Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], June 24, 1880, Image 2

About Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1882

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mun.“ 21.0.0 barn-la of the 'l‘: lwnh
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a." Tim-Ville Thu oil moodinlol, wok
In. and ‘o'" a- in communion-d la n
nthflmlol mum. an. owned by the
amen-pun, A: l o'dwt momma.
admin-«i ad In 60!“ sh halhuiu.
canning "mm“ in in count. Thu
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CI in lnrgnl Momma In an “nu. n .0.
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rand an W .Wm
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await-23d 335...: olrFun-
M .m.’ .A!
lo'dofilboln nu ‘1 .hnv
h. mold I'm-Ni- ud Wilmington
M and than“! Motion of tho
nlmnd bridge Pin down-uh inn:
W G»: Incl. Wimp "”3!” city
h to A lologrun from the ”or in!
I“. Ind an acting with "In an deputmenl
«Tn-1n». Al fo'ulool building along
both lids 0! Brand line-i wim- burning. And
M 100.000 burn-In oi oil. The onlimn-d
m loan i 071! I.“ $200.0M. Thom in
you animal in tin: cily: but the bail
-1001 man at this hour m believed to be
all; g mostly composed oi brick balla—
hp. A! 10 o'clock another iron uni hunt
and min to the Franklin 31ml bridge.
The Octave Bonus". on the north-ids. is
no: In times, and the the in spreading
My.
Bunion). Pm. June 14.-—The are It
Tltnsville in under control. - A tank mule an
overflow at 3 o'clock this morning. A des
perate flmgglo followed but. the flames were
in-lly Ruined. I The mm loss aggregated
8.500. b. The losses 0! the Acme Oil
Comply with stllls. refined oil, etc" are
$650300; Keystone and Pickering and
Ohmbeu. with still. tanks and oil. 850.000;
Tidoonte & Tilusville pipe line, flvu tanks
nmloil. $125,390; Davig' ,Emerv. tank and
oil, 310.000; lttuburg, Titusville and Bufi‘ L
-10 railroad bridge, $8.000; Franklin and
Perry; street bridges, 37.000, and about thir—
ty dwellings and buildings. The insurance
is compmdvelg naming. " ‘
npublo Dentin.
WILMINGTON, June 13.—-El—Senator J 53."
A. Buyud died this morning.
Minna, June 13.-—-Ex-Governor Albert
G. Brown, (.1 Mississippi. was thrown by a
horse in I pond um m home lust evening
out! was drowned. ‘
A ream" Coin-lon.
an You. Juno 12.»—The steumbonts
Stonington and Narragansett were in colli—
oion last night on Lung Isl-mi Hound. near
the Connocdoot river. The .Nnngansett
took the and sunk. Most of her pmen
more resound, scattered liong the Long
“£0". Both steamers belonged to
tho that m. Nungonutt won u
:03qu trip hon New York to Stonington,
Ind the Mud? Stonlogton [pg 39 11:11ng
mm mmzr-"fi “s;
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11%th In {burrflthomo 0! water.
“oth both common were trum
hrodtotho name: City of New York of
the [all 'rinr’ ling.‘l}ooton._|nd they or-
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mfilfimmin «Who log} 6:
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A passage: bays that there vets betwoenl
(00 Ind 500 pusengors on board. . {That all
the births tnd'amexo nms were ensued and
ammo" must have been a great many
gun lost. Ho add: that the «humor
x no“ gm xpnni st - any (air
mama“ 9e waif.“ war-ulna flu
Iton‘m'g’tori'; ”Bho‘ struck us amidahipa Ind
Med nu clan-mum wheel. ,Thq .joroo at
the which Muted the Nan-gamut to 1m
homily to port but; in lean (Inn he minutes
Ibo worn down to {may the majn dock um
WMly-a'uflhat luv 'u phone
only“ show» oh “no angina room at} ‘
Wind, 1: mod film the entire none I
vu on in: This mongol up. that he
mom; fol mum Add No hm; but
nil-d, And then leaped ovuboud and ‘
caught a top. at one floating non: on 'bich
vote in women in) out; child. The Itoamor
gamma“: Mugshhovldenco line to
no». mo _ none at e dinn—
nrmd [mad in} much. “F
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Nxv flu", June 18.-Pnuer Samuel
H. Waldronl 1117 Ili'lfl'uln'or Winston,
pun-9d ‘Ohrough here this alumna: for Nat
York with niuq o! the survive". Ba waisted
in’nvfizg'afi persona. Eqbu I link gixl
who“ mother Ins 1011, mm unknown. At
linuxoo in Swaington. Ho think: the loss
of “I’m-plod- With. ‘2' ,3 1 '
1P- we!“ two-« 9. .
