davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-12-22

eradicate the existing evils Of our day.
This bold and undaunted "Profes-
sor" has held a couple public meet
ings in tie cause of truth, and from
the very c~ommendable attention paid
him by his hearers, let us hope that
the seed has not been sown in vain
but that it will in due time bring
forth fruit four-fold, and that he will
erect to himself and to his virtues
(Which are too we'll known to all i'll
this community to elicit further com
ment) a monument nor lasting than
brass itself.
It is of course necessary that a
pioneer of the Gospel should bring
with him a clean and unblemished
character, in order to be in himself q
pattern and a living example of the
doctrines he breaches, and this we
feel convinced is the case with the
professor in question; and in en-
deavouring to be, what we trust he is,
has, we are quite sure acted up to
the old Grecian proverb Judge thy
self first.
We must call to mind the noble
manner in which the professor"
defended "poor i'll used and abused
woman, at his last meeting; but
what could otherwise be expected
from one whose conduct in all the
relations of life has been singularly
exemplary. and in the matrimonial
estate, furnishes a pattern to all mar
rled men; whose treatment towards
his two wives q mean of course his
defunct wife and his present wife) is
so well known, that to comment any
further upon it, would be to deny the
existence and possession Of those vir-
tues that have adorned him through
life.
With reference to the vice of in
temperance which has gained a strong
hold on the inhabitants of this island,
both on high and low, we earnest
ly trust that through the interchangeable
exertions of the "Professor", appeal
ing to us from highroads, hedges
aye even from the tomb itself. he
may be able to undermine and over
throw this evil.
Acting upon a generally expressed
desire on the part Of the inhabitants
of this town, we earnestly invite the
"Pioneer" to extend his pious labors
to the West End of the Island-that
forest of ignorance and vice, whose
rank vegetation and wide extended
branches will shortly overshadow and
ultimately exterminate the little there
is left of truth and virtue.
Let us hope that Professor Thomp-
son will not have the opportunity of
carrying into effect that fearful threat
held out at his last meeting II will
play you a trick, which the D
himself never played YOU; G" will
leave you;" but that the inhabitants
on the contrary will join hand and
heart to further the noble efforts of
this guardian of morality, and that
they may see the necessity Of re-
tanning so highly efficient and disin-
.zxn ---Ov <hnyo
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r.lE m.ssINe sl.s a.rrr.


The othc, day Il. G. met an old
friend, who was formerly prosperous
young lumherman mp North. but whose
bad habits of drinking resulted as they
often do, though he has since reformed
ard is trying to do better.
"How are youi" said T. G.
"Pretty well, thank You, hut I've
just been to doctor to have him look
at my throat"
"What's the matter"
"Well the doctor couldn't give me any
encouragement At least he couldn't
find what wanted him to find"
"What did you expect him to find r
81 asked him to look down my throat
for the saw-mill and farm that had gone
down there"
"And did he see anything of it2"
''No, but he advised me if ! ever got
another mill to run it hy water. De
troi Free Press.
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ozE VA, TO rro.on,zs.

Miny ppor man, if required to
account FOR the manner in which he
has expended his income would find
bills of his family physician for
"medical services" an.ong the lead
ing items. In seven cases out of ten
acute diseases are the result OF some
neglected chronic disease. Thus,
fevers invariably result from diseased
conditions of the blood and liver, and
timely use OF Alternative, or blood
purifying, and cathariie remedies
remedies would have averted the
prostrating iiiaess, that often leaves
the system irreparahly injured. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgative Pellets are
the best Alternative and cathartic med
icines yet compounded. Full direc-
tions are given for administering
them, together with an accurate de-
scription of the symptoms demanding
their use. They win not cure all
humaR ills (as some medicines are
advertised to tlo), bat they viii cure
the diseases far which they are COM
pounded and recommended.
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oDBs AMI ENDS.

