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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03

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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03
Before PhiIIpparl.

In 1041 the London Times emp15Fe<l s
keen little Irishmam, ,surnamed g Reilly.
to furnish II the current news of Paris
He scented bold scheme to peruetrafe
an enormous fraud npon the bankers a.
Europe and England. By devices s zth
which only the news reporters and cor
respondents are familiar. he Warnae<I His
way through the battling cloals of
secrecy with which the plot was covered.
until its true inwardness was revealed ID
him, when he gave his knowledge 70 The
world through the Times. 4 startlino
sensation flashed through financial
circles when his letter detailed heu
forged drafts were prepared ready 10 Sc
presented by specified individuals at
every large bank In Europe and England
imultaneously O'Reilly's grand cos.v
crushed this prodigious Conspiracy.
Fourteen accomplished French. Italian
and English villains were engaged IN The
lniquitous and d.audacious scheme One
of them was the Florence partner of s
large English mercantile house. He
brought suit of libel against the printer
of the Times. The proprietors 81 the
paper assumed the brunt 81 the Iersl
fight. The jury rendered d verdict
WHICH SilA lAI5lfzettfl0tu tue E9HA equally
between the parties. But the Times
people had expended thousands of dol
ars and made vast exertions In prepar-
ing for defense. As . consequence
they unraveled and laid bare the whole
conspiracy to the minutest details. The
trial displayed to the banking public Ill
the more clearly the imminent danger
which it had SO narrowly escaped. The
cost of the trial to the paper was ascer-
tanned, and subscription was et once
taken up to defray it. But when com
naittee rendered the money the proprie-
tors gracefully declined to accept Il.
Financial institutions to the number 81
at were represented upon the snbscrip-
tion lists. They were unaninionsly de-
termined that the memory of the papers
conduct in the premises should Be per-
petuated. Thirty-eight years $50 this
month they appropriated $40 900 10 the
purchase of a Times scholarship, Il
both Oxford and Cambridge. with the
remainder of the fund four suitably in
scribed tablets were procured and put
up in appropriate places in London,
being at the Times printing Office.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03
orleanIss SCANDALS and Tragedies.

The Due d'Aumale's entertainments at
Chantilly are now in full swing. won
der whether the mystery of that residence
will ever be cleared up? The Orleans
family are blessed with strong nerves, or
they could hardly make merry at the
scene of such tragedy as was enacted at
that chateau in 1880. The Due de Bour-
bon was found one morning dead, hang
ing by silk handkerchief from the
hook of the window curtain; his feet
were touching the ground, and the doors
of his room were closed on the inside.
When the Due was in England during
the emigration, he became acquainted
with shop-seryant, one Miss Dave, who
subsequently returned with him to
France; soon after which being desirous
of getting on in ''society in
| her equivocal position, was impossible
she induced the Baron de Fencheres,
who was attached to the Princes house
hold to marry her, and in q few minutes
he separated from her and quilted
France, leaving her in full possession of
the Due de Bourbon.
The Duke of Orleans Louis Philippe), j,
whose rapacious mind was always busted
with scenes for promoting the interests
of his family, was intent on inducing
| the Due to constitute the Due d'Aumale
| his heir, although his claims were in
ferior to those of others of his relatives,
and soon began to pay fnisome court to
the Baroness with view of persuading
her to cooperate in his project, offering
her his protection after the death of her
protector, and assistance in her views on
society: The Due de Bourbon, early In
1880, was bullied into signing the viii
| which proved his death warrant, and in
which the Due d'Aumale and Madame
Fencheres were the legatees.
The revolution of July frightened the
Prince out of his wits, and he was so
enraged at the perfidy of Louis Philippe.
Full of fears for his own safety, as he
now detested his female friend, he re-
solved to quit France, accompanied only
by confidential servant, who was dis
patched to France for million francs IN
4 gold. It was we'll known, both to the
new King and to the Baroness, that, once
a free agent, the Due would make q new
will in favor of the Due de Bordeaux.
The next morning he was found dead.
4 It afterwards turned ont that there was
a secret entrance to the Princes apart
ment, communicating with the rooms of
the baroness, and that the fastening Of
this door could be drawn and rebolted
from the outside, and was generally be-
ilieyed that having surprised him in the
night. she and an abbe who was devoted
to her, snofhered him with pillow, and
suspended him when he was found.
Oddly enough, the same abbe died
mysteriously and suddenly week later
The Baroness got the wealth she desired
| hut she led miserable life, and died IN
London about thirty years ago. She wa
called IN Paris 9 Madame la Baronne dt
Serrecol. London Truth.
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Elm.g


