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I NEW BERG GRAPHIC NEW BERG GRAPHIC. One Uolumu H alf Column • ■ • Profeaaiouai Cards >ÍEW BERG 'T * T li H U llin « 5 . iV.iuT ....... Kettdiutf w i l l be i n a e r l e d th e r a te or T e n r e n t s p e r t i n s . T '-in iL ____ ___ — GRAPHIC. VOL. 2. o» ficai . D.iicTOKï. NEWBERG, YAMHILL CO., OREGON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14, I860. ¡niE PACIFIC COAST. 1 n tt e d m a t e s . LO SS O F T H E S T E A M E R ID A H O President...........................................Benjamin Harrison A N D P A R T O F H E R CARGO. Vice-President Levi P. Mo*ton Secretary of Slate........... — James (J. Blame Secretary of th • Treasury........ " ni. ' ) mdom A R e fo rm S c h o o l fo r the S ta te o f Secretary of the Interior • ,_J- Secretary of War Red Held Proctor W a s h in g to n —Dr. C. C. O'Donnell Secretary of the N avy..........■ • • • -B. b . Tracy A r r e e te d - C a t tle M a rk et Postmaster General 9t,.n A ' aM*?#nHer Attorney General ....... W . H. H. Miller _ M isrepresented. Secretary of Agriculture......... Jeremiah Husk M tate o f O r e g o n . Olympia suffers from sneak thieves. K O K K K .V rU K H K tt. Influenza E p id em ic In R u s s la - A Bill to T a x F o re ig n ers In France— S tan ley A r n v e a at B a ga m a yo . Stanley has arrived at Bagamayo. Adelina Patti has sailed from London for New York. Martin Fanquar Tupper, the poet, has died in London. A hcàvy snow storm is raging in Kng- EASTERN ITEMS. PORTLAND MARKET. M IN N E A P O L IS T R IB U N I BURNED. E xp ress R ob b ery TH E G E N E R A L B U IL D IN G a t F ic* W o r t h - B l* The Dem and fo r T ra n s p o rta tio n F ire at B o s to n -C y o lo a e in N orth C a r o lin a - R e p o r t o f the L ife S a v in g S ervloe. Keyhort, T R A D E C O N T IN U E S S A T IS F A C T O R Y . Facil- I tea G reater Than E v e r B e fo r e - L a ru e In crease In t^e Iron and S teel Industries. New Jersey, had a $50,000 There is continued evidense of an un usually large volume ol' general trade in the local market for this late stage ef the season, and there was more than the usual satisfaction in tlie observance of Thanksgiving. That the activity in busi ness is general, is shown in tlie aggre fille t, Sunol. gate liauk clearings, the total of which Henry Stowell’s Boston residence was for the (nisi month shows an increase burglarized of $30,000. over those* of the corresponding period Another evi The government ; ‘TdtSak In not ac- 'ast year of *508,000,000. ceptiug the Vesuvius. dence is the extraordinary demand upon Herinisillo, Arizona’s railroad depot, j the transportation facilities of the coun worth $30,000, burned. I try. which some of the railroads have blaze. Roseburg built sixty buildings in 1885». land’s midland counties. U. S. Senators........ J. H. Mitchell. J. X. Polph Congressman Binger Herman Six people burned to death iu a Phila Guidon is agitated over the alleged California race tracks are deep with Governor Sylvester I»ennover delphia fire. disappearance of Parnell. Secretary of State.....................G. W. McB ide mud. State Treasurer............................G W. \\ ebb Blaine has had another severe attack Several persons were poisoned by mis State Printer....... P- ['• Baker Albany is excited over a child-beating of lumbago. Supt. of Schools .................. E. B. Me Elroy lawsuit. take in a Mexico City hospital. Supreme Judges R. S. Strahan, W. P. Lord. Robert Banner is in love with his new ^..................... .............. W . W, Thayer La Lou, Boulangist deputy, lias intro Senator Stanford and his wife have duced a hill taxing foreigners residing in France. Two prisoners escaped easily from the Judge ................................ L. L. Lowery A plot lias been unearthed to assassi old Visalia jail. Sheriff .................................. T. J. Harris nate Herr Tisza, the Hungarian prime Recorder.............................. Wyatt Harris Ingles, the Spokane boodler, Unliving minister. Clerk . .............. J. W. Hobbs Supt. of Schools ... L. H. Baker high in Canada. The king of Portugal welcomed Doni Treasurer.......... P. P- Gates M. Strauss & Co., of San Francisco, Pedro with great pomp upon his arrival Surveyor......................................J. C. Cooper Coroner.......................................K. B. bellows fail for 1200,000. in Lisbon. Commissioners BruUcher, Kingery Congressman Hermann has been ; The influenza is spreading in the C it y o f X e w b e r g . traveling in Mexico. Crimea, Siberia and through the valley The Oregonian speaks disparagingly of of the Volga. Mayor ..................................... F. A. Morris R< c«"der J. T. Smith Portland’s detectives. Gladstone has written a letter strongly Treasurer............................. S. Hobson Independence pays W illiam K ing $150 j favoring the local option principle in Marshall A. T. Haworth 8treet Commissioner ... L. M. Smith damages on a sidewalk case. temperance efforts. gone East. C o u n ty o f V a m l i l l l . f N. C. Maris l H. C. Miles ) R. Pettyjohn ........................ < H c o o iir \ J. Hobson ( N. Heater « III m Supplies and employes for Portland’s new hotel are constantly arriving. , , . . . Olympia has expelled numbers of worthless vagabonds from the city. . . . The steamship dock at 1 ortland is lie- tng repaired at an expense of $5000. II t O I K M . P R K 8B Y TK R IA N CHURCH.-Services will e held at Jones' Hail nn the second and fourth undaye of the month, at 1 p. in. by the Rev. William Travis of Lafayette. Sabbath school every Suuday at 3 p. m. FR IE ND S CHURCH.—Service» every Sun day at 11 a. in. and 7 p in., and Thursday at 10 Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Monthly meeting at 10 a. in. the Hist Saturday in each month. Quarterly meeting the second Saturday and Sunday in February. May. A u gust and November. a. m E V A N G E L IC A L C H U RCH .-Regular ser vice first and third Sundays ot each monili at 10 a. m.; second and fourth Sundays at 7 p. in. Sahhatli school every Sunday at 11 a. m. UN IO N CHURCH.—Union service is held In the Nevvberg school house every Sunday at II a. m. Sabbath school every Sunday at 10 a. ni. N O C II1 T Y K O T I4K H . Y . M. C. A. - Devotional services every Sun day evening. Young men earnestly requested to attend. I. O. O. F.—Sessions held Saturday evening In the rooms over Moore's Drug store. Y. W . U. T. IJ.—Business meeting the second Saturday in every month. G. A. R.—Sessions held lirst and third Thurs day evening in each month. W. C. T. U. Business meeting held the third Saturday afternoon in each mouth. V B I M IN K N H III I I K C T O K Y O K C I T Y O K \ I '. U B t K I . . THE Depot —P. Sc W . V. On Main street north of Fin t. M. 8. Garvin, agent. Tile M ill-O n the Daj ton road, nest of the Academy. Reese Sc Hunt. Public School-In t'entrftl addition north of First street. E. H. Woodward, pres, of board. Drug Store -On Main street south of the do pot. H. U. Hald. Dry Goods aud Groceries—On Main street south of the depot. J. O. Carter. Pioneer Livery Stable—Corner First and Mer idian streets. J. R. smith. J. B. Moore. M. D. -Office at residence on the corner of Center and Third. Arlington Hotel — On Main street near P. Sc W . V. Rail way. John Atkinson. Barber Shop—110 Main street. Fine cigars and tobacco. Smith & Myers. Dry Goods and Groceries-Corner First and Center streets. Morris, Miles & Co. Furniture -Corner First and Main streets, opposite Jones’ Hall. G. VV. Wyman. Bakery—On Main street north from First. J. D. Wilson. Willamette Real Estate Agency--Oftlce on Main street. Scarce 8c Wright. Millinery—Main street south of the depot. Mrs. Enos Hanson. Newbe»*g House—The only hotel on First st. O. C. W right. Laundry-Near the Tile Mill on the Dayton road. Sam Kee. Evangelical Church—On Third street east of the Academy. Rev. Beaumont, pastor. Barber Shop—Corner Third and Center sts. Cigars and tobacco. Luther Hill, manager. Public Hall—Corner First and Main streets. Jones Brothers. Meat Market--On Center street between First and Second. Austin 8c Wilson. Groceries—On Center street between First and Second. Parker & Nicholson. Dryer--First street at the end ef the bridge. P. F. Bradford. Shoe Shop—Center street between First and Seconi. A. M. Hoskins. Livery Stable—Near P. & W. V. Railroad, Main street. George Grayson. Board of Immigrtion—Office on east side of Center street. Maris & Oliver, managers. Millinery—Center street between First and Second. Anna Rees. Fruit Dryer—Near railroad track east of de pot. Aaron Brey. Lumber Yard—Main street north of depot. R H. Rogers. Drug Store—Corner of Center and Second Streets. C. /. M »ore. Blacksmith—Corner First and Meridian sts. A. B. Georae. Harnessmaker—Center street between First Second. C. Maris. Jail—In center of block bounded by First, j Second, Meridian and Center streets. Stanley has sold the copyright of his ; forthcoming work on the Em in Bey relief expedition for £SUU0. Hayti is again threatened with revolu- tion, on account of tne sectional charac- ter 0l ({¡p p olvte’s new cabinet, • I Empress Frederick lias been studying Washington legislators are going after »rchieology with Dr. Schlieiuann in the cigarette. Tw o bills are pending. Greece, and has visited Olympus aud Mvcente. A n unknown man died instantly from A cable dispatch from Rio de Janeiro a self-inflicted pistol shot at Portland. says that Do in Pedro was ill when he Mrs Julia Cox, of Waitsburg, wants | leit Brazil and was accompanied by a $11000 for being prevented from voting. physician. The Canadian Pacific’s net October \ Ninety-one social democrats are on earnings are now given out at $802,000. trial at EU>erfieid, Germany, lor Iieloug- In tbe bicycle tournament at Portland, ' lng to a secret society. Among them are Fred M errill defeated ‘ ‘ Senator” Morgan. five deputies. Ben Butler is sued for $2.50,000 dam- aces for alW e.1 slander ages tor alleged slander. The bimetallists were opposed to Reed’s election as speaker. P ™ , vanG-V “ r“ id “ “ “ , l ) "'»sylvan ia Railroad Company i have built six thousand new cars tins year, amlth.it other of t he greit transpor- tation lines have had to make large addi tions to their equipment. And yet a Cmtributions to the Lvnn, Mass., fire continued scarcity of freight ears is re sufiere s reached $100,000. ported on some lines. The enormous The New York world’s fair guarantee crops and the unprecedented volume of fund now amouuts to $4,010,5117. trade during the autumn have made the ..... - i i i , requirements for transportation facilities .Shipping.-was “ " l , 8eVeral I «rvaler than ever before. Hence lives iost off Toronto in a blizzard. tlie necessity for enlarged equipment Judge T erry’s brother is going to 1 which, in turn, lias made itself felt in the iron and steel industries. Thus the Washington to tight tlie Nagle case. ca|ocitiy of the iron furnaces in blast on Tiie Cronin trial was interrupted by the 1st inst. was, in round numliers 168,- the death of juror North's daughter. 000 tons per week, a gain of nearly 10 Allied Russell, of Detroit, will succeed j Per cent, in a month, anil of 17.Vi per Stanley Matthews ou the supreme bench. cent, compared with the output a year Y ago. It is stateli by the highest author The Methodists w ill hold their next ity that the weekly production of iron is national missionary convention at Bos now larger than ihat of Great Britain, ton. and as there is no accumulation of stock, Warner’s medicine plant has lieen it follows that the consumption must l.e sold to an English syndicate for $5,000,- correspondingly large. 000. G H O C K K IK S . Sugars, Golden fitfo, ' extra 0 ' w tiVg T u n i n ' i iv i troubles lu n u / e d u auoou u m iu v g u v iu -------- -------» -------- — ------n C • u v q , Financial caused State Geolo Gladstone addressed a great meeting gist Fayette, of Indiana, to commit sui- i dry granulated 7*«c. cube, crushed amt powdered Sc. 'Jo(Ice : GuuLimala 20t¿ The Western Union is building a new of liberals at Manchester, saying that he cide. @23, Java 3 0 @ 3 2 ‘s c, Costa Rica 21‘ „'«r and better line to Astoria from Portland. favored giving home rule to all parts of Eastern papers comment on the presi 23c, Mocha 38c, Rio 22t*(($23J*i. Great Britain. dent’s message with the usual partisan roasted Java 30'a @32>^e, ArbuckleV Chief of Police Chesney is charged bias. The platform of a theater at Weinlien, roasted 25 V * with serious maladministratious iu his in the province of Shautuug, China, col PHOVISION8. Only three absentees were report’ d at office. lapsed during a performance, anil 200 the opening session of the national Oregon bam i3c, breakfast bacon The Washington bouse has aopropri- persons were killed. house. 12J$e, sides 10c, Eastern bam ated $140,000 for trie expenses of the j Popular feeling iu Spain presages a session. Two Solomon Mountain, Colorado, 'jts b iiq e , breakfast bacon 12.1*0, sides »boulders th-. laird lie . Portland’s postoffice receipts have revolution similar to that in Brazil, hav miners were blown into à thousand r s v iT S . reached the snug figure of $10,000 a ing for its object the peaceful establish pieces. Grapes $1@I 75 per box, quinces $l(<j ment of a republic. month. Mrs. Parneil says that her distin 1 25, Sicily lemons #6 50@7. Although the republican propaganda guished sou has beggared himself for his O K t l l l P H U IT B . A fickle Chinese damsel was hacked is veiv active in Portugal, it is denied country. Apples 4@rw, evaporated !l@10c, sliced in pieces by her exasperated lover at that tin* revolution in Brazil has given Fresno. The Quebec coroner is getting after 6c, (tears 8(<t 10c, peaches HWlOc, Oregon impetus to tlie agitation. soothing syrups as the cause of slaughter plums 3(<i4, petite prunes 6<(t0c, German oQfdtlc, prunes, Italian /u, silver 6!^(<t7c, Secretary Tracy says Seattle should The epidemic of influenza in St. of infants. California figs 7c, Smyrna figs 14@15c, share the expense of the proposed navy- Petersburg is spreading. Half the popu Tlie barbed wire syndicate scheme ap.iccts 13@14c, raisins $1.75«$2.25 per yard’s site. lation is suffering, among them the czar, fell through, several larger firms refused box. czarina and two of their children. An appropriation will ,be ftpked to.combine. ) C. » .VROZ'jwBLKS. 