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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
40 4 americans Need Apply,

Great excitement and indignation
was caused few years ago by the
refusal OF certain landlords in New
IofA TO entertain members Of the
Jewish rncc at their hotels. 1t is
amusing to learn that these landlords
would not themselves be permitted to
enter certain hotels in Europe, as the
following will show:
The Philadelphia Press is authority
Tor the statement that foreigners de-
clare That all Americans arc ill-brcd,
and many of the higher class ofL.ondon
hotels refuse to receive A,acrican
families unless provided with letters
ofrctercncc from some Of their English
clients. In Cannes, an English watcr-
ing place in The south Of France, there
arc dozen high-class caravanscrai
where no american can get accommo-
dntiom. The landlords make the same
plea that we are dominccring, loud
talking and cXacting; that our table
manners are unConGcnal to their
English guests, and that il Is II choice
with them and they prefer tho Dri.ons,
as they are their regular customers
and the best pay. There is tavoritc
hotel In London where 4 list of pre-
scribcd things that may not be done
are handed the American who applies
31'r rooms. Tic may not, for example.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
In Memoriam.

In the past few days the State has
been called upon TO mourn the death
oftwo well known and highly esteem
cd citizens, General John s. Preston
and the Rev. DR.. John |. Bonner. So
prominent have they been, the one in
the political and social, the other in
the educational history Of South Caro-
lima, that it is needless to give moro
than a brief sketch Of thcir lives, in
order to direct the attention Of 4lle
rising generation to the examples they,
afforded Of true nobility. ~
Gen. PrcStOu'S aNrUstpr came over
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

a Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
De stopped Neg glect frequently results
IN an lnculablc Lung Disease or Con.
sumption, Browns bronchial TrocI-
rS are certain to give relief i'll hsth-
ma Br0nchitts.. Coughs, CataIrlI, Con-
SsLuinptl'e ana Throat Diseases. For
thirty years tho Trochcs have been recon-
mendod by physicians, and always give
perfect satisfaction. They arc not new
or nh'rlcd, but having been tested by
"lde and constant uge tor nearly IN entire
generation, they have attained wcll.mer-
lt"a rank among the few staple remedies
OF the ago. Public speakers and sing
crS use them to clear and strengthen tho
voice. Sold Mt rs cents box every.
where. dec l3x1v'
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

appear IN tho dining room, reading
room or smoking room in slippors,
dinner i'll slovcniy attire, .ulwashcd or
unkempt; he may not mako tho tablo
boisterous in his wine-drinking; he
may not chew tobacco out Of his own
room; he may not "damn'', the do
lncstics. A great hotel was built in
LONDON not long since expressly to
crafty American humor, and ali Eng
ilsbman mover drcams Of entering it.
,.t'ho laugh Is on the other side now.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
Mothers Mothers | Mothors

Arc you disturbed ut night and brohor
of Your rest by sick chill d suffering and
crying with tho cxcruciating pain of cut
ting teeth? IF so, go at cnco and Get n
bottle of MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP. 1t will relieve tho poor little
sufferer Immediately depend upon it:
there is no mistake about it. There is
not mother on earth who has ever ns ii
IL. who will not tell yon at onco that it
VIII regulate tho bowels, and give rest to
the mother, and relief and health to tho
child' operating magic. tt is perfectly
ssle sal TO use IN all cases. and pleasant to
OF the oldest and best female physiciunu
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. % cents bottle.
dec l3.-xly
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WEEKLY PALMETTO YEOAlAN
COLUMBIA, SC.

1t is an eiaht-pago pare ;dcsignud for
the people, h)led with interesting mattcl
Family Reading. News, Markets, &c,
Subscriptions: Ono year, SI5O; Seven
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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

CARPET BAG DoRsEf demands an
investigation from Postmaster James.
lie should have it, for if he is not
reeking in crime lie is the worst SLAM
dercd man in the United States.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
TOILET BOAPSY

a LlRGE lot Of the cheapest Toilet
"a Soap Tor tho price over bronoht to-
Wlnnsboro: Cnll and bn convinced.
McAlASFER, B{ICE s. KEpCHIN.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
WlNNsBORO. sc.

