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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05
OREGON LEGISLATURE.
TENTH SESSION.
THIRTEENTH DAY, Sept 25th.

THIRTEENTH DAY, Sept 25thL
senate.
Bill for an act to provide shorthand
reporters for the courts; ordered en-
crossed, and read third time tomorrow.
REPORTED FROM COMMITTEES
Bill to amend charter of city of
Albany; favorably.
s. b. l2-To promote medical science;
'fayorably; amendments offered and
was adopted.
HOUSE BILLS, ETC.
The act to incorporate town Of Jack
sonville The act to authorize Dalles
city to dispose of certain lands, and the
act to incorporate town of Lebonon;
were read first time.
II. B. l0-To prevent the employ
ment of Chinese on public works; and
the bill to protect stock growing inter
ests; read second time, the latter ordered
to third reading tomorrow.
Serase concurred in joint memorial
for the establishment of harbor of
refuge at Port Oxford. And with reso-
luton to expel the saloon from Capitol
building.
The House resolution requiring two
thirds vote for the introduction of bills
after 30th day of session; laid ON table.
House memorial for an extension of
time to the N. P. R. r.; referred to
committee on railroads
Memorial for the opening Of the
Umatilla reservation; referred to COM
mittee ON Federal relations.
Senate concurred In House resolution
to procure copy of proceedings had by
representatives of general government,
and the State, with the Umatilla Indians,
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
PETITIONS.
From citizens of Harrisburg for
amendment of charter.
From citizens of Benton county for
an appropriation to defray expenses of
survey Of swamp land at Alsea.
From citizens of Yamhill county for
repeal of fence law.
BILLS iNTRODUCED
of following import:
By Waldo-To provide for clearing
streams of drift wood
Lord-To repeal law for appointment
of the State Librarian, and allowing
supreme court to appoint
George-To amend law relating to
corporations.
Thompson-To prevent spread of con-
tagious diseases among domestic animals
George To amend the school laws.
Myers-For relief of w. w. Beck.
Apperson-To amend laws for collec-
ton of taxes.
Cochran For relief Of certain pur-
chasers at public sales.
Davidson To amend laws for taxa
ton.
Bilyeu-To amend law relating to
elections of justices of the peace.
George For relief of W. s. Horn.
+ Haley-To regulate the employment
of convicts.
Bradshaw-To amend Sec. 115, page
329, civil CODE
Bmnett-To permit foreign corpora
tions to do business in the State, ON
same basis as domestic; and another to
regulate actions against such foreign
corporations; and bill to punish tres
pass. Adjourned.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05

The new pope, being fone Of quiet,
has ordered all the females to be re-
moved from the Vatican.
No dead fish are allowed to be sold
II Germany The Gernanls buy their
salt mackelel alive. but it Is puzzle to
know how they keep sarlines from
dying when 50 many are pscked - )
box.
A Bergen county man PIE asantly set.
down at breakfast, and his owing wife
said; Darling, does your head ache e
He replied with sufficient dig anity, NO:
why should you aska And she said
back, ssNeIl, dear, you cams home at
three o'clock this morning. ind Is vou
eouldn't hang your hat ON ths rack, zou
put the rack doHn on the floor, and
said you'd hang every hat Ia tie house
on # AID thought your lad mighz j
ache.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05

AT PoHTLANp PRICES j


The governments s hastenin military prepar-
ations. Troops are being collected from al
sides and sent TO various points on the north
vest frontier Of hldia.
Protest from Q Hungary.
PEsTH, Sept 30 Hnnga ran radicals held
mass meeting here to-day to protest against
occupation Of Bosnia Reso lut;ons were u11an-
imousIy adopted declaring the occupation sf
Bosnia BY Austria fatal TO le Hungarian na-
ton and demanding the withdrawal Of the.
army Of Bosnia.
The Lass ssronsbo ID Taken.
vienna. Oct. L General Joyanopich tele.
graphs Ihat on Saturday, that after Eve days
of violent bomkardment KIobaek, the last
refuge Of the Herzegovina insurgents, sur
rendered, having made q brave defense. The
destruction Of the fortified rock was iinsae
diately commenced The austrian loss was
trifing.
Troops Recalled
General Philloppovieh. replying to an m
quiry from the war department. states that
three divisions can be recalled 4 from Bosnia by
the end of October. The reserve force Of the
corps of observation viii also be furlourhed
and a number Of horses sent home.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY
IN concern that the undersigned has been awarded
contract for keeping the Douglas county papers
period OF two years All persons in need OF assistance
from said county must first procure certificate TO that
effect any member Of the County Beard and pre-
sent II 10 OF the following named persons who
authorized TO and viii for those presenting such
certificate: Button 4 Perkins, ROseburg L. L. Kellogg,
Oakland; Mrs Brown, Looking Glass DR.. Woodruff is
authorized furnish medical aid to all persons in need
Of the same and who have been declared paupers Of
Douglas county. w. b. CLARKE.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05
PACIFIC CUAsT.
Eaiate or me Dead Bolaanza King.