4 Soldiers’ Home .European cotiee buyers ii' Orizaba .1 $50,(HH) to put the Potatoes, new, $ f@ l 10, sweets IJfc The Pacific express office at Fort have been obliged to recall their offers working order. per !t>, onions $1, turnips 7 5 c@ ll. because of the determination of the pro Worth was robbed by au unknown ex ii.ii m v ritoorcz. pert of $6800. The Methodist university at Tacoma, ducers to hold all coffee on hand. Butter, Oregon lancy 35c. dairy for which the coutract ha*» just been let, New Y ork ’s grand jury recommends 25@27!*c, common 10@12>^c. Eastern Tlie new Brazilian government hag is to cost $55,000. finally readopted the old flag. This ac- the abolition of the underground system 26c, California 25@25 '^c. zoos. The Wilmington, plying between San j tion hag given rise to some irritation. of electric wires. Oregon eggs 80@32v. Francisco and Puget Sound, is alleged j France has recognized the republic. A suit for $200,000 royalties is pending POL'I.TRT. to be unseaworthy. I ... .... . . , _ . ..... between barbed wire companies before I t is reliably reported in Cairo that tlie Judge Gresham. Chickens $3.50((t3.75. old liens $4.00 A Policeman named Nash, at Portland, Mahdi is perfecting a plan ia conjunc- (g$5.60, ducks $8.50 geese $10, turkeys fell down an elevator Jiole at night and j tion with the Emirs by w h ich jh ey shall The dressed beef senatorial investigat I4c per 11>. narrowly escaped death. ing committee is hearing testimony make a combined invasion of Egypt. WOOL. at Washington. Valley 17@19c, Urnpque iW@20o, East Congressman Hermann has appointed Mr. Balfour, secretary for Ireland, Twelve men were seriously injured in ern Oregon 10(414c, W illiam B. Ladue, of Salem, to the Ore writes that the inferences drawn from HOPS, gon cadetship at West Point. his statement regarding Catliolie educa last week’s football matches, owing to Hops (Kg8c for Oregon, 6@0c for tion in Ireland, are without foundation. desperate playing. Washington. The captain of a small Sound steamer Many lives were lost and settlements GRAIN. says he clears $100 a month, and can There was a terrible explosion at the de astated, bv a eyelone in Buford pay for bis boat twice a year. iVheat, »1.20@l.22Vi and $1 12)* 8 Konstantin petroleum pits at Batow, county, North Carolina. 1 15 are thn maximim bids for Valiev Russia. Fifteen workmen were in Tlie O. K . A N. will distribute 100,000 stantly killed aud four seriously injured. A bungling sheriff tried to execute W. and Kaetern Oregon. Oats 4 2 )*@ 4 3 ' copies of “ Wealth and Resources of H. Harvey, at Guelph, Ont. The victim for choice. Oregon,” throughout the East. The disgusted spectators of a bull slowly choked to death. FLOUR. light at tlie City of Mexico demolished Dr. C. C. O ’Donnell, the San Fran Andrew Banks, of Baltimore, an Standard $3 85, other brands $8.75 an arena because a hull refused to fight. cisco workingmen’s last candidate for Many persons were injured by the flying ex-member of tlie legislature, has failed. (83 90. mayor, is arrested for abortion. Liabilities, $350,000; assets, $100,000. PRZHH MKATH. hoards. Beef, cows. 2)*o, Iwjef light, 2J^c, beef, The Germsuia was lost at Long Men working on the government jetty Sir Edwald Guinness has given £200,- Branch. The drunken captain, W ind prime, 3c, hogs live, 4f84)*Ci mutton, at Fort Stevens saw a raft of some live, 2 )*@ 3 c ; calves, live. 6((f8o. 000 for the erection of dwellings for tlie horst, and eight sailors were drowned. 200,000 feet of logs drift out to sea. laboring poor e f London. He also gives FRED. The protracted rains and present Appropriation bills for over $300,000 £ i0,000 to be similarly used for the ben Hay $15(817 per ton, bran $14.50, floods have disheartened the Virginia chop, $18(820, shorts $17.50, barley $73 50. are (tending in the Washington legisla efit of the poor of Dublin. farmers. Corn is rotting in the fields. ture and more are in preparation. The Russian government lias aliol- During a riot in Flat Top, a mining Hnow lies several inches deep over the Rafs nibbled matches and set fire to a ished the provisional council of nobles ..