mm, 00115.. You. lei-Chohln
Young. the office who no in tonpomy
command of the Nurngnnnett the night 01
the dim, dining the post two days baa
spent the entire than at the scene of the u:-
ddont. He bu laid but little about the
oollldon and nbuquont lots of life. oxoupt
Io apron tlnt he van in km ptopox 04' um
whom the unidont happen“, nnd that when
the inch on known no blnmo whn’avor con
ho mulled to him. Ho bend the whistle
of thofltonington a intend: to: uvonl
min up More the collision. but could not
J 1 gno- bu beam ’at but light: be
in lad tlngnl-hnblo through the heavy
as.“ and m. E]- y» owe-226'"! cau
m .-. 9' till 0 . expect.
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ml; Ho boidod tho waning of Mr. Cook
Cl rim MMt It'd given.
on” tho lop ,ot hudlyon inmnt or
whamm- motud. Ind did every-
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ilit'no ll r 11‘” \' \r 1:4.
l Urr‘ou llllfrl.
‘ Wipulmmu, Jam 1.: —'l'ue Home has
l,v3st.e-d§t-11..1v i, H continuing the title [U
i Mock 11. "I link-r City. (mm. to Better
i «only, and allowing l‘nsciiia Watson to
nichaae that portion oi lend within Fort
Ball-s military reservation upon which she
has made improrcnionla nt such price as the
land department may determine.
The Senate has pas-ed abill to relieve
Wm. Aden". lately Collector oi Customs.
and hi- snretiea irom the liability oi 813.000
stolen from him while conveying it to San
Francisco by ateauter tinder ordera ol the
treasury department; and also billtt to re
new the political disabilities oi Abner
Semi. of Orange. end to pay W. L. White
lul’ services in e Oregon City Land Ofllce.
1‘!" “VIII. IMIOII.
Lnnvtue. Jane it.—Provsst Marshal
J. L, l'n'tutmrd. this morning issued orders
that ltqaor uloons and dance house. close
at 12 o'clock Ith morning and until further
orders. Tu-dly has been very quiet, it in
generally thought thet all the mines will
soon be running with a lull iorce. The
danger. however. is not over. and contin
gencies may arise which will cause more
urions trouble. Clerk. one of the editors
oi the strikere' organ. called The Crisis. lelt
Leadvllle last night for parts unknown.
Ten companies oi tulantry and two at caval
ryare on duty. The commtttee of safety
are in constant session. The mines have
been crowdedaii day with miners wanting
work. All mines except the Duncan and
Carbonate no running with full force. The
strike is over and everything is quiet. '
num- tn the Northwest.
antoo.Jnne lii—The telegraph com
panies report that heavy rains in the North
west have prostrated wires and flooded the
country. ,All tLe St. Paul wires are down.
There was snow in Minnesota yesterday.
and immense damage was done to crops
throughout the whole Northwest.
(Brent “node In Wlseonaln.
Odoero, Wie.. June 15.—Dnmege by flood
amount: to $150,000. The water is failing, .
and no more danger is appr‘hended. ‘
Cnirmtvu Fume, June 15.- -From Friday i
\ night to Sunday the Chippewa ruse 24. feet, ‘
‘ and the entire upper river is cleared of logs. ‘
Both bridges at Chippewa Falls Were swept
away. and on Duncan creek all except one.
Theguntd lacks a! the dam swept away.
and ions are enterteized thet- it will :ptty
oi! the lower part of t 0 city. The tota loss
will reach ti .000.000.
