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Decorah-posten., 1875-02-25
Nprif Sarpebo9.
4aa cit enefte Heis'.
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'SSrsia~ babpe itormfulot Wsir paa
Slsmrsiisn % Wanoifabct Tornfrsos,
at be tunoe brrs BET fIirrs | Sranli'
mannsns Y~cnsstenrs, busr Sang
Stibst iIinsrsps Va man supell8
en- Hat tom op unNsr 6Grosr. 1T De
BOG anNst at slers. emo <tisbeosr
opsr Sranitmanpen. &sitsnitormsn
iatts iaalsbss inb mob Sitlauost, at
BET par umillist at taite paa uosniOr
Serpsr % oppebi Gag. 6reia maaite
i Wnlm 90 Mrrfs bore SiOrosn inu.
Set par ct sobt Glib, flint 8aptsln
% Hiufs, uioriGrospe Solt. men Be
pars mart / Ell Stilln9. buor in9en
al pisis GBeuifaber blelpsr. Ser
blsp losset % looNet, % ca man
fanpt %anta9slls srunct @ano, bsiIut'
tsoe 8aptsinsu at alfre for at for.
isae at rioe Stormsn oper. Yet oar
,nelplenpe, at bette life tunoc lie msp
itaaenos 8is; Stibst bleu osrior iat
cp i @inpsn, % Sturmaiisn % Ws'
ianmaltsn fnppst meo bet famine In'
tsret off i 8unpsn @nferet Ifurscs
bsnab 8unoen, bet bug Jig fat, %
man felts ct 4Sar Ipf; allersps tro'
epe man, at Mntsrtousst Sapes ltaast
fin Yrpus, ba BRAT Oct iOm en- .br9rst
9raab, % 6reia brsu after for Sslr
% &ino. Mu par Der Inlet aneet
at 8isre. emo at bore Gioroen inp
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-25

tst, iaa CT Der ON @intsren tolbt.
men BOG lite paa lan9t ner iaa folot
ioT | BET noroll9e Soma. 8 Tinter
bar Ri baft bet Toilette 8sir iom leg
bar fisnot | 8anias. Sen Soc San.
par Bet II 6raber unoer Zero,
% DEN 3bie bS. 2 8raoer unber
3sro. Sommersn Der sr iaa batter
iom nOssn fan cnife fig; ben u
itabi9 BARN, lite iaa ompsrlsnoe iom
/ Soma. Oen Ct for bet msite fra
80 til IS @raber ODER ,3ero; forle.
ren Sommsr bar Oct eu9ons 1l6
men bet bar funs ct par Oa9s.
9uitsn Der er laa friit % liar at
man lite til nosen 3io bar noeen
8ruuo til at ii9e at man anitran.
ses al &armsn. iom mon iaa
oite sr uoiat for / Soma, % Net.
tsrne Der ON Sommsrsn er o0iaa
ubmRrfst patfre, laa at man til ole
8iosr fan iore goot. $pao Gam.
iunost an9nar. iaa fan ie9 life i
nosen 5orifie! paa bette Der % i
Soma. Ser / bette Gountp % i bet
i MOrb berfra belieSsnee SaIine 80,
er Sueniferns bel rsp~rsisntcrspe. s
risle 10 Counter er Der Here 5nlno
al Dem. Gn for Del al 8sfOltuin.
gen / bette Goun!p er ira Soma.
men ies sr alsne fra Minneibelf 60.
laliaIo iaa bar its life trui1st noasn
o%eriira. NorpmGno sr Der fUns
faa al; ie9 peo life ON msr END 4
Samilisr furuosn min, % fnns gn
Dor Der / N9rbsbeu. Sibits Seit %
I'LL / &intsr er Der biofommst ODER
ct Sullnb MsnnOnitsr fra Nuslane,
De bar ole boiot zig i Den ignore
9sl af Bette Gountb, bpor De bar
fjebt pp alt 81. 81. 2ano iom til.
berts q. 3. 81 ct. See Serbian.
