Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-02-11
Telegraphic Summary.

the arrest and trail of those who surren-
der the city. The Libel Republican
Committee has declared that the Gov
ernment of the 4th of Sept. should be
arraigned by the National Assembly, to
render an accout of the condnct of the
defence of Paris, and gives reasons for
agreeing to an armistice. ThelCommittee
also declared that no treaty ratifying
the armistice should be signed, aud
that Paris should continue the defence
and refuse to capitulate. At Q meeting
10 a salon, De Riene Blanche, an ora
ter, declared that France demanded a
Robespierre. aad that gulletine alone
can save the country The sentiment
was received with enthusiasm by the
audience. The Deputies who favor a
continuation Of war were applau led at
the meetings.
!. .Trocha has declined the candidacy
for the Assembly.
The following are among the candi>
dates of the Republican Alliance Con-
troll, Republican Union, and Interna-
ioual Workingmen Association !: Louis,
Blanc, Victor Hugo, G. Roun, Ryat
| Henne, Rochefort and NJ Bressant,
editor of lie Combat.
The -four will be exhausted on Sat-
urday, and on Sunday Paris will be
without bread. The bank of France
advances 200, 100000 francs to the CT.
tvs war contribution. The city will
issue bonds to repay the loan.
Gen. Ducrot refuses to stand as a can
didate for the National Assembly.
The resignation of Gambetta, it is
believed. indicates the abandonment of
all hopes of republic, and makes re.
storation of the Empire certain.
| Bordeaux, Feb. 6.-Minister ETH
enne Argo has issued circular which
maintains the validity DEGREES, and
making members of families once reg.
nant and Imperial Office holders ineligi
BILE to the National Assembly. The
circular adds that the decree of exclusion
extends to all members of the Beaa>
part family.
| The Echo de Nord has special dis.
patch from Berlin, saying that contri.
buttons already demanded by the Ger
man commanders will be deducted from
the amount of war indemnity also, the
value of the railroads in Alsace and
Lorraae.
Vienna, Feb. 7.-An Imperial auto
praph relieves Count Potocko aud his
colleages Of their ministerial functions.
and appoints Howheuwarl Min 'ster of
the interior, with authority to form
q new Cabinet. Other DEGREES with fol
low, appointing Hozetheru Minister Of
Finance, Schaifi, Minister of Com.
merce, Terrek, Minister of Public
Works, and Scool Minister of war.
New York, Feb. THE list Of kill.
ed by the Hudson Rriver Railroad &C.
cident now foot up Is passengers aud
5 railroad employees.
~~.>O.~-
Beef cattle sell here at from 6 TO 7
cts. per pound on foot hogs cents
dressed mutton sheep 81 per head.
AS sometimes small evils, like invisi-
BILE insects, iDficts pain, and single
hair may stop vast machine, the chief
secret of comfort lies iu not suffering
trifes to vex one, but ia prudently cul.
tivatiag an underground of small pleas
ures, since very few great ones, alas are
of long duration.
The Mcthodists.- was In. 1889 that
some 10 persons came to John Wesley
in London, 20 consult him concerning
their spiritual state. They formed the
nucleus Of the society, which, at this
hour, numbers more than so, 900 preach
ers. 100000 communicates, and H.
0O0, 900 hearers, in Great Britain and
Ireland, alone, the number exceeding
100000. This religious body extends
its circuits over the whole known world
PAINFUL AccTDGNr.--Our youns
friend, Jas. Sterling, Post Master al
: Oakland, writes US that Mr.. j. Canady
while on hunting excursion ia Ia.
. Coast Range, in company with Messr,
+ Aaron and j. Allen, met with pain,
ful accident, by the discharge of his gun
It appeared that it was showing hare
at the time, completely covereing thei
guns, aud while in the act of brushing
}. the snow off with his hand the gun wa
discharged, the ball striking the thirt
i finger of the left hand shattering it yer,
n badly. Mr.. Canady was fortunat,
that it was no worse.
Little Annie lost relative by death
and. after the sad funeral rites had beer
performed. and the deceased consigne,
TO the grave, the visiting friends return
: ed to the home Of Annie, to partake O
= the beautiful supper which had bee,
d provided for them. At the table (ig
noring all melancholy subjects), th
. . guests fell to discussing the details of
grand wedding which had lately take
place. One remarked that the com pan
had remsined 2 hours ct dinner. Littl
= Annie, who had been anxiously waitin
!. for her guests to leave the table, tina
she might be served, (for there ha.
y not been room for her with them), ex
!. ! claimed :-"I dess there wasn't an
. one waiting, was there 7"