davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
Helpi,ag the Poor IN Ireland

MONTREAL, Dec. AT meeting Of
St. Patrick's Society, last night, COM
mittee was appointed, consisting of four
m, M bers, Presidents of Irish societies,to
wait upon the clergy and obtain their
consent to the collection of money for
the distressed in Ireland. st. Patrick's
Society has called mass meeting for
Monday night, at which resolutions will
be offered condemnatory of the conduct
of the Imperial Government in arresting
the three agitators.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
Important 10 Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
only thing that mothers can rely upon fer
their children. 1t corrects acidity of the
sfomach. cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and gives rest, health and comfort,
10 mother and child. During the process
# teething its value is incalculable. 1t
softens The gums, reduces infiamm alton
and allays ali pain, thereby giving rest 10
The child and comfort 70 the mother:-
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

.o,,.poypsNr from Dublin has
l.,svsd Parucll, who says his Amer
I. !, +, very doubtful, his plans hav-
(...a iuterlered with by the late ar
/, us,biuks he can be more useful
4. ,,u,e in Ireland than iE America.
LIN, IN her and sister spend good
L.o ,f,heir time near Bordentown,
near which town the family own
r,,,i,e estate fronting on the Del
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
.1,'n1 Broken bu q FuLI.

Eddie McKaig, lad living at No. s13
Lombard street, met with an unfoItu-
nate accident yesterday morning, by fall
ing down stars, which resulted in the
breaking Of his arm. The saddest part
of the affair is that the boy is already a
cripple, and has to use crutches all the
time. DIR. Brown was called in and set
the broken arm.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
at Roach's Shin Yard

4. The keel for 1914 has been laid, and
the work Of raising the frames will be-
gin at once.
Considerable new machinery and iron
for the new ship is arriving at the } ard
every day.
Work on the Louisiana is progressing
rapidly, and this vessel will leave the
yard In short time.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
$4,000 Fire In Chester

sIa,ulh, December 4.-The sho,ldy
sSt snn, noNerS q Sons, this city, was al
l,r 'HToItly HoI Destroyed by fire this eve
b IN JvM psn aot ut 81 900 ; insurance, So
n an,aa a''al' iphla companies. The fire
&p 'a oy the explosion of u coal oil
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

| |Euuosr is grieved because, as he
Il $4,000, 900 of government bonds
|, s4p sent home from Europe. But
Isu show the old croaker up a tcle-
L. i,el London, Dec. 4, says United
las bonds are hardly to be got there
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

w.roR LAMAR emphatically de-
s,h authorship of a letter recently
Ilklel in Washington and attributed
bVn, ,dcccating the destruction of the
fm though the election Of Grant to
IAfd Term.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
A Lu2ge WHfer Tar,

The heaviest charge for water on the
books of the Water Department., is that
against the p. w. & Is. Il. Z. Company,
which exceeds $500. This is not large
sum, however, considering the amount
of water used
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
-
DANGER SlgnnlA

iNeulnent men have died within the
AW weeks OF Brights disease, and
"! more will soon die of the same
Es destroyer because they do not take
'ntssafe Kidney and Liver Cure. the
'lNie remedy for this aud other Kid
1Md liver diseases. deci wv,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

There Is danger for children in every
medicine which contains opium In any
forn and we therefore cheerfully re-
commend DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup, when
is warranted not to contain opiates OF
anything Injuries.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