8ompa0ni. onitsrne ere ole
sOes S0rebprfsre % Be bar o9iaa
tsmmeIis mango Yen9s, laa at Be
oil mart fomme til at opbD99e eenns
Stat Dc lpnes at 3anoet Der er baaoe
poffert % soot, % DC lnoer zig 9oot
i%orneisbe. Sc neblWttsr fig / 60
lcnier, og Der sr NIL Here 5uiinpe al
Dem / Staren % flare pentss bu9lis.
Sc bsepnbts at ieltls / W0riOn 50.
os ilpsn i Sarpsp % McEbericn.
9eriom nossn ifnIee rnife ,Grmer,
unpsrretnius ON Sing Der i psnn.
Gel at S.atsn, iaa ifal ise meo
@I9re unbsrrette enbDsr iom for!an.
ger llnpsrrstnins. laa blot iOm BET
ltaar / min Mast.
Min Moresie or Wlnnelbslf 30.
McY1etion Gountp. aanias.
=. u. ellington.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-25
"Sart Stprboro ifal bare"

6rsia Ipitrebe tit Hor % Far Op.
Saa Iibsn Tom SeiIferinssn par.
lusps bun fig belt opsr paa Chen,
iaa rsttspe bun Zig after % Oar i
imuIsrs 8ano bag Stiele, men mso
bet iamme iiuysbe bun ino / 9ersn
% bIsp itaaenoe. Manblfabst bar
fotbsrsot % bOlot FIG paa 8enene,
men S%ranifmanoen, iOm lite bapoe
f%oritaast bpao Gasmus ia9oe. bapce
tumlst ouerenoe, ON en- life bapoe
srsbet BAN.
Wanoifabst bar rebost % Sfuesn
meb. Oa be ale pare TONNE 9ano,
6ranltmanosn % bans 3cnbe ibe.
rssnros, % De bare iamlsbc / ct NOR.
Iisssnos $us. bOlct 6ranitmanoen
paa jim Sranif en- 5uls til Dem. lcm
sitsr &aptcinsns Sp9iusnoe par 3af
iii Dem mec 9eIte ON en- paffsr BE.
lennins til bpsr ii9r. Senot I'll
8asmus iaspe ban mopicsrs: "Ou
CT bsitsmt I'll &aptsin. 9u!" Gfterat
BET bar o~psrlat for bam, iparsos 8as.
mus raft: "Sa, Oct oil le9 o9iao
blius." = ga bette isien blsu opsr.
lat for Sranifmanosn, imilsns csnne
% iaebs: Get sr BET Miinbite lse
fan siers for Den. lsg iremior noasn
ifpIbsr nit 9ip. 90 ban bolot Sro!
Hasmus fom buttlaers tilbass, enh
ban tGnfts, - men rellte life burti9
no igicn. Sbi BET funre pel brnhe
fia, at 9erpifsn iaa mso unbrs Sins
paa BAN MI, ba WanSifab % 8ap.
tsin falrte bam heres &epnin9smanp,
% Srsmtirsn Lao paa 6iifs ssruosn'
for - siter Senten % 6aarben.
Der fOm Den DAG. 3eruifen bar
frp af of tunus tale on I'm 9attsr
"Mtaoam" Yepsrien. % ret lDtfs!iS
uso at rsils ino til 8pcn iaainart
"5tsia" Dor iperts for at fore Sui.
serien % Satter hicm. 8bi forum.
csrliat not, blsp nen ieIpinmme 6reia,
pan buis SET Gasmus "paa Ell ens'
its Gsis'" bapre aiort i'm 2pffe, %.
laa Oct ierits Sfib, ban for Granlf.
monnsns @ape fiebts Yart / % If
at iere, % mso bpilien ban % bun
elorps oersS Srblupstur.
9iitorien 9aar enbnu rsrneoe paa
De Santsr, iOripnet mso ct Yar rUsts
Sii9tninser, men Dc, lom bapos lali
bette, pioe MI, bporltbss Oct | Sir.
f~elilbeosn sr 9aaet til.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-25

Steoer | Veltsn, at Der man9lerS top.