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not HOT. =. l:l1s h.c .ls1alass she e. Wepp, VINO
g sis essAse q tne
= .s'sS :. S p = sgEsisl ~ AZ inventory
ests - h 81 ~ In s '.s ,,-'.s. = Is,
consists 1riI,e;,,a1,v ss follor. Pal sissts z
5000 4g3 5ll. k.rn;t,Ira and ,,a;,,t;,,<,s Soe
AKA AZ, books 500 95f,. -.ssh l.5a.ssss ~
vaa hanlr sss s5 al ;s,l - co 1s.
third infarest 4, f fr,s, f s,;,,s, -1nI pss,,
a, ,Rr;en s9fl foo. ;,,ta,ast the
F1aod n, gsr;e,, IS z o 8
the Nevada Rari yalssa - siz b',..
325 00o 50000fl II .,er cent II s I',,,f's
valued a. slf9 5@l 81 sbs - s,ss, sSsfss IN
shares Gas fo steL sos 5, 51 sbs,..s q
Pacific Min and l;n;,so ~ 81 GO o1
shares Pacific Wood and Lumber Co. SIS. $50.
9374 shares Golden CITY Chemical Works,
So. 500; 3.9S4a shares in lie Virginia cold
Hill Water Co, S99. 609 IS. The inventory
also includes notes for 500 0C %. among which
are two notes on Maurice Dors for $250. 600
and S56, $50 respectfully. The majority Of
the remaining notes are marked Of no value
The Sutter street homestead property, which
is valued In the inventory st Sl60, 000, was
purchased from Senator Sharon for 1922 900.
There is no account In the inventory Of min
ing stock held by deceased. The VIII having
essas aai SSse. tnc eASet1c cte " -. t--<As1
as soon after his death as possible. and the en-
try showing the $3.50, 000, 900 IN q. 5. bonds
is supposed to represent the amount for y hieh
the stocks were sold.
Payment Of Mexican Claims.
Under the convent,ou bs.4w san fhe FJ,s5kS<7
States and @be Mex;c.r Ies,,,,ti;s.. l,,ls- 2
1866 cla;mants aa;nsf Me -, nos; ~
ginning to receive ant ef the fr ts, i.,stsI-
ments Of 5000 00O cash alraa.lv y,.id oz,s,. =.
our Goyernu,er1t nv Nerics. the ~, ,sta #
their respective awards. C a. McNnlfy.
attorney for some of thee eclaimants on tEjs
coast. received Yesterday the first fold draft
from the secretary Of state 81 tie Tinted
States in part payment Of one Of these claims.
amounting to Ia per cent. OF th sum awarded.
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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05

LoSDoS. Oct Teiegraphic dispatches
from India leave little room for hone that the
Afghan difficulty viii be arranged psaceably.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05
SIXTEENTH DAY, Sept. 30th.

11I.@N e-1@
Senate.
BILLS REPORTED.
Fulton-To amend an act to re-district
the State; ordered engrossed and read
third time tomorrow.
Fulton-S B. z, from committee on
commerce, with two amendments; was
adoptad and ordered engrossed.
Hirsch-To create the Office OF fish
commissions; ordered engrossed.
Roos-S. B. %, for the destruction Of
noxious weeds; engrossed,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05

Yesterday an expert forger, described ss !
young man Of about p years of age, obtained
50. 600 from w. s. Hopkins, broker, Oh :
check which had been altered to that amount
from sl9 75-l00. The check vas ugned By
Renton, Holmes Co, lumber dealers. The
signature was genuine, the original check
having been procured from the firm IN the
way of business. Several other small swim
dies of the same nature and by the same
party have come to light.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05
NationaI Financial MATTERS.

some gold jewelry and small amount of
currency, all of which was secured by the
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05

