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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-07

1. Name the essential properties of
matte, and define each.
2. What is specific gravity? State
rules for finding the specific gravity of
babies.
8. A mineral weighs 900 grains in
air, and $50 grains in water; what is
it's specific gravity?
4. Classify levers and give two ex-
amples of each.
5. Explain the principles on which
the formation of rainbows depend. IL
lustrate by figure.
6. A body struck byiwo equal forces,
at right angles to each other, will move
in what direction? Illustrate and ex-
plain.
7, State three laws of falling bodies.
s. How far will body, acted on by
gravity alone, fall IN ten seconds?
How far during the tenth second
What will be the velocity acquired at
the end of the tenth second?
8. Six movable pulleys are attached
to q weight of 1900 lbs, what power
will support the weight, allowing
loss of two-thirds of the power from
friction? a.'
10. Explain the action of the common
suction pump. How far can water
be raised with such pump? en-
ROLL OF HONOR following pu-
pills OF the school in district No. 5.
Bristol, have been neither absent nor
tardy, fer the month ending Nov. LIST,
|1S7S:
Addie Snyder, Winnie Bishop,
Nellie Kellogg, Lima Epson,
Henry Vincent, Freddie Roberts.
j. Il. PETRIE, Teacher.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-07
Kenosha County Circuit Court.
Alexander Bale Y, Plaintiff, J.
Against
The Christian Society of \ Ht,fr ....s-
nIn

?
The Christian Society of H.u
/ Salem, Defendant.
4 By virtue and in pursuance of a Judgment of
foreclosure and sale rendered in the above en-
titled action on the 10th day of October 1877
the front door of the Court House in the city
OF Kenosha,- on the 30th day of November 1878,
lat 2 O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, the
the said judgment to be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows: Lots numbered fourteen u4)
and fifteen C59, ,on the South East quarter Of
Range Twenty (2o(, East. according to a survey
and platt made and recorded April 27th, A. D.
1868.
Z Dated Sheriff's Office, Kenosha, Wis.,
i October 18th 1873
HUGH McDERMOTT, Sheriff
Of KenoSha County,
J.V. sc. QUARlES, Plaintiff IS Attorneys.
Chxx,y
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-11-07
THIRD WARD.

The following described lots or pieces OF land
are on the w or. Sec 5, Town /, r %.
G Ii Sanbern-Lot IS, block B, Sd 66.
do Lot Ii. block 3, 10 90.
The following described lots or pieces Of land
are on the N or. Sec 6. T l. r %.
Jas l. Howard-Block 90. $11 II.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-22

fam uno peS Maitss une eer Shiii5oeyjie
rune ptsrbalb Der paustbiir
gitte, msin Ssrr, Gallon, laaltste Sti'
fer ertahen Fin.
Nllo pes @atlions aulfdtis wurbe, ME
bsrbolts rsr 8remne GU fmsrfIan, lisB &c nil
fsiue 0ubs. Sd Isbnte mid, Elm aauli:tez
Bsfbtbum mein sieen gu nenasn, unS ta
ldeint mir bic tsitsiesns anfra3f satltulp
bar, ob Sic pctl sensist pasen, 5aus mt
Wartsn nett alsn ginrihtangsn tauFt
an mid ab5utretsn.
Bei s:eien Wcrtsn prallte Nitsr nib
3uriid, eab bic 0ats! lsinss Stel,iueeS lid
einen baleen Soll in Die ssfrorsns grps sin
tcbrte Cine bsfiiee Nutwprt Ih:psbls i'm
auf ben 9ippen Fl mptts innsiIen iiter!e-
gen, eab bic 1rage nur Gin Compliment isi;
osnn auf Ieinsm Gntlb lpielfn gsfriect-
9ung uno Stgl3. Gin We;,hen bftgahssts
er ren 5remcsn, pis ffiue 3ablungsfatis.
felt abfddsenp. paua pies er nit ciuer ua
jsitdtilhsn Mrmbepe9unB aui Den Mai. unit
pas tiiniilide Dsd.
Dsnfsn Sie fh einsn paIsnosn Gumpl
3u bem Snlsitut, iprah er nit unaatbabmIi
dem Ssltasefihl, eo,u Sauptmait unO
Jcdmait, uno Sic babeu cine &ralt pUn
minbsitsns adtbuntert lOnnsn. 9febmen
Sis ftatt oeS ga0aites lautfr eeltlaasne
solosne Dublcnen ein, itauea Se pen Neit
pes Naumes nit enalltsn SaaisnepiunS=
Notsn auf unb bietsn Sje mir paa @an;e
fur neins 5simlidtte. une i'd lase W,n
(t5orifeHung foiet)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-22