GRAND Ruins. June 15.-—The unprece
dented raise in the Wisconsin river is work
in untold damage.
hunter. J nne 15.-Mnoh damage has
been done on the Upper Embarrass and
Pigeon rivers by floods. Adam and mill
near Dymondaville,‘ and dams at laymonds
ville and Embarrau and a dent at Perry's
mill washed way. many families oi that
section son in sstety on roots—their houses
Mundane water. 4M“! at the in-‘
habiteote,are disheartened and leaving for ‘
other sections. ' ‘ , ‘j
1 denounce-to «strep-m. , 1
: Emmy-u. un- 16.--Wuuer 5: Mar
ritt'e lrnl: schooner. the El]- A... Men-fin,
plying between this you end Sen‘ Anlonio,
wee fired el'on her homeurd voyage while
upon the high lens. 15 miles {rem Queu
tenwlo. and .15 miles from ehore. by the
Spanish men of var Mnnclo. The steamer
fired It first a blank ehot in whieh‘reply
Captain Bend showed his colors. and before
he have to I second that was fired which
struck me veter. .end glancing upward.
waned tluough the lining.
Lsml [uni-(3|: yum“.
BOSTON. June l4.—The American schoon
91' Eénfco P. Nefloomo. arrived today from
Poulflunio. She report: that. on Muy 30th.
1? miles 91? fine Cuban coast. she was fired
open by n-Spanish frigate which and two
who“. Tboflhgouer jointed tho Amloan‘
flag and hove to, when un onioer boarded
her null searched her {or arms. ' ‘ ‘ ‘
‘ ‘ “I'll-n. -
. Jnuu 0111:, June; 15.-—A train on the
Pennsylvafillu mtg! fia’fldqnn from Phila
dclphh to I is plane—9o milos—in 93 min
utoaluloppjng (on: “men and slowing up
twigs to crou brid'gdn.
The Wilson-Jun Flood 111-uteri.
' Minimal. June 16.—0 n the Pnlrie du
Chien division of the Chicago. Milwaukee
and St. Paul roede ho traine‘ can croee the
Kiuileippl on account 0! high water. Other
nilrbede have been stopped. A region from
Pnirie (In Ohio“ any. that the tutor in the
Kiuilnippl ll enbeiding slowly. A report
from Le Uroue ny- thet the Minieeippi
river roee five main. to do, end is still rte
ing, but no ,(urther dunno has occurred.
Block river in telling. '
- Cloud-lune at Wheel-3.
Wnrrmm, June 16.—-A cloud—burst over
the «meter, to-duy venhed away the certh
iron: eofine. leaving them expo-ed to the air.
The rein ha been very hen" end dnmnqing
herenbonte. bridneo end crop: being bully
dumnged. The Potoinee river in very high.
elso the Monouguhele.
Sitting lull‘u lull-render.
Four Knoou, June 15 --Five hundred of
Sitting Bull'o bend from the other mac 0!
the internutionel‘ boundary came in to—dey
vnd surrendered to Lleut. Whistler, repre
senting General Miles. The Indians Were
in u atoning condition and were’ led end
carpd for. It in luid that more ore about to
come in.
Adjourn-on! ol Cantu...
Wanna-rap. June 16.--Both Boule- ot
Congreeo-edjoumod It noon line die. All
regulu unnull epproprlotion hill- vm elgn
ed by the preddent in time to unnouuce
their opprovul belore the hour of udjouru—
meat. and convqncnlly n" boclznolawn. A
number 0‘ unminumms failed to tocdfo M‘—
mn and expired u: u» ohm- of tho union
human then (but at Jun F. Emma M
collcctut 0! custom: {or Phlltdolpbb.
Appoint..." (churned.
Thr- Fnuuto confirm”! the toil-wing nomi
muuus : Liam. Col. 54mm! Wood. depmy
laymushr pen-Jul: Randolph 6. EN". ul
Oregon. ”moon; Ru. Duid Winn-I, o!