The British ship Commerce, from Phila-
delphia for Antwerp, was sunk by collision
off Hastings and two of the crew were
drowned.
The British steamer Yoxford, from New
York for Havre. was abandoned at sea- Her
crew arrived here safe.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-05

VIRGINIA. Sept. 30. Capt. John Kelly,
made an attempt to visit the ophir mine TO-
day, having legal permit made out under the
law authorizing holders OF per cent. Of stock
to inspect mines on the 30th Of each month.
Patton, acting under instructions, refused to
let him In. Kelly swore ont warrant and
Patton has been arrested. There is much
excitement over the affair Kelly was in
dorsed to-day. Sierra Nevada wiz be IN
spected by experts
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.
Hopeful signs of the End Of the EnIaesaai

Hopeful Signs of the End of the Epidemic.
Yesterday at IA m. there was to have taken
place meeting OF the Board of Health pursu-
ant to adjournment from Thursday evening
At the appointed hour Doctors Chopin and
Taney arrived, soon followed by Doctors Austin
and Allbrect. but one more being necessary to
form full board. At 80 no more members
appearing it was decided to postpone the $685.
sion until this Saturday evening.
The object OF the meeting was Of great i'm
poptance and Interest, being to discuss the ad-
Visibility OF declaring the epidemic over and
request the Governor to withdraw the quaran-
couI SO will be adopted in the meeting to. night
as from oil appearances the yellow fever Is on
rapid decline.
The deaths yesterday were eight in number,
all other diseases for the same period Of time
This is, indeed & hopeful sign coupled with the
fact that q good white frost was observed Oh
Friday m orning by the early risers. and that it
is highly probable to enjoy O. continuance of
cool weather for many days yet.
DR.. Chopin is not Of the opinion that ab-
sentees should make haste to return to New Or
leans now, us there will be yet moro deaths.
though vuJy f6W, Hf3stt tt7He weeks 4
member Of the board remarked to our reporter
that all danger was now passed aud that the
fever was considered by him no longer epidem-
ic The best thing to do said he is to declare
the sickness on the WHne. to raise the quaran-
tine. SO that all the cities. towns and villages
that have interrupted all com municaions with
New Orleans and with each other should be con-
vinced Ut tue useiessness OF further uuaran-
tine.
If the board at its meeting o-night comedies
in the opinions Of many distinguished pbysi-
clans Of New Orleans In doca ing victory over
the scUurge, then our city, awaking from its
apathy, will SOC business once more resume its
wOnfed course, bringing with 1t resurrection
people,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
parrish POLITICS.
Changes Inn the National Tickle

E@ hM aAAC faMtABHAA AkEkREs
The fact that yesterday was All Saints Day,
and to q certain extent a dies non did not pre-
vent the National committee holding meeting
to take action on the status Of those nominees
on their ticket who have not paid their ASSESS
ments.
Their session was ecret. very secret, and
definite Information as 10 the proceedings on a
whole could not be- obtained. but it Was ascer-
tained that there was formal Endorsement of
Mandeville Marigny in place of Fl. Guiliotte for
sheriff, and that the prOpriety of taking down
the name Of Glendy Burke and substituting for
it the name Of Augustus Reichard. the Citizens
nominee for Administrator Of Finance, Was
seriously considered. The change was not
made, but it is probable that 1t will be.
The ticket will not be promulgated until its
appearance In the field on election day.
, The Nationals deny 1t. but persons who claim
to be posted say that the changes already maize,
and the changes which will follow, are in ae-
cordance with the terms and stipulatioDs of
com pact entered into with the Citizens Associ-
a'lon; and these knowing ones" predict that
on election day there will be no National ticket
In the felt.
We shall see what we shall see" was he re-
mark made Yesterday by q local politician, and
MS remark embodies O. condensed review #
the situation. Politics are mixed, decidedly
mixed. and at This time no prediction can be
made as to the nominees the several tickets
which will appear election day in opposition
to the regular Democratic Conservative ticket.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
A BULLET IN HIS BACK.
A MAN SHOT AND MORTALITY WOUNDED
BK JOHN j. DAELY, ALIAS
SONNY DAsET.
Full Particulars of the Shooting, To-
gether with the Dying Mans

