The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-07-19

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Murderer Hanged.
WARRENsBURa, mo July 9.-Frank
Davidson, who killed VIM. Haggerty,
Sept. 81. 1878. was executed to-day
Boat Races at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, July 9.-The weather and
the lake are all that could be desired for
the regatta, which was opened with pair
oar race. One Zephyr pair did not start,
and the other Zephyr pair gave out be-
fore reaching the end of the course. The
race was won by the Olympics in 9:41sa4; J;
| Wahwahsums second in 9:57A A. The col
| lege four cared contest was left to cornell
! alone, and mile and half was made
| in 9:15. j. Lewis, of Cornell, had the
college single to himself also, and he
covered mile and half in 11:54Hl. The
| first trial heat of senior singles was won
| by Murray, of the Elizabeth club, in
! n:35L second trial heat by r. W. Rath-
burn, of New York, in 11:13H1s, and the
| third trial heat by Holmes in 10:53H.
| In the six-oared shell race the Shaw
NUT Club of Boston, the Mutual Club of
| Albany and the Dauntless Club of New
York started, the last boat carrying
coxswain The Mutuals won, Dountless
second, Shawmut third. Time: $50,
$685., and 9:11A.
More Proselytcs for Mormondom.
The steamship Wyoming to-day
brought from Liverpool 600 Mormons,
mainly English, Scotch and Swedes. A
| large portion were woman. They leave
for Utah this eyeninw.
The Hebrew Convention In New York.
NEW YORK, July 9-The 9th council
| of the Union of American and Hebrew
congregation resumed session to-day.
| Rev. DR.. Silventhal, chairman of the
special mission on the course of study
from the Hebrew Union College. present
ed an unanimous report on the subject,
| in which he said that he was happy to
say that all differences between the clergy
had been settled. The report was adopt
ed. Rev. DIR. Mendes, chairman on the
committee on Union College, presented
a report Recommending the establishment
/ of college and the erection of build
ing at Cincinnati, and adverse to the es-
tablishment of a branch college in New
York. The report was adopted.
Ex-Gsoy. Seymour ON Land Culture.
In the Hebrew convention the chair
man of the committee on the Sabbath
question to-day presented report per-
tanning to the preservation of the Sab
bath institutions which was adopted. A
letter was received from ex-Gov. Sey-
mour giving his views on the subject of
land culture. He said He had watched
| with interest the plans of the Catholic
church to get its people into the country
and to make their homes on farms. He
deemed it a wise policy, and wise to have
those of different faith SO placed at the
outset that they can keep up their re-
spective places of worship. He had no
idea but what the Hebrews would be-
come good farmers.
Made Special Order.
In the Hebrew convention, after some
discussion, the report of the special com.
mittee relative to the opening of avenues
for the employment and residence of Is.
raelites in agricultural districts Of the
country, was made the special order for
tomorrow.
Grand Demonstration by orangemen at
Toronto.
ToRoETo, July 12.-The Orange procession
to day was the largest seen here for years
Johnson and Chambers. Irish delegates rode
in carriage in the middle of the procession
|, accompanied by the highest officers in ths
order. Lodges were present from Hamilton
Brantford, Brampton and other places. Ths
usual speeches were made in Queens park
The 0rangemen of Ottawa district did no
hold the usual celebration. They will havt
I trienDial council opens.
+ Reynolds the Mormon Bigamist Practi.
csily Free.
OMAHA, July 14.-In compliance with al
order from the department of Justice a
Washington, signed by Attorney General Dev
nraal 9er u<ef o.
olds, the convicted Mormon bigamist, from
t the Nebraska penitentiary to the Utah terri
e torial prison, Warden Dawson of the Nebras
ka penitentiary to-day delivered over th,
prisoner to Marshal Shaughnessy at Kearny
who proceeded westward with him. Rsyn
: olds will be confined in an adobe buiIdin
t containing four cells, about four miles from
t Salt Lake City, where he will have ample op
4 portunity to see his family and friends q
: frequent intervals This removal wa
brought about by the efforts of Delegat
Cannon, of Utah.
. Wife.
NEW YoRK. July IA Hartman, the Main
;, pedestrian, eloped with the wife of Geo. W
. Stockhouse, steward of the st. James hotel
few weeks since, and was found at Bosto
last week. Mrs Stockhouse is sister of tn
Il proprietor OF the st. James, and became in
= fatuated with Hartman during the Gilmor
|
5. flowers before him, and nursing him whe
" the contest closed. She appears to has
planned the elopement, following him I
Philadelphia thence going to Richmont
= The husband followed and finally trace
u them to Medford, norti OF Boston.
q Death from sunstroke.
ss ST. LOUIS, July 14-W. J. Lewis, prom
terested in the Big Muddy coal mines
\. Southern Illinois, was overcome by heat
= Carondelet, six miles below the city, ih
le morning and died in % minutes.
The Battle OF the Boyne.
y New YoRK, July Ia The Orange celebr
n tion in Ireland on the 18th, passed off vii
D. only a few cases of shooting and stonin
b, One death is reported. The authorities ha
in taken extra precautions because of excit
n ment in consequence of the debate in parli
IL ment on the governments Irish universit
- bill.
- Funeral OF Ex-Gov. Allen.
:. CHrLL1corHE, Ohio July 1.-THE funer
10 of Ex Gov VIM. Allen took place this NOR
q n ing from Fruit Hill. Business throughol
tn the city is generally suspended and mar
u business houses and dwellings are draped
Tony Excursion.
PHILApKLPHIA, July 4-secretary She
man accompanied by committee of b
es maritime exchange, the mayor. Speaker Ra
ld dali and other congressman, and well know
be citizens, went on board the revenue cut
nd Hamilton to-day and started on an inspecti'
az OF the Delaware river and harbor. This cor
% pleted. the Hamilton will take the secreta
along the eastern coas. on official visits.
Speculation ON the Bennstt-Smith Cas-
go NEW YoRK, July A. Regarding Cove Be
OF nett and Mrs. Smith, arrangements for who
he execution are making, the general feeli
lg- throughout Jersey City Is that the prisons
ln | will never be executed, and that even if I
"a court of er. ors and appeals and court OF ps
- dons refuse their appeals, they will not
TO- hanged July 25th, the day fixed.
ne sesfiesnents Must be Made.
e. IL WAsHINeroH, July 14.-During the prese
ne month all outstanding 1910 and $40 U.
ID bonds which have been called by the seci
he tary become due and settlements will have
On be made, The amount of these bonds
Lso Sag, ,00000o
YELLOW FEVER.
Ice Judge Rsy and Son win Probably Die
60 MEMrH1s, July 12.-The state board
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