AT Selma, Alabama, the Democrats
elected their mayor and eight out OF
ten aldcfmen, for The first time in eight
years. Carry the news to AIahonc,
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
SEEDS I! SEEDS !
----O--~

VUSr received, a large lot Of choico
u Garden Seeds Of all kinds.
ALSO ...
Seed and eating Irish Potatoes Of
the choicest kinds. Choice Family
Groceries arriving daily. ! have on
hand large lot of best quality Solo
Leather, which will he sold at low
figures. .s..
am paving highest prices for Dry
Hides. Give me a call. ..
W. IL. DONLY,
feb 12 On tho Corner
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

What is your wilc's particular lit
tie gamer" asked 4 friend Of hen
pcckc1t husband. "Whcn 'shc gets
thoroughly mad, he answered, "ips
draw pnkcr.". -. ~
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

CUGAKS, assorted. Coffees, Rio,
- LaguayM and Old Gov. Java,
Rio and Old Coy, Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Young Hyson.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

SARA BERNHARDT sailed for Franco
last week. taking with her nearly two
hundred thousand dollars, the net
profits Of hcr theatrical engagement in
America during the past season, Sal
VIM, the great Italian iragcdian, takes
ofabont sixiv thousand dollars as the
reward Of his labors in the samc field
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

THE deadlock in the Senate dissoly-
eH On cdncsday, by Il motion on the
part OF the Republicans to 20 into
executive session, which was unani.
nously adopted. The speech Of Dawes,
announcing the back down, was hui
horously and aptly characterized by
Beck az "a funeral oration." Several
treaties and man! nominations will be
considered, and although the Republi-
cans profess determined purpose to
continue the fight for Gorham and Rid
dlcbergcr, itiseviaent that these gentry
are doomed. The Democrats have
won at last, aud their backbone will
be considerably stittencd thereby.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
E T FAIR "A, NOTICE.

WE havo now opened our STOCK
Of SPRING and SUMMER DRY
GOODS, and ask an inspection Of
tho samo by the PUBLIC.
Each Department is full and
Complete, and in Stylos, Quality
and Prices are Second to NONE.
All wo ask is that you oxaminM ,
OUR STOCK, and wo will convince
you that wo
TALK SOLID FACTS"
McMAsTER, B1slCE & KETCH1N.
m 1e -. ~.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pincspplcs. To.
matocs, Salmon, Cornod Beef, Devilcd
Ham and Turkey, Sardines, &c.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-.
serves. Pin Head Oat Meal, Cooper
Gclat:ne, Mustard, Black Pepper and
NutmcGs.
Baldwin Catsup, Gross & Black.
wcs's Chow Chow, Empire Glow
how, Assorted Pickles, Lea Il Pcr.
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
+ T. MnNIASrIR e. 10
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

The joint Legislative commission ap-
pointed Ut tie last session OF the Gen
eral Assembly to reyisc the laws Of tho
State upon the subject Of railroads,
met in Charleston on Wednesday. The
commission is composed of Senators
A. L. Smythc, Of Charleston, and Ii.
~. Gaillart', Of Fairfield, and Repre-
scntatives j. G. Haskell, of Rchland,
JAS. SimoG., of Charleston. and II. II.
Newton, of Marlboro. They have
power to sit during the recess, and
will DO in session for ecveral days. 1t
is to be hoped that they will succeed
III evolving Il scheme that will draw
the line eqnitably between the people
and the corporations.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1881-05-11

AT 4 negro celebration lately, an
IriShman stood listening to the colorcd
speaker cxpatiaiing upon government
and freedom. and as the orator came
to Il "reriod' from one OF his highest
and most poclical flights, the lrishman
said:
"Bc((ad, he spakcs well for a nagur,
don't he npw?'
Somebody said, ole isn't negro
hc is only halfncgro."
"Only half nagur. is it? Wei, if
a hai nagur can talk in that style, Pm
thnkin' a whole nagur might beat the
prophet. Jeremiah.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02
AaSe6ast(4e 3lnnefeaa.

