s
18 bushels,' when it should have been
28 bushels per acre. This last is tbe
true .and intended. ., As lb Statis
u as circnlates generally Where tbe
Farmer does, this may serve as a cor
rection. And now to the point: Tbe
farmers of tbis county are well for-
ward in cutting and securing- their
wbeat. . Pitts' header and y thresher
work admirable , "there" r Other ma
chines that dd well. The Fall wheat
is ' yielding extra,crops of superior ,
quality.- - H msy be invidious to name
ont certain farmers and keep silence of
others, but I must give names and
yields-of Faifwbat to some extent on
Howell Prarie the granary of old
Marion. And first in order comes tbav.
indomitable, Oregon born Alexander
McKorcle thirty Acres plowed a foot
deep, well pulveriztd and sown the.
first of October, yielJed 45 bushels
per aore Next comes David Shannon
land flio tren-five years, piored
last season twelve inches deep, -sown
io : October yield, 42 J "bushels per
acre. John Newsom land rnn twen
ty. 6 ve years, plowed a fool deep wll
harrowed, and town In October ; jind,
41 bushels per acre. Asa. Simmons
Jane wheat, pastured long and late;
yield, 35 bushels per acre. Col FraoV
Shaw, 30 barbel's per, acre; -Cap.
Lyon, about 40; Greet wood, about
33 J Woods, about 34 J Sappingfield,
about 84 ; Spring wbesi on Howell
Prairie, say, ii and oats 4l. ' ,
TBI
WIATBIB. ''
' Tbert hat beta bnit little excessively
hot weather aiact harvesting ' commenced.-
I tear of no accidents among
tbe men, as old rum don't come on
there. Wagtt arq $t 60 j per , day
bands sre plenty at these rales.
TBB EQUALIZES.
, In consequence of tht great faeili
ties for transportation to and from tb
States by- tht Uolon Pacifio and by
ships, no greater rates will b
paid ' for wheat here - than relative
prices elsewhere. California it cut
short for crops, but her gold will pro
cure for her breadttuffs and ftsdatl
fair prices. Crops In tbis State are a
fair average this year. There Is tvsry-
tblng to encourage nt ber farmers, ..
merchants, shippers, mechanics, man
ufacturers all may look ap here.
BBXrCBOP.
1 Past experience sbould leach as bow
to sow and prepare the soil for wheat.
Unl aa tbta. rJiantA dhaalit aAt.k Iw.
lengthy, I will devote chapter three t
Fall and Spring wheat I how to farm
t Insure a large yield. "t '
Hcssab poa Mobtasa I Ever sine
its organisation, "Montana Territorj
bat beea reprsented ia Coagress hj
Democrat At tbt last election, Kavs
naugh, Democrat, was slectad by J ,86
majority Tbis year," however, oa -friends
have not only destroyed th -Democratic
majority, bnt hare electe :
their candidate, W. H. Clagget, b.
N0 5.
x
Corruption,
Th btst campaign in tbis State gave
tbt Demoeratid orators and papers
abundant opportunities, Which were
freely Improved to" charge nolimited
corruption npon the ootgoing adminis
tration. The charges have fallen dead
to far at tbey affected (be honor of tht
Republican party, and tht legislation
enacted during! tht years when they
. . . .-. '--" f ' - - . .
held power. No acts were passed for
the benefit of. speculators, do schemes
were laid to plunder the jTreasurj or
wastt th Stat bonds on swindling
preteossK,' tnch as were eaaeted at
soon' a Democrats obtained majority.
Tbe State Penitentiary was faithfully
conducted and tbt accounts ' of tbe
Treasurer examined and re-examined
to he found above suspicion. ' 1 . ,
The charges of fraud are being in
dustriously repeated at the : present
time by irresponsible agents, , sad so
far as they can bt substantiated ,tbty
amount.. to. an, accusation that . one
singlt.iBdividaaL ssada use of State
4aods and it a defaulter. -. . ? '
If.oar pponentS' -intend -to'ebargt
fraud on Abe party, and claim' that the
late Stat Board has been- gnihy of
premeditated defalcation let them' do
so: If they mean to insinuate that any
iodiridusl hat embezzled ' tbe State
funds let them say that, or let them
take the legal steps to prove tbe fact
and obtain redress. It is a little re
markable that during tht year since
they have been in power tbey have not
attempted to prove to vagoe-charges
continually made. - -
We propose to meet this matter
opeoly and freely, and therefore we
say to these men .who prefer insinua
tion to proofs call to to your ' Aid "the
law ; prosecute Secretary May upon
his bond and exact of bim and his se
curities whatever sums he has used
that belong to the State ; and to end
ih whole matter. - Understand dis
tinctly, from tbis moment, that tbe
Republicans as a party demand that
the rights pi tbe State shall bt pro
tected, and ' claims uo exemption
sbould you prove that an offense was
committed by av man'eleoted by our
VOtet. ; n,; '- ".
The facts seem to te that our op
ponents, if tbey have any ground for
accusation j prefer, to manipulate the
matter outside tbe courts, and to mag
nify in the columns of tbe newspapers
aext db tbe stamp what would dwin
dle down to a small affair before an ar
ray of facts ad figures. . Wet are not
prepared to sr that no defalcation ex
ists, neither do we receive their state
ments as published, lor we know that
tbey are false in part.' "It Is s co hard
ly, contemptible," but characteristic
thing for tbis Salem Ring to insinuate
what it dare not assert. We say again,
it any Republican" official owes the
State .prove the fact and collect tbe
money, or else atop the accusation.
Of course they will need such capital
to nse ia tbe next campaign which ia
not tar off, aad to show that tbey have
collected any deficiency by law would
Loot anil their .thievish tools so well as
to claim that one exists and place" it at
figures large enough to fill tbe Demo
cratic eye.