sin Gaara,tans. Gsrtificat Mnb ttat Die
Jetls son Wsusm at. Sn Gapeu muree
ct ,ufrf um lsinsn pab ssfrast. Ia CT absr
tsiue papisre fir leine 6rau ouf,uwsiIen
bette, 70 mubte ct wpbi pnst abe! nit iar
Den Bag vsglalsn, Iii, in Der Sua.aatdne'
Station 3wan3ia Sage 81 ver!veiien, bis
lie enolial mad NnltIn mettsrrsifsn tpnaen.
Dem am l3. In 85rns bsran0alte
tstsn Js1s gar Gsisr Sss 25jSbrjosa Sutt
laams Der SsullA tsranilhsa @flangffits
mcbntsn feisenbs Sanser unp paIRpa
Witslisber oes gDrnsr 0riaa9esreins bel J;
namlItb Die Ssryen: gbas. Oisnssr. Di.
rissnt, 6. $. .Glaub, $. 8enolfr, q.
2asis, 6. Batra. q. WfsIfftr, $. gbsj5,
S. 8ius, q. 5aafsr, S. 5auer, $.
0tUgmaun, gBn. Soigt, 81. 59eie, ..
2Denolsr, 6. Grobinann. 8. Dienges, a..
Ssramann, Wm. Distrrt. q. 36Ger, s..
g. GrGtsI, 81. 5umtolot, y. a5pper-
Wsis, S. Graham, S. 5Spper@sin, s.
Dbilipp. Comfort mar ssrtrstsn nugG
Die Ssrrsu 60. Sdmiot, D;rieent /;
u. Snssnhiitt, @mil 5serssr, Sac @alf
1tcmaa Su9enti'.t, 2ouis Strobaftr,
28llslm 9Srner, 5ltlius 9clsfamp, Gagl
S;yamaun. Spn 5anN Nntonio pa-
rem sridaisasn bic 0errsn: 6. @iasas,
Diuaeat; $. sartsr, s. 5arniih, Ct
Sanldsfs, q. Sismsrins, g8. Shamjrta,
81 0srmssb, 3. espa, So. 3lUatr. u.
Butter. u. 50ijns- 8. 8orttf. s Bo5
bara s. ar. uno go. Slide q eu
e'rauaiels 9 nar outh stns Delegation
t ltsaent 1u9 tsa b,trsn: 6. Graua,
&ariiiepb 3fsuiTr, SEQ. Gibaae. &c.
oenns, Bat Raurmaun oertretan.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-22

