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About Christian herald. (Portland ;) 1882-18?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1882)
CHBISTTATST HERALD ì « 4 $y 5» 1. —. • — I r _____ I ...- - ■ ' r- 1 ____————• i» been ubolished. Eastern. Pacific (’cast. NEWS OF THE WEEK 'A letter from President Roca of the Flour is §9 per barrel nt Baker City. Yellow fever is still raging in Pen "a Portland. Argentine Republic states that there ia Diphtheria is raging at Blalock, Was colt’.’TBrownBville and Matamoras. , « Passengers have arrived in East Port co county ; one death has occurred. nothing to jnstify a fear of interruption Many of tho bodies from the steamer land and Albina, having come tjirongh The capacity of the Pendleton flouring 7,ce, disaster on the Mississippi, have of friendly relations between the repub'- from Beaver creek, in Montana Territo mills will shortly be increased td’500 been recovered. lie and Brazil. ry, a distance of 513 miles from Port- One Flannigan and his wife, snapect- . ......... ..... n&GL. tipftbka.., bffUfifia. T F. M. Whittenmore, an old citizen of running southeast from St. Paul and 300 miles is the Northern Pacific line Pendleton, died at his home in that city Minneapolis, are again the topic of dis of Lord Mount Morris at Clonhnr, and the remaining 213 miles is the Ore on the 2d inst. county Galway, September 8th, have mission. gon Railway & Navigation Company. Two box cars are being turned out of Estimated reduction of the public been arrested at Cong in that county. The Prince and Princess of Wales Two hundred and twenty-two pupils The Dalles car shops each day. debt during September is about $16, hope to attend the annual meeting of the wero enrolled nt the Failing school last Hops are worth 40c. to 50c. per pound 000,000. British Science association, at Montreal. week. ■ in the Y’akima country. An incendiary fire broke out in Wor- —Tlm„Waslxiiigiou.at-reet.-Fwi4way-ie pro . —Ap ple s t all on-,the tre es al ^t,.eT. U u- .r i u gt nn,,JTu .. uud. - n i ne.. faj a waaa,bu il d. In thia event an extended American tbur ion county, for 2% cents per pound. ings were destroyed. The business part will probably Ke arranged. gressing rapidly. The corporation of London will pre G. W. Srnitli, living near Island city, of town is gone. The navy yurd is safe. The headquarters of the N. P. R. R. sent an address of congratulation to Vice President David Davis is report are now located at Sliaunouville, at the sold his potato crop of 20,000 pounds for ed to bo married in November to Miss General Wolseley, and the freedom of second crossing on Clerk’s Fork fifty one cent per pound. the city and a sword of honor to Admi Tht postal service between Jackson Addie Burr, of Warrentown, N. C. miles above Rock Island. ville and Waldo Is to l>6 Increased by a The Longfellow memorial association ral Seymour. General Wolseley has Charles Brown, < member of No. tri weekly mail on and after Oct. 11th. invito ten cent subscriptions from the already received the freedom of the Fives company, die at St. Vincent’s The Salem Flouring Mills Company children of America, for tho erection of city. hospital on the 8tli. In going to the There was a hurricane in Ireland on have stored in their mill and warehous a statute of the poet. Hamilton & Biggins fire Aug. 30 he fell the 19th, and at Cork, more damage was es so far, about 300,000 bushels of George Scoville has filed a petition in and was. run oyer by the engine, his leg done ou land than by any previous storm wheat. the connty court at Chicago asking that < being crushed so that amputation was A lodge of Good T< mplars was organ Mrs. Scoville be adjudged insane and for twenty years past. The American A necessary. He did net recover from the ship Harrey Mills, from Liverpool for ized in Corvallis on the 3d inst. with 30 confined in an asylum for lunatics. shock. charter members. The organ zing offi -Seven cases of small pox were disco v New York, lying at Queenstown, was Hum Johnson, a Dane, who was shot cer was grand lecturer ^V. C. King, of ered by tho health inspector at Chicago driven ashore, and several yachts sunk. 4 A separate building is being fitted tip Sep. 29th, by Frank Smiley, two and a Wisconsin. on the 5th, on the Fort Wayne emigrant for the reception of prisoners to be » half miles west of Union school house, Hop picking in Puyallup Valley has train from New York. at Cedar mills, Washington county, ten about reached its conclusion for this tried by court martial, including » A man, his wife and four children, -Arabi P aehwa ad Ton 1 b a P aab a,----------------- -—- 4hi# -pkee, died on -Friday “Were drowned arTYmesTfury, Mass., I>y“ evening last. The preliminary examination in the ** o' million pounds of dried hope. the capsizing of n sail boat. case of Arabi Pasha was held secretly. ' Workmen are employed in clearing off he residence of Jasper Strong, near Slier Marcuse, formerly a well known Hirf*formal trial will be public. the lot at the foot of Vine, street, the it; rphy postoffice,- Josephine county, dealer of furs in Chicago, committed > Arabi Pasha has telegraphed to Alex buildings on which were destroyed by s burned last week with its<>ntire con suicide on the 8.1. Financial embarrass andria far counsel. The persons ap- ___ Ifire some time since.------ -------- tents.