Sn bieierNum m m Ct fiuben uniere
eeir bas i&on lanse anseianoiste Runb'
i&rsiten papR 2so's XIII. on bic tatboli
i4e @elt, ia nit iasen an bic sefamm,e
gbriRsnbeit, benu be 9ebre iber bic melt.
Iite Obrisssit IL. uie bic Uuliner Scr.
maaia1 mis sls&t bsuesst. ein @smsinsut
6lIer G9riRen. Das Document n du6trii
tlar xnb bentIi4 unb hut g uns nur 9eib,
bsb sir = ui&t can, mittbeileu sounteu.
RiemsIS mar q aotkSeubiser, bic, e&te
NIB unssriali9s 4sbr BON ber Obrisseit
issie ben llatsrt9dnen ju De.tdnben. 'als IN
laisrsn Eaeen. In ,ueI&eu auf ber eineu
Ssits cine jasslIoie tlasetuubsnbett Der
uaar&is jsieaert, aaf ber aubrsn Sette
bie aatsssliaii&e Staaisp5iloispbie einei
OMnipoten, bss Staates fatnirt uub Isiber
sam H5sil prsetit4 bur&sefabrt bat, untet
ssl9s he griiteas tsr Gamilie l.pts bel
&ir6e ssii5rtst III. Ddbyeub Aan ber s.
Watst auf bsr etns6 esite bie ginietuns
Sc Otristsit son @ott iouobl ais 5o,be
iruns tes Hsrusnft pie, als 2ebre Der :.
e4ritt unb ter Ai&ensdter na&peia anb
DE tntseeeafebsMben 3xbren pon bsm con
tfat social unb ber llebe,trasuns ber See9ts
tur4 baa Bolt perpirit. tstoat sr auf ber
aabssea Ssite BEN apOfeIii&sa @orts &C.
mlb bis 0rea,sn bes 0e5sriams sesea bic
'psItli9s Dbristeit. DaS llare4t bes
&riRli9ss @spihens, baS bie xpoitsl aus.
dtten unt viele Eauienbe pom Nedrtprern
uit ibrsm DIate teResegten. @ett msbs ,u
ssbsr4sn ale ben Reai&sn, bat aud bsate
nod @sltans unb mug aud beate lei.
ber hut ~ Of anseraien pe,bsn. Da
bisie &snFilte ,wii4en formalem 0siet
nab 0epiheassili4t aus ansue4tfer.
tistsm Mibraueu sssea be &ir&e anb
aas unbesranbstes 6ur4t Ssr tersn
lletssssifien eatRebea. 70 wsabet ~ Der :.
Batter In liebevsuer Ra9nans an be Gar.
faeu anb 0Slssr unb Seist, pie BE 9ir&e.
nett satfernt BE Rs@t bss 0arRsn anja
tafen. ibreu Tbron iaatt, unb wie He ben
@eboriam aesen bie Gayaeu prebiot, aber
aud bic v0lser i&att sesea Diutar unb
Gyrannsi. Rit Ra&brud srtldrt Der :.
Batter, bab be bdrserli9ta Aaselesenbsi'
ten bsr wsltli@sq Otris!sit, tle tr@li&en
bw Rlr&e suitsbsp. unb bab In Dinsen;
bel wel&en bic beibsn @ewalten coneuyri.
rsn, sin beibeIisitisss GiuuerRdubnib notb'
wsneis II. wsnn anbsrs unbsilpoasr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02
TelesrpQtf1e 0eYtf1 Zen.
Deutf4taab..