Sn elmer 5tiS,e iiter pea Smeiten
Tag Der Oesatte iiter oa3 Nu8nabmeee
ies iast Ger &orre1ponoent Der nOtagoes
burger 3eituas:" sa Wlittterlpeile mar
ViSmard, inn., eer iebr wellig Siefleiib
au baben i9eiut, penn CT perneilte feinc
fiini Wfinutcn naA einanoer auf ieiaelu
Plabe, gum 0anoeSratb8tiide 9eIlleu.
bert, pn cr bon uaten lerauf nit perI4ie=
penen 3tesieruag3Oertretera plaaserte.
Da trat ruasisbsa lsia Papa an ian ost.
az uao ;us len am Asgmsi Der jAass
ofrr fatr 5sgaA. ais psnn CT tattt iaBen
eousn .,Nanu, mas II otrn paa -
ldtets aber nur, Gle er ieinfu papa iab,
Der tbm bic baua entaeDeaitred!s unD ple,
(flte ibsr ben Suneestatb biaptg ,um
sriien Male i'm 9lsibatase traitislaattel
t.. Ser gaa,e gatsritcl, eraalte aus
pes Ran,lsrs aassn. 90 er pitlisidlt oes
IassS sseaate, an osm er suerlt ais ho
mo noyus In cine parlamfntarilAe Sos,
psrShait eintrat g1fr pstB es nur Dae
psib i6, CAP sia bOsbaftrr abs'oronsisr
3u pstlamiren bseana nBsuu Der <tr
nit ssm Soane ipridl tom 8unpesratpss'
tbrons itsr 3oG unp Woiitii--pann Ii. {.
w."--Dsr Vralipsnt pcn 5ordsntsa ater
lataslis gum srasn Nale waartno Der bsi'
| zen arbsit, bic i'm an benz Gage pblas,
ais er fab, pis Der slfrmcna!iAs Nlisiio'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-22

NIT bem JisitasfansIsy lprad, lem sr fir
ben Mcasat aasrrines upsrf5n,ia Isbr
na6s Rano."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-10-22
Sne Gsa5n,usberiuss

gor einissr 3sit sossa ruiiifd,s Slider
tei pem Dorfe Quthfa, Is WerR BON Sa
lepta, aus Der WOlea cine Oienss Gno.
den, welde auf @riuGen oss edniIhsn
@cniulS in pstsrsturs, Seryn Na0ifen
pon Der rniiiiAsn Itapsme csr 9BilifR-
idaften in Mussnihsin aenummen igurs
ben. Nubsr msbtsrsn llsberrelea pana
Mammutb tefanO lldn untsr ni:lsn Sac
den aud, elm ls6r grcbsr Sdabsl BON aiif
fdaiesr Jcrm. Gin Bid auf Die 3a9ne
mar ieoeh seniissNe, uin su cunlia!irsa,
pae bier elm SAaoei pcn siasm pcr.pat,!i,
den Sbisrf, benz gtasmothsrium, porlas
pom ps!dem maj: bisber nur esH uatsr.
tisfsr unp bic 3aanc aefunpsn bate.
Die eraen gtUti,ea i,bsr biefes 5ber
lammen aus Dem slnfanes oislse Sasr
banesrts Der unb tsfetsn aus sintsen
oarfti9en, rsais Sursrlaiiigen NittAeltan'
gen. GRIT uah esm isst in Der Dplsa
seiunrsnen rutaan0issu Suapsl III man
i'm gtauee. iid cine @orllsliuus BON Dem
senannien 2biere sa MAIDEN. oas ;u rem
arS5tsn @epraientanten Der prrpsltiiAsn
Sauna aublanos ssbSrt.
Die eanss ses Shaaels tetrdst q
5ue, bic sroets oGbe iaeluilpe Sss Utter.
ttefsrs bsinate 2 Jnb.unp bic Breite ni&t
saas u 6ub. gine Der aufaqisfsn 81.
ssntbamlidieiten bss Saaesls III elm lebr
eroBsr GnoAeaauSpuds auf Der Stirne,
Der eine 5AsOuiss Grt0auns bilsst. aersn
llmfans bsiaase 6ub bstrdst. gs tann
faum bsspeifelt usrpsn, pap b!sIer Nus
pudtS einem 5urne a!5 0ais aebisut 9at,
eas, nah DEN nod porbanpsnen Spmrsn
BON isbr srobtu 9lutssfaBen ;u ursbsIsn,
rielee Dimeniipuen esbabt babsn mu5.
50 ldeint iomit, paB oas Glasmctbertum
eias sswilis @sbs!iAisit nit bsm Wasburn
csr 8oswslt sesabt tat. Die Insabl
Der auf isosr Seite Der tsisen Ssisfsr Yor>
taneepsn Badsn,abne betrdst uno ibre
eanse User s 3uu, UtslsiA iie tisf IN BEN
| Ginnbodrnfnoten sinesfsilt iinb uno bar.
aus nur( (luneeiabr ;rei BOT bsspcrraaen.
Durh hifie Gnipedans zines yoaltdn
nisen Shdcels III eonfatirt, tab eas
glasmctberium CUR 5amilie Der NashSrner
eeeSst. Nah ben DimenIIcnen ess 5das
rsls il uytssilsn, Bat oas Eter cine einse
uon u bis Is 6ab esba5t. spis Die
frueer an nas eit't sebraAssn llsberrsfle
b,,sussn, bat nas .slasmctbsrium auf Der
Stifdt pom aaapiisasa Isere nno eer
2eplJa big su ben aubsriien a3ysa,ea pon
| Siaiisn eslst.. Aaf Die Jta9e aber, waaa
70 ssIsbt, aibt roriluiiI Die N.Nealhaft
ron fTins b,itmmte Matrpst. 9iar 70
oifl hst itii fab maM es BIER nit iener
sspIo ,'tsa ps'icps ~ !bua bat. rasdhs
tis Otlucial,el1 aeglaaas piro,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14
wafrsAnnn AnesAb.