DEs MoIsEs, Dec. 24.-A FIRE st Newton,
Jasper county, this morning, destroyed
property to the extent Of S35 900. It is
supposed to have been set on fire by bur
glars. Gillman's block, toy and jewelry
store, Gillespie's drugh house and Brill's
dry goods establishment were entirely
consumed. The insurance is about $l0,.
000.
Eosorlons Criminal Arrested.
& Kansas Cry, Dec 54-Douy Fox, at
nae tiaaa member of the notorious
Js se james gang, was arrested in Sum-
nef county, Kansas, and Is now in Jail in
this city. He Is under an Indictment for
assisting Iii the murder Of j. w. Which-
ers, one Of Pinkerton's detectives. near
Independence, Missouri, on the 10th of
March. 1877 and also for engaging in the
robbery Of the Band of Independence
during the latter part of 1875. Fox was
with Quantrell during the war. An old
comrade, who states that Fox told him
the whole story of his participation in the
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DIR. JoHEsoE 1Kp H14 S<Ez <zz' & 13f
johnson comes Ont very S3<<1 s. ~. 4
every one knows. ID his fe1at &fi
or than hurt Frsneis BArbsfG -
servant) feelings he f5z1ae]f s;
cat her dinner; md, Hha< l. -; ',;l
his faithful Negro Hze zz 81 :
Easton, probably 81 his tl1zIs1 81 S
wrote letters 70 Kim. III s. I. || 4
Scotland and visiting Lord 81 s. s r. e
Boswell finds, among other e= ~
Of resemblAnce between 5t5E<dz| s. # <i
host, that they had each : bIz ~
This man, Cory Na8 Ss4< s. -. ( -
them from the house u ~ -
At parting. johnson s1@z ~
Mr.. Cory, give ne leave g s / |.:c-
question. Are Yo1 bar<lz1 -
told him he N<ss, and c6<z [iz f -
Bishop Of Durham. Is then & s
gave him shillire. I9<zz s ..3z.
be seems always tc ha53 6'' -
and Boswell records u;lt { ...s
demnazios o< his Eo6<I5 ...'
Joseph litter. Let 105 s {.
disdain his introduetic4, IL "a .
son gave him this rllA<ac,E
ciyl man and . Nz4c z14'.
woods Mazazine.
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EIoTtC.

AroT1cE Is HEREBY t.igsS 20 WHOM II
~ may concern that ths Undersigned has been
awarded the contract Gr keepi',g The Douglas
County paupcrs for a period OF two years. al
persons 10 need OF assistance from said county
must first procure certificate 10 that effect from
any member OF the County Board aud present 1t
70 one of the following named persons, WHO are
authorized to and viii care for those presenting
sueh certificates: Button & Perkins, Roseburg L..
Z. Kellogg, Oakland; Mrs. Brewn, Looking
Glsn. Dr.. Woodruff is authorized 10 furnish
medical aid to all persons in need Of the same and
Who have been declared paupers of Douglas
Connty. W. B. CLARK.
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Alcoholic Poisoning.