so 0evltn, 20. Jult. Ote Verstnt0te
beuti&e EsIesrapben.0 0skui&sft bat bsn
Usi&Iu6 i5rer ensIii1sa Attianare, peI4e
auiammsn etps 1000 Attierb. 3. bsnbei
Meitem sySbersa asttsn' Hnibsu beRtsn.
bstreffs bet 2esans bss hentI4sn 2ateIs
son gmben mad Valentia seasbmist. Daa
llntrnsbmeu wirb pon siasr psbItslanus
ten suslii9en Girma mit 6ilfe ssn bret
Dampferu biauen Sebresiriit, uie mau
bofit. aussefabrt werbeu. \
2eubon. ~. SuIi. @ie ans Berlin
ssmsIbet wirb. anb In ben id&ff&sa 3anb.
tag ~ goniupatiue ,anb 50 eiteyaIe ses
udbIt worbex; bic erRereu baben feten
Sitsseuounsn. Hu& in BEN nsuen BAT,
rit4sa xtseerbnetsnba fat Die esnis,pa.
tise @ebrSeit an Wsusliebsrn sspoasen.
Die Hesllmer miniRrisue prehe sitt I'D
bev 1effanns auf Elm d6ali&es Grsstaib
ber Rei&stass @ablen 5ia.-Sn Berlin
il tarsIi& eiae pissbelranl5eit dbuIi& Der
New Oo,ler .GpilootieA aufsetreten. bic
auerbinss nur In usreiusstsn GdQeu einen
tSbtIi&eu aussans seuOu,ren. ats ben
Yisrbsbabnssieu ieui@aiten SisI tlnbsquem'
Ii@ssit usruria&t unb cine gini&rdntuus
Der tab.teu notbwenhis sema&t bat.
2eubon. 81. SaIi. Die cine Dope
i&e aus Berlin uelbet, wirb bort benz @e'
ra@t. Sab Stalieu BEN ditrsi&ii@ beuti9sn
Banbnib bsi,utrsten wani&e. teineyIei 8e'
bsutuns beissmsnsu. Bismard waybs
7@e,li& aas 2neybistunssn mad bieie,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02
hen reputl litenii4en gsitaItebsrn ber @e.

ben republitauji4en NsitsIiebern Der @e'
istsetuus. ,.nfs.
Sm Staate N ine.i IL ein eurioier
Conflict anssebrs4sn. Dieies @emein.
ueieu bat einea p6ais aus Wepublieanern
,uiammeuseietten greeutiSratb usb einea
bemotratif&en @sussrntur. 9wif9snbte.
fen beiben aatoritdten II Styeit aussebrs.
@eu. &us parteibab fat ber Greeutisratb
felt anfans bisies Sabres iebe pom @ou'
usrueur einseiaubte grnennuns uerwsrfeu |;
q bebauptet einen EbetI Der Greentiuss.
malt ju biIben unb Fat Set seri&iebenen
@eIesenbeiteh Ueriammlunsen sebaIteu
unb goasussseiadfte sbne @enebmisnus
sber bic anusieuteit beS 0oupuneurS polI.
,osen. am %. Suli tamS ~ poutsnme.
ner @si4aftsipsue uesen siaer Gsnsn
'unns. Der 0oupernear tatte eiuen ,repus
blitaaif&en' Heamten jur Dieberernen.
nuns In gori&Ias sebra&t. ber gatb
seaebmiste bic 6anbluuS bss 0eaperneurS
ni4t, unb herisIbe pertssts barauf bie Wer'
fammluns sine die. Sett slstten ia bie
Gerrsn NIT srobeu ausea an, bean - isI
ibuen Elm. bab Re aut 6nmaI In etneu gang
baIfsien 3aRanb seraiben ieieu. ba uur
ber 0oupe1ueur ben Grseutisrafb tsruttnl
i. =. - - II
tanu. 60 psvbe i9nea elm Romte e.
uanut, ma bu 0Sfsas; BEN @saSsrnsarI
anlrs sstss - % sstia@ss, eis gou
yssmih y os y t,ingsa. stsv bie
I fs SEfss Gsmitss tlkbsn er.
lIo1A E sihm saiblsiea s3aifanbe
r. ensssipsatb. ID tis tu einem
y seStsssn. sber Der Oe.
~ IN pisssussloler, sasnter
~ nben tssn Der Gyeeutisratt ni&t
nrir 1ss, 20 - bsRsbt lss8alb
nlsslps stte-sG Gss,
ssruess ptaiiasb isu entf&lsilen ieiu, be
Sa&e anf BET pon ibm betretenen Balm
auSauldmpien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02