The gblIowine very oOnAIlimshtAry
article d CIIngtsasman Whiteaksk d
taken fFom thb Sen Franeisco nanasssr
The penecfrslc organ uf California
Very nasaste flumb oo.ns ID ua fIsts
the State eleetiun in oregon, held last
Monday. ltis believed that ex Cover
nor John Wliiteaker Is elected TO Con-
gress, over Hines, the Radical Metho-
diat ptxacher Of bad reeorsl, and this Is
30 far cheering Whiteaksr's election
can hardly fsil 10 carry with it that Of
Thayer for Governor, for be Is very
popular throughout the State. Ear
bart, the Radical candidate for Seere
tary Of State, Il thought To be elected,
and most likely be Is, a. there are few
men in Oregon more generally respect
cd by all CLASSES, irrespective Of politics.
His personal worth and ability recon.
mend hin, rather than his party predi.
lsetions, A. ho Is very liberal In his
views upon partisan matters. As to
the Treasurer and State Printer, the
dispatches give only indefinite word.
The chances are ia favor of the Radical
candidates. but the election of White.
akor to Congress, and Of ThaIer as
Governor-if the two are elected-will
be substantial victory for the Demo
Gratis, even though they lose the four
other State candidates. Awe have be,
fore stated, John Whiteaker Is one Of
the Rblest, most sagacious, unfiRching
and soundest Democrats in tho whole
country. He will never be found on
the side of monopolies, he is firm and
consistent in his devotion TO the cause
Of labor sagainstcapital,h he dealises the
adoption Of expedients at the Ral;riKeeof
principle, and he Is inilsxibIy opposed
to every form Of corruption. OF un-
questioned integrity in bis private life,
be has always in public station exacted
from others, and himself maintained,
the strictest accountability 70 the people
in every path of duty. And as a farm
er who tills his own acres with his own
hands, and has managed his farm with
skill and thrift, he believes in conduct
ing the public business a. he manages
his own, with q prudent economy to the
utmost benefit Of all concerned. We
sincerely hope, as we believe, that he IA
elected, and il he ia, not only will Ore
son, but the entire Pacific Coast, be the
gamer from his labors in Congress. In
any body he viii make his iAauenee felt
in fiis time. And with The State Gov.
eminent administered by Thayef, the
affairs Of Oregon would be wisely and
frugally managed.
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A1noeaAE.c v1creax 3 eaaeen.