„ „ a m vtVnt district in Mercer county, W . Va., seven Mohawk valley, and large match factory in Portland. The damage of the Baltic provinces, thus suppressing el ‘ men were shot, two iieing Hilled In- was limited to a few hundred dollars. i the ruling aristocracy Ordinary assern- neenta and the borders of the great stantly. AJ1 parties to the affray were lakes. „ „ , tilies have been substituted. negroes. Fred Lehman, a German, 60 years of The Denver & Fort Worth, and the a g e , committed suicide bv shooting him- Admiral Ratih Pasha of the Turkish Does the farm pay? Every farmer self through the head at San Francisco, navy has been despatched to Crete witli Union Pacific’s Colorado lines will be should ask himself this question at the almorbed by the Union Pacific, Denver . . the proclamation of the sultan, granting close of harvest and answer it honestly. Hon. J. H . Turner, finance minister, allin,,Bty to those implicated in the re- & Gulf. The farm does not pay if it merely lias entered suit against the V ictoria cent revolution on that island. Boston’s conflagration last week de-1 affords a living and prevents the accu Times for libel, claiming $10,000 dam- mulation $10,000,000 property, (juyuw yl 'i' “/Y7|V/» ’YJ in 1*1 piu|rui VJ , two .. . .. of debt. , It may do l i more x i than i i At the suggestion of the pope, Gounod stroved ages. •rep of magnificent structures, and sev- d may even decrease debt and add will write a new solemn mass, specially to the value of stock and improvements Hundreds of pounds of turkey flesh for tne opening of the new organ, which eral lives. — and yet not pay. It Iieing assumed were thrown away at San Francisco after has lieen built in St. Peters. Tlie mass The republican house caucus in its that the labor and siqieriutcndenee of Thanksgiving, as the market was will be sung by 4000 choralists. vote for speaker, stood; Reed 85, Me-1 the owner is equal in value to the sup- glutted. Influenza, now prevalent in St. Peters Kinley 38. Cannon 19, Henderson 14, port of the family, then the not acciimu- iation of the year must be equal to the Colonel Fred Crocker says the Bay burg, is declared by eminent medical Burrows 10. . r. » „ . . . legal interest upon tlie whole capital in- District and Crocker estate are to be di authority, to lie the forerunner of Tl.e famous Durant-Bonnybe! case at v *<le<| ,)r (h<, £ rm n()t * ,r liii vided into tracts for small property cholera, similar signs having preceded Denver, upon which millions were de- . ailI>ple metbodof fan., bookkeeping, holders. the last five cholera epidemic« there. pending, was won by the Bonnybel mine RIll, w||, answer the question Senator Jones has Introduced a bill ia In Austrian a great snow storm is rag owners, and wine flowed like water at yet ^ M|Bny wonld B,l(?illk (ro„; j app|yjn^ tlie test. I f the farm does not Lumber—First street between Meridian and the Washington legislature to do away ing, seriously impeding railway travel. Denver s bars. with the “ company store” system of Three thousand sweepers and twenty- Center. Mitchell & Brown. The industrial congress, in session a t [ pay to at least this extent, the situation Photographs—Over Moore’s Drug Store on monopolies. four anow plow s are unable to clear the Washington, opposed Reed’s election t o ’ should lie rigidly canvassed, with a view Center street. S. Hobson. the speakership on account of his rela- j to finding Isitter methods. Labor, The old First Presbyterian chuirh at tracks in the neighborhood of Vienna. Flouring Mill—On the Dayton road at Cheha* tions with corporations. brain and capital working together fur- m creek. Tarrant & Son. Portland is now used by s mi* singing Postofflce--At Moore’s Drug Store on Center street. C. F. Moore, postmaster. Nursery—On ihe Dayton road west of the Tile Mill. Cooper 8c Son. Brick Yard—A t the west end of Third street. James Hammett. Dry Goods and Groceries—Corner First and Main streets. Joseph Everest. Meat Market—Main street near Jones' hall. Frank Jones. Warehoue—On P. It W. V. railroad near de- pot. Christ» nson Bros. Fruit Diyer—Corner of Wi l&mette and Wy- nooeai streets. Wo«,d8 It Hall. BlackHinith—Shop near Grajsons Stable. Fred Bent. Dry Goods 8c Groceries—Corner Center and First streets. J. T. smith. Millinery In J. T. .Smith s store on Center street. 4mith It Hoskins. Shoe Shop—On First street west from Main. G. Londenshau9en. Hardware -173 Main street south of the depot* W. C. Kruger. K W Carman. M. D —Office on corner of Main and First its. Hardware—Center treet between First and } econd. J. B Mount. Friends Pacific Academy—Cor. Third and Kdwards *U- Edwin Morrison. Principal. E. H. B1 linger—Real Estate on Center st. D. P Stratton. Manager. . i - i i K IP T IO \ KATKM : One Y ear ............... Six Months Three Months.............. ....... ........ M u lsrrlp tlo u Price P ayable a b l y In A d v a n c e . at Advertising Bills Collected Monthly* ~ Councilman N| B M ■ Stanley rescued Emin Bev for £775 less than the sum subscribed, which was equal to $100,000. Tbe relief com mittee and geographical society ha>-e ar The Canadian Pacific nas patched up ranged for a gram! reception to Stanley. its differences with the shipowner Sir The three masted ship V ille de W illiam Pierce, and w ill continue to use his ships for the China trade of Portland Marseilles exploded her cargo of 3000 barrels of Mozambique gunpowder in , and the Sound. Marseilles harbor, and fragments of the Dr. T. U Hoskins, of Vermont, writes wreckage were picked up 500 meters | that two years’ trial seems to confirm the away. statement that the larvae of the Anthomvice (A . ceparum, A. brarsicce. Three ocean steamers, the Iowa, the A. raphani) may lie very greatly checzed Ligurian and the Munin, collided in the in their ravages hv the free application Mersey. The Ligurian was abandoned, of fine air-sla< ked lime, or of unleached but her cargo of cotton kept her afloat ashes, along the rows, in close contact and she w h s subsequently beached. Tbe with the plants. The application must Iowa and Munin were docked. lie free in order to be fully effective. The doctor has not found an application half an inch deep for two inches on each The lost steamer Idaho originally cost side of the row {or about tlie roots for $150,000. A portion of her cargo, only, cabbage) to do any harm to the plants, was insured No arrangements have yet or a much less quantity to lie fully effec been made for a successor to her. tive. He tried Mr. Gregory’s chicken remedy on onions, but found it did not V . G. Bogue, chief engineer of the answer; while the application of ashes, especially as soon as rain fell sulficient Union Pacific, is in Oregon, buying ties to bring the alkali into action, teemed to i and timber for the 200 mi lee of a railroad »top their working very promptly. ' »in* fro“ » Frieco, Utah, to Pioche, Nev. medicine fakirs, and some of the church people are scandalized. i .___. ., nisli the beet possible combination for The sum of $8',000,000 m owing the lllc<.eM| aD(] w|,en they are entered in feberal government on judgments on va one individual should he able to com rious courts. An appropriation of i mand it. $10 000 is asked for to look them up and collect where possible. The first bill passed by the Washing Four little girls, the children of Hugh ton legislature was Goeghegan's measure Dunn, found a keg of powder at Klliota- appropriating $12,060 for tlie support of ville, Virginia, and in some way set if tlie Washington school for defective off. All four were blown to pieces. youth for tlie year ending April 1, 1891. Their mother has gone crazy. A cold-blooded and delilie'a'e murder Minneapolis suf.ers from a disastrous was perpetrated Ufon tra‘ k-aalker J. T and tragic fire. The Tribune’s eight- Cain, near Cow Creek canyon. The story building burned. Many iost tiieir Southern Facifii ofleia $.810 (or the mur lives by suffocation, burning and jump derer. Memlier of Parliament H ill warns the ing. Tbe loss is nearly bait a million. Britisli government that apathy in the Tbe entire herd of cattle of nearly matter of the Behring sea troublea will 15,(lu0 bead, belonging to ex-8enator eventually alienate the loyalty of the Dorsey, in Northern New Meziuo, are dominion and greatly assist the Am eri advertised to lie sold at mortgage sale at can press in fostering Canadian discon Clayton, N. M., Decern tier 2, to satisfy a tent with Engliah connection. claim of $6 1,000. In reply to the governor’» s|ieech at Tbe lif- saving service reports for the the opening of the Australian parliament (•ast year; Number of disasters, 528; both houses adopted an address, express value of property involved, $-1,41 G.775; ing the trust that the present discussion value of property saved, $5,054,440; num of tlie subject of federation by the colo ber of persons involved, 3426; numlier of nies would lead to the creation of a fed persons lost, 42; number of persons suc eral Australia on the basis of mutual cored, 737. good-will and enduring friendship. NO. 2. THEY L IV E W ELL, Something About th « Tastes o f People W hom Everybody Knows. Secretary T ra cy likes terrapin. Senator Evarts is fond of milk. Balzac had a great love for coffee. Senators H oar and Dawes like clams. Austin Corbin is fond of rare roast beef. Mrs. Harrison likes the succulent terrapin. B illy Florence's favorite dish is turtle fins. Jay Gould likes fish or a tender lamb chop. W a lk er Blaine orders terrapin a la Maryland. Senator Hlscock is fond of canvas back duck. Congressman Lodge revels in Spanish mackerel. Frank M ayo eats food of the plainest description. Adelina Pulti ueliguts in terrapin a la Maryland. Ex-G overnor John D. Long is fond of broad and butter. Uncle J erry Rusk's favorite dish is corn roasted on the cob. Mrs. M cK ee is fond of fried spring chickens and lettuce salad. G overnor H ill has a special fondness for porterhouse steak. Ex-G overnor Ramsey has a fancy for whitefish a la vinaigrette. Secretary Noble is fond o f fried chicken