Golouiiien perlanss. Darauf autwortete
6ranttei@, q ertenne eta Rs&t auf gnt'
f&dbisuns isiteus Der ans sab. aIse,ien
seaa&tetea spauiern ni&t an, ba eine fol'
&e ben pon etnem &riessnnslad ooer fons
iaiSer bSbzsr @ewatt -(force majeurc) Be'
treffenen Ddltesre&tIi@ ni&t juftebe. Die
Rssieruus iei baseseu berett. ben uuslad
li&en Spantrn, wel&e ber alsutf@t asf
tiaub um TT Urob sebra&t io aassietise
rlateriiatnns ansebeiben IN idKen. alS ibre
MdteI nar INNER erlnaben.
ueter bic Ebdtistett ber ruff'
f&en Ribiltfiea werben uiebr allerlet IA
bsI6aft tlinseube Weri&te h llmIanf seistt.
90 iolen ae. uie einem euslii&en Blatte
abr Berlin semeIbet. uorben, In uerpi4e'
aer Do&e d ct. Eetersturs. seuiFer.
naSeu uuter ben ausen ber Resieruus.
einea gonsreb absebalten 9aben, obne bab
bisie I'm Stanbe seweien, ben 0eriamm.
Iaasse,t ansfinhi9 ju MAIDEN. Damn IA.
telte bas @o&tfon'f&e Orsan, bab Der
Gr caip'aasi&ub eine Sisuns sebalten.
~ mebrere rsifi&e Verbannte aus Sent
6sisewobnt, unb IN Der bef&Iofen worben,
BEN Gsaren cine. Ieste @arnups suse5en
~ lafen, NIT feineu ietissu bids6pfisen
@at5Setem ~ bre@en. wtbrtsenfaus mau
I'm unb bieie ~ erpebiren piiIen we,be.
Dieie. BEN fru&ttapen @sbirn perf&iebes
asr 3eitansS Gsrreiputen entiYrunsenen
0era4te entiaanben uabri&einIi& babur&.
BED i1 2sabsu mebsere reuoIutiosdre &6rs
Ysri4siten tasteu, eiu iosenaunter resoIas
tisa11s GeHsreb unb Der In 3ari& perei'
telte iosialie.f4e Gsnsreb, bss slsi9fsnS
hsieltR tn osbeimeu, jafauneusftrsten
ldafe& Gpnep BEN ssSen I Yerfo.
atu. hsl aus BEN asSeitUaanbe. beis
ssbnten. Batte pobl poruksenb ten 3 ned.
sesea bic ge1mt5eiluns wseft's su protsfib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02

ssruess ptaiRsb fslI entf&lstfen ieiu, BIZ
'Sa&e anf BET pon Inn betretenen Balm
snsauldmpfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02

aue an3eisen ienbe man ipdteHens
Dsntaa @sraeu ein. r-t W, q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02

asssartiss aa,sisa uad.a ,sraussaasn suses.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02

petratbs- unb 1sbesan,eiesa NIT GSrxl
$50, utne Spru& $t.OO. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02
3reise def Snzeigen.

Seteu 3eu Der Spalte psr Sdbr............$i6M
~ J, 8 Rpnate.. sion
~ ,, 8 Ncnate......S GO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02

1luter 3etlen 1rester werssn nitt dnsensn.
nea. 0ar iete Belle 8resier sher bertn 3ann
baS 1. Nal 10 Qts.. bic nG&aen Male Seats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-08-02
v Afriea.

warts, 27. Suli. Wie aus Wascrmc
Semsloet wtlb. bat Der 9duptlisa Soa.
Hmema 3usi @ewsbre un6 Elm gie,b als
Se'&sn Dc. unterwerfuns einssisnSet. (!?l
- Wie aus Mlsier semeIbst pirb, in Der
@lanS ron Bou Mn1ema's Namsn Inn grs
blst@en besriffen unb bic Giusttoyensn ia,
gen. bab Dou' Amsma mad sinsm gmfag
In Warofto beimfsbren pirb.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-22
RAiLRoAD M0TEs,