Cub-ado. pout chaplaincnu. A. Wochmll
nr .‘i-Va-Jn. "gnu-r of mu «he a Cuba
l‘fuy; Richard 11. F :3. “out of thc Una":
Indium. Organ: mec'mmm. postman.
:n. minnow. Color‘ulu‘. Col. Drnnnm. mun
um var-m}: O'm 31 ”4, ol (‘alnrmlm John
D. lhmnmn. M K- murky. .H'l’M l‘. “nach
um. of Wuhwmou, D. F . Gnu. W. Mun
eyponny, M comm-m. Ohio. and John J
Bus-d. oi lows. emanation-n Io nah
I‘ao nun-9mm! mn-h- with the Ute Indians;
Jncob llciflerich. 01 Louisiana. to be «Man
of tho United Sums mm: It New Orleans.
FORMS X N EWS.
('nue Io Amule
liaaux'. Jnne 14.—i2.809 emigrants from
Germany vent to the United States during
the tint quarter oi the current year.
[lobelltou Come-11.
Gamma, Juno N.-—-‘l‘he rebellion in Up
per Bonnet: seems to have entirely ceased.
News from B iltlmra in to the efl‘ect that Baa:
aian troops trout Bamarcand and Khokaml
were going outward toward: Kaahgar; that
the Chinese had attacked Russian oatponte
on the Knldja on the trnntier, and that there
is much uneadaesa in Rauian-Tukeatan.
A I. franc-100.
Paste. I one I‘.—A duel with awards took
place Saturday on the Spanish frontier be—
tween Lannie New. Bonapartiat member
for Ribrae, and his opponent at election,
thille Simon. a Republican. The former
was wounded.
By inflation.
Lennon, June 14.-—A Bombay corres
pondent telegapha that Col. Gordon states
that he goes to China to persuade the Chi
nese awaiaat war with Russia. and that he
goes on the invitation at a Chinese digni
mr .
y lush Amstn.
Lennon, June 15.—-In the Home at Com
mons Forster. Chief Secretarv of Ireland.
stated that the Government cannot assent
to the ueond reading at O'Connor Power’s
bill for extending the right to claim oom
peneation for disturbance of tenants evicted
for non-oayment.
, Greek rlratee' non-ca.
Cona’ranrmomn. J uno 15,—Grock pirates
still continue to ravage tho coast of Asia
Minor. They have sucked the town oi Atr
keil.
‘ (milieu mail Russian Atrial".
Sr. Pmnnanuno. June 16.—-.\rtvloea from
Kuldja and Fun Naryn state that the Chi- ‘
nee'e prevent Russian caravans fmm crous- 1
ing the frontier. It is rumored that the Cni- l
neae have taken Fort Nuryn. .
The mantel-n Question.
Pram. June 18.~'l‘he Porte has informed
the Ambassadors of the posters that what»
ever conclu»ions the Berlin conference may
urri‘vo at they cannot be obligatory upon
Turkey. as parties interested in the matter!“
to be discussed are to be excluded from de
liberations of conference. The identical
note to the power, which was presented
Saturday, states that the Porto recognize
that it is the interest of Europe that an and
be put to present ‘ difleulties and painter
out that Lord Salisbury's communication
in favor of the appointment of a technical
commission to fix the Tartan-Greek frontier.
remains unanswered, hy “flirt—“O- The
conference at Berlin has. therefore been
sctstl’upon. 'The note proceedav to call at
tention to the Montenegrin and American;
questions, and conclades by directing the‘
attention of the Ports to the gravity and re
sponaibihty it world assume in leaving the ‘
execution of the treaty of Berlin any longer
in suspense. ‘
Corset-Ito.- OI tho POI“.
Rana. J nne iii—Tho Porto has forwarded
in reply to the identical note to each Ani
haasador. It refuses to recognize the right
of the powers to arbitrarily die use of any
portion of Turkey in favor of (greens with
out.oonsulting the Porto A majority of the
Ambassadors disapprove the suggestion of
(lesbian to send a commission of inquiry to
Bonnelia as it might interfere with the op
erations of the local commiesion on the spot.