Full Particulars of the Shooting, TO-
getsaer with the Dying Mans
Statement.
At $50 o'clock last night, in front of the house
Of i'll fame kept by one Johannah Hawk, located
on Dauphine street, between Cont and St.
Louis, q young man named Robert A. Mahoney
was shot and NOR ally wounded by q notorious
character named John +. Daily, alias Sonny
Daily.
The wounded man, as soon as the ball pene-
traRd his body. staggered against the fence
and after recovering himself retreated into a.
house kept by one Molly whore he fell upon the
floor, faint from the loss OF blood. From this
house he Was taken In charge by the police and
conveyed to the Cnari Y ospital. where be now
lies in dying condition.
The accused. after committing the murder
etas deed fed from the aeene and has not bean
heard of since.
The police. who were, promptly on hand. ar
rested Johannah Hawk, Nellie Coppers init
Michael Dermothy, jane Brandy E. Smith
o 0a91 s saa J9h MhsrPh ss
ton. on the charge OF being accessories before
and after the fact to the stabbiDg and danger
oq Mv woq I'M g. Of r A. M NJ
we'll as of some OF the accused, it is said that
Sonny Daily acted the coward throughout the
whole affair. and the shooting was most cold
They say that Murphy, Dermothy and Daily
had been in Johannah Hawks domicile and
talking to a woman named Nellie Cop. or
smith. Murphy walked up to the girl on the
pretense that she had insuted him, and struck
her in tho face. He had no sooner done so
than Mahoney recprocated by striking Muir
ply in he face.
A scuffle ensued. during which Mahoney got
the best OF the fight. Laily discovering this,
drew bis revol liver aud sneakiug up behind
M4honey fired; the ball missed its living
target and went travelling through Space. Quick
as thought Daily 1red a second shot, the ball
penetrating the right side Of Mahoney's back
Inh Ic'ing mortal wound
The wounded man visited at the hospital
following statement: well, if you want to
know al about it, [ will tell you. 1 was stand
ing on Danphine street, talking to Nellie Cop
persmith. when fellow walked up to her and
smashed her In the nose; then smashed him
coward crawled I'D behind and fred two shots
one of them missed me and the other took me
In the back. / guess [ am going to die from it.
That's all | know about the matter"
John Daily better known by his alias Sonny
Daily, although very young man. has been
ambitious to bear the reputation Of being no.
tOriOus, and to succeed ut this. he has stabbed
assaulted and shot men. but he always did SO
beh1ud their backs. H. was never known to
give his antagonist q fair showing. He gener-
ally speaks to @ man that he intends to have a
difficulty with as it he wore on friendly terms
with hi m and when his vicrim Is not paying
particular attention to him, would plunge a |
knife into his back
Up to Il late hour last night Daily had not
been CAPTURED,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
CITY ECHO ER.

G. Harris was locked no In the Seventh Pre-
cinct, charged with false registration.
= Joseph Lewis is in the HarbOr Station
charged with pifpriDg rice.
The bridges throughout thu Fifth Precinct are
reported by tho police to be- broken and In a.
dangerous condition.
Thursday. as q lady was passing the corner
Of Jackson and Prytania stre+ts we'll dresser
thief seized her purse and made off with it.
German by the name Of J, Souer bit p
Halahan in the arm, anu was locked up in the
Fifth Station.
A charge Of berg dangerous and suspcions
characters holds Mike Cain and Pat Quill in the
Third Station.
Thursday night Mr.. Irman's residence.
to the amount Of $50 by this expl sion Of o coal
Oil lamp. The. fumes were e4tinguished by
Corporal BrOadhead
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
R III FV ES,

Hon W. FL. Rogers. Judge OF the Fifth Dis
tri Court, has returned to the city.
Hon. E. John Ellis has been compelled to
close his canvass # the country parishes in his
District on account OF the serious illness of one
Of his children.
Capt. Tndel. Of the O1achita packet D. Stein.
received t+legr, phic, information yesterday
from Monroe 'hnt the quarantine had been
raised and that the river WAS rising
By some una"countable error the name Of
Marie Sophie Vnlemeur was published ia the
list OF Charity Hospital new cases. when the
child died at Mr.. Viilemeur's residence her
father.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
w augled HCe1ee.