In the Potters' Association yesterday
]. II. Brewer, of Trenton, N. j. was eL
ected President. On taking the chair Mr..
Brewer made brief address, in which
he said the increased produce of crockery
ware during the last year amounted to
100000 and he believed that if Con-
gress does not meddle with the tariff the
rate Of growth would be increased. Re
ports were presented on the subject Of
crude material, labor aud statistics. The
question of uniformity of sizes Was dis
cussed. 1t is understood that the Assoc
iation has retained the present selling
list, but appointed committee to revise
the schedule and report. A resolution
was adopted requesting President Hayes
not to sign commercial treaty with
France.
A caucus of Republican Senators has
been beld In Washington, at which Sem
a tors Morrell, Conk!ing, Hamlin, Nc
Mill IN, Booth, Kirkwood, Cameron, I.o-
gan and Carpenter were appointed q
committee to coufer with President
Hayes on the subj set of the future finan-
ciai policy OF the party. The majority of
the above committee are Western men,
and opposed to the Administration's
financial policy.
Every moment of our lives every part
of our body is wearing out and being
built up anew. This work is accomplish
ed by the blood, but if the blot i does not
performs its work properly the system is
poisoned. Cleanse the bieod by the use
Of DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Harmless
but efficient,
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
P,.eachi,.0 This Evening.

Preaching by Elder Francis at the Old
School Baptist meeting house, King
street above Tenth, this friday even-
lug, at u o'clock.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
DIED.
HOCHKEPPEL-Or
lingering illneaa 4

HOCHKEPPEL-On the 9Th inst .n...
lingering Illness OF months. Mn. i'fi.
age. ~
Funeral will take place on Saturday
morning at 0 O'clock. TO proceed from N.
residence, III Tatnali, to the old Csthoitc
cemetery. Friends OF the family are ro-
spectfuliy invited.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

S%sd in ,Ls ~ n ,ut 600 in number, en-
attrn car e ~ spLeiaware, Lackawana and
Mted, on Waps WSaops at Scranton, we're
lauh IN inv Wednesday tina, their wages
~pot u, manH sea to 10 per cent. They
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
dec4-3t,
To the Public d!
The undersigned having q large A.
DOrtment Of

TIC uhuerslHheu having large a.
DOrtment Of
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE.
VIII offer to the citizens Of Wilmington.
any dealer In the same line OF goods. L
will sell parlor q bedroom suits at priceo
l5 per cent. lower than manufAoturor'0
rates equally low. l am determined "a
sell those goods and persons desiring her.
gains will find 1t to their advantage u
give me q call, before purchasing else.
where. 7, M. oGLE. ovs Market st.,
Auctioneor.
Secondhand furniture bought and sold.
dec2-lm.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

SITEPPED into James Il Webb's yes
say, and found them very busy un-
Autg and arranging goods for their
4Ay opening, on Tuesday, the 18th.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

FRIRODY is going to James & Webb s
eths On Tuesday, December 9th. The,
have ablg show.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
The Historical SOcSety.

The annual business meeting of the
Historical Society of Delaware will be
held this (Friday) evening, at 7.3O y
clock
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

A ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN
- oidlnance entitled "An ordinanos
regulating the sale OF meats in the citv 81
Wilmington. and to repeal certain ofdi.
I,t, nances therein mentioned" passed At the
VI, re " ordained by the CITY Coune,l NJ
Section ]; That section Q of an ordi-
nance regulating the sale OF meats in The
Guy OF Wilmington and TO repeal CERTAIN
ot ota1Gss the Gits ua, utherein mentioned. passed
same is hereby amended by sdGinS I1 ~ srs' .ne
!.psnu,,p 70 w part thereof the following words:
,ng ox,aed. tha however, that hArmer's attend
slaughter and bring to market hogs OF
tneir u, own raising. may sell the same only
IN Ihe whole or by the half, between the
first day Of October and the first dsv Of
Marcn ma ln each ear, without taking out
'he ,acense required In this section.
raised At the City Hall, Dec, 4. 1879.
HARRY SHARPLEY,-
President OF City Council.
dec5-2t. -'
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
NEW ADVERrisEMENrn.
A N ORDINANCE IN RELATION =

A NOkDlNANCEI IN RELATION 70
~ THE CITY HOSPITAL.
WHEREAS. The requirements OF the CITY
no Pital are such as to render the services
oI superintendent no longer necossary
ri BE IT ordained by the City Council OF
Section l. That the ordinance entitled
AN Ordinance providing for the Appoint
ment OF Superintendent or CITY Hosni.
tai,v "a oJ passed at the City Hall. september
ed. This ordinance 70 take effect AZ the
nrst d. y Of January, A. D., 1880. -
fassed at the City Hall, Dec, 4. 1879.
HARRY SHARPLEY
President OF City Council.
Attest e. B. Frazer, CLERK OF Councii'
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05