When the next campaign comes, in
stead of being assailants Ibis plunder
ing horde will be thrown upon tbe de
fensive and driven to tbe wall. They
will bear of corruption wherever Dem
ocracy can Uj their hands on aoylbiog
to steal. Mew York City and Califor
nia will be beld as examples, and. it
will be charged home upon thtsa, that
in their poor way tbey themselves
base plundered aad robbed tbe -State
of lands and money exactly to- tsa ex
tent tbey have bad opportunity to grab
and approprlat. - -
' Then make your accusations In ctB-
cial figures and prove them by ' coarse
of law as' soon as possible." Let ' ns
bear as little as convenient from socb
slobbering liars, and such natural born
falsifiers as tht JJcrcury ini ntrjrit
but coma op to tbe scratch use men,
do what is your duty in the premises,
or else own, that your miserable organs
are common liars. m J z
Tbb PibaLd's - Sew Editob. We
feel like appreciating and doipg justice
to whatever tends to advance the char
acter of journalism In our State, for
the prsea, as the popular educator ol
tbe people, bat an Important and re
sponsible part to perform. . Tbe Herald
bat new editor, td we give tbe toH
lowing extract from his salutatory In
the issue of last Monday. . We believe
that editors may honestly differ as to
great political issues,' and yet preserve
the amenUies of life in their writings
and -in their ' personal intercourse.
O'-gfin jonrnalism will be improved if
ever euitiT in tne Estate aaaii aocepi
the senlimtut. .et forth by Mr. Taylor
and adopt them as'bis oao. ' Alluding
to the duties he is assuming, be says':
" Tbe position, if properly filled, is
one involving much arduous labor,
greet responsibility, and demands tbe
very highest ordl of talent. We can
ao bopt to- i.t!qt,to U tbe d.
mandt $ therefore w bespeak, at Ibe
hands of all pertont , and parties, tbe
exercise of that charity which is so
highly mmaied by tbe Great A per
ils of. Chrietiaaityi And what we a.k,
we. hope to concede, .With our breth
ren of the press we desire to observe
all those amenities which add grace to
journalism and dignify the editorial
profession For, Journalism has come
to be one of the: learned) prolessiooe.
Rightly pursued, it equals in dignity
either the Doctor, of Divinity, tbe
Doctor of Laws or tbe Doctor of lledi
cine ', oT in it immediate- effects
npon society, the welfare, tb morala
and tbe manners of the commuoity, it
is not one wait behind either ; indeed,
is, perhaps, more potent tban either.
Let oa, brethren of the' press, "never
forget these bign-oodndtrations. '
A t'oaiparlflOB. . '
Tb New York nates keeps the fol
lowing financial ttatemtots standing at
th head of itt columns.! They.tbow
in tbt least possible space th differ
ence between the Demecratio admlnis
tration of the city of New-York and
the National Government at Washing
ten. We command them to the atten
tion of all those who have been duped
Jby the Tammany charges of Republican
extravagance and eorrwpVio ; t -K
i ,-Ws, s DCST.ot rajl cxrrap statsb. c
March 4th, 1869u,Miw,e$3.5'U,457.25
July 3lst. 1871W....,...M 2.2832Mi
Deereaim tn 29 moaus........$24t,lzS,405
Rata of derespr saontk...- 84I5I
, - BBBTor as roast orrr.; i
December Slst, 1868 ... ...M,WM7
July 31st, 1871-...". 10,9553
Inerease in 31 months.
4a,548,2S8
SALEM, OREGON."
Sational Tliancet.
A fair estimate , of . tbe success -of
Grant's Administration and tht" pros
perity of our country ander It, may bo
gained; from understanding of our
patttoaat Goatees and the state of tht ' 1
public credits j.--- 'a i . -J ? ,J-X ;
From - tbt (time flntat succeeded
Johasoa redaction of the pablid debt '
hat been effected' to tho amount of
about one hundred mTIlioos per annum, '
or over eight millions per "month," tbe l
effect of w'llch'baslbeen ' t'o giyt our !
bonds a ILttJft. market-abroad. It has
been objected by many that 'tbe people !
were TJnaeeeesaxiiy : taxed to procure (
this red notion,' and that a'mort "pro- ;
dent policy wquld be to east the pub. i
lie burden and have Lth debt tper- I
manent investment., t, t- ( .i
. But it ia a BOtjeeablt fact that the !
public bnrdeat hare, bsaa greatly re-
.daced.-tbe iatainal revenqo has been
taken off many etaple articles - and tbe
Income tat decreased so that ao com
plaint can be made that the pfeseot
revinne system is In any sense a burden
upoa tfie toiling millions of tbt Amer
Icari people?. "" "7 - " V
- Yet the reduclloq Of1 the debt, con
tinaeS steadilyh'an3i one of the most
successful financial efforts of our- day
is this eolation -of tht problem as to
tbt ability of our -ntiqn; to handle a
large public debt t Tbt rtsutt Is hat
our. government it enabled to place Us
bonds in EaropeoaT markets At a lower
rate of interest. Tbs usual rate hs
been tlx pet cent per annum. It was
contemplated to reduce ibis debt to
practically become only four and a half
per cent. Interest hearing, by. dividing
it into three classes, tb. highest to be
only five per gent. , Tbe success of tbe
new loan it assured ; tho five per cent.
bonds havt been all taken, and in
England and oa tbe continent they are
quoted at small premium, and the
applications far exceed the amount of
fered. Take ibis in connection with
tbe fact that the best American rail
road bonds are selling io Europe at
from sixty to ninety cents on tbe dol
lar, offering six and sevea percent, in.
terest, and we oan onderstaod tbe high
appreciation the credit of the United
States hat lately gained abroad. ;
ii Wt may expect that tht ' whole na
tional debt,. two thousand mi'.lions,
will soon be placed at a rate of interest
not to exceed four and a half per cent,
per annum. , This will effect an annual
siring of thirty millions a year to the
National Treasury, and will be entirely
due to tbe fact that our Rational Fi
nance! are faithfully, honestly, and
economically administered ; that while
rasrally officials occasionally steal, as
tbey do in all countries and in all par
ties, tbe government Itself is honest
and capable. -
During the. months that the national
debt baa ben reamed two bondred and
fifty millions,, ohder Republican Ad
ministration, Us debt of the city of
New York (sat Increased from forty
to one hundred million, as tbe New
York Timet states, tinder Democratle
rule.; '"Jfow, when tht united "States
bonds bearing five per cent." inters st
we eagerly taken abroad at a premium,,
tbe bonds of tbn.city of New York,
bearing six or seven per ceut. are fori
bidden to be called on- change at
Frankfort, the great money mart bf
Europe, as tbey consider the present
rule of that city dishonest and dis
honored.' 1
"Democrats are. invited to ponder,
these facts, and asked to. form a fair,
judgment upon ihea.,;, , , . . :
'Cholepa;
, Almost every journal w take wp has
articles oa tbe cholera, and its threat-5
eaiog BpproAub marks each day's tele-'
grams received from Europe. ' It was
reported that' cast occurred lately In
New York: city", but there Is no reason '
to belleve'tbat such was actually the j
ca.' e It Is true that each season eases '
occur in all large cities .identified, in.
character, with, Asiatic cholera, which j
are generally .coler morhus As its
name indicates, tbe. dreaded cholera
come from Asia.. It u engendered i
among the- dense tnasseo wbo popu-'
lated the regioat of Persia or India,
originates from tome nnnsusl caase,
Inch as the passage of immense cars
vans, the march and conflicts of great
armies, and possibly trom the want of
cieaotioess anaproper sustenance in
densely populated districts. ..... r !