In the Health Department. tie Art
paper was by DIR. Norman Kerr Of L,o1-
don, on the Mortality of Infenper.
ance-" The author stated that .his ssf;-
hlate, presented to the Che1tenhafn Cons
gress, Of the annual fatality from irfes,..
perance in alcohol was arrived at 81, arj-
plying the results of his own medical
experience to the total number Of mezi-
men In the kingdom. The medical pro-
fession has been supposed to number
16, 600, and on this hypothesis his former
estimate was based; but, having since
had occasion to commiinicate with. every
member of the profession, be found the
actual number Of practitioners, exclusive
of the army and navy, to be Is, ,090. DR..
Kerrs original computation, then, that
120, 900 persons died every year in Great
Britain and Ireland from intemperanee
10 5000 dying from their own excess.
and rs, 800 dying from indirect conse-
quences of excess of others, was far under
the truth, as had been from the first
contended by DIR. Harwicke and many
competent observers. DIR. Kerr re-
viewed the fortieth report Of the
Registrar General with reference to
deaths from alcoholism, and suggested
that the Social Science association
should ask confidential returns from 500
medical men in different parts of the
country, with the view of arriving at
approximation to the truth It was sig
nificant that gout was more fatal now
then it was ten years ago; and that Italy.
| a most temperate nation, had only 24o
per l ,000, 900 of violent deaths. while
England, an intemperate nation, had no
less than 757 per I ,000, 900.
James White Manchester| without
raising the question whether alcohol had
any dietetic value, or whether It was
beneficial when taken by the right
people, at the right time, and in right
quantities, renewed facts about which
there was little or no dispute. for the
| purpose of indicating the extent to which
the harmful and poisonous use of the
drug prevailed in this country. It wa.
/ not settled that all doses under a certain
/ quantity were harmless, but it was quit.
settled that all doses under q certain
/ quantity were harmless, but it was quit,
settled that all doses above a certain
quantity wern injurious The outsid,
quantities that might be taken In twenty
four hours we're "a ounces by health,
man, and OF. by woman; and feeble
people, who are very numerous, mus
take less, SO the average dose might b,
reduced to one ounce each. Calculation
i worked out by the author) gave 8 y gal
Ions of alcohol per year per head of th
population. Out of q. 4.000, 900 in Eng
land, 10000, 900 might be classed as non
consumers, reckoning abstainers an
! children. Consumers were divisibl
into sections, some consuming less thai
{ their shares and others more; but th
proportion of alcohol was oyer2L ounce
, for everv consumer In ,000, 900, and a
, many drank less others drank more, u
J to 6, and 10 ounces day. The cen
! clusion was that it is impossible to douI
: that much more than half of the alec
, holic liquor consumed In this country
: consumed in poisonous doses. Pre-
J ceedings of British Social Scienc
Congress.
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coFElNs MADE AND TRIMMED.
And orders filed cheaper and better than can
any other establishment

Desiring share of public patronage, the un-
dersigne,i promises to offer extra inducements TO
all patrons. Give me a trial.
:, f'''o' JOHN GILDERSLEvE.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03
Fatal tauarre,.

CHIcAGO, Dec. 10. Trouble at the stock
yards remain in stdtu quo. Five thousand
men are idle, but 5000 are at work in va
rious packing houses where none but
members of the union'are employed.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03

DELpHos, Ohio, Dec. 26.-Bernard
Picker, an old German resident of this
place, was called to the door by loud
knocking at O'Clock this A. NJ, and upon
opening the door he was confronted by
three men armed with revolvers, who
demanded his money. He resisted and
was shot and instantly killed. His wife
hearing the disturbance came to his as
sistance and she was bound with ropes
and tortured with fire until she disclosed
where the money was and $500 were
taken No clue to the criminals have
been discovered.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03

New YORK, Dec. 25-The Tribune says
the president has written very little in
regard to his views about the way to
crush out polygamy in Utah, but he con-
verses about the matter great deal. His
ideas ON the subject are emphatic. He
believes that the Mormons should be de
prived of political power and that no
time ia to be lost
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03

Governor Vanzant, being asked, as it
true Governor, you have received the ap
pointment as minister. to Russia ?" re-
piled, ut is not proper for me to answer
that question. l decline to say anything
hs11f
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1880-01-03
Insurance Suit.


SAN FRANcrsco,. Dec. pa meeting of
the trustees of Crown Point, Belcher,
Alpha, Bullion. Exchequer, Confidence,
Imperial and Challenge Mining Compan-
les will be held next Friday afternoon at
o'clock, in room No. Ii, 203 Bush street,
to take into consideration the PROPOSE
ton made by the Yellow Jacket Company
to work the above named mines through
the Yellow Jackets shaft.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-10
&l.l00 20 ss.oO0 ye.r. Or ss 70 go /.