Otter at ies baooe feet mig ON, be.
ilattsbe is9 at 9iere WeYbsrlOn til
nit Sism. % isS off oa iaa rer til
Centrum at Gonntiet iOm mulist
Tor at ta9e min Claim. S ale be
nRpnte 2otunibip bar alt 0ano no.
tasst unotasen Sopnibip l9, 83,
Iom er DIT miotre 2upnibip / So.
men Saa bapbe bapbe sncnu fat
Op Sus. Seq to9 min eIaim | 81.
10. 81 2 @, % boiati. mig Der Den
27ce Starts 1873. % ren Sang
l9nfts ies at Oct Del piloe bllpe Ell
lang SID for alt bette 9ano funbe
bIips opta9st. men fer Den Lite SUM
1878 bar BET optu9et, iaa at / ale
Hstnin9er tunbe man ie Snle bore
up % BrGfninss. YlOusn ifnlb Sang.
Ser blsp ben Sio plantet get Corn
% Oct ilos eoot til, laa at en- itor
Del fotlsben &lntsr bapos iaame9st
Sorn, lom &c bshepeoe til line Sslts.
On Soften 1873 blsp her fun lice,
Susos laast. oa nGitsn Iue iom
tommsr til &siten mon9lsr Serge,
o9 nsrfor iaaepe man fnns NOT for
at oiere Ell Bs9pnnslie for bet nnit'
fommsnbs Mor, men bsn Spebe lom
bleD laast. Hog 9oOt til 90 bar AZ
en- uoul9rfet goo 8palitet. Sorleoen
|oar plantsoe MQe Der alt bpao be
bauoe opbruffet ulco Corn, % Oct
iaa o9iaa lopenNe no inptil / DC iipite
Gage al SHll Maaneo, Na %begpnote
@resboppsrns at rs9ns NED / laaoan
Masis, at inben en- u9ss Gid iaa
par Gornet aIpeIes poe!ast. Wu blep
Der Sammsr; tbi Nlt bplb ri bapoe
at itole pna, baabe for Solf % Sire.
aturer, for benne Sinter bar III
i%oripunoet. Saa mart Gornst bar
Hut fortllite 8resboppsrns lin Tan.
bring, % iipsn bar ri life feet mere
til Dem. Slbits Spit blsu Der i
9Ountist iaast en- MGn9be Susps o9
oen fer uNmHtfet spbt no til neune
5ip, iaa at Ill nalte Saroeit baaber
lse at hi faar ie bsbrs Siosr Der snb
vi MI bar. Seq Ter Of man9e Breps
iom lss iaor fra Soma, at SOIf Der
tror at / &anias er bet uiunot %
mssst ip9eli8t. Serpaa fan le9
luars, at bpao Central &anias an.
saar iaa er bet ilet life 3ilislpst.
men nstop BET Mopiatts. Ser sr
iaa iunot % iaa bsliist Tom paa no.
get Stso / Dc Sorsneoe Statsr. Spao
mig ielo % min 6amllie ansaar iaa
bar ri iioen ri fom til 8anias bait
en- uomertst COB Sslbreo. % iss fan
life mlnbss, at iss nossnfnos bar
fPlt mig ~raifsre % ~frilferr emo iom
iiben hi TOM BERTH. Suao iom mana.
Ter os Der MI, sr 9epnetsmiolsr, 8lG.
Der % Brenbs, % benne Mangel
oil rlmsll9pis usbbliue inotiI ri iuar
beltet Dor Spepe. Tolfst bar brr
paa mango Stecsr pirfslis libt Man'
gel; Su9en bar bait anbet emo Brfo
% &ieb, % Gnfslts fuus Molalss.
Ne lom bar bait NOT at bette bar
imiolsrtio life bait itor Narius til
at tlase. @u ier bet BOG beore no,
tai 1tbs Changers" bar ! De iioite TO
Tiger isnot Ell bel Ssl Msl % Corn.
mel lamt &lGosr, % Der sr csIoa
anfommet en- bel Del meb Mel %
9ornmsl fra Sitsn i9isnnem aonlas
8elisf Sommittee al 8opsfa &anias
Ssriom psnne $lelp life bapoe fom.
met iaa bapbe pirfslia en- flor Del
at Bsfolfninssu Der omfOmmst al
8ulbe % 2unser. Ssrnbans Som.
pasnisrne laosr ole @apsr iom fen.
oss Der til fra Oiten 9aa frit, men
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-25

AZ Gano Tom mull9t; men uor8teil
I'll at flare aiu % 6urtei. bar fun
Ilcsn. 9usrt SisHait tunps Sfucen
llgoe; tbi man breu nermere % ner.
mere inb UNDER Sitlanbet m,b aue
csts Stisr % SO!msr.
ga BET leo uo paa Morsenen, req
BET lipt i Sfpsrns, lau man tunos
finite 9ano.