At the present. time wa tear that a
terrible famine prevails In Persia, by "
which tbosaads And tent of thoetands
are perishing; and Persia is so remote
and so far inland' that H is impossible
to lend relief. Tbis state of things,
in tbat hot climate,, breeds pestilence,
aqd .this- dreadful plague is directly to
be traced to each, caa see. t- isic
It sterna to b tie Accepted theory
of modern science, .-that pestilence be-'
comet e.ontagiotS byr tbe existence of
minaie life which all 'tht atmosphere
and poisons Hoe 'homaif system. " It is
terrible to recollect the ravages made
by Inch diseases, but their appear
is osually eobflae to Itities and to
tborongbfare of trttvel. ' It is a com-"
fort to know it at cleanliness proves to
be tbe best safeguard from such danger!
It is an undoubted fact that cholera
has lately spread from Asia iuto Europe,
but we have dq record . that Us track
has been marked by tbe deVAttt!oa
known ih former times.' ' It is possible;
aod even probable; 'tbat' 1t; will reaeh
America hy the "ctowded" emigrant
ships that are constantly 'coming hith
er from Europe,' bnt1 it Is not likely"
tbat any where. wkhinbaJbounds of
Christendom,' la Earope or 'America
its ravage! win be as terrible as form.
erly, for the world is adopting belter
sanitary . rufes" and' travel ,'is !accoirt-''
plisbed with more1, ease and less ex
. i ix, .0... . - , . . . a
posnre, .coin oy una ana, nj
Great cbanget jean be, .marked, also,
ia iht government of our f largt eiiie.,
' Tbe cities of-Asl are filthy and un
clean beyoad 'desjcrrplion, and ofT-rd
great opporto nit ies' for a plsgai to be
come darigeron.' ' We eannof, believe
that the cholera Aceu 'avoid the excel
lent sanitary precautions our Govern
ment is strictfy . enforcing to take forcij
kde, possession of our, country or that
ita ravages need cause great apprebaa-,.
sion io tb miadt of those who obey
tht plain lawa of health. j - - .a M,
" I do so envy Ere,", said married
lady to a friend. "How to T" asked
the friend. " Becsu.e her husband
could never badger her about how his
-s i n niiiA v-s ui! ' r' ' Air unr -lr.jim kz .inr r .ximru-t- j tsmw
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WEDNESDAY ;GU3pi '.JWI.
Htate News. '
. PrttatssdV,'v s. '-i
I
The OrtfonU of Tuesday Bayr the
Copgregati,oaal.horhi was crowded
to hear, th Jeetni of Miss Young, en
Temparaaeo, aad epeakb eery favor.
hi of her effort. ' 's1- '- - .
Steven tfasset, the lecturer, has 'sr.
rived In Portland' aod "wilt probably
lecture in CregO..' '. ; . '
It is reported tbab Eft tnilei of
the Columbia City Ac - Salem - Railroad
wilt b completed tbis fall. - Seappeose
Past it to be surveyed With a view to
tbe location of this road therein. -
, , From (the, Qregfvtm ef . the , 33d,
(which paper is the only Portland
dai)y. that, comet .to us by tb. first
train) we learn that the Portland li
brary bas lately received a large addi
tion of new books. ' , V , , . '
An appeal is mad? (of .relief t for
those left destitute by be. late fire at
Dalles City, as maay are- said to .be
left In want. "V v "' ' l- "'" ":
Ther railroad1 add 'steamboat com-
paoles have reduced fare to half price
for those, from abroad, who desire to
attend the annual parade of the Port
land Fire JT.-epartment on the 4th of
September, i- ' ' ' -'
- Dredging will toon eomrreuct to im
prove tbe navigation of tbe npper
Willamette as high op at' above
Albany. 1 , , ,
J. JobnS bas been held to answer
a charge of assaulting Geo. Coasens
with a deadly weapon. . t . trM, B ...
A new boat is p.-ojected at .Astoria
by Capt. Gray and W. Wait a, to ac
commodate tbt trade f Cltuop- aad
Young's river. -. s : .
- Tbe Orifiamme bad ' not left San
Francisco at last accounts. ' ' 1 '
We learn from be " Bulletin, of the
23d. tbat Geo". Bowen. of Idaho, was
making a abort stay ia tbat city.
. Mies Minnie Pixley ia said to bo se
riously ill at Boist City.
A number of Herman citizens are
forming a Turn Yerein Association at
Portland.
A fire is raging in tbe woods below
Portland, olbe east side.
Joseph Knott , bas returned fro
Bohemia, and reports tbat be has test
ed twenty tons of quarts by eraabiog
n bit mill, and , tbat tbe yield was
thirty dollars a ton. -
Dr. A. M. Loryea is on his way
overland, to secure the publication of
book, on Oregon,' which be bas
lately published. ,
From the Ortgotua of tbe 24th :
Tbe firs which bas bee raging io
tbe woods east of the rrver for aome
time, came near destroying considera
ble property yesterday. - "
The steamer Constantino encoun
tered severe gale off Cape Mendocino,
on her last passage to this port. -
Two soldiers belonging to Com-
panics C and D, were bronght from
Vancouver yesterday, on. the steamer
Vancouver, in charge of tbe Provost
guard. Both havt been, court tnatt
tialed and sentenced to closer 'OOavfoe
ment at Aleatrai for one year' aad to
receive dishonorable discharge at
thecx pi ration of the term. A - - ' "
A larg force of men will he added
in a few days to those already engaged
on the west side railroad. . It is tbe
ntention to add a snfficient force to
complete tbe first section by tbe lit of
November next. .
We lesrn there are 35 soldiers In
confinement at tbe barracks in Van
couver, awaiting the result of a court
martial, wbieh is in session there..