EOR SALE.-The lot on West Sixth
~ street, adjoining 81 Peters Fsmaie
Schooi 10 n. front, l55 n. deep, with brick
stsDie IN the rear: Apply to y
dec3-n 8. N. PUSEY, Goa West a..
STkAYED.-Came TO the premises of
~ the subscriber, Nov. IL, . red steer.
with white face. The owner can have
the animal BY proving property, paying
advertisement. SMITH HEWITT,
Near Newport,
oeci-5t. ChriBtiana Hd.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-05
IN THE CITY OF WILMINGTON. DEF,
THE I.ArAYETTE HOTuH.
CORNER NINTH AND SHIPLH
STREET6, M

This property consists Of . large -
story hotel and the most extenSive
is situaSed within two squares Of ~ -
County Court House. now in ouurae ~
erection. An opportunity is now OfISrsd
an energetic business man Of securinG the
tie county. II not sold ny Jan. u. Wo0. II
will be for rent
NORRIS WILSON.
Or E GENE d. F. HaADY,
novis- j washington. D. q
, 1879-02-05

~ s,n sas absolutely a1d unqu.la.o1,
~ can hear you," said Gen, s,n,,
Niaston's roclieraiion. s"e' to NJ.
fns1 "t,aIs Gun nndcrst1nd me, and m.,, ,..
y Never hut oncu In nv. ill., H..
hai IT. htshcst rcsar. anil respect ~ a{ ~ ~,
''!!il you ayo!.t ac1l ntlurf n '' A''n"
:, NeftT-sh ,hr ~ am rpntcrned.n
Ana since llg went III The Bench r., t.
seen ,i !lut twice rear as you me. I h1 oassea'.
Tim. D ali. ST.. winstona."'' "'''ne' year."
"Ihank You, SIR
"fotl hre very weleornc.n f1su,,..
,,! On tho recross, Mr. Goi,ly oil:kssef, ssF
y, Winston how hc Afterwards a'ke'l III.
,nv ~, .eGrcs 'a,story Of That S3,5o 'sa'nel
him !n TITS statement rcgett,,nsa a a1eessed
hir. winston, after another rcflretioo ~ nM,-tnl
neFcht vngarlty Of nludtng to nny,h,n W ihe IL.
o. 80 common i,amc as The 1r.t hka9rn
proceeded to say that that batch "sana.,a oaI,ea1
anA lien ne learned from Hclim imset9 et9saasd' .ad
Was tho 1nn tat paid tic ,not1ey' n.,i Gat b
{Winston) woul 20 expected to h,In a,a p.s tI.s b
ue cxtent Of $2,fM. asp hea1l t,
NJ. uoqdy eaid there were thrcc wttnc,.
70 tlle threats against Judge nto,,eat. y
three Httncsses As TO the yaIuc n ti:H, ~, ahl
an%, alier e1nm'nlng them, ho proposed sssot, ~
..i',.n ~. y"ss oRett on this matter, ami ~.
Charge. ''"'ent oa th!4
NJ. Kn!ekerboeker suggested that tn ,,.
read on tic previous lhy be ncxt tsken saa'1a
Mr. uoudy saw no reason why It shon1I H. T.. :,
taasn up nsxt n order. liz would nut oI IL q =
lht Chairman asked II 1t voui,1 lnt,...
case to examine Judge HIodgctt ,,ow. apsNa
Mr.. GoItly eald It would mol: ir,t ,f.
consultation, It WAS decided moi t., W. 'er 81. soma
the examination. and tho Committee sdionsnn.i ~
, 1879-02-05
4 VALUABLE SUGGESTION.