and curried oysters. Secretary W indom ’ s favorite dish is pickerel a la mayonnaise. Judge M artinefinds h iseh ief joy and deligh t in chicken pot-pie. Russell H arrison prefers fried blue- fish, washed down with a little claret. Adjutant General l’orter has a weak ness for all sorts of gam e of the gamy savor. V ice President L evi P. M orton rarely eats more than one kind of meat at a meal. Colonel Fellows assails the suhstan- tiuls. gen erally ehicken fricassed or a w e l-miuie curry. W arn er M iller likes lobster salad, but it must ho prepared in the most dainty manner. Sarah B ernhardt loves sweetbread» larded with French peas and a frlo- asso of chicken. John W iiim niaker clings to good old- fashioned dishes, and rarely, If ever, touches wine. Secretary Blaine likes to discuss a tender chicken or a well-brown gob bler with crunberry sauce. Senator Q u a y 's favorite is a porter house steak from an Inch to an Inch and a half in thickness, with a pint of champagne to keep it down. Th e President likes a good porter house steuk or a prim e rib of roast beef, and relishes u. BucKwlieai cake» and deer-foot suasagrs with sweet breads constitute his favorite breakfast dishes.— C hicago Mail. T H E IL IA D 'S T R U E HERO. Hector the M«»st ra tlie tlo Figure Iu the Greet. Greek I’ oem. It is even possible that these closing scenes enlist our modern sympathies as they did not the feelings of the Greeks, bir example, in the fifth century B. c. H ector is much neurer to our hearts than in his savage foe. But Achilles and his couirailo Patroclos wore in all ages of Greek history the accepted type of ttmt oassionate friendship between men, which was a fua- m ightier and nobler sentiment, to the Hellenic mind, than the wedded love of man and womiiD. H ector and Androm ache ap peal strongly to us, as they did also to the mon and women of the M iddlo Ages. It w ill bo remembered that H ector had an honorable place among the “ Seven W orth ies'' of the pagan world. H ector Is, in fa d , of ail the stately figures in the poem, the most pathetic, and also the most blameless. Achilles fights for glory, and afterward for re venge. Agamemnon is selfish and rapa cious, Mcneluos not eminent for oour- arge or strength. Even Priam shares the gu ilt of Paris, since, but for the old K in g’ s Infatuated devotion to bis sinning soil, Helen and the treasure stolen with her would long ago have been restored, liberal atonement made, and the fatal war-cloud averted from the Trojan city. H ector docs not up hold Paris in the council hall. He favors restitution and expiation. But in the field lie fights to the end, though hopeless of success, to defend his dear native city so long as he may. In the closing scene a great poetic genius brings him home, honored and loved in death above all men. to be la mented by his wife, by his mother, and last of all by Helen, herself the cause o f all the misery. Even at this final touch we shall certainly not raise the objection— though the Greek audience might w ell have done so— that the hero of the poem is forgotten, the champion of the lost and unrighteous cause unduly exalted. W hether the ancient singer intended to suggest it or not, let us hope he would not have repelled the thought with which we can blit close the Iliad: H ow much happier is Androm ache in despairing widowhood, how much more blest 1» even H ector in death, than Helen, beautiful still nnd ever young, destined yet to disarm M enclaos' vengeance by her loveliness», and to return to h prosperous life In Sparta, but sur rounded by hate and bitterest scorn and hearing always within her own heart the voice of self-contempt! W illiam Cranston Lawton, in Atlantic. — South C arolina always hang» a m urderer in public, and she defies any one to find a spectator o f any hanging who has subsequently taken human life. She claims that every execution makes a profound impression of the vengeance of the law. t l 30 75 50 In v ari Addrasa. G r a p h i c . Newbcrg, Oregon. H IS T O R Y O F H A Y TI, «omsthhia About tbo Origin and Dnvnlnp* meut of th« Negro K«piiblle. W hen H ayti was discovered by Co lumbus, who landed upon the island an December 6, 1492, there was a large population. The natives were o f a low ; type, and it has been estimated that | there were not few er than from 1,000,- ! 