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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11
When Bismarck is absent from Berlin

When Bismarck is absent from Berlin
serious embarrassment in the business of
the Government ensues. The Vice
Chancellor takes his place only when his
superior is sick and incapable of attend
ing to affairs. 1t is therefore necessary
when the Premier is away, to follow him
with messengers, letters and telegraphic
dispatches without number; and when
he betakes himself to place like Fried
richsruhe, where he was recently staying,
and which is distant almost days Jour
ney from the capital, and has only two
wires communicating with it, the con-
duct OF business necessarily becomes slow
and difficult.
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THE ELECTION
For Justice Of the Peace, Council and
Board Of Education.

The following is the official majorities in
the precincts for magistrate.
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GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNED.

TORONTO, ONT, April 10.--The grain ele
vator at the foot OF Jarvis street, owned by
Bread Il Tate and rented by eagerly &
Grassett, one OF the largest III the city, was
totally destroyed by fire last evening. The
original cost was $4,000; insured for
$40, 600. The fire was undoubtedly the
work of an incendiary.
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN INDIANA
New ALBANY, IND, April 11.-On
Wednesday morning Mrs. David Mauck, a
woman about twenty-five years of age, was
found dead in her house, situated about a
mile from New Amsterdam, Harrison
County her head being crushed at the
temple by the poll of an ak or some other
blunt instrument. In the same house was
found Sarah Vaughn, girl aged nineteen
years who resided in the family, with her
skull fractured. The latter was still alive,
but no hopes are entertained for her recov-
cry. She was able to state that David
Mauck and his brother, Hugh Mauck, were
the murderers, but could give no details of
the tragedy or the causes. 1t is thought the
two men committed the bloody deed while
the women were asleep.
DIsTITLERY DESTROYED BY FIRE
Iowa CITY, Iowa, April ll.-Hull &
scholheld's distillery burned last night
Loss 10000; insurance, $4,000.
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FOUND.

EOCND-That ali the ladies stop at q Areads
l. and get their shoes dressed and wafe1proofed
with Wolh's Acme Backing free Of charge Dpsa
IN the evening Call and tell your friends to call
mhlglm
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11

Warren Johnson, aged Is, was crushed TO
ieath by machinery az Wilkesbarre, Pa.
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FOR SALE.

LoR SALE-Two Of Browns Cabinet Lashss
The most conplese machinery of tho kiaa
Call at this ofaee. dell-sf
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

TAt Only Genuine Locke's GeIatiue
" Starch is manufactured by. and has J. Kel-
man. 2s9 Genital avenue, on each bottle Sec fhzS
youget it. apli-5t-F S, Tu TbSS
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
CALAPOoIA NOTES.

Bad colds is the general complaint.
Another Independen. victory; Mrs.
Thailkiil gave birth to fine boy on
the 10th instant.
Pickens and Wade have moved on
the farm they recently rented and
commenced operations.
Mr.. Jasper Shook, of Garden Rot.
tom, has moved on his mountai n
farm, recently perchased of Sidne y
Pole.
A. E. McGee has decided to stop on
the old Holmes place this winter and
in the Spring resume his extended
trip through Eastern Oregon.
The farmers have commenced speed
ing the plow with the idea in view of
having their grain sufficiently adj
vanced SO as to escape injury by rust
next year.
The district school, under the man
agement of o. T. Hutchinson, will
close for the fall term next week. Mr..
ii. has given general satisfaction as a
competent instructor.
]. Nyfong, one of Calapooia's in
dustrious farmers, met with painful
accident at Oakland last Monday, ny
having his left hand severely mashed,
ty attempting to close warehouse
door.
Apwer, the Stars crazy CORES.
pondent, dished ten sheets of legal
cap, for publication in the above
named Journal, but TO Apwer dis.
appointment, the Star man thought
| MT to place the same in the waste
basket. for fear il published might
might loose few more subscribers:
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25


Halls Vegetable Sccilian. hair Reviewer
is scientific combination of some of the
most powerful restorative agents in the
vegetable kingdom. It restores gray hair
to its original color. II makes the scalp
white and clean. II cures dandruff and
liumors and falling out of the hair. It
furnishes :he nutritive by which the hair
is nourished and supported. 1t makes the
hair moist. soft and glossy, and is unsui-
passed as hair DRESSING 1t is the most
economical preparation ever offered to the
public, as its effects remain long time
making only an occasional application nee
cesssry. 1t is recommended and used by
eminent medical men, and officially in,
dorsed by the State Assayer of Massachu-
setts- The popularity of Halls Hair Re
newer has increased with the test of many
years, both in .thiB country, and in foreign
! lands. and is is now known and used in al
civilized Countries Of the world For sal,
| by all dealers, Hodge, Davis & Co Port,
land, wholesale agents
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
Tie Moore Case.

