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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23

DEATH IN rHE CANYoN.-From Dr. Calan-
der, who returned home last Tuesday, we
gather the following particulars of the death
of Lieut.. Shelton, who died in the big can
yon, in this county, very sudden and mys-
terious,y, while travelling through on the
stage It appears that the Lieut.. was ON
his way from Fort Klamath to Walla WalIa
on leave of absence to see his wife and
baby, and had arrived this far on his Jour-
ney when the sad end came The stage laid
over few hours at Levens' and most Of the
passengers took a short sleep. Being called,
they all got into the stage, Shelton on the
outside, and came ON for Canyonville,, he
complaining soon after starting of being We
ry cold. After the stage got some little dis
tance into canyeh it ran foul of a log, And
necesitated a stoppage to remove obstruo<ion
at which time Sheltens cliped. down and got
inside, and sid he vas about chilled TO
to death. a few minutes after he got in, afa
exclamation from the passengers caused the,
doctor to loek up, and Shelton had them
pitched forward and his head was extended
outside of the wagon. The doctor fastened
to his assistance and found that his spirit had
fled. The body was brought on to Canyon
vile and the sad news telegraphed to his
wife, who was reported i'll and was soon ex-
pecting to meet him. The body was brought
to town Thursday, taken to Portland Friday,
and wilL-be einterred with military henors.
burg Plaindealer, 9th inst.
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-01-23
THE YAQuIMA RAILROAD.

Republican papers please copy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

and under the rifle that no man ia bound to
criminate himself, Dir. Croasdals was not
bound to produce these files any more than
he was to answer questions tending To his
elimination.
The Court sustained this objection and said
Mr. Lore would have to prove his case In dome
other way.
J. B. Bel, Of the EVERY EVENING staff, next
took the stand Ho testified that he had
been connected with the paper since ~, first
as news editor and now as managing editor I;
that Mr.. Croasdale WIS the editor. in
chief aud together with himself (the
witness) generally wrote the editorials /;
that the city editor, Dir. Humphry, also wrote
editorials sometimes He was then handed a
copy Of the paper Of December 18th, 1875, and
asked whether he knew who wrote or SLIPPER
vlsed all Article lLat appeared in it Of that
date hH did not remember who wrote tie
article pointed out lac was then handed
capy of The paper for january Sd, ls79.as also
one of February 25th, 1879 and testified they
were correct copies.
MIR. Lore offered them in evidence. hut an
digestion was raised that the plaintiffs had
not connected Mr.. CrOasdale with the articles
upon which the libel was brought. This OBJ
lection was sustained by the court. They
wore allowed to 90 to the jury, subject to ex
eeptiun4.
MIR. Ben was asked whether or not he knew
Of Mr.. Cfoasdale having written the articles
about the Insurance Company lie did not
remember.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

Maa} of the scbool-rooas III this city
have been needlessly cola this week. III o
suasrintrndtnt says that il several cs.es
the tniiots have failed 10 start the GIes
in tine to warm the rooms by . o'clock in
the morning II Was common thing last
winter for the furnaces and stoves lot to
be kept clean Of ashes and ciuiers. Often
before the ire becomes hot ia the morn
ing coal enough is put into s. furnace to
burn till l O'Clock. This chicks tie iir4,
70 that tine rool.is are cold all the morning.
Very little attention II given TO setting tie
hampers il the ho'-sir pipes, 80 as to
throw the heat where II is most moulded
Often que room becomes too wsrm ana
no. ar, which il ueeGaa IA another rocni,
and cou.d easily be thrown there, is
thrown out nj al upen window. That The
fires aud the hampers need some attention
every hour in very cold weather, is some-
thing that thu janitors, With feH e2cep-
tious, DO mol seerl wiling to understand.
Sev,ra! of the jtnitors 20 10 The school
honSe OILY once between early morning
anu the clIse OF school, in the afternoon.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
MILFORD