Front the Bulletin of tbe 24tb :
We yesterday beard -the- particulars
of an elopement which occurred a few
days before:' The parents of tbe chil
dren obj-cted to their 'marriage,' and
rather l&an forego matrimonial djlits
tbe youthful couple 'took . French
leave" for Vancouver.,! Learning of
their whereabouts, the girl's father re
paired to that city, and. after . much
persuasion aad many threats, sacceej
ed id inducing ber to return borne..
The wood! id the vicinity of Zaft
Portland, Are on Ore,'' aad fear are ap
prebeaded that the flames' will' spread
aad do much damage .Wavsi.- I
, .awmmsammamBwsmmwawmwammm ......
j THa' WBOno Bast. The' Leaven
worth Oommerrial tell tbe- following
tor truth t-" W AieoT' of mistake
with which , tbat ' blessed, baby!; was
connected, which happened - on tbe
Hannibal and St. Joe railroad one day
last week." Two ladies were seated in
a ear facing each other, nursing babies
dressed exactly alike.'"' Just after the
train wa io motion', Doib ladies bad
occasion to get on -and p through
the car, aad each a deposited her
baby earefullr on -the eeat. Oa r
turning, each- mis too"k her teat, and
singular to relate, made mistaxe in
uie uaotes. no. l careiatiy ixveu in
ber arms tbb uabyf 'ot No. J No." 2 ca
ressed most fondly' the cberob or no.
I.- Kor tweet j-w.mlle tbemotaers
rode sw tb- trai, eacb anrsing tbe
others child for her own. - On reach
lor- Macon tte- Shelbio 11 y turted
out oT th etr, d wat m the point
or ateppiag a to the platform wit the
otner lady t intaBt in ber arms, wnea
tbe conductor, who bad noticed the
involuntary exchange, called her at
tention to the fact." She was, of eonrst,
greatly tnrprfted, and eoold scarcely
bellev it poeetbk, but oa returaiag to
tbe ear and comparing notes, at well
at babies, wttir the other-lady, tbe
mistakosral bromotlr realifjed."- -
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' Tb NMTtsaitB Psoiro RsftBOAD
Thnfits Paul breach - of tbia Mad it
now UnjAljed 160 Bailee, vest, leaving
bat fifty -seven yet to . build. This is
now ready for the iron, aod will be la
raatdag , awder-i by October 1 1st,, wbeo
cars mar ao from St. Paul to tbt Red
river of the North in tea. hoars, ' Tb
most careful estimates now fiinr np
tbt total of building tht Northern Pa
cific from Dnlatb to Paget Sound at
$85,277,000, or $42,638 per mUe ; aad
this includes S7.230.0OO. interest on
'bond's Over receipts during tbe time of
conrtrnetintf tne road.'-Tveiana grans
alooei; at the low Merer of tt Opr
s j
acre, is worth $125,000,000 r $39,-
723.000 more tbae -tee w bote cost oi
tberoad aad eqaipmte. xtw
. ; I I ii I in Hi. , , r
I Catxucati iattBBTdt Frea
I860 to iae, tht . Bepablwa iaertast
tt Bventncay was, over so.vuuj truw
1864 la 1868 U waa.varJU'00 : fro
1861 to ,1810 it, wtt over 11,000; m
tbit year there lea gain over last, of
ao.ooo. "This exhibit It'Terr encoor
agibg to th friends oT proree la Ken
tecky, notwithstanding tbeir- btlt 4e
faat bv aeaxW AO.OOO, miotity. Illi
nois was rremocrati by almost as large
maioritv. and Pennsylvania ny
larger. Tim end free schools 'will
work likeebaagea in Kentucky,.
The eensas of Great Britain shows
tbat out of about 31,500,000 people,
The City end County. !
IAtBssvTnw TbeMelhudiirtehorrh j
baasasamauM to ttwa Ward its turtrre ;
irestiar plsasu..;A tBtnpike road 1 being
made aaa Parvnb'siridce, Which Q a good
idmt.fjairoa prltuost 11 tbe lodged
fas.' Jail- stnee - Sflejrt'--ad(re4...,..'.Hesvy
L frmght and a iswgh SsmUe ef passengers
arsiaed hp. ysaterdAysvtsii.T.nfr; 7.' 3.
Murphy start A thuaral dlstiMr tt-day
to htfccf. w4ri f get' into
Martin's Jawetrw slsopvp mswn w tb time
b failed... . si laipena'e ed-wAV coots
tho tVversd. resye ose losa...Hery
Yosg.marU kinds' of bread td cake ;
we eat, thessa , H .rVtaal spam are aantwrons
io are angel" riaitsva -;s- a'i
Ti PeisotrKO Case" Tbseircnmilances '
In relStlon to'Wrs! Fftld, uaeatloned yester-
daj, warrant th "belief (hat she was robbed
and '(hat poison was 'administered to heir.
Her too, a boy of1 15 6rl6 yearsmsd'e tbe
eoffee Shd drank for ""breakfast,' and which
nd cms erp"rtoot of. " W: B".arker lives
nexf door, and" wkr eaued when she' was
tstei IrtTba, hy' atade remajr its dnxiax
ber sickness waicn inoicat mat n anew
tfie eause of her Illness. She said she bad
been 'robbed and poisoned. ' Hr. 'Barker
suspected the boy of having tbe money aod
got U away from him. When Dr. Boelton
announced symptomsof poison,'' tbe coffee
pet waa looked for aod mead hidden away
in tbe back jaraVwaea bm? soo had pot ft.
having tbrsw tbe -eoerten' away.; Thee
ere tbe einamstaoeeaj- d tbey' will be
auule the subject f jadietol invastigation
ta all prebabHity.' . . . -
'. Natbah Tsotjpsu -This celebrated troupe
of theatricals arrived in town last . evening,
and will appear at Seed's Opera Boose, as
will be see by their advertisement in, an
other eolama. ' With wbat( we bave seen
them render and tbe opinions of, th press,
we would recommend tbom t tb Salem
lover of amusement and pleasure as one ef
extraordioay merit and aadoubted talent.
This troop gave a benefit to Mrs. Lavinia
Eeatty, at Portland, which netted ber over
one hundred aad fifty dollar. . , . s ,
. Orwositvotr cVrauBan.'-'TbettraaerCoa-staotiee
will l .Portland ebeet Tbers
day next (to-morrow) for 8aa Francisco.
