Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-10-11

AoiSHii oClouSI O. n TdCc loi Wv
gon bred horses, single dash of a mile
came off to day Two horses were
named" Bill Gird," by VIM. Grid.
and, Confidence" by ]. B Lindsey.
The race and first premium were gained
by Bill Gird'-time, 2:03 Receipts
of""to day, 81 900 The rain continued
until afternoon, when it cleared off and
was pleasant until night. On account of
the rain the programme Of the tn day
was not carried out. The attendance
still increases and tickets at the gate
were sold in greater numbers than
yesterday. The display OF machinery
wagons, etc, is quite extensive.--mostly
OF Oregon manufacture The Pavilion
if well filed with garden, farm and
other products, and the ladies' depart
ment is well represented. as also the
floral department, which is very
large.
The following officers of the Aeri-
auitural society were elected to day !:
G Z Burkhart, President JAS Talon
and A Luelling, Vice Presidents !; Il
NJ Waite, Secretary /; and j Ii Moores,
Treasurer.
Washington October THE AS
sstant Attorney for the Post Office has
rendered an opinion sustaining the
action of the Postmaster at Omaha
regarding the retention Of mail matter
and refusal to pay money orders to one
Slatery, manager of the gift concert.
Halifax, October 1.-The divers at
work on the wreck of the steamer
Atlantic report that several bodies of
we'll dressed women can be seen
entang ed in the wreck.
Matamoris, October Photographic
communication with the City of Mexico
has been restored after an interruption
OF three weeks.
General Cespeda, who was deposod
is raising a military force at Saltillo
aud has levied forced loans on the mer-
chants to raise funds. The Congress
of Coahuilas is in session ut Monclova
and recognizes DIR Saita as Governor,
and, it is supposed, General Cespeda
intends using the force which he is or,
ganIzIng to coerce the Congress to sup.
port him or disperse its session.
Madrid, October IA column OF
900 insurgents made desperate soriiC
from Carthagena to day, but were
driven back with heavy losses in killed
and wounded.
Two insane persons were examine,
yesterday before Judge Hamilton, and
were ordered to be removed nj once 4
the Asylam Their names were Johr
Burk and James Peoples Both thes,
men were sent some time ago to tn,
Poor House; but on manlfesting
symptoms of insanity were brou,, hit II
the city. The cause of insanity i
unknown - Oyegohian 7 inst
Last evening little girl, aged abou
IL years, was found by officer Buck il
one of the houses Of i'll fame on Sccont
street, where she had been decoyed b,
a proeu"ess. On being taken by th'
officer from the abode Of iufamy sh
told her story, which was certoinly
pitful one il true The girl gave her nam
as Mary +. Sullivan. She said tha
she lived in Kalama her father wen
TO the States some time ago, leavin,
her and her mother alone and unpro
vided for. Her mother. she said, ha,
beat her and treated her with grea
cruelty for a long time, and which
eliminated, last week, in the paren
driving the child away from home
She was told by the inhuman mother
that if she ever came back again, sh
(the mother) would kill her. Afte
wandering about and encountorin,
much trouble, the girl had managed
to get to Portland, whore she soo1
after fell into the hands of the viii
creature, in whose house she was foun,
by the, officer. Promises of kin,
treatment, food and clothing were mad
her, and she in child like simplicity
thought that there was nothing wron,
in excepting the hospitality thu
rendered by the debased and cvi
I.