MILFORD, Nov. % THE cold snap appears
to have chilled business here for the time.
The storm Of Saturday which vas quite
severe, gave US g dull Saturday.
The young people Of Christ Church nIe
making preparation for grand entertainment
on Thanksgiving night, the proceeds 10 so to
the Christ Church Guild. An excursion train
will be run to this place from all points on
the j. d Il and u. q +. railroads.
School has been closed on the north side
for several days TO give the teachers
the opportunity Of attending the
Kent County Institute. Those on the south
side being in Sussex county, the teachers will
attend the institute TO be held ut Georgetown
ON the LIST OF December.
The improvement fever has aDated but
little, and building and decoration are still
going ON. We have been expecting Il steamer
to ply between here and Philadelphia. but she
has not yet put in AN appearance.
IL is nov understood that the Silver Lake
Wooden Mills, which were burned on election
night, will be speedily rebuilt, and that they
will be on mucn larger scale than formerly.
The BaptiSts are now being supplied by the
Rev. Mr.. Grievel, who, it il expected will
soon be settled rs pastor. lie Is Il man Of
Unusual force and activity, and would in all
probability strengthen the interest oi the
Baptist denomination here.
Several new stores have been opened
recently, of which We would mention those Of
s. Arnold, G. j. Hall, j.. NJ. johnson, Mr..
Prettyman and several others, so that the
stores now number nearly 100, and yet it
seems that each has as much business rs the
few had several years ago.
Oysters and game are plentiful and prices
uupA
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
Aeatha.

BELL In Lewisville. Sussex county. on l6th inst
Sarah Bell, vile of Levin W. Bell, aged 20 years.
ELEMENTAL Centre,ille, D,l, on tile 18th inst
klGuArd Clement, aged - years
DASHIELL-Iu this city, on tie Goth inst O. H.
D4shlell, aged Al years,
FlELp-In this city, on the y inst, Elizabeth C.
Field. Nlte OF DR. William Field, a;e. 70 years
JoSES-Tn this city, ON iatll inst, Richard Il
Jones in the 18th year OF his are.
KENARD.-At the residence Of her husband, or
octouer 5Jtl, En- ,heth kenard wife OF Thomas
kenhrd aged rs years.
TERRELL.-Near New Leeds Csc county, Md.
on Hth inst, Margaret Il, Terrell, ageu, ~ years.
TllOMAs.-On Amelia island. Fla. on tue 18th inst
Fhihr Thomas, formerly OF Delaware AGED So
WASHINGTON-O 18th inst. John H. Washing.
ton, in the s7th year ui his age.
VIII rE.-In Iewes on i4th inst, Emily, wife O,
Robert White aged about "a years.
WILLIAMSON. this city, Nov. 18th, Mrs. Susan
williamson. IN the san OF her age.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

Tine Brandy wiue creek q. Rising Sun
was partially frozen over ON Sunday al d
Monday the ice sheet extended across
from bank to bauk aud became sufficiently
strong to bear al urlueby goose, which
walk, d out ~ il sat down to warm lis feet
and got its feathers fast froz-n to the
surface sn tuat il was unable to rise. 1t
was cehvssd IRON its uncomfortable posi-
ton 10 some way AMI brought safely to
shore. Ice had formed on ths pond to
the middle depot sufficiently strong at
,trord good .ka'irg Tuesday morning.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
HOW TO
GET almost
Everything.

Do you know how to get
in the easiest way and to best
advantage what you want for
dress and house-furnishing ?
First, how: Write for a
catalogue; see what you can
learn from it about the things
you want. Ifsamplcs can be
useful TO you, ask for them
and state your wants so
plainly that exactly the right
samples can be sent.
Second, where: The place
where goods are kept in the
greatest variety; where they
are sold for what they really
are in respect to quality
where prices are lowest
where most care is taken
to serve customers accept
ably; and where you have
the right to return whatever
is not satisfactory.
There-no matter where
you are-if you make your
wants known and avail your
self of your privileges, you
will get the best things in
the best way promptly and
without trouble or risk;
sometimes by mail, some
times by express, almost
always at less cost for car
rage than the money you
save in the price.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

C@3Lr Potts, oae Of the negroes con
ceined in teceut cutting ARRAY AT
Smyrna, wa5 arrested IN "Wednesday lBs
IN that Town by Cons able Weidin at the
Instance IT Drpdty Suerill . S,;dne,
Jump. of tlren Aune oluuly, Nd, WHO
wanted him tor stealing n the upp-r par
of that county. PottH' whereabouts was
discovered by the q lpep Anue officials by
reading she account of his cutting ARRAY.
Caesar was caught at the house of Mr.
SpruaUcr, HtSmyrna, with whom he was
employed, aud was taken to Cent willie
on Wednesday, night aod lodged in jail
THUG iday morning
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
-s=s
DOI'Eh.

