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The old court house at Jacksonville ton, Tenn., Sept. 26. Mrs. Kempe out
We are sorry to see our contemporary ,
The Itemizer, taking such a course in op was st>ld at public auction last week for Mrs. Wilson’s throat with a razor, kill­
Portland.
position to the public school interests of $116. It has been removed to give ing her.* The murderess was arrested;
The way train on the Pennsylvania
About half-past nine o’clock last Frr the State, and Normal school work, as place to the new building.
Rich
strikes
in
copper
have
been
win
ma
k
e
a
xaproacl
tj^ju^Mya,
ulay morning a lire, brake
in thfixafa
idence of Geo. R. Smith, a laboring and bring on it the contempt of the made in Union connty. The ledge, City Sept. 26, was run ToFo al “a enrve
man on Hooker street, near Fifth. friend* of popular education.
which is about 40 miles from Union, jnst below East Newark station by a .
Before water could be thrown, fire had
We are waiting anxiously tolsee those was found by E. S. McComas, Jas. Lehigh valley train'and both trains
reached the adjoining residence of John new sidewalks that were ordered to be Penneil and W. T. Wright.. The as completely wrecked. Passengers had
Fisch, a street cleaner, and both build­ built before this time. Do the ordi­ says made give very favorable indica­ great difficulty in get'ing out of the
cars. Some oT them were seriously hr-'
ings, with nearly all their contents, were nances of our town mean anything?
tions.
jured.
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destroyed. Mr. Smith’s house was
Mrs.
Louisa
Judson
died
a
few
days
The br.-ak in the sidewalk on Main
St,
Jolin,
on
ilia
St.
Pol*.
Minne;,
worth abont $.700, insured, for f~~
felQO, Btreet-mado try the ffWWW''"™ süm a.,,. at. .hp ,r „À Qm. e ^Q n..Jh)ah .. Train e.
household furniture $1000, insured for should be closed up. Will the marshall Thurston connty, aged 75 years. She apolis and Manitoba railroad, seven
$500. Mr. Fisch’s house and furniture please have it dope ?
was one of the pioneer settlers of West­ miles from Willman, on the 27tb, a
were worth about $900, no insurance.
ern Washington, having resided there locomotive becoming unmanageable,
When are we goiog to have that walk since 1854. .
was abandoned by the engineer and s'
The steamship Queen of the Pacific,
crossing of the railroad on Main street
Rev. F. 8. Kiddler of Winnetka, Ill., fireman. It made the rnn to Willman
..J$ï
PJCL puiU’ .Tba bug. pimbar or .toUuU
has
bcefi 1 fiV it éd to GTTtlìo pfiTpf tofth6 at tremendous speed, there colliding
while coming up tlw river'afier passing and other pedestrians that are on our
Congregational
Church in New Tacoma with a caboose occupied by three men.
Kalama on Saturday evening. She had streets daily need good walks, nnd they
completely wrecked it and killing Ed.
at a salary of $1000 per annum.
to drop her anchor and repair the dam
should be repaired before the weather
A boy named Ruby Peterson, aged 9 Brothers. The others were not serious­
age, which delayed her arrival hero.
gets worse.
years,
fell over the cliff at Telegraph ly injured..
O. F. Redlicb, proprietor of the Pine
Bro. and Sister Wolverton, parents of Hill, San Francisco, Oct. 1. He fell
street Coffee House, died Oct. 1st,
Foreign.
the H erald editor, returned from a nearly 200 feet. His skull was fractured
at Good Samaritan hospital aged 47 visit to Spokane Falls last Saturday.
It is expected in Dublin that Edwin
and th.e body badly mangled. The boy
years.
Gray will be released from prison.
,
When you have a few minutes to is still alive, but deuth is hourly ex­
Early Monday morning a lively blaze
Henry Edmond Knight, aiderman of
spare, drop into the College and see the pected.
was discovered in a wooden structure on work that is going on the: e. Everybody
Helmric & Hansen, exchange brokers Wipple Gate ward, has been elected
thetcorner of North First and E streets, is invited at all honrs.
lord mayor of London.
at San Francisco, are reported to have
known as theCalifornia saloon building.
India troops in Egypt will retnrn to
There.are nearly one hundred etu- failed on Sept. 28 for $150,000. -
The alarm was promptly given, before
India immediately after review by Gen-
Eastern.
assistance had reached the scene of the dents in the College in the vocal music
Wolseley.
f>re the flames had made considerable classes. The classes are free to stu­
W. H. Wyckerhall, U. 8. minister at
Small pox is spreading at Capetown.
“■Headway, having caught in three neigh­ dents.
Portions of Illinois were visited by an Copenhagen, has resigned. _
Letters remaining uncalled for at the : earthquake on the 27»h.
boring frame buildings, all of which
20 deaths from cholera were reported
post office at Monmouth Oct. 1, 1882 ; • The damage by the storm at Plainfield, from Manilla on the 28th.
were soon consumed.
All suspects in. custody .at Dublin
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A lively warfare in rates is now in J. W. Armstrong ; Bingham X Co.-;-1 N; J.7is enormous.
have been rtleased in view of the expi-
Jesse
Beck
;
Senar
F.
N.
Campbell
;
Congressman F. C. Beaman, of the ration of the term of the correction act.
progress between Seattle and Belling­
M
ss
Maggie
Campbell
:
M.
W.
Orton
;
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first
district of Michigan, died at Adrian
ham Bay and all intermediate points.
There have been riots in several
Mart
Scrafford
;
John
D.