"gr nossn flsnot bsr,@ freq &up'
tsinsn.
So iss, &uptsin," iuareo. @as.
mus. "&i baps NOT Haue Om Stpr.
bOtp, % Spartebesrns ret foruo."
Ger sr Nutsruse ueo 9srpit. &an
Su lobe rsrino?"
"aau inscn unosn aiete BET bsbre,
iial lss forlpss; men bet er for mertt
til, at no9sn fan bore pis paa at
antre paa rstts Stso. Srsla tan
ltpce."
"&i faa trufe pua 3ipst mere END
Stuosn III lGI bsnbs paa, naar gu
fun ~ireIlsr Wanolfabst."
9&sI, pei" ipareps Gasmus. Saa
bolp al hot. vi nlua bape @abet
til Yerplf ref iOruo."
Sag aommauposn, Hasmus, %
p0r 9ons. @ler Oct laa 9oct Nu
fan, inssu fan slprs mere"
"8agborp. fommancerte Tosmus.
"8asborp itaI pGgs.' iparscs 8or'
airu9sesn.
"6st laa.A
"8sl, psl."
"&arito Der foruo. naar BET brat.
fer. Sc mel ioruo."
She bapps Srsia % Wanolfab
iaret i Na:iens 9cb, men baaos Sfu.
De % Golf bapoe giOrt i'm Ylist.
SOIfene snoo9 Ia, naar inssn 6rslls
ipnlss muIis. Sc bite, al &c / lang
SID mere o. mere baooe rrrmct 's
9arnet openior Spa!rsrne, % ale Be
Sflrr os SoImsr, iOm Der Nnccs.
Nu "a 8usmus par / tlsnrt 6ar'
uano, If man otter 9aab ON at
frelle 9ipst.
Stormsn tubsbs % grIserns ilo9
opsr 5Sreia, Der MI par | laa 1arll9t
Nabcltab. Hasmus TOO Der, nopor.
tss rolis, men mcb bantsnoe 9leris.
Get bar ieriis Sang. at bun baprs
8ommanno, men lflpnt bet nsicp
ituIrs tr9ns til nnbsr lao f~ortplplsos
Smitanoisbsrsr, iaa frIts ban BOG
belt inp i lit Snnerite, at bette bar
ban itabt til! MObst aiennsm!nsrs
ham. Sist iaa lGnsers, @ilisn uoI-
soe til 8tilutnins paa 8siluinins
San gap neis Nst. bper Sang BET
lpits liot op. % meEfsos Jig bpOrlc'
osS 0anost iortOnsoe ilg. Spao ban
laa Mt ie, bsltpcrtsoe BAN |, at ban
MI Iaa ino moo 8abst mslIsm Sfielr
% Gn9eIspifesn, men bplltet 9anr
ban par n9rmeit, bar panlfslist al
pine.
Oct breftsr ret icrub" itres en-
al Manbitabst.
San On ie belt 9ano itrng III
psnfor?"
"Sa. icm itrettsr i%pSousr."
get rnaa pGrs 8isbolmsn. Stpr'
bcrp!"
"Stprboro, iial pers" SientOs Wan
oen uso GorN.
"Get iaa."
Sm lipt pasisreNss ct Sfler, ION
8clssrne i pilot Iaisri lo9 opsr
% laa blsp after fommnnreret Stpr
borb. Wan funbe MI finite Sant
paa bsess Sibsr, % life lGnss cite
bep bet "9anp ret ioruo."
gu i'pnpts 8asmus iis foruo, for
lslu at ie; men ban par liSelaa bur
t;ot tilhooe nor Moref
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
GALE AT SEA.