Special CORRESPONDENCE OF State Journal.
DOVER, NOV. 81. Richardson " Robbins
commenced canning poultry on Monday.
IhGy took in on that day about 10000 pounds
and on Tuesday iannere commenced coming
in early in the morning aud continued till late
in the evening. They took in from Is to ~
tons. Prices paid ii cents for turkeys. and
III cents for ducks and chickens.
On account of Thursday being Thanksgiv-
ing Day they will not buy any more poultry
this week. but will commence next Monday
and Will buy for three days in every week
Sheriff Lacy has moved i'll town and entered
on the duties of his Office.
Diptheria is i'll town and one family named
Cullen has lost four children during the last
10 days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
Ih hLAND
Attitude of she Clergy and the Pope
Toward the Land groubIes.

Associated Press Dispatch,
R.ME, Nov. "A i The Aui0rn pub
fishes pn article believed to be inspired
Aud which attracts considerable attention
It sayP, The Irish bishops could never
preach revolt crime or violence ard will
not do 20. The Pope does not iced to
use any greAt effods 10 keep them III the
path of duty, but lie may possibly have
already advised them to separate ihtm-
selves openly from those WHO spread terror
oy trandishlng the sword in the faces OF
their fellow citiz ms
The article concludes; eve trust that
the Irish clergy will he an INSTRUMENT of
peace and order and that While they snive
to calm the passions of the people, tie
English nation will settle the question at
issue by drawing closer the boud which
should unite the two sister countries.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

rnlorsd woman, named Anna Perkins,
living with Wh t. family ~ 637 Christi
a4a street died tuesday, FROM tina Excess
sive p4s of iquar, hsUhg bseu On d,-
hluch TOR about turer work.. DR.
Sprj ger gave q ces.iinste M TO tbs eau o
Of d-ath, snd ~ Inquest WA therefore
rendered npn"c ssarv ibu deceased was
about 80 yeNf7 al h;4 aud lipves gumber
ot children ....-
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
and we should have been saved from
that nnsnoisl distress.

Z
that financial distress.
This concluded the second part of the
memoir ard on motion of Dr.. Bush, a
vote OF tians, va. eI.eaieu. uud The
COMMITTEE On Publication was Instructed
to CONFER with the Chief Justise with a
view to the publication of the memoir.
The Chief Justioe stated that what h.
had read on the these two occasions con-
stttuted only about two-ffths of the paper
prepared BY him in obedience to the
request OF the society. He had found il
necessary to go deeper than he bad at fret
supposed, and be- had found the wolk n
pleasure. Among the mo4t important
features of the life vet to be related is the
celebrated Clayton Bulwer treaty.
At the suggestion Of Mr. Bates the Pub
iiosGiou Committee was instructed to have
me whole memolr, as prepared by the
Chief Justice, printed
The Society thel sd jnurntd.
This paper has developer into an ex-
ceedingly interesting pro melton and when
printed and bound will he one of the most
valuable historical volumes which Della
ware contains. IL will be book without
which no Delaware library will be COM
plete
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

Clerk and Recorder vi Sewer county, Arkansas,
-uys i'll recent letter: II have forgotten whether
wrote lou concerning The almost marvellous effect
he Compound Oxygen Treatment had on lue. |
was suffering from Brorchiris and had been for
three monlhs-had alu osi dr>parrto Of recovery
when commenced the Treatment could feel n
marked change on the hrst night 10 X it. | had
MOI enjoyed Il rood n'ght'4 rest for something over
three months; hut 90 the night hrst tool, thu
Treatment l slept spIendid'y, and aftcrwlr + con-
t,uucd 10 improve rapdly until was cured. II
YOU ser iii YOU can US this for the benefit of
sufferers" Fan formation about his new
Treatment for Chronic lis, ase5, sent free by DIS.
SrARHEY K PALeN 100 and I'LL Girsrd St.
Philadelphia Pa.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
A Huge Refrigerator,

