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meet the first Thursday in October, at
the residence of Mrs. Bedwell at 2
A coal train broke through a trestle
Portland
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On last Sunda^ iheTIall Si. M. E work are invited to be present.
riously injuring several workmen.
Church was reopened after having un
N ewberg , Sept. 19.r—By a terrific
The engine that was burned at Air lie
dergone a thorough renovation. The last winter has been rebuilt and is now storm this afternoon buildings were
whole cost of the improvements is about drawing the passenger train.
blown down, trees uprooted, and fences
§2,500, so that it now presents a most
Mr. Will C. King, State Lecturer of demolished.
inviting interior.
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The prohibitionists of New York have
the I. O. G. T. delivered lectures oji
About 8 o’clock on Sunday morning temperance to good audiences in the ncminated a full State ticket.
-ilia residcucn occupied by -Col. E. -D— - College chapel on Mondaynnd Tuerdïiy
J- ersey Crrr, HepVHt. -^The Pennflyt-
Baker at Vancouver post caught fire evenings. He visited the College, gave vania Railroad Company voluntarily
and burned to the ground. Most of a brief lecture to the students, and ex paid to-day §30,000 in aid of the muni
Col. Baker’s household effects and offi pressed himself as greatly pleased at the cipal government for 1882.
cial papers were saved.
P ensacola , Sept. 21.—Thirty, new
workings of the Colleger - He is a pleas
cases
of yellow fever to-day, and two
-——
The basement and pari arg of Taylor- ant gentleman.
street church were filled to oveiflowing
There have been a large number of deaths. Total cases to date, 344, deaths
on the evening of the 20th by the cliil- new students entered the College and 41.
A rbuckle , Sept. 21.—In a drunken
’flren of the Sunday-school and friends Normal School during the past week,
upon the occasion of a public reception coming from different parts of the coast. tow to day between Dr. Stewart and W.
Finnell the latter was shot by Stewart
tendered Mr. J. K. Gill.
through the lungs with small hopes of
Pacific Coast.
The fall term of the public school of
recovery.
Stewart was immediately ar
East Portland opened with u large at
Whitman county covers 4300 square
tendance. The ne w addition to the cen miles, has a population of 10,000 and rested.
R aleigh , N. C., Sept. 23.—The heav
tral building is completed, and gives now a §30,000 court house is taikf d of.
iest
rainstorm sinoe 1812 fell at Sanbo-
^four extra rooms, which were greatly
Wheat has ready sale in Prineville at
ro last night, causing immense damage
Deeded for the accomodation of those $1.15 per bushel.
■who attended before tae additions were
Three new school houses are now in to crops. The rain fell in a few hours
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made. An increased attendance proves cou rse nf ereetinu .in .th a Wallowa vol-. 7.7. inches.
the grpwing population of the city.
L
aramie
C
ity
,
Sept. 23.—Jamie Hay
ley.
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Wm. Kimberlain, of East Chehalem, ford, the 8 year old son of Dr. Hayford,
The captains of two of the British
ships in port visited the city dredger on lost 900 bushels of wheat by fire re editor of the Sentinel of this city, this
cently.
. '
Monday.
evening accidentally shot himself with
Th©
house
of
Mr.
Carothers,
on
Rock
a revolver, it is thought fatally.
Ou Monday morning James C. Van
creek,
Wasco
county
was
burned
on
N ew B runswick , Va., Sept. 23.—Mrs;
Rensselaer di|d in this city of softening
the 15th inst.
Jane Hickey and Christopher Carlan
of the brain, aged 52 years.
A
German
colony,
composed
of
eight
were drowned in a lock of the Delew ate
David Broyles, who was arrested On
families,
bought,
last
week,
2200
acres
and
Raritan canal to-day. Both have
the charge of stealing some articles of
of
land
on
Butte
creek,
Jackson
county,
large
families.
jewelry, etc., while moving some house
S priengfield , Sept. 21.—E. O.
hold goods when acting as teamster for and will at once occupy and begin the
cultiration of the same.
Shaw
’s woolen mill at Wales has been
Eli Morrill, was allowed in the State
The
residence
of
Dr.
Ballard,
at
Leb
burned
; loss §50,000 ; insurance §20,-
circuit court to withdraw his plea of not
anon,
was
destroyed
by
fire
on
the
20th.
,000.
guilty and substitute a plea of guilty of
The
origin
of
the
fire
is
a
mystery,
as
,
Several cases of sunstroke occurred at
petit larcency.
the family had all gone from home.
New York on the 20th.
Joseph Ludwig, who was caught in
Mrs. Nancy Williams, of Hillsboro, ' E nfield , Mass., Sept. 19.—A collis
the pantry of W. R. Boone’s residence aged 60 years, pieced a quilt of 2200 ion between freight trains on the New
by the owner himself and handed over pieces, did her own work and earned $9 I I Haven and Northampton road killed
to the police, about three months ago, at extra work in four months.
Conductor II. Philips, Brakeman Curtis
and was tried and found guilty of bur
The sixth annual Pioneer reunion, and Fireman Eggleston, aud badly
glary, was sentenced to five years in the held at Jacksonville on the 15th, was
smashed the locomotive and wrecked
penitentiary by Judge Scott,
largely attended and much eDjoyed by several cars.
At 3 o'clock Monday morning a fire participators.