A Chupfer of Marine D;sasfers

NEW YORK, Sept. 2O.-The steamship Etna,
which arrived here yesterday, was considerably
damaged by hurricane week ago A lady
passenger was badly wounded by broken sky
light. The cabins were washed, the furniture
broken and the cargo of coffee da naged
The steamer San Antonio, from Savannah,
also reports q heavy storm. The steamship
MeIrimac which arrived yesterday reports q
heavy storm and high sea all Friday and Sat-
urday.
A private despatch from Key West states
that the bark Nord Kin, from Tobasso for Eng
land, with mahogany, went to pieces in bur
ricane at Collins Patches.
The British brig CHILEAN. from Matanzas for
New York, put into Key West to discharge a
cargo to stop leak.
The officers of the Merrimac report that they
left st. Thomas September 18TH where there
was an English steamer from Liverpool in a
most forlorn condition. She had put in for re.
pairs She had been caught in hurricane
Sept. 9th when near Bermuda, and lost her
boats Part of her deck was swept off and the
wind blew in the sheets of her smoke stack.
The first mate had a leg broken. The first Off
Ger of the Merrimac stated that there had been
terrific hurricane in latitude 10 or II north,
and at the WindwarJ Islands. Within one
week there had been three hurricanes there,
which had destroyed large number OF vessels.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Sept. 20.-The captain
and crew of the British brig Amelia of Shell
burne. n. S., arrived here in a boat to-day. The
Amelia was lumber laden, from Brunswick for
Rio Janeiro, and foundered at sea off this port
Saturday in a heavy southwest gale. The Off
GERS and men were all saved.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

D. d. Merriam & Sons lumber yard and
half block of buildings, including fonr dwell
incendiary fire at Quincy. Ill. Merriams loss
is estimated at $4,000. the Other losses will
probably reach $4,000.
The steamer Vaetta from North Sydney. N.
S., for Montreal, laden with coal, put back to
the former port Saturday 10 distress, her shaft
being injured.
The insurance ON the Globe tobacco works
at New Orleans, burned Sunday,was S53. 600, of
which the only Eastern company was the Hart
ford Inspection Co. for about $500.
A disease resembling the epizootic has brok-
en- out in New York, and 10000 horses are af-
fected Herewith.
Sec'y Roheson saved Mrs Gen. Emery. from
drowning Sunday at Long Branch
Tramps murdered and horribly mutilated a
Jew peddler in the woods near Rings Bridge,
New York, Sunday.
The steamer Powhattan, now at New York
will sail from there this week for Port au
Prince, Hayti, in accordance with request
from the state department that a vessel of war
be sent to that place.
President Grant and family leaves Long
Branch on Tuesday, going direct to Colorado.
The Richmond iron works at Stockton upon
Tees, comprising 26 furnaces, and rolling mills,
employing 300 hands have suspended. The
concern is insolvent.
The losses bv the recent fire in Jordan &
Marsh's store, in Boston, have been adjusted
by the insurance companies, they paying $780,
600.
John Armstrong was arraigned at Providence
yesterday for the murder of John Seddy, and
was admitted to bail in $4,000.
Two attempts were made Saturday to burn
the Mount Eagle Hotel at Suspension Bridge,
Niagara Falls.
District Attorney Phelps has requested the
Attorney General of the United States to take
action for the arrest and extradition of Sharkey
on his arrival at Jamaica.
The Evangelical ministers of Chicago held a
meeting last night, and voted to invite Moody
and Sankey to labor there.
Cricket-Americans first inning, 230; British
officers, "a, with wickets down.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
THE STATE ELECTION.
A Summary Of the Result.
TO the Associated Press.l

ITO the Associated Press.l
AUGUSTA, Sept. 2O.-Official returns of the
recent election received at the Kennebec Jour-
nal Office from all the towns and cities in the
state except 81, give Conner for Governor 81
852; Roberts 53,O77; Connor's majority 4775.
The places remaining to be heard from last
year gave Dingey II majority. The Senate
will stand 10 Republicans, IL Democrats, and
ne choice of one member in York county. The
vacancy will be filled by the Legislature, giving
Republican majority in the Senate of 9. The
House of Representatives is complete with the
exception of one district, Bridgton, where there
is a tie vote. showing s. Republicans 63 Demo.