II ls easy 10 arrest tho coursu If The ttFeaaH;;
a,nuuR It's native hills. But when It t'ls Is..i
downward Into the valley nnst l,ecn Hu'','- -.
BY hutIlrel brooks, Ii Is difficult a' su.S ~,
times Impossible task to asrcst talc mad tots.
earliest stuges, When .le patient nae. The at;s
symptoms Of its presence tn'tcn tdiratcs ,s, u.,
BY sense nf languor, drowsiuess. OF . ny ii
healacheh It Is easy To arrest its pFusftss,
SECURE relief. But when, Through caFstsII',. caF..I !.
or neglect, It Is allowd TO develop euaI'tt, aas T.,
taous arc apt 10 set In, 9Ad It Il no easy mr.
arrest It. Our gTaI.lu!u:irrs tAtshI .,as ~
daughters that IN stitch IN tie saves t."a ou..
a pill ~ titao sAves not only ns', out o.ii'1 n
MI tnrsiculaols an'ount Of suffering as ssl al
the syslc.n bs kept thoroughly eItahsta H. ~.
strengthened, II h almo4t fnvAlpclabe ~
case. When the rst symptoms "t d,sa,e Il Il
pear, t~o Of Dr. Picsye's Pnr4atiyt Pellets, !,
few tioscs OF The (iolsIen Medical D'tsnseGt ~
cleanse tbs binod Will III utmost every 1h:itu M
srEest thu progrcss ot dtssase aud e1pe, ~. Il
the systcli,. Ihnse who ha,c ueed tltli w Wv \
loudeat in their praise. Thrif tt'utal. tu'
genuine, depending UPON their merits a''as'
, 1879-02-05

Mr.. i, II. Kerfoot Was nr1t examined by Mr..
Cloudy. iIe testified that he saw Mr. Ilcstug
while ne WIS cuanucu ID the Cuuaty jail, al4.l
heard hiu say, after deuouuclug Judge Biodgett
very elnphatira'ly asai protanely, be sxurs that
be would ID zevsnaed upou him, a,ll 10 eyen
with him yet lie complained that Judge Dlod-
yet taIi singled him out and given hlm two
years, while the rest only bad six mouths ual
three months.
On cruas-e1amination by Mr.. Kpickcrbocker.
tue witness said be was thra MF. Hrsins' 6
uEeDt fur ,l.e sala of hia house. lie MAS thea
on friendly trsms witt Mr.. flesInK, all has
Continued su tu the Erescnt tsul-. Whcu ar
saw htm lu the Jul, Sir. ilrslng mas very lnurll
excited, a1lu seetnyu to consider h!usslt Glulb-
, 1879-02-05

Mr. Gou1y remarked tint counsel Tor Judge
Dtolgett l.ad received but Nye OF the charges
,uh,rl, bn1 bceu presented,
H. Tn,tt .si h, ,,o,, to,t AR f,or1v that
=, ~, '>"o 80" ,.S.I.. 49,. ~
the Cooam!ttce "oufo iusn'FA lnc ena9ses @s
fast as they wero furntshcd to tho Committee
anl coulJ be copicl. Up 10 date lf.a Commit
too ho,, trrnt.hrd nil the chnrpr. With which II
,'.,. 49, t,'.s,.h.s
HUI oeea iuFhsHeu.
Mr. Goudy said hc had no doubt ot THAI bnt
Col. Cooper had stated that he had further
rh,rors 10 pre.ent Which vero uot In thu Com.
ss...ss,. .as....t,,
n1tIc Hi .o n1,1i,a tint h. iii h,.. .,v..,
Lu' soopss spst tep4'co 1hat 1s o''' "a'o se's'"
'nese - p,as psf f,,rth.r tin, ~, f,or,r
Ns' Nuuns ~, ,''". t MI wuopss sa
rharees not vet presented to til. comm,ttre.
IT: hh9t. saMA .1r 1ounitsss ,ta ~. n'.caut
to!o Gu'. Eoop.n .n ~ ssu - .s ses.os M IL ee'
TAN cnA1ges uuLt M ttoso , cuas3e su.it" ~
, 1879-02-05
lie CHICAGO rH1a:

wns tn illc habit VI going to Rct' t'ns. dncssr1:
lie was tllc Internal Revenue Collector wlItn |
wns United St.ltcs Attorney. aud nc were titt!-
mate, A.rs I would cllcerfnllr, have given him
any ca&e he hail in COURT
What lid ,ou sa, when yon reached 'i's
ofllccP'
ii ,ln't know nil Tint sal."
'sl'lcase tell II Inrt.' ....
~ rrme,nt,cr fayIna to hl'o, In substance.
arrangement tint would makc It sure That
ilc.fng wnultfn't bc imprisoned"
"WIat arrangement had been TALKED about
before tllnil II
"Nonu TINT know Of"
r,psnt W"s did ad1 y3n IN s,n y saying that no ar
II mean that i ,lhln't believe, from what
hear! fsom the officers, null In conversations
that Ind hail. tl,nt he would be able to make
any nrfan9cnlcnt,-in other words, tint had
sat.n 5sci t'at ,, Wy regarded hun, ts 1as
h!m.''
:. "Ma. "a. anyth!ng 1;al, said about ward'"
"NoihtnV you recolect1''
II llc asked me aily question nbous Wart1
hay a.lytihtnn about Wdri.''
Witness sail tlicro neGcr was a man 40 wicked
sumo circumstances. lie didn't 70 10 nsk vi
Judge lslo.lgott d judicial favor for, flcsin0 or
anybody clae, hut to suggest what he thought
M. M .l!!e under the circumstances;
Whom Judge DtodEctt asked you II you
thought such man ought to receive favor,
what did ron rcplyr'
~ don't think l'tnado anY reply. 1 thought
| that was quito sgnifcant.n
You N,ale no rcsponscl''
~ don't think did,
-, :" Had you had any previous talks With Col.
Jnessen about ~ Arrangement"
~ presume ha<l. don't remember NOW.
hare no doubt had.
| "What arrangement had you had previous
| talk a.,ollt1n
~ ncver told yoi& that hni1,''
thnt.n
You didn't understand It r7ght.n
| mtnli" - '
~ don't think you understand me. | Ind
no no. @arraneen,ent whatcyer. Ny object WAS to
lind out whether ffeslng could make an ar.
rangemcnt. talked with uen. Webster, anil
ne ne Solicitor Of thc Treasury. Mr.. Wilson, an.'
| othera | Ncah to be understood as saying
when got to Jucsrcn's Office, in tubstancc,
that didn't sec any chance OF his making any
arranRcment to lnake it certain that he wouldn't
10 tmprQopcl's
, 1879-02-05

.tfE }1Ff 454n. a,,tstk9
4 Russian stattst.csau has LATELY uaas,ur< q,
10 lnu out Ut what satu pcople 1la III 81 M III
a1M the results of his iabors show t'r su.nl ,n.l.
yeurlY proportion OF deaths out ot c'e'' 'N
sllHt souls: ~
, 1879-02-05

sir l., IL. boutcll, another Of the special
counsel ~hn helped thr tioyerumcn: cut IN tAr
whisky eascs, Nas Jul un tl!e aslld by The de-
fcusc, and ALLOW Cd ~ tell Low he caue to "
, 1879-02-05