Tbe people of'lb upper country should
show , some appreciation of the fact thai
freights and fares have bee materially re
duced by tbis means, aad,' of coarse, that
much is saved to tbe Oregon producer. By -tbis
means alone, tbe merchant of tbe upper
valley can obtain goods at a rate to keep
the trade of his neighborhood ia bis own
bands. "...
AaaiVAte. The fbllnwtng names wer
registered at tbe Chemeketa Hotel ' yeiter
day David H Watson,' Byron, "FonJulac
Co., Wm.i E D- Fondrsy, Jacksonville ;
Frank Thompson; 6 Wright, eity ; W n
Lewis, Aumsville ; I 8 wear in gen, Lan
caster ; P F CastleaMa, Saa Francisco ;
W L Vance, Albany ; John L. Mitchell
and wif, P Marquam. E F Fes. 0 W
Furry, Wm A Daly, Q L DePraas, Judge
W W Page, Portland ; Lett Day, Jr., Sac
ramento ; B F Underwood, Boston ; Mrs R
W Crawford and daughter, Olympia, W. T.
BaicB Shells ia still esstrtiag at John
Baker's brick yard,' where tbey turn out
tb Inert quality in this Section. 'Baker
bas Tbaraed -over See.Oflt brick, 200,00 of
which he sold to Mr. O. W. Gray, to-be
osed in th building bow in eonrs of enn-
vrrmeUoa. . Mr. B. has aootbvy kilo almwst
ready to fit, and tbom in need of this arti
cle will cell at " Baker's Brick Yard."
3 BepDsta DsAta. W hear of tbe sudden
death of Mr. A C, Daniels, at bis residence
ia Polk etnatyv near galea. He had a
chill, sat, Suaday, probably a etwgeative
cblll, and another followed th next day.
II bad been having the ague previously.
lie died on Tuesday morning at five o'clock.
Mr. Daniel, was ao aotitnable man and
good eititen and his death is not only a
great loss to his own family and friends but
to tbe community nf which he was aa active
and respected member.' '
Da. Aeoaa. The extensive advertise
ments of Dr. A born eonrmaneo this morn
ing. He says bis policy is to tesr nobody
el.e down to build himself np. The certifi
cates be publishes are of th best and most
reliable character, and all 'persons who are
afflicted with chronic diseases shoald atten
tively read them.
New KsotxB. The Pioneer Oil Company
are having a engines up a short distance
Sbove their mill rr the purpose or breaking
flax. Tbia eoeapany keep making additions
io their already extensive establishment
which shows as tbat tbey intend to do
thorough (but Vroakinf business.
Watermelohs. Tbis species of fruit
has mad its appe&raac oa our streets in
gresl abnndanoe, and at any hour during
tbe day club can be seen congregated on
the street corners feasting npon tbis ague
luxury.
' ' 1 - ' m. i ,
ZraPAtmntas-v-Mr. B. D. Towl. A.' L.
Stlnsoa and M. Meyer, wilt leave here to
day', Mr.' Tewl end Stiason' are bound for '
Cbicege and Mr. Meyer for Ban Francisco.
Mr. J. O. llolbert went to Portland yester
day to purchase stock. ''",: "
Throwx ' From A Horse. Miss Eliia
Miller, while out riding last, evening,, was
thrown from her horse and received some
severe wounds about the face end arms.
bich though not dangerous, are very pain
ful,.. ,; . i- ...
SxAsa Cr A teem belonging to Mr.
W. F, Lawrence took fright last Monday,
i ran tkroogk a ok- gvoro avaor his
Boa on Plewy, Hilt, eompletoly dialooating
ajssost every Joint ia tbe wagon, and clear
lag themselves of all ' tht harness except
their bridles. ' " T '
'Fisut Afire occurred ia Keisar's Pra,- .
rie a few days since tbat destroyed eonsid-
erable fencing on the farm of Eaixur, but
did aot reaeh tbe barn, as w were pre-
viously informed. ; , . . , T ...
AastierLTVBAC WoaBBL--The ' grading
for this TalaaUe ewUkliskaoot I finished
and ready to reeeive the BMmdation, which
will be tommeneed Immediately, as teams
are busy hauling the Stone for tbat purpose.
Goos- Worb. A tbresbiag macbiae work
ing at th farm of Mr.LN.GUbert, threshed
over ooe thoassnd bashelt f wheat ia
nine and a half .boats. How. is this fur
high! .. ... . - : c v-.-.-". -
WbhAt." Tb Salem Flouring ftfUU were
besieged yesterday all day long by' farmers
hauling ia grain.' For a portion of the af
ternoon tb street la front of the mill was
elmost"bloekdod.,""" , '."". ."
Or A Heost. Tbe Kathaa Jtrvenile
Troupe wiTt ntak (Mr first' appearance
ibis eveoteg fe the -Irish play of Aody
Blake, prebobly ee of the beet In which
La PW marie irifieara. J
9 I r i , Ai. I f -.
Jgba , JtapadrAasWAtlTaw-B. . Towt
start las thit tBorulag te tepreaeot Ore.
gta ia to Oraad Lodge of the Odd Fel
low, which Will meet text month. He
will oe absent only a few weeks. .
'Mabbibb. Ia Seism, August 22d, 1871,
by Elder L. L. Rowland, Mr.' Joseph G.
Hapnnyhnd Mis Lisxie Gilmore, all of
$2 50
F """ JTuiredaj'e Daily. .,
JSAsraora Fia.xs.-T-An-.ther terrilila Br
occurred last Monday evening near PixMing
river, about sixteen miles ...rib of fi
place. The fir was .coumunirated H- lb
farms of W. Wanrcll and E. B. Robinson
from a pile of brush which bad been fired
by Mr. Michafl npon his farm. ' K spread
very rapidly, giving Mr. Wansell but liltl
time t save eay ef bis furniture or goods,
which were all bow. ' His dwelling noose,
barn, smoke house, with all their eeatsnts,
facniiog implements aad fencing ware lost,
bet as to tb extent of daaaag doa to the
orchard, it canaot.be given U is feared
tbat it is entirely ruined. The loa to Mr.
W ., as estimated, amounts to over 12,000.