Gratis, and Independents; Republican MAORI.
ty 49, Last year the House was composed oil
SO Republicans, So Democrats, and Indepen.
dents The Republicans will have this year Is
majority on joint ballot.
Launched.
CAMDEN, Sept. 20-Launched, Saturday, by
Bean A. Coombs, barkentine Edward Cushing
of five hundred tons, owned entirely in Gam
den, and will be commanded by Captain w.
H. Bicknore.
Fatal Accident.
John McCabe, limerick teamster in Rock
port, fell off his seat while intoxicated, last
Tuesday, the wheel passing over his head and
body. He died Saturday. He leaves wife
and two children.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
GRIND Lodre Of Odd Fellows.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 2O.-The Grand Lodge,
I. o. o. F.. of the United States, convened in
| the Grand Lodge Hall in this city this morn
ing, in annual communication, Grand Sire
Durham presiding. Representatives were
| present from Grand Lodges of the states and
! territories and from Canada and Sandwich
Islands. The morning session was chiefly oc-
| cuLied IN hearing reports OF Grand Sire, Grand
| Secretary and Grand Cashier and the appoint
ment of the regular standing committees. The
Grand Sire's report furnishes information of
the order abroad, showing continued prosperi-
ty in the German empire. Lodges are being
instituted at all important points in the repub-
lie of Switzerland. A Grand Lodge has been
established with five subordinate lodges under
its jurisdiction in Peru and Chilli. The order is
rapidly increasing in the Sandwich Islands, and
4 in Australia there has been no material change
! during the year. The Grand Sire has appoint
u ed r. H. Morrison of Michigan special deputy
to establish the order in the United Kingdom
of Great Britain. The following staff sites are
taken from the Grand Secretary's reports clos
ing Dec. 81, 1885, Number of state grand bod
les, including grand encampments and grand
lodgesreporting 81, subordidates 5967; subordi-
nate encampments 1880; lodge members 49,
701; encampment members 81, 44s.
= The following are chairmen of the stacdng
committee appointed by Grand Sire Durham
State Of ORDER White of New York; judiciary,
Maryland; finance, Leech of Iowa; appeals,
Porter of California; foreign relations, Fitz-
hugh of Virginia; degree ct Rebekah, Thomp-
son of Missouri; correspondence, Barry of Ten
nessee; mileage and per diem, Tyson of Geor-
ga; constitution, Latham of Virginia; petitions,
Alexander of Illinois; history of Odd Fellow
ship, Harmon of California; returns, Bnsbee Of
North Carolira; grand bodies unrepresented,
Livermore of Massachusetts,, unfinished BUSH
ness, Shannon of Kansas; miscellaneous, Bur-
\ rows of Mississippi.
\ At 3 o'clock the Grand Lodge was escorted to
the Academy of Music by the members of the
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment of In
diana, where formal reception was given
them. Addresses were made by Gov. Hen
bricks on the part of the state, Mayor Craven
for the city, Past Grand Master o. P. Morton
on the part of the Odd Fellows of the city, and
Past Grand Representative ColfaX for the
Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment of H.
diana. A grand procession. in which all the
ODD Fellows Of the state, and large delegations
from other states will participate, will take
place on "Wednesday.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21

has manifested much of her usual cheerfulness,
and shows much qualification at meeting old
friends. MANY of whom have called upon her.
She rides out frequently, and takes deep in.
terest in the changes since her former visits to
Springfield. Her mind, however, shows no
ign of improvement
Professor Hayden, while in Omaha few
days ago, related soma of the results of his
three years exploration in southern and west
ern Colorado. Coal of the best quality was
found in large quantities, the veins varying
in thickness from twenty to fifty feet. Large
beds of iron were also discovered. Some of the
mines of silver and gold, the professor thought,
would prove the richest in the West.
The New Orleans Picayune reports that at
the Office of a timber merchant in that city
there is exhibited a cypress board from Ala
bama 10 feet long, 53a inches wide and inches
thick, without knot or split. This is the larg-
est piece of timber ever seen in any market
outside of California. The companion to this
enormous plank is reserved for exhibition at
the centennial. The tree from which the tim
Der was taken must have measured at least
seven feet in diameter.