The Moore case from Josephine
county on a change of venue was de-
cided in favor of defendant, J. J.
Moore, Tuesday afternoon, the jury
being only ten minutes absent from
the court room Ill findlng verdict of
not guilty. Eminent counsel was en-
ployed on 10th sides, and the merits
of the case were ably argued by
Messrs. Hazard and Williams on the
part of the state, and Messrs. Thomp-
son and Lane, as counsel for the de-
fense. From the time the first witness
was called public opinion began to
turn in favor Of Moore, and before an
general opinion that the case was the
result OF party peasonal spite on the
part of the complaining witness Yo-
cum), and should never have been
entertained seriously by the courts in
Josephine county. In the first place,
ii was shown that the complaining
witness had stated that he would
never complained had the party ac-
cused been any other party than
Moore that. Moore never ordered the
particular hogs To be killed with the
Intention of theft, aud it was Alto
gether probable that Moore regarded
the hog, as running wild, and con-
sistent with common agreement in
the neighborhood of the range In
which they ran, they were community
property, such evidence would not
justify the arrest and trial a man
of whom every witness testified was
always known as an honorable man
and it would not Justify the creation
of an expense to Josephine and Doug
las county which increased the value
of two hogs, and they now dead, from
ten dollars in bulk to $3.50 per pound
The hogs cost the two counties at leas
at the rate Of S3o per pound, and the
defendent at least $4,000 more But
the court has decided in the premises
Mr.. Moore was promptly acquitted b,
twelve disinterested jurymen, VIII
weighed the facts in the case care
fully. He has returned to lis hom,
leaving behind him in Douglas count,
many friends who regard him witt
respect, and look upon him in tn
light of one who has been deepl,
wronged, and though innocent, mad
to suffer extremely.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.

State of Oregon VS. D s Stryker
manslaughter. On trial.
Same vs Moore larceny. Ver.
dict not guilty.
Same vs. & w Jackson recogni.
zance. Indictment ignored.
Same VS. Oatman; recognizance. In
dicment ignored.
EJ Page VS. ] l. Smith, administra.
tor; in equity for o conveyance of real
property. Continued by consent.
A G Young VS. Arthur Patton ap.
peal from county court. Continued.
G w Lance VS. w s King /; injunc.
ton. Decree for plaintiff.
NJ Tracy VS. B g Malone; foreelo.
cure Decree of foreclosure.
is Smith VS. Wayne Oliver; injunc.
ton Dismissed.
Frank Bros vs. r Sp arks; to recover
money. Dismissed.
G Wilmerding VS. N Roberts; to re-
over money. Judgment for Plaintiff
for $787 81
Geo N. Day VS.. W.B. Drake; forclo
sure. Dismissed.
TIA Ware vs. g Huddlerson; to re
cover money. Dismissed.
w w Thayer ct al VS. L l. Kellogg
| foreclosure. Dismissed.
w w Thayer ct al vs r w Drew e
al; foreclosure. Decree of foreclosure
n P Bunnell VS. 8 Plymale to re
cover money. Judgment for plaintiff
for $50 05.
Fleckenstein d Mayer vs. Jas Adam
and Harvey Smith; to recover money
Judgment for plaintiff for 1898 II.
Sarah Levins VS. Stephen Bean t
recover money, Decree for plaintii
for $349 48.
Nathan Cursor VS. p P Palmer {
recover money. Dismissed.
| J G Fioed VS. James Bateman to re
cover money. Judgment for plaintiff
George William ct al vs p P Palmer
foreclosure of chattel mortgage. Di.
missed.
A F Brown q co VS. VIM 81 William
son; to recover money. Judgmer
for plaintiff for Sl92 SO.
VT Kerley VS. James T Daniels an
wife |; confirmation. Confirmed.
School Commissioners VS. A ] Mai
ming confirmation. Confirmed.
|,
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toneuuza; I do not know whether |