In 500 years five Sundays in Feb
ruary can only occur nine times.
The term nihilist is said to have
originated with Tourguenieff, the
novelist.
The collection of Chinese works in
the British Museum includes 20, 600
volumes.
A Chicago clothier advertiscs fol
1000 bald heads ON which to pain
advertisements.
The first temperance lodge has JUS
been formed among the Indians III
the Onandaga reservation.
The oil rolling mill Mt Dover, N
J., which has been idle fsr many
years, has been started up. Tn
company has received orders for So
tons of fish bars.
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NO. 80.

election Of the State, Judges will IN,
doubtedly be chosen in accordance with
The provisions VI that net. Analtempt.
ed notification of IL nov ut the IN
stance Of disappointed suitor and IN q
conrt Of another jurisdiction in such a
case, under the circumstances referred
10, TO my mind, and cay it with due
Difference aud respect, would he AN m
warrsmtablc intrusion upon the legiti-
mate prerogatiYe n State authority.
As Governor 0f the State / ap-
proved the act ef Oct II, 1873, and
appointed the judges provided FOR
therein, and uow, at this laie day, II
! were 10 coDecdc in any manner that
there was such question, rs Ia the
validity or as TO the legality Of those
appointments, that might, In any
view, operate 50 disastrousIy 10 fire
State, as would n determination that
the acts Of our courts for more than a
year and half have been a nulIity,
and that inaf determination can be-
had In u court whose authority Is de-
rived from another source entirely.
/ should be unfiithful 20 the inter
sBts oi tho State and compromise IS
dignity, ard ! do not see how tGin,
directly or indirectly, appear and con-
test the application as mentioned in
the notice served upon me, without,
IN some measure making sacls an
concession.
Therefore, while / entertain towani
you personally, and as Judge OF the
Courts over which you have 20 long
and ably presided, the highest respect
and regard, | shall not IN any manner
enter any such contest. / shhi en-
dolyor, TO the best OF my ability, e
take care that the laws OF the State,
as interpreted by its courts, where
the relate wholly 10 iis domestic con
cerDs, be fiilhfuiiy executed, and
leave TO those who desire 80 over.
throw them and produce Il state o
confusion ard evil consequences al.
most incaleullbIc, tho whole respon.
sibiliiy of the undertaking.
IL having been suggested thai, ow.
ing 10 the fact that the application
f-r u writ OF habeas corpus IL pending
In tho United States District Court
the time or the execution Of the sen
tcnce OF the petitioner ought 10 be ex.
tended until the legality Of the i'm
prisonment could be inquired into,
deem Il proper 70 state that IL
there were any good reason for grant
ing a reprieve wonld allow it un
hcsiialingly. But tO delay the appli
cation Of the writ cf habeas corpus
until the eve of ihe execution, anc
then urge delay Of The sentence IL
order that suHrt of another jnris,lic
| ton, and possessing very limited
pnwers, tnay adindicaie upon a.ques
iion which Involves The Judicial or
| glnizaiion uf ile State of Oregon
and in ease where / am not VI ilIinJ
io eonretle that that, or any otie
| eouf; o1tsiie of our State tribunals
has a right io make any such inquiry
especially in an application for wri
OF habeas corpus, would, in my judg
ment, he Incompatible with the dig
nifty or the State, and feel com
Pelled to refuse any request Of tina
character, based upon such reasons
Yours with great respect,
w. w. TdAYEE,
Governor OF Oregon.
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oath Of allegiance 10 him Imperial
Majesty, and we are reliably iaform-
ed that il Is the intention Of the I'm
perial Government to place the gal
liant General IN position where his
conceded abilities will be Of service
TO the Empire. General Dailer win
arrive ut the capital about the 9Th
inst.
BEAunEGAnD AZ IIPERTAL coaNASDrn.
Major General Beauregarl, command.
ing tho Division Of the South, gave n
grand banquet 10 q number Of the resi-