By dint of hard work and courage, the
ou'se of Mr. Robinson was saved by his
ife, be being absent from boms at the
time,' although she was burned very severe-
aad It is feared tho Injuries will prov.
fatal. 6inee writin g the above we hare been
informed by Mr. David Newborn tbat Ike
large orchard belonging te Mr. Wansell was
tterlx destroyed, briatging tb ankownt of
loss te almost $3,000. Mr. Newsom also
1.11. , . th., . In tSrni, . t in a I , i. ' k t an 1'
- . . r -v. ."nfiaeoke is sottlingTln around SaUm so as to
bumed half tbe grain belonging to W.
Bayles.. Loss, about $200. All this de
struction uf property has been brought
about by a careless person setting fire to
his brush during' a high wind. ' Such per
sons should be punished for thus destroying
the farms of their neighbors and leaving
them almost destitute by tbeir inexcusable
negligence. - - -
RmoRS Ago Reports. For tbe week
past there have been rumors current that
tbe Peoples Transportation Company was
about to sell out. Some bad It tbat Ben
Holladay was te be tbe purchaser, while in
tbe months ef others it was Hutchinson,
Kohl A Co., owners of tb steamer Con-
i Unties, who were te become tbe steamboat
men of the Willamette. The. rumor ha
extended from Portland, where one of th
dailies gave it vague force, to the upper
country, and it is perhaps significant that
some wheat buyers lowered the offering
price for wheat to 90 cts, from $1 on ac
count of the possibility tbat freights might
bo put up aa a consequence of tbe talked of
transfer. As there is no eon firm at ion of the
reports and nothing is known at the office
of tbe P.' T. Co. bare to warrant them, it is
bart-Iy possible tbat they bave been origin
ated to give aa excuse for lowering the
price of wheat at points along the river.
Opera House. The Nathan Troupe
made their first appearance last evening to
a good bouse, which had an opportunity to
appreciate La Petite Marion in the part of
Andy Blake, probably one of the most ef
fective characters the little prodigy at
tempt. This play ha vary touching epi
sodes which are dependent for effect npon
the rare talent displayed by tbe juvenile
artiste. She fully met tbe expectations en
tertained. Tbe programme for to-night is
also a good one aod no doubt the sueoees of
the first appearane will draw out good
bouses in the future. - .
Gray's Music Sroae, advertised in our
columns, is a branch ef a large concern in
San Frsactseo, Mr. Gray being a music
publisher and dealer in all Sorts of musical
merchandise. By reading the advertise
ment you will perceive tbat they keep a full
assortment ol sheet musie and books,
pianos aud organs. There are many lovers
of music among us, and as the art is being
extensively cultivated, those interested will
b plegsed .to learn thai cu fPt'?
themselves at a large establishment, and en
the moat favorable terms. 1
Smash Up. While Mr. John F. Millet -horse
was bitched in front of his reside!..-,
on State street, yesterday, he beeanv rest
less, and io attempting to walk arouL the
the post npset tbe buggy, breaking; it in
several places and piling it up as though v
bad no further use for it.
Watermelon. Tbe firm of Mxtia A '
Allen received a lot of very largo weterm-0 ,
ods yesterday from the mouth of Hood rlv- '
er, on tbe Upper Colombia. Tbey were th- '
finest lot that have been received here this
season, and sold like hot cakes.
Arrivals. The following persons regis
tered tbeir names at the Chemeketa Hotel
yesterday : J. Stranger," Plymouth ; A.
N'oltcr, Major Magone, Oregon City ; A.
L. Stins-tn. E. D. Tewl, for Chicago ; Wa
F. Lew. n, J. M. Rice, Mr. Ttooa Martin,
Portland ; G. Harteng, Kouigtbury, Prus
sia ; John Lancaster, East Portland ; A.
J. Uublar, Gervaia.
Crasoe or LocATioa. Wo ahonld bar
mentioned several dayssiaee tbat our friend
W. R. Dunbar, employed entil lately in
connection with tbe Grand Ronde Reserva
tion, has removed to Warm Springs Reser
vation, east of the- Cascade. We regret
tbe probability that bis visits hereafter will
be few and far between. -
AeaicCLTCRAL Works. We leans from
Mr. A. Myers that a little mure excavation
will bave to be made to prepare for tbe
foundations of his new shops, aod that the
mason will immediately commence work,
and tbe building will be pushed to speedy
completion. The main building will bo 164
feet long by 60 feet ia width aad three atari
high. Tbe foundry will be siity by one
hundred, and tbe blacksmith shop sixty by
forty, both of those, however, only on the
ground floor. '" .
Sale Floor Mill- This - establish
ment Is doing heavy business ia wheat
buying and flour shipping. ' Tbey bar
bought 10,004 busbel ef wheat delivered
at tb mill already this weak, or between
2,000 and 2,500 boshal. pot- day. They
also make shipments of Boar to Portland
and Saa Francisco almost daily. Tb mill
runs regularly sixteen hoars a day.
Lumber Cbeap. E. D. Towl intends to
bave lumber made and sold as asaal daring
bis absence oa a short trip East. See his
notion tbis morning, aad mark the fact tbat
he offers lumber cheaper, by a considerable,
than you can buy it elsewhere. .. .. , .
'Tbe carpenter work . open the water
works reserrvir is completed and all tbat
remains to be done is eaulking. The en
gine and pump are still at Portland although
telegraphed for several day ago. They
are expected to arrive at any time.
Inrunvmo. Mist Elixa Miller, tbe young
lady that was thrown from her horse a few
evenings since,, I getting along very welt,
although tbe injuries received are still very
painful. , i. x t .5 -.j
Th corn sr stuos of tb nsw Penitentiary
will be laid at o' cloak to-day. aad these
wishing to witaes this tn trotting petfutm
aaee oaa be thereat tb ap eiatod time.
New Hats. Murphy A Croaemaa have
just received large lot ef new style hats;
emeag wbieh, are tho Wee Point sad stlls
bat, beta of beaatilal etyk and tsioh.' "
Fiaa Meetts. The Salem Fir Depart
ment will tb'ut evesrlag t Fiiamie's
Hall, as bashsoss of Impottaae la t he
coBsidered, a'l th member are reqeested
present. .. . ' " , ';
, Cbieabeb. For th last few days a ear
load of Chlnaasea have bee the oely aau-
atatcd freight shipped to the front. A
large ear load passed through Bote yester
day that looked like they had Jast arrived
psr Acsm b ldTanca-
Witso Hill. &tlph. Goer iafurms as
that lbs Waldo BUls w Ul" probably be aMo
to eompete with any prarie land M Oregvn 1
fur tb premises on the best yield of vbetd.