—Mrs-. Htrong andher daughter ment was the cause. » pli d to declined to defend him because « A train on-the Midland & Northern they“ were afraid of losing “clients. Capt. Wilson, who was so seriously were at home alone,_and were unable to railway left the track while approaching Arabi will therefore be convicted with injured some days ago with Dr. Pilking recover anything from the Aimes. A light shock of earthquake was felt Goldsboro, N. C. Several curs rolled ease. ton, in a runaway accident, is able to be on the streets again. His wonnlsare at Los Angeles on the 8th. There were down an embankment. One man is re Business LoenK. — healing quite rapidly. Dr. Pilkington several distinct vibrations from east to ported killed, und several passengers in west of short duration. If you want to get a picture copied or jured is about well. enlarged or a lot of fine views of Oregon The gathering of fir cones to obtain Two daughters of Mr. Rosec-ans, of and Columbia river scenery, or a dozen . Monmouth and Vicinity. the seed for export is quite an industry Lowell, Kansas, perished in the burning first-class photographs any size, go to The rain continues. The ground is in Puyallup, which employs a number of their father’s residence. I. G. Davidson, the busiest and meet Nelson Walling, wool manufacturer susceptible photographer in Portland. now in fine order for the plow and grain of persons in the season. The cones on snmmer-follow is getting a nice start. are dried in the hop furnaces until the at Millbury, Mass., has failed, with We call attention this week to the reed fall out, when it is packed up and liabilities of §50,000. advertisement of McKercher A Thomp Prof. Bruce Wolverton, of Corvallis, sold for export. Large quantities of The coinage at the Philadelphia mint son, Stationers and Booksellers, whom visited with ns a few hours last Sunday we can recommend as gentlemen of this seed are planted in Europe. The during Septcmlier amounted to $7,876,- strict integrity. If you need any sup night on his return from Bethel, where fir seeds bring from §5 to $8 per pound. 800, including 1,000,000 in silver dol plies in their line, you will find them he has been preaching. He took time genial and obliging, ever ready to ac Capt. Niels P. Jurgensen, of the lars. to go through the College building and comodate their customers. Remember was greatly pleased with the arrange schooner Seth B. Haywood, lying at Foreign. the place, 105 First St. ments. His wife accompanied him and Long wharf, Oakland, Cal., discharging Several cases of Asiatic cholera are When in Portland, don’t forget the railroad ties, attempted to jump on the remained till Thursday. reported at Modere, on the French Bide Paoific Boot and Shoe House. The local train, when he was thrown nuder leading Boot and Shoe dealers are of the Mont (Jen is tunnel. Mr. S. I. GerkiDg and family and the wheels and killed. Cardwell, Bennett A Co., 109 First St. An explosion in the torpedo magazine 14286m another youDg gentleman, all from Cen ' Susanna, wife of Samuel Braden, died on the Rnssiuiyfronclod Admiral Popoff terville, Umatilla county, arrived on Jno. A. MacDonald, of the Salem at her home in Looking Glass, Douglas at Odessa, killed two officers and thirty Wednesday’s train. They come for the Marble and Granite Works, Commer- . connty, on the 23d nit., aged 73 years. cial Street, sonth of the post office, • seamen. purpose of attendding school. A large number of immigrants are Henry M. Stanley, the African explo manufactures all kinds of monuments The physicians have decided the case settling in Grass valley, Wasco county. Italian marble a speciality. Prices re rer, has arrived at Brussels »and had an duced ì one-half of Mrs. T. H. Lucas a hopeless one A Train of fifteen wftgonw ben nd Tnr Illturview with the king-........................ — though she rests as easy aa for some that section was encamped at Bakeoven N f . w M vsic .—-Send stamp to Wiley B. AsnonlTerink, newly appointed grand Allen, most popular music dealer, Port time paBt. list week. sheerif of Mecca, is dead. land, Or., for complete catalogue and Mr. Bristow has been repairing and Telegraph communication with the sample copy •’ Musical Pastime.” All The attendance at the Colfax academy remodeling his wagon shop. He has is now 84, an increase of 20 pupils rn Uhited States and Europe was estab* orders by mail filled promptly. purchased an eight-horse engine which one week. ashed cm the 5th1 The Household Sewing Machine took be will put in this woek, and then put the first premium at the great Man I Insurgent /Viaba have attacked the A shad, weighing ono and a quarter his other machinery in place as rapidly pounds, supposed to have made its way French authorities on the Algiers bor chester (England) Exposition for the best family Sewing Machine. John B. as possible. When completed he will from the Sacramento to Rogue river, der. Garrison, general agent, JG7 3rd St., have the largest wagon and carriage was taken at Ellensburg a short time Fire, at Hmyrniu caused a loss of Portland, Oregon. shop .and the most machinery that we ago. £2500/ ' • . F. E. Beach & Co., 103 Fit st know of in the State outside of Portland. The Suez canal is to be improved and Street, Portland, carry a coinphte line Shingles are in euoh demand at The warehouse business is all adjust Seattle and have risen so in price that enlarged. of painter’s stock, window glass, ready ed, everybody have their money and are an importation of 250,000 is being made The chamber of deputies at Rome has mixed paints, lubricating oils, brushes, doors, glazed windows, etc. Catalogue well pleased to have sold their wheat at from California, the only importation dissolved. and Price list furnished on application, |K> good a figure. in at least a quarter of a century. / The American consulate at Tunis has 4 ' • —. ■t . 4