-
,aise 10 in7 n' ino" "bout II. nrrer heard OF
IL mtin,'. ,,1,
~ ~ ,S,' sna eyer statc 70 iSsln4 saat tne eum
o. t;u'uty, or hIy oincr afeo sun, mnst oc
.aieca t. " 'he WHISKY men aof tnf phfp"se oL
m1'E u II any why "'iase'ef Will or lot 'ause
h'stEetti :, ,-,,
~,...,m rm utteris anu Getnnaptg ialse from pe
Etnn'lE Gum ~ tna,-M1sr'F n,ft uan'napy laiso
from oeEinhin9 70 rhn,-ami say innt 10 tt'c
g.lienaen @ on the u'.isf stoe, aiIa Know MF'
ot,ics KY, w! believe nc
NJ. ~ ynsa EYER ny NY you cou'a H'ska 'aoee
ooG4cte 1feseht'
:, st' ne'cr." T.. -
p'a fou ever IN conscraatlo'1 win a.. Z.
nes,Ig mg STARE u nm that yofi ilad seen dHaEo
n'ooGctt Enlne WIN hss cAfnet-sasN 70 tne 0epos
tos ,nn paspoae OF gong NM meeting ala
aauRncs: w, w,o aaa 2"ss retarneu H. Zen M Esapc,
WI ,."t yn1 "sIe ~ sofIf iu1 hHs ns tookcu 80
shabby. a"'l ihat ynu could make hf'n pres-
ens.
.,Mwefcs. hsrJ, HEFEal ! ncvrr oaW nm
eluht know no mai = danehtcr VINO wa IN E,l-
tupe' p M. Snew no'MaE anout ~ ana neFef
heaf.t ANYTHING OF ~ pe19so IN my llie. NoW.
waas wa 80 sa9 "ofd' you've got through Will
me- ~,
~, "Malte = minute. I'D you eyer ny any i. IN.
t,"a,o;, m u'sects p. nousss, 4,,, Gouvey te WE
to !lesine ilA. ;;,naRe biodects eoula pe 'u'u-
" Nftrr In f1ti1 world. lY Anfthfnr ElkHs L
, 1879-02-05

tect!ye seryicc.
"Dluu't ha bring testimony before you 10
'onvIc; ',s; svsry man without 'ha asststsuce of
VI don't know Rbout As bringing forward tho
cvticlscc, Of what part he had III procuring tic
evdtncr." a..
"Whom did you coastrs IN Jacob lsehn.'s
"lls.nE pleaded euilty, I1ost ran away. aud
1Uule othsra AbscuDueu."
''NaluM did yuu cunY1ct!"
"We used It In uo trial except Mupa'a, aud
did not suryec4 In ubtalltng coi,ylcttot,''
"WG,om did Rehm bring Into tho runsrirucY
By his 'sauealtMs that Was not already under
ihlietlneut, OF III anfE whom you did not have
information HhlcA would enablo you to pro-
"Wu should hare used lsehtn's testimony on
tho tTal Of Hoyt II 10 hzdu'g absconLet.
Rchni'4 teatinluuy Implicated Collector pf ln-
terIln lseyenuc n ho wAs then dead"
VT. EulbeE.on Inquired loW Col. Cooper was
Eung to use tli8.
Cul. Cooper replied l&,at Il was q pa1t of ths
res gestn that ttic witness had been tes&ifyinx
u. Tho whisky conspiracy lasted from thu
t!nle tue oF'glual conspiracy was instituted hero
nutl tlir last slla1l was IN jul Or iu tAnaIa.
Alr Cuiucrsou dlaA't see nuw hs WA going
| to use lt!t. testimony III tanurctlun with lbs
chaT4a uutlcf consideration.
tul. Copper concluded lsat II didn't como
Iltu tie Charge pFUptt!y, but tlleRt lnen we5e III
u court prealusi over " Judge Blnlgett, u,nl
llle Iaets would 10 pertinent 10 auotticr Charge
! When 4s catae to it. A. The wltaest was uu tbs
sta,uj, he supposed he ulxht u wrll bsing them
out now u u anutEvF l.u,r.
slE. Goudy-Nhate euasgo IL It Jou are coming
tot
Col. Coopes-lll tell you what It Il when we
| cotna to It..
better es ErseEyea Until the eharxe WA reached.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-07
church Directory.