. ‘ ' TACiFIC COAST '
. (leer. new): censured. .
fiance”, June 12.—A mass meeting was
he] by citizen! ot G'rint‘countnhew Mex
iconi Honda} night. at Silver City. 500
proximal citizens being present. Resolu
tio severely censoring General Hatch
and his command and demanding. his.
removal and the appointment of an
emoleht commander and force Ware
unanimously» passed. Capt. Parker. Ohiet
of aScents of San Carlos Reserve. and Capt.
it den. were eulogi’zed' for their‘servioes
in the field. The resolutions are to be sent.
to tho President of the United States. the
Commanding General of the Army, the De—i‘
pertinent Commander. the Governor of New
Mexico. and copies forwarded to the Eastern
and' Pacific press.
Squash-1‘ new. '
Another murderous row occurred yester
day on El uohraote ranch. in Contra Costa
county. in which one man was out witha
hatchet and another shot dead. V
A’- szrun in New York was 'robhed
of a valuable set of diamond ear rings in
the following manner. A gentlemmly
appearing fellow made a. bargain for the
ear rings, counted cut the’ money, hesi
tated, was no‘. certain that hie wife
would like them, would ask the privil
ege of taking them home before complet
ing the purchase. The money I was
handed to e clerk who put it in an en
volupe end sealed it. The stranger then
wrote his namo upon it, end, as the
jeweler supposed, handed it back to be
put in the safe till his return. The
sharper bed chen’ged an envelope filled
with stripe of paper for the one connin
ing the money while “blotting "it with
e newepeper., 1
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.nudml‘lr-d mljh lax-n that W_IW,‘N m w.
Men).- .‘u‘l II mum! no.“ a» .1 m mum
d- In. an t by nmudm; I'r luau u at I met nun. I a
Man ' mum“ intent mam. m mm '1 1.-
OIWIN lublunlun WJINJJIJ. AJUIQ nun-Mn- at
"I may; hut-hm. mm. m «hum-d. nu
n" inn-“d .nd :I»me II- ouun count:
Manualmol A madman-nu [ml-r than
u ouronjuni. Upun u: mu! Nu mum.
[any-knot tn- mum-a mum-damn o!
the Me, mlmbmvmlou mum to .5.
pawn tn. 10l flux lhlclfla. at t I ”Ink-I
slum. this]: flu conunu to M: In! Inflam-
Fun». Wu nfirm 2h“ the In H: a! he I»! 21 year.
ha- mm wen u to autumn-d Md! m the law: «I m
mtiuu, um um "I. Imm of lhv tooth ”ch" Ihu-n
w. nan nan-nu tumugh Inn-tum «subcultu- uhwll
bum-gnu]; Ih-I tho pram: Immul would be chn‘
mw; that. u» dbuwuflunllm now bawdy mun-l
should be perpetuated .qu nut KM: Hnerlim Inn-and In
un- Mchl-ou Ibuul . to unnamed aluminium to
~ll'.nre gem-numb; "In the ohlur mubn-nod wd ll e
crum lamina! nhould new? I. Import)“; that flu
"mu-m pmmiwl nhuula in: pa'd: was Ih. duh! to
much mum-«I mound In autumn)“ by no puma-I
0! even dollar u“ mu ; um In: nailing Industrie
uhould hour "taunted. Ind an the column ul
um; no [mt mm! I M encoungml.
mm «Hm mmhumou 0! Mn Unmd Smash tho
supremo In. Ind u 4 n mum contact 0! contour-led
Shun h undo I .oqu nylon. Sumo power. In
‘lunlcd to the Milan. uhnu omen m rut—lnd by the
ink», but the boundary [nun-2n the your! dun-nt
uu and t-uon Me: ml I: so ho dommiud by national
And not by gun mbunm.
Thxrdw flu work 0! pupal-roam“ In on: M: to
the care 0! the nevehl 3mm, but M- the duty 0! the
nmoml trauma): c . ud um work 9: (bu mum at
in com-h Hon-l mm. 'm. lnmllluenco at tho m-
Ilou .u but the warm at up mama-no- tn th- anv
«ml sum. Ind mo nanny of the union mum bo- guid
cd I: I. by a... mum: at my um um. bun Dy the nut
m genius 0! I".
