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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Early this morning escape of gas Irad finest ever brought to this country,
days.
C uk ’ ago ^July 17*—Win. Culvert lias
Portland.
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Harvesting is now fully under way been noticed and a slight explosion even
patented
a reflector, consisting of 100 or
alarmed
the
people
in
the
cave,
who
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Building is not being pushed very and fields of grain shocks begin to ap
more
mirrors,
by which be concentrates
fearing
a
calamity,
instantly
went
.to
the
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pear in every direction. '
rapidly,
the
best
rtf
the
aira in wtttewrt: twee fa ’
nnarmt otticnr to
to have the matter
A slight shock of eurtfeqm&e w as te tr =:^~Tia rn es 8 ma ke r i s. now in deitiaud ~
attended to. Hardly had the messenger generate steam in lurge quantities.** He
iu this cjty Sunday night at about 12 It is a fine opening for a good shop.*
started when a tejific explosion occurr claims it will revolutionize the manu
A pleasant party was given Prof. T.
o’clock.
ed in his own cellar. The whole front facturing business where fuel is scarce
July 18th, the river has gone down, F. Campbell at Mr; Bedwell s, on Mon. of the building was torn to atoms. Over and sunshine plenty.
enough to permit the resumption of dey. evening before his departure.
twelve persons are believed to have
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business on the lower docks.
Foreign.
1 Pacific ('oust.
been killed and nearly fifty wounded.
L ondon , July 13.---Another corres-
July 18th, the bark James (<, Hain' is -A^difvpat’eh says : Oregrtii cattle and I L ittle R ock , July 13.—Special from
pondent
rtt
in the ri ver .und will |»rolmbl^'awi ve to '
Giner’s” "
T:nnKFouglT’ESgle’ "TeY fnl^'^'^rjiglifnrng^
day. She has a general cargo from creek, daily . They arc in excellent con new three story brick to night, and Lire went ashore to day and found Arabi
Liverpool. Tim. harbor will be well dition..
walls fell on the Faragojus.ftJoon crush- Pasha had gone to Kefreldewar. about
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supplied with ships by the time the new
The present dry weather is seriously ing it fo atoms. Ab.vjjt. 30 lives are an hour’s journey from Alexandria,
wheat crop is ready.
affecting the hop fields in Puyallup val last. Some of the -bodies are adrqady where lie ia'reported as intrenching.
_ July IStli. the examination of Joseph ley, and unless rain comes soonthe taken out, and workmen «¿e searching
Ludwig, the burglar, was continued in yields this year will be far below that of for otlit rs. A fire has broken out under between himself and Alexandria. Gen.
Stone, an American, formerly a*great
the ruins.
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the police cofirt till to-duy.
first season.
The freight strike continues at New riyal of Arabi Pasha, escaped with the
During the'past month several large
J.
Kress was arrested Monday
khedive but ¡eft his family at Cario.
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night while trying to smuggle a bottle bands of cattle have been driven from York.
A lexandria , July 13, 8:40 a . m —
One of Kansas City’s leading liquor
Of whisky to a prisoner through the the vicinity of AI qsco ' w bound for the
eustern market, going by way of Mon merchants taHcd on the 13ch for $50,- Alexandria has been evacuated and the
wicket in the city jail.
crfy is in ikines. The telegraph ship.
000. • ‘
Vancouver had a slight fire on Sun- tana. On§ drove contained 2200 head,
''Chiller*
has been ordered to take up a
Six
boys
have
died
in
Boston
since
day. It started in Francis’ saloon,-on another 1800 and still another 1700 head the 4th of July from, lockjaw, induced position near the neutral ships.
Main street, and was extinguished be at which rate it seems as if the supply by toy pistol woqnds.
A correspondent on board the invinci
would soon run short, but as ye-t no per
fore inuch damage was done.
ble telegraphs as follows :
D
etroit
,
July
14.
—
Reports
all
eon-
ceptible decrease can be observed.
Interviews with twenty-one cannery
O ff A lexandria , July 13, 1 p. m .
New hay has been pold in New Taco- cur that the wheat crop of Michigan
men, on July 17th from Tongue point
,,
.
. . ’ nowjalinnt, ready tn harvest.is. A ir Lar-,
After dftjbreij tfaw morning i.pnm-
tn
f amount
J 47,7^
tn T»™
Tliz-f phint,
to the one'gen* ma by Imlmn farmers the past week tor gest and finest on record. The weather ber of persons were setn on the edge of
■$13 and $14 per ton.
eral statement, viz: the salmon are
has been so cold heads all filled ont the water of the harbor. Glasses show
Joseph
JJopneli,
who
was
killed
last
running very light ; the usual July run
plumply and the berry i-t ripe without ed them to be Europeans. Boats were
has not yet made its appearance, and week near Hillsboro by his horse falling the least signs of shrinkage and farmers at once lowered and the crews, armed
that should the usual run come in the upon him, had been a resident of Wash have all made preparation! to harvest to the teeth, started to the shore. They
last days of July and the first days in ington .county since 1874, and was at the and house it quickly. By Monday har found about 100 Europeans, many of
August, the pack may approximate last time of his death 66 years old. A wife, vest will be very general. Work has them wounded, who had gathered in
eight sons and two daughters survive
season’js figures.'— Astoria*.
commenced in southern counties al the Anglo-Egyptian bank and bad re- .
him.
sis ted desparately. -They had maintain
0» Sunday, the two-story scow in
H arvesting B egun , July 14th.—A ready. Not one piece of poor wheat is ed themseJyes throughout the night.