toY,euuD1; I do not know whether
e0u7s1 or not, but on the external
part of the womb was q black spot;
there was so much Inflammation that
would result from q wound made two
4 weeks before; the formation of lint or
! glued substance would close it up;
could not tell whether the Deritoyl-
eQlt1l1 had ever con tanned water as it
was too much inflamed; If the womb
had contained cyst VI sac two weeks
before it would PROBABLY 0ave been
considerably enlarged there was
nothing from which could determine
the existence OF anything of the kind;
had there been any cyst In the ovaries
the sac would have remsined; If there
was ANY water 1t must bave feen in
the abdominal cavity, and the proper
way to treat that is hy tapping the
abdomen; such an operation Is not
considered dangerous II the water
were drawn off through the vagin by
puncturing the fituil6s it would be
attended with great danger of inham-
NATION of the DeritoisealtDo; this is q
very grave disease aud would proba-
bly, result in death.
DIR. Hoover sworn and testified am
physician; have been practicing 81
years; made an examination of the
uterus and appendant parts last
last night; am acquainted with the
disease called Hydromedia as de-
scribed ia the books, but never saw q
case in this disease the 0ss is closed
and usually the quantity of water is
very small ii the uterus were di-
lated sufficient to contain a large guam
tity of water, think would be able to
tell it; would make a degetai exam
ination before using instruments;
think that by the use sound person
of ordinary skill would be able to dis
cover If the uterus contained large
quantity OF water am acquainted
with the disease called abdominal
dropsy; this is treated by tapping in
the abdomen, where it is necessary to
use instruments this is not danger
Gus opt ration to puncture the
fttn6Us in case of abdominal dropsy
would be very dangerous.
lowing to the fact that ouI reporter
is subp enaed before court We can give
no more of the testimony.1
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
.still at Work.

The incorporation ring at Oakland,
after three defeats in the count, propose
to hold another election to continue the
mock city government at that place.
The crowded state of our columns this
week prevents US speaking more upon
the subject Next week we will re-
view the matter at length.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
The Zig-Zar Harrovv

The Gibson harrow, known rs the
Zig-Zag Harrow, has grown into con-
siderable favor among the farmers Of
Douglas and adjacent counties. This
IL the best evidence that these harrows
are the best In the market They are
kept for sale by the manufacturers at
Oakland, end }. W. 6trsnge. ct Rese-
burg.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
HOUSE AND . LOTS FOR SALE.

]. e. Watkinds offers his fine house and
Two lots for sale at bargain. The place
is pleasantly situated, neat in appearance.
and just the place one would look for in
seeking for a home.
Enquire of ]. G. WArKINDs. at the
Blacksmith shop, Rosebur0.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
English Colony on Myrtle Creek

Six English families have formed a
colony I6 miles above Myrtle Creek,
and each family has secured home
stead embracing 100 acres Of land.
Among the colontsts there are doc
tor and preacher. Proposing to live
In peace they brought no lawyer
along with them.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
attoruevs IN Attendance.

Outside of our own local bar, We
noticed the following attorneys In at
tendance upon the present term OF the
Circuit Court r, Williams, ID. I,
Thompson, Judge KelsAy, Prosecuting
Attorney Nell Of the Ist district, and
District Attorney Hazzrd.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25

To persons employed in constant
mental toll, study or anxiety, Fellows
Compound Syrup of Hypophosphites
Is especially adapted, namely to
Teachers, Clergymen, Editors, Law
and impercunious business men.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
NOTICE no DEBToRs.

Watkinds Bros. request all indebted to
them 20 come and make immediate settle.
ment of their accounts, as they desire to
add to their present stock oil material. and
must have the money due them at once
WATKINps Bros
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Lumber. - Ls177sbe1
J. J. COMsTOCK

Il prepared to furnish all kinds Of lumber
In Rossburg, dressed or plain, at rates
lower than amy one else. Having the best
machinery in the county, be can do better
than any one else, and will fill orders
psompsly Any kind OF lumber furnished
she day the order b recsived. Addrea1
J. J. COASToCK,
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Adiudged Insane. e

Fay Miller was adjudged insane last
evening, and will be sent to the asy-
lum this morning. The death of his
child few weeks ago caused the poor
fellow to go crazy.
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NOTICE.

All debts and accounts due the firm
of Perkins d Headricks must be paid
at once to the undersigned, and all
debts against the same firm must be
presented to the same.
p. G.. STRICKLAND, Receiver.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
$25 REWARD

! will give the above reward for any ins
formation which will lead to the dissection
Of the thief and recovery Of the ninety.
two bushels Of wheat stolen from Mr.,
Palmer's warehouse short time aro, and
/ would warn the people of scotts6urQ 70
the efec. that they have thieves IN their
midst. and advise them TO take precautior-
ary measures against them
ANDREW SAWYER,
Long Prairie. Douglas County, ogn.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
IMpoRTANT SoTcE.