Fourth—nu mtlmuon windy (which Congre- m
make any law reapucmm 111 snub uluuum of rellglou,
hut 11. ll Idlo to hope that. thonulon can bu Wow
lulu-I the lnfluoncu olu-curiwlnn whlle anch Slam
m expound to la pntlcular durum-non. We thumbn
recommend 111-t. tha Collntllutluu be I 0 Amended In to
lay some prohlbltlon Upon tho logluhtlon 0! each Hun.-
and w lorlud the npnmprhtlon o! the public lumll to
the upper! 01 seem-Inn mhooln.
leLh-Wo rcnfllrm the ballot “mud In 1870 that the
duck: lwlcd (or Aha purpmo of revenue should lo d1:-
crlmmnteu to favor Ammlcm labor; that no tumm
gmn ol the public domain uhuu'd be male In my rail
road or char empamuon; “1|! 3|“,er hnlnu ptrluhml
In the Mum. us win bnrbultgé polygamy, mum. (In:
In the wmwtlumlmb evurvu m the pmwctlon nc
corded to a mm" at Americm blrth must he wanted
to calm” by Amurlcan udopnlon; mat. lt. h the duty of
Congress to chulup und lmpruvo our water connec- and
huruum, but wn Incl» Nlatfurfllfl' luhsldlcl m prlvaw
purwns nr curpomllonl lnu'nt cozmc; thin. the OM3; :-
‘ Mum mtho uwn who pruwvod us mwgmy In the uy
‘ u! battle Mu undlmluulml by llm lupus of 15 yum
ulnwlhuir lluu victory; thmr' perpetual h- nur ls MM
shall loncvcrbu thcgrutoful pnn.u;u Illtl the sacred
duty 0! (ha Auwrlwn pcovlu.
Shun—slums thuuumumv to regulate lmmlgmtinn
and lnmrmuruu hotwun the United Hum» ullrl mn-iun
nations rust.» ulth Lhu Con-gran ..t the Hill‘s-I Bmm
and m mug-muting vowel-u, lho llvpubltun puny,
nganllng the unreahlmcd lmungraliun of Chlnu‘o M
an an] on gun mynlluue, lnvuku the exercises»! um:
powur to ruwruh and Imm. that. lmmumlluu by the
enmlnlelnc of such just, humane and rnzmonmblu pm
vlniuuu M w ll produce HIM rcmlt.
bow. nib-4'l“ mo purity uml'pnlrlotlrm whlah chu-
Mturlzuul 35m cur-llcr ammo! 11. ll “lunar: lumen gun]
I up uh“. . .m‘
“(Element m 3": for a pnmlllcnLinflnudlvmt4, lluvc
continual tomupiro hlm In hm career M chm uxucu
tlvo. um! um hisnry wnll would to hls ud-uinluuutlun
"an honor: which are due to an efllclowt, ju-l and mur
nfemm lulllllmcut ol the publlc bunineu. .111! will lwnar
h . luterpuultlou botwem m poopla and proposal pu-
Mummy _ _. _ .. _ _.
Eighth-We charge upon lho Damocmtlc puny the
hibituai ucrtiicu m‘ patriotism uni justice to unu
prevno Ind unuutiuble hm lol' unico um] pumnugu; that
tu chum [romwuun o! the nutionui Ind am» govern
luentx, an o! the cuntroi 01 place and punitiun. they
huva olutructod 111 the mom to {roun- tun pudty
3nd conserve the inedom «i In rage, hm) ouviud
inuduiout nturnl Ind corriflntu. buu- hborod to
unmt lawfully elected member: of Cannon: :0 mum
at .u hum]: the vote at tho majority ol the sum In
the llama n 1 Raprmnutlvu. have endavorod to oc‘
map! by love: Ind Inna plus: of tn-t given to when
by the pupie 0! lain, and rum“ by the counce and
«that at lulnc'o patriotic mu. Java by mothodl Vio
imu in Principle and tymuniui inbancticc, s“!!th
pun-maximum wnuympriltion II; hummus!
the right. at individuml Ind vindicuud the princ'iLlu
and mum the Micro! rebellion against the an n
and have endeavored to obiltunto the noted memories
or the wt to overcome“: hmiimbie uood malts.
freedom m d Iwiiyidus‘ oqunlity.