Iae latest returns from the recent
state election ia Oregon give nothing
further Of the result in de.iaise form.
The election of ex-Goyerpor John
8Aiteaker, Democrat, to Congress. is
coeceded by the Radicals, bat ,kev
claim tie roRainder of the State .ieket
Eastern Oregon is yet to hear from. Il
e the Democratic Tsash Legion. and
We still believe. therefore, tlles Thaver
is elected Governor. The Radicals
have elected the Secretary Of state
Fer the Democratic candi,lassss for
Treasurer and State Printe- ,!s...s i
SlaA basis for hope, s,e f-ar. as both
we're sfrOagIy opposed by faction Of
sseir own party IN some portions Of the
Ssate. But the gsod 9old that the
Democrats have q naasoriss in both
Aeuses Of the Legislators, 80 as 20 "a,
sure them the elactios. of tie United
Statss Senator 30 succeed Mitchell,
2adiOAl, in 1879, and that Wbiteaker
= undsubtediy elected, Is ea.s,sSh to
.sasss the Democracy If Oregon and Of
So shole Uaisn to reiosoe over the re-
1slt ss substantial aad ssose import
Aat Sietory. In the event Of the slec-
sen af the Presideat by tha House ef
2sPresostatives in 1880, the vote Of
SEegea, by Ehieeaksr, vill be cast for
the Democratic candidate. In the Sen
ate Of that year the additional Demo-
cratic Senator frala 0re2x,s. sE;n belp 10
SseA the Demaeras:c msiar;sv IN that
so4y- Thns, with Il Delsso.atie Aa-
0inl1t1ssiOa il 1881. Supported by =
beDoeresie majority IA both Houses Of
Congress. the Government VII he ars;n
restored to the principles Of tbs fathers
aud Radicalism viii no longer prevail
Accordingly. We Row greet tAe gallant
sasOpPrOmising and triumphant Dem
0cvaey Of Oregoa, for their splendid
aehisye2ent. Tbair party bretbren of
HoelisOrni2 eeagratai:ste ai.,l rejoice viii,
them. And We stia abide IN the hope
shat she elect;os Of ra.4yer as Goyereor
-siii add to the glory If the noslg soa
.'iinsa.y Is. ?. Ezaniasr.
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FHoM UNATsLLA CeCxrY.
PkSDLEroN, June 6. 1875

PENpLEroE, June 6, 1873.
Eiisor nssAaeraS,
During tho past week the citizens oi
Umatilia have been on the political
high horse, both parties closely contest.
ing all points. The day came, and the
voters have given their verdict ie favor
Of the Democratic ticket. The vote Of
this county has increased very much
since the last general election. All ex-
eitement has now quietod down, and
We are once more one people, having
confidence in those chosen by the peo-
pie to Gil the different stations.
Il Is now very warm, almost hot. and
dusty; those traveling out in the sun
find the heat oppressive. Emigrants
still passing through on their way 60
Paloase and other points above.
Our new comsra who took claims and
seeded during the past winter are great
u encoaraged, the wheat crop prornis-
ing a good yield The late sown grain
upon the higher land begins to show
sisns of shorter crop unless rain comes
soon, the prospect Of which looks rath.
or gloomy at present.
This country labors under a great
disadvantage Tor want of cheap trans
poFtation. With low market the
farmers cannot clear themselves by rails.
ing grain Ualoss they ean ship at lower
rate. An snterpFiss Is op foot 70 build
aa opposition line Of boats and provide
means Of transportation around the
Dalles and Cascades, which IS being IA.
verably locked upon by thu FARMERS
generally. OF course the key to the
Columbia river is held by strong mo-
nopoly, but we think a united effort on
the part of the people may at least
lessen thu burden aud ere long bring
about 9 radical change in freights and
fares.
The general health IN this country is
good, with the exception of diphtheria,
which disease has caused many a sad
heart. 1t appears to have been most
fatal on Birch and Butter creeks, and
also in the Weston and Milton districts.
It is nov raging ia the latter place, but
has to great extent subsidized in the
others.
It is frequent occurrence to see
from 9 to wagons. coupled together
and drawn sby from to le horses,
frsightiRg from Umatilla Landing into
this and other portions of tho country.
You have locomotives, while we have
prairie sehOoners, drawn by horses and
mules. H
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GLORY ENOUcH FOR ONE DAY.