All parties knowing themselves indebted
to the firm of Wright & Carbon, in the
livery stable business, are hereby notified
to make immediate settlement BY cash or
note and thus save costs. This is the last
notice. WRIGHT & CARBON.
June 4. 1879.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
GOOD BREAD AT LOWEST PRICES
II. EIsHMR

Would announce that be always keeps On
hand all fresh Fruits. Candies. Nuts. Cakes.
Pies and eli kinds Of canned Fish, Jellies.
Fruits, 0ysters, Honey. etc, and IN cons
necsion therewish be has Bakery and a.
exp esiencsd Baker from Portland, audi
viii furnish ths: hess Of bread {e5 loaysa
Tor e1loO TO any. oae wishina tbs same
81 their residences or at the store. Graham
br~sd szpplied vhensver desired Store
ard 1zks5y nsxt door 10 D.. Woodrn6s
6xt 1E1ors and oppettts Sheridan Esna.
na E6U2. 0iye ne Q cali.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25

Having disposed Of my interest In the
hardware business and store in Rosebnre
to R. s. and Jos. G. Sheridan, notice ie
hersby given to those indebted 10 me 70
come forward and make immediate SET
tlement Of their accounts by cash or notes.
ss l must close up my books at once. Ny
books and notes will be found with the
new frm at the store. and the nsw finn
is authorized TO receipt for moneys paid
on nv accounts against debtors This 10
the last notice. THoS. P. SHERIDAN.
Roseburg. Aug. 90. 1874
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25
LUMBER.

Those who wish to purchase every
kind of lumber would do well to call on
N Gates at the Touring mills, Roseburg; If
he has not the lumber on hand, all orders
left with him will be promptly filled from
the mill. JAS. II. TIPTON.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25

4 good Billiasd Table will i. foana /, m.
Saloon also all Tie leading uapers n ~
eqos, uiss ne sAll. E. C DRY.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25

JACKSON STREET, Rosrpuna

The proprietor Of. this well-knovn and
popular resort would thank his friends fDr
their liberal patronage Ia the past and Ask
for continuance of the same In the future
The public is informed that keep none bu,
the best br4Dds Of wines, liquors and cigar.
and thai Veil over the bar the celebrated
JESSE MOORE & cos
KENTUCKY WHISTLES,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1879-10-25

The undersigned has nns lot Of Spans
/ ish Merino Rams, both thoroughbred
and Rrain1 - pais cheap ios cash o. ap-
1foEed ees6ik Eos further pazticaIess In
Ssiss cf THOMAS SMITH.
VEilAeA Doaalss Co. orsssas Ang.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
SEALED PROPOSALS


ctERK's OFFrcE BoARDo or rovv,,,,.
WHALING, ApTI Nm
seaisd Proposals will he received Al NJ :, u"
COMM NH Y II oSiCeE noOn' iur The %ioloSiSs Ils
pd anTs plTI'loP "lrgS'rillc, Clinton ,,a
HRlvs, ROS SIU q yards o. macdauldpE'S '"Ss
second Division, $50 cubic ynrSs ~ y shat eWt
second cla,s, and S0J Cubic laF3I e,,S ".,se hhtar,
River Had" IRON city 70 GlsNS'%, Ep, ~ : y
mixing. "'uO'e l1ldi BLah,
"yiiley Grove and Middle wh.Jr,.
-lvS Guile yards eulvsr masonry sSd Y ! "
sesoud Division "wheclin1, WetlN.-..
anyi9rnPlLe," near Brooke county IN. y ~
u .Mes, unl9n and ROney'I Point Ioap
iIlng. '"" !aFa' mains
"penln,ula Road" extension ,A,or,, p
cuhle yaids calvert masonry, 900 SSSIS !ulSa- 4
s00 cubic yards Haunslone paving. LS"J ~ illA
Wy euble yardi macadAmlElng. NHAG
~maeadAmlEiuH. Suee Ttd I
Elm Grove Road" Caldwell, Rv,A
yards excavation and 6OrubIe JGri, Sii,- S0ds
Ma adanltElng TO CONSIST Of ihp ~, ,.I Glal
limestone, broken 10 3'iach gauge. ~
Sr,ase aug SulVort uaNonry 10 be lid d.,
Il d taken. loa Via
Bids must b by the cubic yard 10, u,,,,,t...
@naitoae paving earth, loose rUtE, old ~ y
The BID for excavation to cover all Co, al ,,,.,.
and clearing. passN
specified above. "
The quantities above given ar nppu,In,,. -,
liable TO change upon anal ~loCltiobS u
Inc Board q Commissioners reevs IL. r,,,
W. @ SMtru, Engineer. "N''t'S uss q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
Ma Inv Ioon For.