We uhrm it to be the duty Anti purpose of the n.‘
pubizmn putty to uu lii initimuto mount of this Union
to mean: the gerlcct humuny which lung he pm tic:-
hie, and wow unit to the practical nellei ie punpiu oi
the United Shun, to my whethur it would not ha .inn‘
aerouu to thu bun interautu of our uuuuxn, It this
tim-ato nurrcmicl the! miminislnlion oi the nutiunal
guvermucnt ton party which seek: to ovoxthruw the
misting p :iicy under which we are an ronpuroua, Mi
thuu using doatrualion an-I confusion Wham them
now order confldunca Ind ho a.
nmwn sums!
Dinpn'ch’eu from all the large Eastern
cities contain uooonntrw] rejoieiugs owr the
nomination of Garfield—President Hnyea
says he is well ‘eutiuflod at Garfield's nomi
nation—«43mm thinks Horatio Seymour
will be the Democratic candidate {or Presi
dent—The Insurgent Gnrcin has been de
leuted by government troops—Georgie’eldelc
gstion to the Cincinnati Convention are re
ported to be for Field—Merylund'e dele
gates go “instructed—The French, Eng
lish and Italian squadrons are all going [.O
Besikn bow—Gladstone has outlined a new
flnnncisl poliry tor Englsnd—The W. U.
'l‘. Co.'s earnings {or the quarter ending
June. are $1,523.284—There were over
100.000 strangers in'Milwnukee on the 9th,
the day oi the Wieconsiu veteran reunion.
It. Morris. county iudge oi Baylor county,
Texas, wan shot end killed in his court room
by W. A. Taylor. a saloon keeper. 'l‘eylor
escaped~—-—-,A 840,000 boom of logs broke
lrone at Milwaukee, Wis.. on the 12th and
weelosh—«O. A. Hill. a Usiito'rnis lawyer.
he» been arrested in St. Louis for counter
feiting—D. 0. Ireland. of the Astorian,
has been placed upon the National Republi
can Committee from Oregon~~Dennis
Kearney is sick in Chioego-—~Congrees
will probably adjourn on the 18th or 19th
-—The Culiiorniu horse, Bt. Julian, is giv
ing exhibition trots in Detroit—Mutation,
the Mexican revolntionlst, has been csptured
by the govornment torces—-—-'l.‘wo men were
it lled by a storm in Wisconsin on the 12th.
A heavy rain and lightning storm passed
over New York—A negro. Jemes Williams ‘
and. vile. were found murdered in the woods
near bidisnspolle on the lith—Willism ‘
Bruno was hanged l'n Bradley county. Ark..
on the 13th for the murder of Con Edwerds
—-—-The brick molders of Denver have
struck tor .3 50 per dsy; present wsges 03
-—A In dsys' trotting meeting will con—
st Chester Perk. Cin’oinnsti. Julv sth
Besvy tsilnres or. reported from London. i
princxpdly Eat [Mia Instant—l'}.
A...n¢m y"... pun" ”97"“! ... Q Will-Ho‘-
o- tho 13th; in th. (I mm”. mm.
,IQ gun. u, i—lor .M‘bul~ 'u H 1n... Id.“
: N 110-f I’mul (‘umm'llm haw £160“) a.
‘ mud -—-l‘.mpc-rot Wall-m II clout m u a.
t 5 mu of nanny-«4‘30 thymu- oh!“
1 mild In u Alcnmhh lot we l'uilml Bcm.
: nu the 2m.. 'l‘lw ut- u! my and tout,
‘ luv-in Sm Fund.“ fot the rolling ’m
In 33 ..u ‘l’”. '
' Time is a churn! pro-pa" of lunch:
I. \ lu'N'll m "2" .\';:~l|llnv livpubhr———
H... h. u. nclnltv ;- urn-um RV" cumming u
‘ ('m Imm”. uu-Hh' led Imuxuon am fluid
wl Sqmom—ll-thn Dc Contact. tho
‘ I n In N nanuwl u T mulu 10-cluy. died {I
‘ m (‘rll hm mph! than in. I L'dfidll
common In lhe I'm U-h "ulna of (0.0.011.