The Grest Eastern Fresh Maat Company
llimitedl, with a capital of E3OO,OO has
been formed. It proposes to bring car
cases from both North aud Sonth America,
Rld for this purposen the steamship Great
Eastern has BEEN fitted up with refriger.
s'ing Appliances One hundred and fifty
tnou5snd pounds OF the stock Of the com.
pauy is offered for public subscription.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

ltisn't as if you were go
jng to a strange place. The
chances are you've been here
be'ora, and know something
al onr ways. Perhaps your
nc'glber has been here ; and
has Tod YOU it was a good
place to 90 to. Perhaps
you've only read that we
sell a good many clothes,
and say to people who buy
.henl Bring them back if
you don't find them every
W. TO your liking. ..
Now ;his is really why we
are ncl strangers to any
body; b cause We deal with
everybody as vita Il neigh
Dor; an.leHrecthim to come
richr back j he has cause OF
complaint.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

Wsdnstday III" Jark-oa ~ Sharp 90.
shipped sleeping car to Houston, Texss,
70 run from that city to New Orlanns.
This is tho last Of contract for four
sl", psrs for this route. Bowers, Dure g.
Co el3o shipped II box freight cars to the
NV JGreey Central railroad for which
they are aolnR all immense amount OF
work .'n- Wilmington car shops are very
busy NOW
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
CONE AND SEE Us.

Come and sec lis, or drop
is a line, saying what you
want, as near as you can. If
you arc here, you can see for
yours 4if a great variety Of
things, try on what you like,
and go home with the old
clothes in a bundle. That is
very easy; and nothing can
BE- more satisfactory
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

john II. O'Brien of this city, formerly
foreman at the II. & Fl. yards, left fer
Mexico Yesterday. He goes by way of
the New York and Havana line, his mission
being to superintend the putting together
of cars for the new Mexican Central rail-
WAY. He will be absent for about a wear.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

Associate Piess dispatch.
LONDON, Nov. "a A dispatch from
d lbliu says 81 sacks of Mr. Boycott
newly-,hreshed corn have been shipped
They were escorted to Gong by cavalry
infantry, police and u'sfermen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

A machinist employed at Edge Moor
was Monday struck by piece of steel,
about as large as Il mans thumb nail, which
severed one Of the main arteries of his
forearm. Drs. Maui aud Hazlett took up
and tied the ends of the artery. The
injury will keep MIN idle for few days
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
A MISSING INYFNrOR,


Searched for In Various Large Citie,
-Foui Play suspected.
AHsociated Press Dispatch.
NEW YORK, Nov. "a The police were
notified by general alarm today to look
out for Hugo Rensch, a missing inventor,
for whom active search has henn made IN
Phimdt lphia, Brooklyn, IT. Louis aud
Cincinnati
He wsH last seen ia this city, and it is
thnught met with foul pay white on the
way To or crossing the North river to take
the train. The missin.. man wa5 foreman
OF the Crescent City Rairoal Company,
New Oflesus.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

of ManatH, Fla.,says: 'Tntts Pills are held in high
TapulH 2s liver regulator in this hot climate. In
fast hardy AnoG how We could get along with
out them. Uhil and Fever have lost their dread
Our people t-lIe one or two oses OF the pills and
follow il with Is grains of quiniue divided In three
doses, during the day. The asue never returns"
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

- cage g!Ituut rtCltditp his name on
"a | urrsi as tnvnrdble 10 the fuuda-
pt.i priwipir of hGt,6 valuation. The
3nger NJ which the country then stood,
y especially G1ln4un'S own State, Gauesr
M to r 4 Ut very deeply, Clayton even
n 1T ~ fer la TO tLreGt'u that h'H parry
uio take part %i,h TIE Executive and
3.prn him 10 ,he vGry last djiiar IN the
asUry III tn" execution Of bis 20 GarA
IL ihr SJuthefH senator's did mob VOC Tor
d principle Sc 1t oeaur5uh thai ~ be
butGeTu Eeuatofs record a 'l"ii votel ~
By6r of home vainston ard i1r nti ihr
pier amendments proposed by TIA. 81
Pa Clayton was u strong prott ctiCnist Is
fOEu avt only by hi record bG; by thsi
ete mput W Is speech 10 which he said I;
~nu'd pause before | would surrender
p principle of protection, even 10 save
D. Union"
4 Atlcr this measure had been passed,
b%ever, its ends were defeated by the
Pn trnctiln placed upon it by the Secre-
lry OF the Treasury, aud it did not prove
benetj;, except that il had everted civil
ar' So it continued until 1871, when
wing party came into power. 1t
fpeaitd tho compromise act and passo
y tariff of 1912, which was not in any
tnger of the doctrine of notification,
pa thus there came return of peace 10
be land.
MIR, Clayton was also an active advocate
Tue Laud bill passed at the session Of
f55 He advocated the right of the old
'ates 10 share of the public lands He
Pnsldessd the great We.tern country at
Pmnon properly, The "Graduation
ii met with his opposition This land
~ was part of series of measures fol
r. protection of American industry. IL
rev years after its passage Clayton said
pay the proceeds of the sale OF public
has thould be taken from the treasury
% distributed among the States, while
le Government should be- supported by
% revenue from the duties on imports
None.
clayton was condemned by many after
8sfas for the distress which overlook TIT
oun,ry, but had the Secretary of The
feasury not misconsirued the Compro
use act and administered it os Clayton
40 Intended, the manufacturers of the
ountry would have been fully sustained
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