Ue speaks of tbe yield, on Hiram Smith's ;
farm as reported as over fifty bash Is to the
acre for four sores.
Fob Habbisbob. Mr. SheHy, who has
beea 1st tbe ethos ef the P. T. Co. here, is
about to temov to HarrUborr t take a
bsjeas position with tbe flouring bones of
Smiths Brassfield. A Co. - - ?
- From Friday'e Daily."
Local Baxvmis. Tbe meat wagon bo
longing to Mr. Thomas Cross broke down
between this place and the Penitentiary
aad assumed aa Injured appearane
Tke new Penitentiary will require two end
a hair million brick to finish it .....There
are aioery-two eonvieta la the Penitentiary
et prtit...Fio me were arrested oa
tbe boat Ust- Wdnerlsy evening. Tbey
wet charged - with, stealing ia Yamhill
eonaty-.Tbe vngTO aad pwmp for the
water company arrived last eveaing..Tbe
.u.,: :ii k. in. :
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make it very disagreeable... Dog ate get
ting to be aa intolerable aeitaaea. ' Where
is the dog killer T...:.. Royal A Bmith have
a buggy and team for sale. 8e ad:...
Hon. B. F. Underwood, of Boston, -will
lecture at the Legislative Hall this evening.
Subject : " Influence of Christianity upon
Civilisation .-- - ' ' .
Tbat Cobbeb Stosb. Seme months ago
tbe proper amount of dirt being dug away
and disposed of, tbe gallant workmen em
ployed at the new Penitentiary rasbed
furiously and selected a proper stone to
plant a tb corner ef tb grand edifioe
which, in future, is te become the homo bf
the retired criminal of oor State. S baits
stood by and wept tears ef joy as he real
ised what a grand home the future bad in
store for bim, and tbe rest of the brick
yard gang looked serious as they joined in
bis fervent contemplation. Very properly
and naturally it was, two earnest Republi
cans, Geo. Collins and Charley Bowker,
who fashioned that stone, and who, when
convict labor bad bono it to its place,
whirled their triumphant trowels high In
air and plastered tbe useful cement about it
to bind it in a fast embrace. They doabt
less appreciated tbe momentous nature of
the event, but they forgot to give aa the
item, aod we are not to blame tbat it gained
no greater notoriety. . It suddenly occurred
to tbe Building Committee, tb other day,
that they had not remembered to celebrate
et tbe time the important event referred to ;
so they called together ever so maay backs
full of the faithful to give it a rather tardy
meed of honor.,. Yesterday afternoon tbe
" better-late-than-never" affair came off.
There was champagne for those who could
get it, and beer fur common folks ; oysters
and dried apples, segars and mutton chop
whiskers did abound, and appetite therefor
was sharpened by listening to an oration
from Mr. Grover, who brought blushes to
Governor Watkinds' face and ears by al
luding o the various offences for which
offenders are usually put ia State prisons -sometimes
on a plea of guilty. The efforts
of His Excellency, Gov. L. F. Tatkioda,
and of Mr. Wm. H. Grover, served to make
the occasion a very interesting one, and we
lake plea sue in doing justice to their amia
ble exertion a
New Booe2.
to canvass tl
-Jirs. Rosa Martin is about -it;
- iL: sale of :&'rzt
aud beautifu. j)nn entitled " Po N(,
This lAte roium la a eombinafion of two
srdmtrable works y tvat eithor, v. ill.
;!nns by the A - r.an editoi It contains
a tr.nint.ide ef fine enr-i-ings, portraying
seeaes ia ihe Arc tics and Trnjiies. The firt
pwt seem, to be not only deecripti- of
Arct;e life and tb ca.arai history nf .be
''1.4. world, but eoataint much of the
kd wa kiatory if those regioua, and ao
::p "v. travel and of voyages of disoovery.
The latter part consists of descriptions of
,: 'he Trofies and of aeV ml Urn and
-. .cts of that region . TttTreJue of th
work wilt be apparent to all who examine
it. Mrs. Martin is also agent for tb poems
of Mrs. Pbebe Hsnaford, which have ac
quired quite a popularity, though they have
been published only a short while. She ba
also a very useful book of practical knowl
edge entitled the " Physical Life of Mea
aad Woman." With sack valuable litem-.
tore to dispose of she sboeld meet with
success.
ABTtcLr Dbpositb. Mr. H. II. Gilfrey
bas favored as with a list of tb article
deposited yesterday ia tho eorn atone of
th bow Penitentiary. The item I too toag
to publish ia full, but comprises a list of
Stat officers, Eapraaa J adzes, officers of
tb State Prison and a statement of facta
relative to tbe different buildings nsed by
tbe Bute for a Peaftaotiaryi.- Many tew
papore of tho day, including tbe Dartr '
Statbsmab, were placed therein j also, the
bystanders contributed coins aad ewreacy -
ef varioas sisee and vslase. Miss Aaaie .
Durbio deposited her faa therein, aad see-.
ral gentlemea their basin cards. The
oarity must have beea ef considerable size ,
to hold all that was offered.
Natbaw Troop. -This excellent troupe '
performed at the Opera House Ust eveaiag
to large aad fash ioa able aadieaee who '
appreciated thole wonderful - Salon tav The '
piece rondetod were Hie La Lege" aad
Psddy Miles' Boy" ia which LePeUta
Mario assaesed tht lesidiag eharaetors aad
Moeocded ia eoavieeing tho aadieaee that
all the praise tbat bas beea give her was
woa (y boeest moans. Tbe cornet daet by
Master Edward ' and Loots Hatha wae
very fseaatiret aad railed forth gonads of
applause. : Tbe Coctustee displayed hy the
artiste were very get goo as, reeplewdea
with spangles which gave the scenes a fairy
like eppearsBosf The. Irish . Tatar aad '
Prince Codadad will bo given Saturday
evening.
Accidext. While tb workmen wore en
gaged fn excavating at tbe Agricultural
Work yesterday, the embankment eared
in ape then completely "burying eae par-'
eo ead leaving two others With the top of
their beads above the dirk. The on that
was nearest tho bank was injured rather se
verely, hut tbe other two ssospsd antajavod.
Tbe bank . ia falling caught a . wagoa ad
carried it with it to the ground. Taeee that
escaped may well congratulate themselves
po their almost miraculous escape.