4 a mum Ia Ibo unto-cam o! (be m
Punch Ann-mud": to London, :- to
| was» in id hm union-u rrjootod by
‘ tho Germ"! Gunmluo-nl.
Minor State Events.
'l‘illmumk county gave over eighty
Republican majority.
A qvicksil‘n-r mine of nuppos-d value
in: lm-n disrovered in Uni-m coumy.
J amen Berry, of Umuilln ecuncr,
has mm! for Chcyomm Vi“! 6,000
sheep.
Another rich gold mine li. u been din
covered by some Germans wu milumt
of Baker City. .
Gem! Odell, Shh Prim-elect
has gone.» Eastern Oregon on nour
veying.expoditionl r ' . -
The Union County Sentinel nn
nouncea um 3 mad. celebration in to
be had at Wallowa lake on the 4th and
sth of July.
A six~year old son of Joel Ware, of
Eugene City, fell from an upper window,
breaking an arm and sustaining other
serious injuries.
Men are as work preparing the Fair
Grounds at Salem} and it is expected
that. 30,000 people will be there On
Monday, July sth.
The Dramatic Club of Canyon City
is in a. most flounishing condition, and
several young ladies are developing great.
drunmtic excellence.
The Democrats of Baker county elect
’llruvillion sherill‘, and Parker clerk.
The Republicans elect Kellogg treasurer
and Dooley representativv.
The Grant County News says the
people of Spring vulh-y hm‘e non lmd u.
mail for mu years, and are beginning to
lose confidence in the Post. Ullicu 1)::-
lmrtlnent. _ .
John McCown, Josnph Roberts and
Curry Campbell, two horse Realms and
.5 robbaglntcly brukewfrmn thn \{Vimco
coumy jail, and had not been rutakon at
hut. accounts.
The Dayton Courier hears accounts of
the ravages of grasshoppers, which bode
no 30!“! for the coming crop, although
their depredations will no doubt he con
fined to a limited section of that county.
Mr. Littlefield, of Baker City, nearly
lost his life in attempting to save a val
uable colt that had fallen into theiriver.
The colt was taken out dead and the
master barely,alive, says the Sentinel.
The ladies of the Salem Congregifl
tion‘al Church will give a dramatic and
musical entertainment at Reed’s Opera
House next Friday night, which the
Statesman says will be a splendid ai
fair.
A citizen of Rosehurg lately found on
his dooretep a very young balm wrapped
in a shawl, with the imcription “From
a betrayed girl ;” but that citizen‘s per
sonal interest in the discovery is not in
timated by the Plaindealer.
A Camp Harney correspdndent says
that a young lady of the John Day
country made a $40,000 conquest at the
formerplace, but didn’t think it worth
while to go after the fella» to bring
him home.
Eastern Washington Territory.
A colony of some two hundred fami
lies are on their way from Kansas and
intend to locate eight miles below Big
Spring.
The Dayton Courier says that D. W.
Kemp and Jerd Montgomery, oi Waits
nurg, were lately-thrown from a- cer- ‘
riuge end so bully hurt thet their lives
are deepened of.
The editor of the Colfax Gazette has
seen a. crow’z nest built with wire cast
off by self-binders.‘ Several pduuds of
wire, in short pieces are woven together
in the highest style of the art of neat
building, showing superior mechanical
ability on the. part of the builder.
A company of German and American
capitalism are negotiating with the N.
P. R. R. 00., for the purchase of some
thing over one hundred thousand acres
of land, mostly lying east of the Pulouse
river. As soon as they secure title to
the lands they will sink urtesian wells in
the center of each section that is not by
nature provided with a sufficient quan
tity of pure water.
A Kunm weekly publishes “fourteen
rules to be oblerved during a' " tornado?
Only one in necessary—keep but of tho
wny.