dent aristocracy at Mobile last week.
Tho recognition Of General Beauregard
by His Imperial Majesty, and his APP
pointment by the Imperial order to the
important command he now holds, crea-
ted, it viii be remembered, great enthu-
siaarn in the South. General Beaure-
gard, in proposing tie health Of his I'm
perial Majesty. hoped that Southern 80
eicty would always be loyal to the I'm
peror--a sentiment which was drunl,
with repeated cheers
PI.nTrfSo TREASON.
As we go TO press we learn that dis-
patches have just been received BY the
Minister Of War u the effect that scv-
eral officers Of the Imperial service, wlo
have been for come time past suspected
of plotting treason. and OF being in cor
rospondence with the enemies Of his Inn
pcrial Majesty, were placed in arrest
at Albany, New York, last week. The
arrest WAS kept aecret. bnt an investi-
gntion left the existence of dangerous
plot to overturn the Imperial Govern
ment, and at a subsequent eouiimartial
which finished itg siiting'' yesterday five
of the officers were fpuri gHilty on all
the charges preferred against ihem.
They will i,e shot a. dsthr--tsk 20 mot row
morning.
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eiiok has been pleased TO accept rs n
present from James Gordon Bennett,
Esq, of New York, has arrived in the
Potomac. She is named the ULYSSES"
and is masterpiece Of naval architect
ure.
TIE DURE AND DUCHESS OF NEW YORK.
Tho Duko and Duchess Of New York
are expected to arrive in town for the
season on Tuesday next. The dueal
residence, Conkling House, is rapidly
approaching completion, aud promises
in point of architectural beauty to equal
any Of the many splendid houses Of the
nobility erected in the capital since Ills
Imperial Majesty ascended tho throne.
Invitations viii shortly bo Issued by Ills
Grace for the bali which is to bc given
when Conkling House is opened, and
the event promises to be one Of extraor-
dinary magnitieence.
BLAINE sEHrENcEp TO nANisnMENT.
Imperial Standard. Washington. October 1. 1859.
An official Telegram, published else
where in this issue brings intelligence
of the trial and conviction 10y military
commission of james G.. Blaine OF
Maine, and the sentence Of banishment
passed by the commission will ia all
probability hc approved by Ills Imperi-
al Majesty. We think the commission
erred in It's decision mot as to tho
guilt, but AZ to the punishment of the
offender The time has passed for
measures of mercy. Justice demands
something more. II demands stern
retributioa for such oifenses as this man
Blaine has committed, and the punish
ment should have been death. Let
there be no trilling with traitorSl When
20 so-called Union Ieaguers were shot
in Cincinnati it should have been a
warning 10 rebels that tbe policy Of the
Imperial Government was not TO regard
seaition as child's play. OF what use is
banishment if such men aA John Sher-
man. James G.. Blaine and Rutherford
Il. Hayes can coneoct their plots and
plans against Ito safety Of the Empire
on the Canadian side Of tho border aud
send their cmissaries to spread dialoyal,y
in every part Of the country We are
not albologists FOR the course thus fai
pursued by the Imperial Government.
We have been and ate now its advocates.
We have, aud must continue To have, a
strong government, and yaeillation or
timidity, be they in what quarter they
may, uiuht neither be couloned nor toll
cra'ed, The Lessons Of the ast must
nol be forgotten.
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Court Journal washingtoa. September I, iss2.
His Imperial Majesty, the Emperor
Ulysses l., accompanied by the Empress,
the Crown Prince Frederick and nu.
merous suit, arrived at the palace yes.
ter,lay after weeks visit to the Duke
Of PENNSYLVANIA at his palatial residence,
Cameron Hall, Harrisburg Hia lmpe-
rial Majesty, We are happy tonnnounee,
is in the lest of health. Tie imperial
escort consisted Of battalion of tie
guards and two companies e tic ilorae.
hold Cavalry.
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Albany Bath House.
The Corvallis Fruit Co.