AS Corporal Ruiz Of the Fourth was making
his rounds at 1920 Thursday night he discov-
cred a, man lying In tho gutter on Orleans
street, between Johnson and Prieur bleeding
nrOfuse1y from SEVERAL scalp wounds Assist.
ance was summoned and the nnfortuDate man
was removed to the Charity Hospital where he
was identified as Mike niece aged s. yea S.
AS to how he met with b 3 wounds it WAS i'm
possible to a. certain. as he Was in an insensible
condition. It is supposed that he was set upon
by several men and beaten.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
Paris Contributors to the Yellow Fever
Sufferers.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The following are
the names OF some Of the principal contribu-
tors in Paris to the yellow fever fund:
John W. Mackay, 10000 francs; President
and Nine. MacMahon, 5000 francs; Lazard
Freres Il Co, 5000 francs; Henry Rosener,
1000 francs; Deputy Menier. 1000 francs; Dr.
J. Marion Sims, 1000 francs; Messrs Mercaud, )
Andre Co., $500 francs; Edmund Good
chaux, 500 francs; Hodaman Il BruhI, 500
francs; Fred. J. Palmer, 500 francs; NJ. and
Nine. L, 500 francs; f. Vogel <; Co. 500
francs; r; ". Colbin, 800 francs; Hottingner
Il GO, 1000 francs; Marquis de la Gandara.
800 francs; Mrs. Westngham (Pittsburg), 500
francs; Munroe & Co., 500 francs; DrexeI,
Harles d Co., 500 francs; Camondo u Co.,
American Episcopal Church. through Rev. J.
Morgan, 4129 francs: through the American
Chapel, 1923 francs; through Munroe & Co..
2340 francs; through Drexel, Haries Il Co.,
800 francs; through SeIigman Freres 4 Co.,
1875 francs; through New York HGroLd, 1898
francs; through lalgnania Messenger, 365
francs; through The Continental Gazeite, 148
francs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
PEEsaN u AZ.

We had the PLEASURE yesterday of meeting
our friend Q. J. Berry, the popular and enter
prlslng importer Of tropical products. who has
lust returntd from an extended trip through
the West Iudles and California.
E. II. Adams the we'll known uptown dry
goods merchant, has Just arrived from the
North. where he has been purchasing stock Tor
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
Larceny.

Two negro women, named Belle Phillips and
Julia English the former as PRINCIPAL and the
latter as accessory, were arrested by Officer
tarlick and locked uD in the Central Station,
charged from information received with the
larceny Of an envelope from the Howard Ae8o-
G ntion Containing Q check on 9. Ctiz"ns'
the letter containing the money had been care
lessly left on the table in the association room,
and 1t mysterious1y disappeared while no one
else was in the room but these two nurses.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
Register before the "fEiees are crowded.

WINES AND L1QUoRs.-Mr. E. R!viere, whose
experiences in tne wine and Iiuuor business eE-
Hnoth4r column that hs has in stock a Verv
:; p9r;2r brand Of Rye cid whisky Mr. Riviera
such things on this whisky, and it must be-
good. Stop in at 50 Gravier Street and try It,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
severely Burned,

At AS O'Clock yesterday at tho st. Vincent de
Paul Cemetery. Mrs. Sophie Foust's little girl,
aged wears. Vas severely, though not danger
ousy, burned about her body by her dress com
ing in contact with q lighted cRndle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02

= For families visiting Phi adelphia. no more
coy, hOme-like dnartrrs. combined with excel
lent service. uneXcHptiOnal cuisine, and mode
rate prices can be found than a. the Cs,tonn made
Hotel on Chestnut street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02
shot Himself,

Yesterday q little boy named Fl. Shoulder
while handling p Robin Hood pistol, anciIent-
ally shot himself in the right breast; Fortunate
IT, the wound is slight.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02

Said a philosopher, 81 don't like man
who Is intimate on snort acquaintance, be-
cause he is almost sure to be short on
Intimate acquaintance"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02

English Movement Against costly Fu-
nPFaEs.

An association has been formed in England
entitled, THE Church of England Funeral
and Mourning Reform Association" to en-
courage the adoption Of such observancea as
are consistent with the hope Of resurrection
70 eternal life, and to discourage feasting on
the day Of burial, and all useless and eztrav-
giant expenditure in the coffin and its furni~
tore, and in the wearing Of nournjng-lNeT
York Evening Post.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02

PAsTEES MIR. A. ". Hyatt Is prepared to fur
nish. at low prices and at short notice aLy
quantity OF quinn d paper for election tickets.
Candidates. take notice.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-02

his cosy establishment, No. 5o4 Magazine street.
rebuilding bis shattered health He looks quite
himself again -