telegram from Knoxville reports that 81
e wedding reception near Kingston, Tenn,
"a persons were poisoned by eating cakes Ia
which arsenic had been used in mistake for
soda Six of those poisoned have died. and
three others are not expected to recover.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

fhh bIfH-ls fLlt TUN.
.,'1Ver rcud... 81 h5iu limnIhi lag
FInUlny DO. 9kbuaj.I5, Aps-Gl,.s11. lOl. .. 10
hungarian dos .25al.it Straw f.,at
Fax tcsal ....F..Hulg2ft g.y..rII 30 ngaf1 B. M.
VI net - d 80. 81 ,21nI lat
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25
UULCIGEO.
Entered by Beryisn Pasha-- Protected
by an international Fleet.

Associated Press Dispatch,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. ~ -DervIf1
Psshs mas entered Dulcigno attsr Slight
engagement with the Albanians After his
departure the Montenegrips will occupy
the place under the protection of M inter
national fleet.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

|
New CASTLE, Nov. 2i,-The Court was
called to order this morning at 10 O'Clock. all
| the Judges being present. The Whining
tonans not vet having arrived there VAS a
waiting spell OF few minutes before BUSH
uess commenced After the arrival of the
| train. Clerk Cochran called the Jury roll and
| all were found present.
| The case against the editor Of EVERY Eyry-
ING was then called. Mr. Lore presented a
| note from Mr.. Whitley saving he was sicli IN
bed and would not be able to be here to-day.
| This being so. Mr. Lore expressed himself
reluctant to proceed with the case. Mr. lld
| objected to a pUstpouemept because, tLtr
WITNESSES were from II distance and would not
STAY after TO-DAY, and o. they mad 10 means
| to compel their remaining here. he wa, a.
willing to have n pnstpuIIunlpnt
The Chief Justice informed tic counsel
that this case was ut issue only on Inc mai
plea of mot guilty" no replication. having
been put III to the other pleas, in confession
and avoidance. George il. Bates. ESQ. snll
there was an understanding that thu lruhrl-
ton shoull be really an amendment 10 the
declaration. and dat the ploas rs entered
should stand as answers To the whoie duclaru-
ton as amended.
The Chief Justice SUGGESTED that tLe
counsel engaged IN the ease ufaw mn Inc
agreement they had entered into, fign aid Hid
1t, thus making 1t part ul the record. THAI
If it was necessary to have time for This. The
court would allow tham time nat lie
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

Of this paper says: Being Convinced Of
the fiiesoy of St. Jacobs Oil in curing
rheumatism, have no hesilsney in recon
mending it.-Mt. Clemens Mich 7rus
Record.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-25

EIETnN. Nov. 2O.-After further consider
alton of the Tyson infautlcidc, States Attorney
Crothers decided 10 have the remains of the
infant eXhumsd, and an examination of the
lungs made to ascertain positively whether
Mrs. Tyson and the confession of Tyson HIM
self are not admitted the case will still be
strong. The stomach will be preserved and
an analysis made If deemed necessary Ur.
Housekeeper of North East attended to the
GXhumatlon. and examination Wednesday.
Abe Hill, colored, employed in unloading
wood for Providence mill from large vessel
at the bridge, yesterday, lost his balance and
with his loaded wheelbarrow fell into the
cgeek. The cold bath was not enjoyable and
Abe got ont as soon as possible.