VIII purchase Plummer dried fruit 81
full market Trices;
win send competent person TO advise
fruit growers as 10 cultivation OF or addi-
tions TO orchards;
VIII supply fruit trees OF fapprovedsorts
at moderate prices;
Will sell Plummer Driers through Linn,
Benton and Lane counties.
Letters to les to Corvallis Fruit COM
pany. Corvallis. Benton County, Oregon.
WALLIS NASH, President.
JAMES READMAN, Sec'y.
January l, 1880. 24w6
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Pocahontas saved the life Of John
Smith, but she was poor, ignorant saw
age, and didn't realize what she was do
ing
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THE COMING CROWN.
uls IMrEnIlL MA5EsTY IL,ssEs J.
~ HNHH-EsKKN \ 2 WhWH8oA 2 - F'7FsNlF' =
Funecnt E,en Pictures Of the Cening Eti,-
pire-The Herds nnd Ladies', nuiscs
aud Duehesses, EarIs, sinr-
shaIs. Etc. Of tiac New
s8 Reglnle The Cor.
gceus Imperi.
nj Army.
IrhIlaaelrhla TIme. ]

One Of the clevercst satircs Of the day
is an anonymous pamphlet just issued,
entitled "Tho Coming Crown" giving a
prophetic pen picture Of the coming
Empire under "Iis Imperial Majesty,
Emperor Ulysses r"
The chief extracts arc taken from the
Court Journal datod Washington. Sep.
tember l, 1852, and from the Imperial
standard, dated Washington, October l,
1882. in which various kilograms are
credited from different sections Of the
country, telling of the troubles with such
insurgents as Blaine, Mast and Others,
of the progress of Imperialism, Of the
gorgeous and numberlcss Imperial
troops and of the grand public improve.
ments prosecuted under The .Empile.
Tho following extracts win bc rclished
by tho lovers OF polished wit, whatever
may be their views of Imperialism
his INTERVAL MAJESTY, EMPEROR cLYa-
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COZ. roasEr'a 5 EXPECTATIONS.

The Hon. John W. Forne%. OF
Pennsylvania, arrived in town yes
terday, and had the honor Of an audi
ence with his Imperial Majesty. Col.
Forney's devotion 10 the Imperial
cause before the establishment OF the
Empire Is well known, and II Il the
opinion In court circles that the vet
eran journalist will receive some sub.
stantial marks Of h., iutppriai lIajes-
tvs favor.
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TnE GODDESS OF IIDERrY DErosEo.

Tho old figure OF Liberty, which
surmounted tho dome of tie Capitol
here, has been taken down md a
colossal statue OF his Imperial Mjes-
ty, the Emperor Ulysses l., is 70 re-
place II. The statue will be of bronze
and after design furnished by Mills.
The figure will be surmounted by a
crown, which at night will be illu-
minated by the electric light, and 1t
will thus be visible FOR nearly fifty
miles.
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RATES OF ADyrnuarna.

Business notices in the Local Columns
20 cents per limo.
For legal and transient advertisements
81 90 per square. for the first insertion, and
30 csnts per square for each subsequent in.
sertion.
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prrcnER Az ndrERiAL cuArLAIx.

Tho Right Rev. Henry Ward
Beechcr, Bishop of Brooklyn, whose
conversion 10 the Methodist Episco-
pal Church was simultaneous with
his Imperial AIajesty's accession TO
to tho throne, arrived ut the palace
yesterday. His Lordship will enter
on his duties rs Imperial Chaplain
without delay, and will preach be-
fore the Imperial family at the M. i.
Cathedral on Sunday next.
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EEEcrrioS or TnoNAs MAST.


NEW YogE, September 80. The last
ol the eighteen prisoners condemned To
death by the Imperial Military Commits
sioa which closed It's sittings at Cover
noi 3 Island ou the 90sh wax executed
IT dayhreak this morning. The con
dcmncd man. Thomas Mast, " ho WAS a
caricatmist ou Hnrper'a Weekly before
that dialoyal sheet was suppressed il,
jane last, WIS accused Of high treason
10y plotting against the ciown anI dig
nifty Of His Imperial Majesty nuI ly
circulating so-cnllr,l cartoon represent
ing Ills Imperial Majesty as Ncro.
The execution WIS private, nut il is un.
dcrstnod that the dealt, MAS painful, the
wre,cbed traitors life he. i,cing extinct
for as,vstni minutes.
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BARON NArnAN1E1 M'KAY.

The new ironclads, esUlysses I. ,"
''Empire," and "Imperial, the
work on which on which has been
pushed forward by Baron Nathaniel
Mckay, sup irintendent of the Impe-
rial Navyyard, are almost completed,
and the First Lord Of tho Admiralty,
Lord George NJ. Robson of New
Jersey, accompanied by numerous
suite, will make an official visit to
the yard early next week.
BUTLER LATE IN THE IMPERIAL ALLIE
GLANCE.
We are gratified 10 be in a posi-
tion to stale that Gen. B. Il. Butler
of Massachusetts, has at last taken the
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I0NATIUs DoNNELY sILEgcED.

sr. Paul, MINI, September 30.-
Ignatius Donnelly, of this State, form
er member of Congress, issued an in-
Gammatory appeal few days ago, call
ing on the people 10 FralIy in their
might, to raise once more the flag of the
Union and to overthrow the accursed
tYrant who has assumed the sceptre.
The Imperial authorities Immediately
sent "a strong body of troops to secure
Donnelly's arrest, but the traitor had
fed towards the Red river. A dis
patch received by the Minister Of War
last evening states that Donnelly was
captured at Mankato, tried by court.
martial and shot.-Ed. Imperial Stand
ard
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l,iPERIAl CRAZE ron GIorEHs.