Tie very latest returns we have
Ao~ that Gov. Thaser has been elect.
ID, bat his majority viii scarcely exceed
ens hundred. There Is also sosae hope
that the O&eial count will sloV Sites
aisctiOn by sasau majority. Even
tAoHgh We were sare of the Legislature
AID Congressman, our roostess di,ln't
feel like Growing last week. But sure
y they are entitled to an aising when
Ne End We have succeeded in getting
away with Senator, Congressman, Gov
ss1or. and probably Superintendent,
eva though we have lost some good
2ea IN the fight. It must be remem-
6erea that this changes the complexion
ef Congress four in our favor, and be
aides that W. ". Thayer viii hold the
helA Of our ship ef state ter the next
Soar years. Althoagh this i act all
AAe glory We could wish. ssill ~ con-
Aiasr il = good days work.
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Guardian's Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY dfvIgN THAT
~ b. VIRUS Of an order issued aul ii
he Connty Court Of the slate OF Oregon
n and for tie County Of Maroon, ON The
llth day OF May 1875, the under igueSl
Guardian Of the persons and estates d
ueufy q. Rowland, Mannarst s. Row.
and. Charles q. Rowland, Eddie L. Row.
and. Mall>Sa Y. Ro~land ano Annie n
hNwiand, m nnrs residing N said Maliof
county. will sell - punlfe aQttion on zfs.n-
.ays Juno 2tth. 1878, ~ o'clor.i, 2. ~, =
no Court hoQse door ia L.inu eounty
Tekon. al the right, tile and intefsst q
aid minora la and TO the following de
'crioed parcels Of land situated ir said Liar
county, tu-wit: Commencing at Z pom
"a the easi side of the donation land claim
Z Alexander Kirk 10. 20 chains south fress
ne southeast corner of . lot dex ded and
Conveyed by Alexander Kirl % the Meth
dist Episeopal Church In Township II
.outh Of Range 2 west oi the Willamette
Meridian. In the County OF Linn and state
OFeRons and running thence south Il
rotts; thence west 10 rods and Ia links
hence neEth IL rods; thence east Is rod
md ~ links to place OF beginning, and
ontain1ng one acre, more or less.
Also commencing a the southwest cor
ner Of Peter Kesling's land, theme run
ming east Is rods 10 the so1theeSt corner
OF naid Keslingss land; thefcs south ~ =
rod: thenee west 28 rods north 411< rod.
. place OF beginning, aud containing eio tl
.cras. more or less, situated In se ton 9
Township II, 8 q Wv.
Also. beginning - the n e corner oft5e
quarter of session 8 in 4 I6s s X w.
Of Willamette Meridian. thence south IS.
1S chains to land owned by Phillips; thence
vest 20 chains rth 271< chains: thence
vest 2l chains; thence north III chains %
the center Of said section 6; thence east 40
chains to place Of beginning
Also, beginning 81 stake 90 rods " OF
he 8 Z corner OF section a, ] IS, R4W
{ Willsfnest Meridian apd ruuning thence
North 81 reds; thence west p rods tlsenee
south SO rods; thence east 8 rods 70 place
e hrzinning-contaiHing ave aeres, more
Also, lot No. s ii block No. hin the town
af North BFoWnsvllie, and also, beginning
It the 8 w corneF of lot No D in block No
: in the town of North Brownsville and
running thence norh on the west line OF
aid lot, 50 feet thence east I06 feet TO thu
,ast line of said lot: thence south along
he east line of said lot to the \ E corner
hereof; thence west on the south line Of
aid lot to place Of beeinning.
The interests Of sad minors in said
and to be sold rs Aforesaid, being six-1
eighth Interest IN and to the whole Of sald
land, subject to q life interest OF W H
Rowland IN two-thirds thereof, and q life
interest Of Margaret Tharp ii one third
hereof. said sale to be for United States
gold coin, and on the fRllow ng tsi uaas to-
VII One thl d down, and the balances Ia
two equal deferred payments of one and
two years drawing lat rest ct the rate os
en- per cent. per annun1, and secured by
Dirt mortgage on the premises Id.
May s4sh, 1878. wl2W4
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ser CeNaTERE0 YEE.