" New HACE.Th Salem Dray A Hack
Company came out yeeterday morning with
a now bask jast reosiued trees Ba Fraeos.
00, to be asad ia easetle with thslr other
hacks fas earrying peseeuget'e to aad from
the depot erte any part of tbe city at a'
very ebee rate. It is aa easy riding ve
hicle, built apoa the latest ead astet lav.
proved plan. .The beet way, te test .their 1
aw eab la te take rtda, v,-'s.;ii
i .. , i LJ I IV Ii ll ''. '
Teab DaewiiBSw From Mr. W. Water '
howse, of Mssotb, w brnre that e WsV
a today WmChao, of la tip mlaat S. had a
team rwwwtd uiB-ve7.'t shed
the teamster drove tab the Will aaa HU to
water his horses, and they got beyond thew
depth aad were drowned. Chase had aa
otter team drowsed tber tbe ease way
evral years ago, both tlx the los was
caused by tbe tanlssrpsss of th
ea-l'V,i' f '-Ir
Quite a Mbetkeett! Wwgerlbsrs ;
are etffl wtag s ag ;.".ad ft
yesjIAiCUfee,abC.
la drawistg k
BswAmAsaosrtamtk
ItVrae.U.
be asd (Ok sahtorljam -J W
th7uqiQ , 4, .f.mm asa.,,
Tb rgr taxkyosw.t adadl
Use for eotleettoeje, sssd K i
yet paid ap tor yosjr pwawwywa wtil eoafer
a groat favor by doing a, i tiilamly.
No ma ewsde ready mtk store tbaa be
wae publish OTBpav sjaat he sash
to pay down for evwrytaiag. . ...
Hotel Abbitau. TelWarutg nemos
were registered at the ChawJtsaysai Say i
S. B. Greoa, Chicago Ja. Cempeotl, Del
aware : 0. L. DePra, Vie Befl Megge,
. C. Smith, wif aad S eVUdro. 7. W.
May, Portland r 9. C. rkjlet aad wife,
H. McOarfar and wif, aH! r Oo. Jl
Palmer, Si! ; Jo. Mayes A. B. afeeeh
, A. Baker City f U.'ST. Cantos,
Fares Grove : Xaril Xoemrtarem. A, C.
Detkev Saa Fraecieo f . - Jesasi,
Saorameato j Maj. i, AdWOrssre CUy.
We would ear th I
eve te tb new adv
Vna Dea Bwrgh, late of I
eUisse te, esw
whit swelling-.
nd by tb teeMasosrlAls givwa, Bt I i
hie te doubt his eopactty te estre aeent
many diseases that a're gevUy sopposwd
to be torareUe. He win reasete abosst two
months, tbas giving thee dssirses ef to
rsi ring tb aid of Ibis skinful pbyrleWa a
ebanee to reeeive relief. 'RU eslee Is (ss the
Opora Hows bloek, frosrtSag est Coatt street.
Albost A Fib a At Moamoath the ether
day, eomettrwiMag boods esad their ed
ont door oa loo straw. Tbey bad eosae
ms tehee among tbeir eMtbos' aad ooddiag.
which became Ignited the Best day hy tb
heat of the so ead sooe ell "tb taw was
at work tghtiag fire. ' Tay"wr fctaale
in putting it oat or sorer kM esifht have
fotlewed. "-f 'I.' - " '"
Gobb to PobtlabB. J.tK, Om aad
family, and Mrs. . H. Wlijie aad family
removed, yeeterdsy,' te Portlasid, where
they win rorido ia th fetoro, aoeewat
of Mr. GUI' kusraos ie tVst -eltf. Mr
eitiseet wiU, maay of tboaa, Smgvot th Ut
of ouch old feaideate, who Bar boo Idosr
tifiad with Salem from the satrliaet day ef
Its existeaee. .. . , , . .
' A Vettsah. Mrs. Marti to whom we
allude elsewhere, Is eodntod as f tb
veterans of the -civil , war, Wrtag eaoa
service as a norse t tbe heepbate at Wash
ington. She I incaOTtsd or ovdiaary
labor by reaooa W a aws ssassl by
injuries received but winter- aad amdor
these eircamstsaeas oar sitsseas will be
somewhat interacted in bar ctsss aa a
book canvasser. . . ,
Abrest. Last evening ess f the guard
of the Praitentiarr. who had fake toe
many oysters aad lager beer , aad ssaoked
too maay cheroots at tho silibrariso, earn
into town and speatbie time daaoiag Jig
snd declaring tbat he eoold whip any po
liceman in oar virtuea city. 'He was pat
into tbe calaboose to finish bit jig at bis
leisure. .
Valcablb Laso. Mr. P. Earl Hfers She
ale hi farm of 20( aevos, lybag half a mil
north of Salem ferry, t rVJsr oownry. A
good piece of land that will be always of
groat valae for rosid eee a well as for
farming.
Mabriko. At tb raaiiiac et the
bride's father, aoar 6bliaairy. Aagwst 16th,
by G. 8. Doweiog, J. P., Mr. Chad
Price and Mis Harriot. J. Kiag, both of
Marion eoanty, Oregoa,
' Ficbt. A big ma end e Httt fallow -dertook
to qeerrel, eert at tbe tVaf Prisoa
celeeratioa, yasterdey, Wt ror they
eoald do ssaeh daaaag te each other Ibow
were nut eot of tbe soees. The
was ia tbe same rooem., . t
Montour CcLLea Weber that the
first bri-fc of the. M oassooth CeOege wet
"J.fj e WedDOaJ Vtay --
pushed throgh as faat as poseible, a"t Ik
I is thowght the It wO ' he pUtd tbk
fall. '
To OiAst Mr. L- ts. Scott ead
fatniiy rt rVImoa itrer to-day te av
I joy a fe-v days
bathing.
PAKER1BS AND MAKICXT8.
NEW VORK
OAKERY
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CRACKBKS, .',"v"
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CMABI,
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all part of tkootty traf
, mu w. atbUs
July 1. 1ST1
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trWsSittTip aad Pi Hal 1 taiiisssmatiii at .
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The Best 'of Fie5i iletit
Oarofofby faweored far as frit) a4 tm - ..
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' Bmgmair Cmrejsl niaau btt
7 Drle4 Meats ' "V . ' ',
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NORTH SALE W $TOR.
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loFietat, who
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