cHkELEsroS, $. G., September So
;,.rious RIOTS have occurred IL. this city
within the Inst few days, eliminating
last evening IN ~ attack upon some OF
the Imperial troops. Orders were given
tlat the troops be confined TO their
quarters, and General Casey telegraphed
lor instructions to Washington. Or
.,.fs were received from the Minister Of
War after consultation with Ills Impe-
rial Majesty that the riot be summarily
suppressed, and accordingly General
Casey opened on the mob with artillery.
Over seventy OF the rioters were killed.
The city is now quiet.
REviyISo BUsIXEgs-KgARSEY HANGED.
SAy FGANcIsco, Cal, September 80.
-Rumors are current here that the I'm
petial Go, ,ernment contempla,es the
building of one of the largest doclyards
in the world at this city, and the special
bulletins giving publicity to the state.
ment were surrounded yesterday by
crowds Of the distressed working popu-
lation, who gave repeated cheers for the
glad tidings. 1t is said that over $780,
000,G will be expended for the work.
This will do much towards decreasing
what little disafection now exists, If,
indeed, it does not eradicate it entirely.
Dennis Kearney was hanged at day
break this morning. ~
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rnE EMpInE LEAGuE HOUSE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 3d.
A splendid entertainment is to be given
at the Empire League House-formerly
known as the Union Leagne-in honor
of His Grace the Duke of Pennsylvania,
who is expected to arrive in this city
next week. Sir William S. Stokely,
Mayor of this city, is at the head of the
Committee of Arrangements, and Lord,
st. Ledger and Baron Bullion have each
contributed ten thousand dollars to the
fund.
FETE TO THE DUKE OF PENNSYLVANIA
PITrsBURG, Pa, September 3o.-Sir
Russell Errett, Sir G. L. Magee and 8
number Of other distinguished gentle
men will leave here next week for Phil
adelphia to he present at the fete in
honor Of the Duke of Pennsylvania
! The Imperial foundry at Fort Pitts i,
now running day and night casting
heavy ordnance for the artillery arm O
the Imperial service. business in al
J branches Of trade is reyiving.
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wArrEHsos, sisl.Qgi5 oF uocpn1g

Lord Henry Wnl;er-on, cf ken
tucky, whu has befn ou "a prolonged
official visit ihrnugh the snuilcra
portion of the Empire, where his ser
vices IN the establishment! 81 the Inn
ps rial Government have lss's.n crown
s.d with such signal sueec-~i- expect
ed 20 arrive IN t"wH tom .rs"w,
and we understand that Ia consider
alton OF his brilliant political achieve
ments his Imperial Majes;y has been
gracisusly pleased 10 create his Lord
ship Marquis OF Bourbon.
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LORDS AND LADIES VISITING.

Lord and Lady Edwards Pierrepoint,
Baron jay Gould and Sir Whitelaw
Reid, of New York, who have been on
visit to Lord George M. Robson, Of
New Jersey, at Secor Hall, Cape May.
arrived in town yesterday for the season.
BENNETT AND GROWN PRINCE FREDERICK.
The magnificent yacht which His I'm
perial Highness, the Crown Prince Fred
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Rumors were current in the capital
yesterday that Charles A. Dana, Of
New Yorls, the disloyal and virulent
Unionis;, whose opposition 10 the I'M
perisi cause was so pronounced dur
ing the candidaturc OF his Imperiai
Majesty In 1880, has bcen arrested
near Buffalo. Dina's disloyal sheet,
the New York Sun, Il will be remem-
bered, was summarily suppressed,
and two OF IFS editors transported for
life when the Imperial troops eriered
New York city.
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Sir Alexander Sheppard has, we
are glad 10 announce, been again sig
nally honored hy hia Imperial Ainics-
ty. An Imperial decree was fssue,l
yesterday appointing him 10 the re-
sponsIble and lucrative position al
Court Chamberlain. We understand
that his Imperial Majesty has been
graciously pleased 10 direct that q
salary OF $50, 900 PER annum be fixed
as the emoluments ~ this honorable
Office.
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