One of the propretors of the alpaca factory
In Chautauqua county, N. Y, having been pre-
scented with fine pair of Angora goats, at
tempted the remarkable feat of taking the
fleece from their backs and making fashiona-
BILE dress of the wool, between sun and sun.
Operations were commenced at sunrise, and at
an early hour in the afternoon the goods were
ready for the dressmakers Four ladies then
made the dress complete in every particular,
and ready for wearing at shutdown.
A clergyman, having been induced into liv-
ing in Kent, took occasion during his first SER
mon to introduce the word "optics." At the
conclusion of the service farmer who was
present thanked him for the discourse, but in
timated that he had made small mistake in
one word, softening down at the same time the
severity of his criticism by saying: "Yet we
all know very we'll, sir, what you meant" On
the clergyman's making further inquiries about
this word, the farmer replied, "What you
called hop-sticks, in this part of the country
we call hop-poles.'
DR.. John Jeffries, the father of the present
DIR. John Jeffries of Boston, in scientific ex-
pertinent, January z, 1886, was the first to cross
the British channel, from Dover to Calais, in a
balloon. The ballOn car in which he crossed is
in the old museum at Calais, where Capital u
Webb landed after his swim across the chan.
mel. In the forest Of Guines little way from
Calais where DIR. Jeffries alighted, is monu-
ment erected by the French government to
commemorate the then daring aerial voyage.
Captain Webb seems likely to have another
erected to commemorate his really wonderful
exploit. I.ss
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
WASHINGTON.
Indian Matters.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2o.-Prof. Hayden, of
Haydens surveying party returned to-day.
Although Indian Agent Savile rendered his
resignation last summer, it will not be acted
upon until the Red Cloud commission shall
submit its report.
Indian Agent Mills reports from Denver,
CAL, that the Ute Indians refuse to accept the
southern boundary of the San Juan cession as
located. The north line is not yet surveyed.
They positively affirm that they will not accept
any portion of the treaty of 1873 until the lines
are established as agreed upon with Brunot and
Cree, in which they claim that no agricultural
says the band who attacked Gardner, of the
Hayden surveying party, was band of Out
law Pah Utes. He says he has no doubt they
meant it for an attack, and he will furnish
guides for the troops which may be sent to
punish them.
All the members of the Red Cloud commits
sion have left for their homes each being
charged with the preparation of certain por-
tons of the report referring to special subjects.
The chairman, Gov. Fletcher, it is said, will
write that portion of the report referring to the
general question of management of Indian af-
fairs, as soon as all the documentary evidence
is nrinted
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
Bank of California,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 2O.-There is little
news concerning the affairs of the Bank of
California The subscriptions to the guarantee
fund now amount to 81 100000. The sale of
the assaying and refining works to Flood &
O'BIien is not yet consummated. 1t is under
stood everything is ready for formal transfer
but disagreement exists between the direct,
ors, portion of whom oppose the transfer on
the ground that the Ophir mine will produce
enough bullion to keep the works busy.
Full Returns of the California Election.
Full returns for Governor show for Irwin,
Dem 81 ,525; for Phelps, tRep.) 30,922; for
BidwelI, Und) 5000.
The Portland daily press., 1875-09-21
AHealth Yielding s,imu,aut.

1t is suicidal for man to drink ordinary liquor
when he feels weak, to enable him to perform work
in hand. The fatigue which labor produces is in
creased ten fold by the facilitating reaction of the
stimulants of commerce, so that the temporary in
ygorstion is purchased at fearful cost to health
stimulant, in order to impart healthful energy,
should be medicated. The reason that Hostetters
Stomach Bitters are so wonderfully eficacious as
restorative and preventive is that their alcoholic ba-
sis of Pure Old Rye is mingled with vegetable tonics
and Alternatives which the most potent known to
medical botanists. Their immediate or stimulative
effect is to the dormant energies and their sub
sequent operation is to permanently invigorate,
through the medium of restored digestion and Sc
erection, the various organs Of the body,