N ashville , Sept. 22.—A demented
was discovered in the rear of Mordaunt’s
There will be about 3000 acres seeded daughter of James Cleveland, poisoned
restaurant, on N. First street, between on the Prospect farm, Umatilla county, the whole family of six by putting
E aDd F. by Mrs. Chas. Russell, who ttiilfllt,----------
-- ----- strychnine in their coffee to-day. Mr.
was in her room at the Clarendon Ho
A twenty-months- old son' of Jonathan Cleveland has died and one daughter js
tel. The fire originated from an un O’Donnell, was drowned in the mill in a precarious condition. The poisoner
known canse, and spread rapidly, fan race near the agricultural works at has wandered off and it is supposed com
ned by a stiff north wind. There were Salem, on the 21st. He came out under mitted Ruicido.
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burned five saloons, two cigar and fruit the gate and foil from the bridge. The - N ew Y ork , Sept. 22. -A terrible acci-’
dent occurred this morning in the
stands and one restaurant and lodging body has been recovered.
house.
Last week during the heavy wind Fourth avenue tunnel, at 86th street
that prevailed for two or three days, station. The New Haven train, stared
Monmouth and Vicinity.
ing on the Bouth bound side track, was
We are having frosty mornings Ibis Mr. Kimberlain, of East Chehalem, put run into by the Harlem local and two
fire into hie straw ; us the wind was fa
week for rarity.
vcruble he thought there would be no cars demolished. As near as can be as
A man who was blasting in Mr. Wm.
danger. But a sudden change took th»* certained now four persons were killed
Percival’s well last Saturday went down
and 19 badly injured, names not yet as
after a blast arnKbecame suffocated with fire the other way, and soon carried it to certained.
his wheat pile. It destroyed or injured
A gram , Sept. 28.—While the Nixas
the smoke. He was taken out in an ap
about 900 out of 1300 bushels of good
passenger
and baggage train was cross
parently lifeless condition, but was re wheat.
ing the river Drave, near Eszek, to-day,
stored to consciousness after a short
Three storekeepers in Puyallup were
part of a bridge fell, and an engine and
time.
recently fined $25 each for keeping their
baggage
car wero pitched into the river,
The south bound train last Saturday stores open on Sund iy in violation of
dragging with them some of the passen-
set fire to the premises of Eld. II. M. law.
- ■ ger cars containing a number of buzzars
Waller Bouth of town, burning fencing
Hillsboro public schools opened on
and stubble pnd almost reaching the the 18th with an attendance of 100 pu on furlough. Fifteen soldiers were
drowned and thirty injured.
barn. A large force of men from town pilfl.
hastened to the scene and aided in pre
Foreign.
Tho warehouses at Junction City con
venting further damage.
tinue to receive about 4000 bushels of
B erlin , Sept. 19.—An explosion of
The Ladies Missionary Society will wheat dkily.
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fire damp in a mine now Dortmund
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
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killed 20 peraons to-day.
L ondon , Sept 19.—Heavy floods pre-
vail, in loimhinly, Ytinptia aadXwL.
Verna and Trent are submerged. No
loss of life.
M alta , Sept. 21.—Commander Rose-
lyn, specially promoted for bravery at
Te el Kebir, died of wounds to-day.
C attaro , Sept. 21. Loaders of the
Albanian league at Scutari having re-
solved to mnetmere «nd rob the rieh ret
Christians, including the English con
sul, two Hill tribes marohed to Scutari
and prevented the masracre.
D amietta , Sept, 23.—Gen. Wood,
with two regiments, arrived at Damietta
to-day. Abdallah surrendered at the
railway station and hia troops are ex
pected to surrender their arms after
noon.
L ondon . Sept. 22.—The exhibition
building at Sydney, New South Wales,
was totally destroyed by fire, with all
contents, recently.
Twenty-six bodies have bean recover
ed frem the flooded districts in Northern
Italy.
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Fruit jars, jelly frames, groceries,
paints and oils can be bad cheap at
Dawson's drug store.
When in Portland, don’t forget the
Pacific Boot and Shoe House. The
leading Boot and Shoe dealers are
Cardwell, Bennett Ac (Jo., 109 First St.
12 ■ 23-Cm
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Jno. A. MacDonald, of the Salem
Marble and Granite Works, Commer
cial Street, south of the post office,
manufactures all kinds of monuments:
Italian marble a speciality. Prices re
duced one-half
N ew M usic .—Send stamp to Wiley B.
Allen, most popular music dealer, Port
land, Or., for complete catalogue and
sample copy •’ Musical Pastime.” All
orders by mail filled promptly.
The Household Sewing Machine took
the first premiam at the great Man
chester (England) Exposition for the
best family Sewing Machine. John B.
Garrison, general agent, J 67 3rd St.,
Portland, Oregon.
F. E. Beach & Co., 103 First
Street, Portland, carry a complete line
of painter’s stock, window glass, ready
mixed paints, lubricating oils, brushes,
doom, glazed windows, etc. Catalogue
and Price list furnished on application.
12-21 -3m
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each insertion.]
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hack, nearly as good as new. Will
be sold reasonable. Apply at this office.
A in DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOTS,
Monmouth. Pleasant, retired
location. Price low. Apply in person
or by letter to the office of the H erald
for further information.
business now before fhe pnl>-
1)1^0 1 lie. You can make money fa«ter
at work lor uh Ilian at an> thing elite Capital not
needed. We will start you. Xi2 a day and up-
wardn made at home by the indnatriouH. Men,
women, boya and girls wanted everywhere to
work for uh . N ow is the time. You can work
in »pare time only or give your'whale time to
the DiiaineHH. You cau live at home and do the
work. No other butiineiM will pay you nearly
a« well. No one can fail to make enormoua pay
by engaging at once. Costly Outfit and terms
free- .Money made fast, easily and honorably.
AddreH X bvx it Vo-, Auguste, Maine.