GI5NNI TO s6,COO a year, or IS to s2o !.
.2IoOO day 10 your own locally. No liz
women 90 "a we'll as men. Many make more
make money last. ANY ono do the work. Yeu
can maze from 80 cts to 50 an hour by deystfn1
your evenings and spare time 10 the Lusine,s /,
co,ts noihIDg to try the busiBets. Nothing ike
! ~ 20, iEoht5 making ever oher:d before Bust
ne1s pIeAsADt and Strjctiy honorable Read,T n
&c Tent TO know all about the best pawn bn.i
n@sS before The public. send rs your addTess and,
,srro. H.. sene you iull particulars and private
car "a InsEe g2 your mind oter yourself Addr.1s
GEOKGE STlNSOS q CO., Portland Mafne
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EITS CURED Promptly and Perms-
-. - nentiy. send bottle Of my ceie-
trated remedy, With a valuable treatf,e On ala.
aI'eaEe, free to all sufsrers Who send me tksi,
r o. and Express address. '"
Da. HrG- ROOT.
~ a.,-. No. 1853 Pearl st. New York
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M E G Han 1cAL.
Carpenter and Builder,
IaMES w. RIFT

CoNT1SUEs the vigorous prosecution of his,
" ayocation as Carpenter and Builder, and will
take Qrders Tor work andexscuie the aame prompt
" and satisfactorily. His experience is nnch that
he can guarantee perfect vorkmanship and MS
prices will compare fayorably withfthe most
teasons1ie. Ihose desiring 70 build should give
MIN call.
Apil23, 1878.
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FENHE undefsEncd coniinucs TO tece;ve o.dcrs in
I his line for all kinds OF Currisgc Work. Re
pairs. &c. at his sHoP, tho Turnpike lea ding
TO Mi!iwocd. Having enlarged ais capacity for
the production of the heat work in every sty !c he
trei confident OF his ability pie aec, AID only
AJAX yoa to CALI and sec before purchaa;ug eee.
whcr", "a am determined to furnish work and %
done anywhere, aud as buy all my srocK of first
hands therefore feel satisf,d that can sell upon
as advantageous tcfns az any othor ahop that
practicable, and me kc to order all kinda o; vEHI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-10

SSn0 MONTH guaranteed. sI2 a day
GCSO at home made by the indu,trious
CaPitaI not required: we viii START you Men,
Noms9' ooys and girfs make money fsster as
E E Tor M thAn at any thing eIse. The work h
Iis ut and pleasant, and such . anyone can 20
'ignt At IEo'e who are wise who see this botiss'
UlII sepo os their addr~ssss NJ once and zee for
!henaeives- Costly Outfit and terms free. Ho1
- tpe time. Those already at work srs LAWN
up sarge sums of money. Address TRUE a Coz
HUsusAs maine. June II, l679-Iy.
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DITCHING AND EICAYATlNG.

'ENEE undersigned still offers his services a. a
4 competent workman in the above line
iC!iltehlng and Ezcavatiag o; all kinds-Digging
Clstcrns, Ponds Cellars. &c undertaken at mod.
crate rateF, and faithfully executed Orders left
al fesldeace, on West Coheress st., will receive
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY
September 2. 1879.
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4" The Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia:
4. W.tMcCLARY, Plaintiff,
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CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

SHIT HING IUP BULGIES,
PHI AToHS. R0CKAWAYS, Gall styIes)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, SULXIFS
sLEtGH>. &c. And lam also prepared TO tnapu
taCtUrc HEAHSES Of any descriptions | will
guarantee all work OF my manufacture for the
space of one year Any work not coming up
to my representation, will make good without
ia ke il exchange for ali NEW WORK, old Car
riskeR, B"ggies, &c, therefore to persors who
wish 10 patrouzs
HOME EANUFACTURE,
offer an ind uCcTnen t icr them buy OF me in
stead o: going abroad there car be a. sub.isn.
ua! work put u? at HOME as elsewhere.
can negotiate with parties for work at their
homes it dePir.d, if within day's rive, uooo
notifying me al THE place.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended TO
me from clarke, FauGuier, Loudoun and adioipin q
counties, respectfully nsk n continuance of the
same. await farther orders.
~ y e. .I GEO. Z. THOMAS,
Phoenix Carriage Work.
Dec. 10, ls7s--y. Bef2yrilIc. Va
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NJ ~ Clerk of the Circuit Court
BEagonier. BeltLhoover and Lucas p q.
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F. p. LYNCH.
Cicrk Of the Circnlt COurs.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given 20 all parties inter
ested, that shall proceed to execute the fore
going decree ut NV Office in Charles:own. on
Wednesday, February IL. 1850
WILLIAM BURNETT
JtnuarS ~, lJSO-- At. Commissioners.
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NOTICE.