U. p. CuURcIL L-Preachingevery Sabbath,
at IL a. NJ, and P NJ. by Rev. s. G.. Ir.
vine, d. d. Sabbath School at $50 r. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening.
EVANGELICAL CuURCH.-Preachingo on Sab.
bath at IL a. NJ, and ?. NJ Sabbath
School 1915. Prayer meeting every Thurs
day evening. }. Bowersox, pastor.
CALVARY CHURclLa-Services every Sab.
bath at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ. Sabbath
School at $50. Prayer meeting every
Thursday evening Of each week, W. b.
Floyd, pastor.
A. Z CHURcU, SourU-Services every
Sabbath at St pauls NJ. L. Church, South,
at IL $50 y NJ. and T. NJ Sabbath School
at 10. Prayer meeting every Friday
evening. 7. A. Mesos pastor.
NJ. E. CuuRCM-Preaohing every Sabbath
at IL A. NJ. and I. ri. Song service in
the evening before sermon. Sabbath School
ut go =. II. Prayer meeting every Thurs
jay evening. Win commence a protracted
meeting at the close of the week OF prayer in
January. J, +. De Noro, pastor.
81. PETERS ErIScorAL CnuRcu. Divine ser.
vice is held in the Church every Sunday AZ
IL 4. NJ Sunday School at 2;SO = NJ Il.
l.. Stevens, pastor.
BArrIsr rCHUEcu.-Services every Sabbath
at IL 4. Nj. and T. Il. Sabbath School at
II. Prayer meeting. every Thursday even
ing. W. j. Crawford, pastor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-07
Frctiy Good to neep.

Lady in Texas, writing to her sister in
Oregon, says "We are to-day eating green
corn from the cob that was put up by the
Amcs process, n year ago last August, and it
is as sweet and nice as when first gathered
from The stalk" Why, that is tho very
process our friend Mattoon is selling I!
And if green corn, which is one Of the worst
things we have to sour, will keep eighteen
months in Texas, where 1t is so hot that
everything sizzles in the shade, we thinl,
there is no doubt of its success in Oregon.
In fact, Mr. Mattoon says that ii the direc-
tionS are followed he will warrant it to keep
anything sweet and fresh for twelve months,
from spring chicken to an old maid!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-03-07
A HURRICANE.
4 Terrible wind and Rain sforni..-TFccs
Torn Up and Houses Term Down.

heretofore we have been able to say that
hurricanes were unknown in Oregon, but yes.
terday we were given cause to change our
tune. About daylight heavy wind. storm
prevailed here in Albany, ard a great many
fences, out.houscs, signs, etc, were blown
down. II gradually became less severe. but
was very windy all day. About noon two
gentlo'aen from the Forks of the Santiam
called upon us and gave the information that
the same timo we were having our storm
hurricane had PASSED down the Santiam,
going in almost northorly direction. The
force Of the wind was fearful, tearing large
iir trees out by tho roots and twisting others
oil aud whirling thom through tho air.
Ihescl two gentlemen were overtakon
by It about G:3o in tho morning. while over
on Crabtroo Creek, aud seeing it coming aud
beipS vol moustod they got out Of its path,
aud. dinmounting waited for IL TO pasg
While they were watching, it whirlcd around
over them, but did not quite reach the
ground, and they say tbs air above them was
70 thick with iiipba. twiga, etc, that
s'+Ny N'tth AN4hAAeRt ANN hFtN lhAFtuA vi
course they" lied one them not waiting to get on
his horse, aud ho Gays that his horse was aa
badly frightened Ms himself aud fortunately
followed him. After the tornado had passed
they came on towards this city. aud every.
where thcy saw the effects Of the Storm
Sandoraop, who lives at the bridge, told
them that when the hurricane passed his
place. It did not quite reach tho ground.
but twisted of tho fir trees at Il height of
from eight To twenty feet. and lifted others
entirely from the ground. Ito toli them
that onpHo aero of ground nsar Misplace he be.
lieyed fully fifty trees had been taken of by
it. Ouf informant says that two.third= OF the
fence that runs east and ,ost between this
city and tho s7itiAtn has bern blown down.
and that Sir. =. ". Cfowdcrs now house
was blown on isa foundation and SGT down
about four feet foos from its old location
Wo also heard that il toacaed at Harrisburg.
where il blew down one house and did other
damage II is very probable that il has
caused considerable loss of property. but
Se went 20 press yesterday before We could
learn any further particulars.