wAsHNoroS, April 2 l.-The debate on
the legislative appropriation bill in the
House, this week, will be largely with the
history nt past elections in New York
City, and with the efforts that have been
made under the election laws to prevent
frauds. Mr.. Frye, who, as q member Of the
committee Of the last Congress, which yisl'
ted New York and investigated this sub,
iect, became very familiar with II, has
gathered remarkable array Of facts which
he will use In speech which he intends
to make. Gen. Garfield will also speak. Il
Is reported that Senator Conkling intends
70 makea speech on the proposed repeal o.
the election laws.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
A Conundrum for the Confederate Brig
ndieFN,

adIers.
WASHINGTON, April 9l.-Judge Houk,
member from the Second Tennessee Dis.
trict, worries his Democratic friends in the
House a good deal, by citing them to the
blacks in his district and the way they
vote. The Southern Democrats are trying
to make some fools around here believe
that the negroes in South Carolina and
Mississippi, for instance, vote the Demo.
cratic ticket from choice, and because they
love that party SO well. Houk occasion.
ally calls on them to explain why it
is that in East Tennessee ninety-nine
out Of every one hundred blacks vote
the Republican ticket, while just over the
line in Georgia and South Carolina
the case seems exactly the reverse. What
powerful argument reaches the negro
mind In those States, yet fails altogether in
East tennessee. In his district Of twelve
counties Judge Houk says there are not
ten blacks who, unintluenced by purchase,
regularly vote the Democratic ticket
About Knoxville there are q few who can
be bought, and but few, not more than the
floating, purchasable vote in most cities OF
It's size. No special effort Is made TO get
them 70 vote the Republican ticket, for the
white Republican strength in that district
Is so large that, as Houk saws,
had every negro vote been polIed
for his competitor the Republican
ticket would have still prevailed. Yet, in
2 iree.treat district, where every man votes
ms sentiments, n~inety.nine out Of every
lO0 negroes regularly and uniformly vote
the Republican ticket. II this Is true in
East Tennessee, why should It not be inthe
adjacent State Of Georgia? Yet, in the en-.
tire State Of Georgia, with over half a
million Of colored population, and her
representation in Congress raised from
five to nine on account Of this black popu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
YES. IIamnton's Ten.strIke.

Mr.. W. l.. McAtec writes as follows
from 81. Louis onlast Saturday, in regard
to the news about s. NJ. Hamllton's re.
pOrtedsa ! to Chicago parties Of amine at
a million and a quarter OF dollars:
81. LOUIS, April 10.
Iarrived late last night and have hardly
had time to take In fully the noveland OK.
citing yerifcation Of the late report receiv:
ed BY me before leaving Wheeling. And !
cannot now enter into any detailed nc
count Of this most extraordinary move
ment, and can only say that the late sale
has been fully confirmed and the papers
executed, and that the sale was made 10
substantial parties, including Pullman, oil
Palace Gar notoriety,t he payments begin
ming Immediately and alto be made within
90 days.
YES. and Harry start for Denver, Color.
ado, this evening, Harry to the mines and
Yes. to stop over a day or 30 at Denver
and then TO San Francisco, for the pur'
pose OF marketing his other mines, Of
which no has now 81, some Of which are In
course Of development and already giving
evidence Of coming bonanzas.
Yours in haste,
WM. /. MCAPEE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-22
ThoTidY MnnsaWlEe.

The careful tidy housewife, when she Is
giving her house ftsspring cleaning, should
bear In mind that the dear inmates Of her
house are more precious than houses, and
that their systems needs cleaning by puri.
Tying. the blood, regulating the stomach
and bowels to prevent and cure the dis.
eases arising from spring malariaand mias.
ma, and she should know that there is
nothing that will do Il so perfectly and
surely rs Hop Bitters, the purest and best
OF all medicines. See other column.