A few weeks ago il was sn.o4sassa
ia eaicial prOclamations fpon Havaaa
that the rebellion in Havana had been
suppressed, and this announcement was
followed By almost daily bulletins Of the
surrender of iasargsRts.s. Now it is re-
ported that the Spanish government has
persuaded Martinez Campos to remain
in the island and prosecute another
campaign against the rebels, and has
Es0Eaised him s5,000,Ge0 and 10000
recruits xberewith 70 do it. There
nauss be pretty strong remnant Of the
Cuban republic hidden somewhere in
The mountains, If so mucb Rloasy1a
sum almost equal to the entire war fund
veted few weeks ago by the British
farliement-and so many men in addi-
taon to the large army already ia the
aeld are required for It's destruction.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-06-14

The following has just been received
At headquarters in this city,.
BOISE CRY, June ., 1878.
To tAs dssist.sns 49istans Gescnri, De.
partmsat ef TIE Col,tn,5ia, Porsta,.S,
Oregon.
SIR II have the honor to state that
your telegram, under date Of June lst,
received this A. n sent It immedi-
Ately by messenger to Capt. Collins and
Capt Bernard in the Geld. About 10
o'clock A. n. messenger arrived from
Big Camas Prairie, bringing letter from
Capt bernard with orders to Telegraph
q 70 headquarters for your information.
This | embodied and sent as directed.
Mr. Thomas Silvey, stock man from
Camas Prairie, smembcr Of the camp
"a which the attack was msde. gave me
the details of the first oatbreak in sub
stance as follows:
Three men, besides Thos. Silvey,
kuester, Nesnath, and Silvey, brotber
1t the tirst named, had established 4
temporary eanp for branding animals
on Big Camas Prairie. The Indians
had been threatening for some time, bat
chs stock men did not fear any violencs
until the Indians should have eonere-
gated in larger aambsrs 50 that when
advised by Indians to leave with stock
took no notice Of them, but continued
20 remain, endeavoring TO keep on
friendly terms hy giving the Indians
cattle frem time to time. About san
rise on the 3lst slt an Indian sp.
preached their camp proposing to trade
= buffalo skin with Kuester. The bar.
gain being completed, she Indian threw
the bui1ale skin at Euester's feet, ex-
Pecting hi1n, as Mr. Silvey says, to
stooP and pick it up. This Mr.. Kues-
ter did not do, but suspeeting something
wrong freua the action Of the Indian,
turned to his horse and commenced sad
ding the animal, Nesmith meanwhile
going TO the tent and preparing the
cooking outfit for leaving. At this
stage tho IhdiAn steps up to Nesmith
while in the STOPPING position, and plac-
ing the muzzie Of his gun so near the
fsce Of the former as 20 burn his skin
with powder, shoots Nesmith through
the head, the hail entering the right
cheek. Keester then turned 90 attack
the Indian, Who shoots him. the ball
striking his head and gianeing oil. Sill
vey, who is at distance, now comes to
the rescue. The Indian fires st him
also, bat misses hira and prepares TO Ere
Lagain, while Kuester, recovering from
the sheek, reaches the tent and secures
rife. The Indian seeing this, makes
OF Kaester fred at the retreating
Indian, and lzissing Kim, the Indian
made good his essapa. ! have given
the matter thus in detail IS ] received
it from Silvey, that the circumstances
Of this first bioodshed may be rs veil
understood as possible / have sent
Mr.. ltobbins,. chief of scouts last sum-
meT. to join Capt. Collins with two good
naen- Twenty-Five or thirty volsnteers
ffoia Rocky Bar have Joined Can't Col
has- Late reports from Owybee are to
the eject that Indians have been max
ing hostile demonstrations in Jordan
EaBey, surrounding a house, demand
ing guns aad ammunition. Sheriff
Hayes, Of Silver City, states that troa-
bic may hegiA st any moment. / am.
ssr. very respectfully your obedient ser
vent. F. JAMES PATTERSON.
Sd Lleut. 2lst Infantry.