Notice Thereby given that will execute the
1nreg3Ing DEGREES at my Office in Charlcstown
west Virginia, the 10th day of February, 1850
January 90 lsSo-t 20 G;n,1n, iS1inl1c
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LIGHT 4 MITCHELL

lave for sale Hop Bitters, Kelfer's Roman
: ! kin;ment and Vinegar Buffers.
A RE- Agents FOR DiAiJEed Iron, Eiz. Val Am
&c Money can lie saved by buying from them
a. you get AT. Manuf4cLurers' Prices.
4 RI also ~ hoIeszie A. gents for Cod Live, OIL
n Sweet Oil, Sewing Machine Oil. and all the
A RE Selling Buff Envelopes at cts. package.
II F. would also cali the complaining PubIie's
attention to our strictly pure Rye " hickey.
french brandy, No Champagne. and other
Wines TheSe are sold for medicine only by
Feb. IS, lSI9.- ~. LIGHTS MITCHELL
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TO STOCK RAISERS-

L eoce IN the GeIding of stock Offers hi. nIef..
snd the stoek Rasers OF Jefferson
scmt;n5 m ties Prom i.ing In the eI-
attention to diseases in horses. Also has patsn,
n,i =, which he apply t,Hoys. Letters
III receive prompt attention. Terms re.sonsbis
Feb 49, 1871 JOHN w ScHAEFFER
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


I" The Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia
4. W.'McCLARY, Plaintiff.
Against
DANIEL ass.s B Lucas. Trustee. Josiah. Watson,
John Shirley William J.. Grantham and
Ephraim Watson. Defendants.
w. }. GRANrHAM, Plaintif,
Against
DANIEL B;LUCAS, Trustee. Josiah Watson,
Ephraim Watson and Juo. c. Shirley. Defen.
IN CHANcERY.
(Ertract from Decree Of No0 17tA, 1907
is adjudGed. ordered and decreed that
Il Commissioner Gloon Moore, to whom this
cause was Tecomlnltted by the decree of NOyem-
Der 10th, 1878, do proceed to execute said decree
according to the terms thereof. and do also as
certain the amount due to the Petitioners John
ID. Nicely and Martin swimley, on account of
the judgements and Executions in their favor
respectfully against john G. Shirley, and to
that sxtent and in proportion to the amounts so
found due said Petitioners severaIIy, it is
ordered that the debt audited in these causes in
favor of John q. Shirles JCommissioner Moose's
Report, Glass 81 be endorsed for the use of said
te e by virtue of the liens of tho execu-
Copy-Teste.
F. r. LYNCH,
CErtraetstqOha- Decree Of Aov. 16M, 1875
"(Rcferred to above.)
ssIfNHEsE causes arc recommitted TO Commits
IL sioner CIeon Moore, with instTuctiops to
reform his report bS giving Defendant VIM J.
GrAntham, credit on the debt Of the National
Bank of NartinSburg, (use of Walter ShirIev;s
Adm'rs) for $685.. %, of date July llth 1870, and
also by credit1ng said Graz than with the claim
reported in favor of EphrRim Watson, it having
been paid and the Commissoncr shall receive
any proof as to said credits claimed on the debts
of tBurk hart g Son and H. 81. Blackburn and of
any other credits thereon which exist. and sail
Commissioner shall receive proof of all credits
Tshown to exist on any of the claims audited
against said VIM. J. Grantham
and said Commissioner is further directed to
ascertain and report whether partition of the
Kline tract has been heretofore made and If so
report the same to the Court And the Commits.
si9ner shall audit and report as to any other
debts pfoperly chargeable upon said real estate.
Copy-Teste.
-r--- r---... F-P. LYNCH,
Clcrk Of the Circuit Court
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DERsoNs needing Trusses, Shoulder Br.e..
I1c1T SGPGOrters,esn be surpIifd At
extra expense Call and canine t6eir stoe b..
ioIe ouyine Forty difiereutkIDds on band