900 to 2,000.000. Th e Spaniards who , then visited the island speak of them m feeble in intellect and defective both : physically and m orally. It was not ong before European adventurers, /rho hud gone to the new country to ; reap the harvests of gold supposed to ! lie waiting mid to be hud for the taking made slaves of the natives, some of whom stoutly resisted the invasion and chains of the invader. It is stated that | such w as the cruelty of the slavery that after thirty years of it there were very low natives remaining. In the year 1505 some negroes were imported, aud in 1517 a royal edict authorized the importation from A frica o f 4,000 negroes a year. These were much bet ter able to bear the burdens and the climate, and it was not many years be fore the negroes had multiplied so rap idly that the island soon had few but them and their descendants. In the course of tim e there were several classes in H a y ti— whites, free people of color, thrifty mulatoes, and slaves. T h e free people of eolor became wealthy and powerful and in subse quent years hnd much to do with the political and other developm ent of the country. The French revolution— H ayti hud meanwhile passed to the control of France— gave the free peo ple of color th eir opportunity, and o ii'in g with the blacks, they were led y Ton.saint L ’ Ouverture to a position l independence. The treatment by Tie French o f this great man and g a l lant loader resulted in the d riv in g out ol the G allic forces and the complete recognition of the island governm ent by the nations. There have been troubles since then, but no such diffi culties as existed when Toussuint was betrayed, only to die in prison far away from his native land.— C hicago Inter Ocean. — --------- | QUEER PLA YFELLO W S. ** 4 Cat anti a Dog Who 8«eui to Enjoy Each Other’s Society. It is generally supposed that dogs And cuts are natural enemies, but if Taught not to regard each other in that light, they w ill generally be found, when livin g In the same house, to be very good friends. A half-grown coach- dog, aud u kitten a few months old, liv in g together in Brooklyn, have as much fun with each other as if both were dogs, or cats. It ia amusing to see how both enjoy the play, while yet each fro lic » in its own way. The moment the kitten comes into the room, the dog makes a bound for her as if he would eat her. Puss throws herself on her back, all four (taws ready for use—showing at once that she receives him as a friend. T h e dog seizes her by the throat, shakes her us he would an oid shoe, and drags her around the room, gro w lin g as if he were engaged in the most seri ous tight. P ush shows her teeth, lays back her cars, aud apparently she, too, is seri ous in resenting his treatment. But there are her four paws with their full supply of uecdla-poluts, which she does not use. She boxes his ears now and then, and pushes against his body, but her claws arc sheathed. Soon the dog drops her throat, snatches at an ear, a leg or the tail, and drags her around and around, un til she thinks she has enjoyed his rough dog-play long enough, and then she instantly puts an end to the fun by a little — a very little — scratch across the nose. Instuntly the dog drops her, and runs whining to his mistress, while the kit ten rises and walks off with tbe calm ness and d ign ity o f an old cat. But he's ready to begin again the next minute; and to in fact is she.— Youth's Companion. T H E T E L E G R A P H E R ’ S EAR. It Is tha Chief lustrumsnt of Ills Hum. Drum 1'rofos.lon, T h e telegraph operator’ s ear Is his principal stock in trade. It is the chief Implement of his profession, and when it fails him he is decidedly out of luck. H ow ever, nature comes g a l lantly to the aid of those whose hear ing begins to fail. That is, the same faculty of habit which enables the blind to do so many marvelous things w ith out thu aid of sight helps the unfortu nate operator in his extrem ity. There is something about the sharp click of the telegraph Instrument which ap peals to the failing tympanum long af ter its ordinary sensitiveness is done. 1 have in my tim e met with a number of operators who were quite deaf -s o much so that they were unable to un derstand unless spoken to at thu top of the v o ic e —who, when they sat down to the table, could take their pens and catch the sharp click of thu instrument with the roost perfect accu racy and esse. Another trouble is com ing up now with that class of oper ators who use the type writer Instuml of the pen. It is an affection of the In fe rs , which become sore from con stant thumping o f the keys, and they frequently have to lay off and rest for days at a time. T h e introduction oi the typ e w riter in telegraph work ba llot resulted in any benefit to the oper ators who use 1L T hey can lake a fa.- I larger rep o rt but then the companies I require full work of them, so it amounts to the same « m g . -St. Loc.U 1 Globe-DemocraL — A t Uklah. Cal., a man of tw e u ti- — A man who has been pretty thor ' tw o married a wldo . with » e v e r oughly corned gets on his ear easily.— children. One of her sous la older th.. . Merchant Traveler. her hutband.