Wilson.
on
the
27th.
towns in upper Egypt, owing to efforts
The O. 11. & N. Co. have recently made
W. W aterhouse , P. M.
John H. Purke, almshouse contractor of officials to enforce demonstration of
the rate of fare fifty cents between these
of Philadelphia, has been arrested on a loyalty to the khedive.
points and the rate of freight fifty cents
Pacific ('oast.
charge of conspiracy to defraud the
Business Locals.
per ton.
Coal is $13 per ton in Walla Walla.
city.
The Failing Public School opened
When in Portland, don’t forget the
Wood is selling at $8 per cord in
All exhibits to the Garfield Mémorial Pacific
Boot and Shoe House. The
Monday. Five teachers are employed, Pendleton.
Fair at Washington must7be on hand leading Boot and Shoe dealers are
and 176 children reported themselves.
Hop picking has been finished in before November.
Cardwell, Bennett & Co., 109 First St.
There are quite a number more in the Puyallup valley.
At Heathville, Va., a mill-dam was 12 23-6m
district.
A farm of 160 acres on Lackamas carried away by a flood on the 27th, and
Jno. A. MacDonald, ot the Salem
WorkSvill commence in a few days on lake, Clarke county, sold last week for
Marble
and Granite Works, Commer­
the water swept down upon the house of
the dikes and other improvements at $1,100.
cial Street, south of the post office,
Mr. Bush, drowning his wife and live manufactures all kinds of monuments:
the mouth of the Willamette.
Stephen Hodgen, a resident of Thurs­ children.
Italian marble a speciality. Prices re­
The lighthouse tender, Shubrick, is ton county for 31 years, died on the 26th
The yellow fever is subsiding at duced one-half
lying at Flanders’ Dock, where she will of September, aged about’76 years.
Matamoras, Brownsville, Pensacola and
N ew M usic .—Send stamp to Wiley B.
remain for three weeks receiving a nec­
Not less than 500 barrels of lime will Point Isabel.
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Allen, most popular music dealer, Port­
essary overhauling.
be used in the construction of the
Robt. Lincoln, Secretary of War, has land, Or., for complete catalogue and
Mr. Z. J. Hatch has sold the new Yesier-Leary block at Seattle.
been appointed administrator of his sample copy ** Musical Pastime.” All
steamship Yaquina to the Pacific Coast
Two little sons of Mr. and Mrs. mother’s estate, which is valued at $18,- orders by mail filled promptly.
Steamship Company and made the for­ Nathaniel Hammond, of Meacham’s 000.
The Household Sewing Machine took
(he
first preminm at the great Man­
mal transfer. The price paid was $35,- station, died of croup last week.
500 hands were thrown out of employ­
chester
(England) Exposition for the
000. It is nnderstood that the steamer
Mrs. Mary Cornutt, a former resident ment at Dundas, Sept. 25, by the burn best family Sewing Machine. John B.
will be taken to San Francisco and run of Multbomsh county, but for 10 years ing of drying mills.
Garrison, general agent, J67 3rd St.,
in the coasting trade.
A shock of earthquake was felt at Portland, Oregon.
past a resident of Douglas county died
Visitors at the Pavillion continue in recently, aged 72 years. She was the Vincennes, Sept. 28, rattling windows
F. E. Beach & Co., 103 First
unabated numbers, and people from mother of 14 children, 10 of whom sur­ perceptibly. It lasted three minutes Street, Portland, carry a complete line
every section of the State are seen vive her.
of painter’s stock, window glass, ready
and was more distinct further west.
nightly in the halls and galleries. The
Robert 8. Furgeson, journalist, died mixed paints, lubricating oils, brushes,
The thresher run by Wallace Bishop,
hotels of the city are crowded, and this in Jacksoi^ county, during the past sea­ Sept. 28. Hé was for a time an officer doors, glazed windows, etc. Catalogue
and Price list furnished on application.
years’ fair is already demonstrated to be son, threshed in 42 days 187,233 bushels in the 14th U. S. infantry, but resigned 12-21-3m
the greatest success of any yet held.
of wheat, 9528 of oats and 8513 of l»ar- his commission npon the loss of his wife
and child in the burning of the officers’
ley. ’
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Monmouth and Vicinity.
A printer named George A. Hyde, quarters at u post in Wyoming,
The College has received a lot of new committed suicide at Stockton on tiie
Jacob Roosky, a fanner near Bay’s
[Notices in this column, ten cents per line
each
insertion. )
stoves.
Reform School at Lancaster, while
27 th.
The prayer-meeting has been etarted
About 500 cans of salmon have been plowing in a field, fell on his face in an
again. It meets Wednesday evenings. put up this- season -at the cannery of epileptic fit, got his month full of earth ONE TWO SEATED, FOUR SPRING
hack, nearly us good as new. Will-,-
We learn that the misunderstanding Reed & Co. below Gardiner, and the and smothered to death.
bo sold reasonable. Apply at this office.
$12,000 worth of diamonds and valua­
about the warehouse business has been work still goes on at the rate of 150 cases
ble
jewelry were stolen at the exposition A DWELLING~HOUSE AND LOTS,
per
day.
adjusted in a satisfactory manner and
in Monmouth. Pleasant, retired
Prof. George Van Belt, of Blooming- building, Cinainnati, Sept. 28.
business will not be interupted. Mr. J.
location. Price low. Apply in person
Mrs. Wiley Wilson and Lizzie Kempe or by letter to the office of the H erald
B. Stump made several trips to Portland ton, Ill., has been engaged as principal
fought
about their children nt Coving- for further information,
,
i
of
Blue
Mountain
University,
to get the matter arranged.
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