. which was located last summer the air private d spatch states that harvesting reported in the State.
compressing machinery used in cutting in the Walla valley was begun yester
S pringfield , II)., July 11.—The de Towards daylight the if assailants drew
Tunnel No. 2, was sent oyer*the Cas day on the farm of Dr. Blalock. With partment of agriculture report pros oil and the partv mad* their way to the
cades without accident. She was point in two weeks the O. R. & N. Co., will pects encouraging for a largo crop qf shore. They reported that Arabi Pasha
ed into the rapids by Captain Wilson, commence transporting this fall’s crop. rye. The yield per acre is large and before he left with his troops had the
aud came over in twenty minutes. No With two large wharf boats at Bonne quality superior in southern and centra) prisons opened and the con vieta^ joined-
one was aboard. She was picked up ville, two additional steamers and sever portions of the State. The last census by the lower classes and some Bedouins,
below by the Cooke and towed to the al barges of extensive capacity, there gives the yield of Illinois at 3,122,000 proceeded to sack the city and kill the
Lower Cascades. This thing of shoot will be no difficulty in getting the grain bushels of rye, or about one-sixth of the inhabitants.
ing the rapids has been successfully ac product of the inland empire to tide entire country.* The production and
Hilliness Locals.
complished within six weeks in four water without delay early in tLe ship crop will be nearly or quite as large as
When in Portland, don t forget the
ways : by steam, by dragging, by wind ping season, and it looks now almost in 1880.
Pacific
and Shoe House. The
and now by nothing but the current.
P etersburg , Va., July 12.—On peti leading Boot
certain that the railroad will reach
Boot and Shoe dealers are
The recent rise in the price of lumber Portland before the middle of October. tion of colored people the school board Cardwell, Bennett A Co., 109 First St.
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at the mills in this city has caused some
The following Colfax special was de have appointed a numlier of colored
The “Little Gallery Round the Cor
of the builders and contractors a little layed : At one Friday morning, July 16, teachers for colored schools, the first
ner
” Yamhill St., near 4th, is making
uneasiness. Many of them had figured fire broke out in Osborne A Co.’s agri instance of the kind iu the city.
Cabinet Photos for $4, and Cards 82 per
S eneca , Kansas, July 12.- A heavy dozen. Satisfaction guaranteed or
on their contracts before the rise, and cultural warehouse, and by 4 o'clock.
wind
and rain storm visited this neigh money refunded.
ccns-iqucntly will be losers. Some de a .
the whole business portion of
.Tno. A. MacDonald, of Abe Salem
ch re that they will send their bills to Colfax and a large part of the rest of the borhood yesterday. < Considerable dam
mil’s dawn the Columbia, where they town was in ashes. Fifty-eight busi age was done to fruit, and one or two Marble and Grunite Works, Commer
Street, south of the post office,
can obtain lumber, laid down in. port ness houses were consumed, including buildings twisted. Effect on crops will cial
manufactures
all kinds of monuments:
land, at the old prices. Whether the every store, two hotels, three banks,the be good.
Italian marble a speciality. Prices re
B oston , July 12.-A whale caught duced one-half
millers here can hold out against the Democrat office and two livery stables
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fire
on the railway dock to day, aud the
contractors will be determined in a with seven horses. The Gazette office
N ew M usic .—Send stamp to Wiley B.
fire department was Called out to save Allen, most popular music dealer, Port
short time.
was saved. Twenty three dwelling the skeleton. The fish had been mount land, Or., for complete catalogue and
houses were destroyed, and Colfax is ed for exhibition at a cost stated at $9,- sample copy “ Musical Pastime.” All
Monmouth iiik I Vicinity.
orders by mail filled promptly.
The length of time the hot weall/er virtually in ruins, The tire was the 500.
work of arP’incendiary. Fow if any
The Household Sewing Machine took
Five children died from heat in New
has continued, is very unusual.
the
first premium at the great Man
goods were saved from the buildings or York city ou the 16th inst.
A large force of hands are at work on
chester
(England) Exposition for the
dwellings. The fire swrpt through like, F junpville , Ohio, July 17.—Preston best family
Hewing Machine. John B.
the warehouse and pushing it forward
a tornado, burning bricks and frames Powers ol Itally has just completed a Garrison, general agent, 167 3rd St.,
rapidly. The only drawback is that the
alike. The IT. S.-lund office was burned model for u bust of Garfield from a Portland, Oregon.
mill can not cut lumber fast enough.
with all the records. Those in the safe photograph by Tibbals, being the same
The Oregon Furniture Manufactur
A car load of grain sacks came up are thought to bë saved. The money
ing
Co. have just moved into their new
one used on the five cent postage stamp.
Tuesday and Farmers can now be, sup- and papers of the banks-were saved. It Mrs, Garfield and the late .^resident’s and commodious four story brick build
ing on the east side of First, between
is impossible to get the accurate loss al.
.plied at any time.
this
hour,
or
the amonnt of insuranc.c. mother were here yesterday to view the Taylor and Salmon Streets, where those
Judge Dawson liajs been appointed
work, and pronounced it beyond criti in want of Furniture or Carpets will
Eastern.
agent of the railroad company at this
cism. Mr Powers started for the east find it to their advantage to call and ex-
amine their stock, as none but first
place and now has charge of the depot.
N ew Y ork , Jtily 13.—A iterate! Paris with the cast to-night, from whence it olasfl
goods are kept in this establish-*
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6 telephone from special has t‘hc following on the gag ex- will ba taken to Italy ( q bo out in aw- moat,
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