The Dalles Times says; The cars arrived
at Spokan river on the 7th.
The railroad reached Waitsburg, w. T.,
last Thursday noon.
Track laying between Umatilla and PEN
dleton win commence in few days.
As soon as the grade is completed to
Pendleten, the men win be put at work
between this city and Portland.
The new Corliss engine in the car shops
is now in position It is $50 horse power
diameter of wheel IL feet, width 2
-Four hundred and ninety-six car wheels
were received at the shops in this city from
the cargo brought out on the Willamette.
A gang Of so men were sent ont Sunday
night to change all the iron ON the track to
Sc pound between Cello and Walla Walla.
Heretofore 81 and IS pound iron have been
used.
!. The track was within six miles OF Dayton
Sunday night, and they were laying two
miles day, with 5 prospect Of reaching
that place tonight. Mr.. Thilesen has
ordered abundant supplies foiwardsd 70
this point.
One Of the workmen fell over the bluff
At Mitchelrs Point, $50 feet, last Wednes-
day. He was taken on board bys fome Of
the men belonging to the Idaho, and brought
to the hospital, but iin spite Of the best Of
medical care, he passed away on Friday.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-22

Two cases Of variofoid have appeared >
one Of the hotels in Portland.
Mr.. Joss. Williams of Salem, Is lyinf
dangerously III 1t his home at that place
with but little hopes Of recovery.
It is reported that the snow is all off the
road over the Barlow route, and that the
road is in good condition.
Prof. Francis P. vmton, well known
and highly accomplished teacher Of music,
died At the Amswofth hetel at Portland
Last week.
Several soldiers have deserted the gar.
rison At Walla Walla, who seem to have
been the most steady and trusted soldiers
among them.
On August Sd sociable win be given at
Albany for, the purpose of establishing q
public library at that place. No entrance
fee or collection will be taken, but every 1t.
tendant on the occasion will be expected 10
contribute q book of some kind to the Ii.
brary.
The Yakima Record says: While At Ellens.
burg this week we handled. some large
nuggets of gold, taken from the claim Of
Messr. Pike 4 Price on the Swank. Some
thing like 81 ounces was taken ont in the
last run. One large nugget was valued at
S277, another sl06, and smaller sone at
$72. s.
Hon. 2. G. Sullivan and family formerly
OF Dallas but now of Cylfax, w. T., while
out lately enjoying buggy ride, the team
became frightened and run away. The We.
hicle was upset and Mrs. Sullivan had one
leg badly fractured and'was otherwise bad
ly bruised. A daughter of Mrs. Sullivan
escaped with only q few scratches.
A few days ago while Hon. Robert Glow,
of Polk county, was plowing near his house.
a colt which was running loose got hemmed
in near the porch and when Mr.. Glow passed
kicked with both hind feet, one foot hitting
him on the nose, inficting very painful
wound; the other hit him on the shoulder
The kick was so vigorous that Mr.. Glow
80 i".A "' AYE -" ilionenes, Ous soon
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The Oregon extension O. the Union Pacific
TO Baker City viii be about 600 miles Of
road, upon which it is now proposed to
issue $l2, ,000. 900 of or per cent. bonds
$50, 600 to the mile) and Sl2, 600, 600 OF
Oregon extension stock. The Union Pacific
treasury will retain onehalf the stock and
give each 100 shares of the Union Pacific
stock the right to subscribe 50, 600 of bonds
with bonus of 20 per cent. or 10 shares of
Oregon extension stock. The road is almost
an assured sncce.. fron, tba .t.r+ .rd -.
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but it the public does not at present esti.
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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1881-07-22

States Marshal last week arrested Captain
James Harvey, Of the British ship Taunton.
for bringing fourteen more Chinese passen.
gers than the law allows to vessels of the
Taunton's tonnage. He was tried by Judge
Deadly in the U. s. Circuit Court and plead
guilty and was fined 500. In explanation
of the offense the Captain says that in calcu.
lating the number of passengers he figured
his tonnage according to British measure.
ment. In consideration Of these facts exc,
cution Of sentence was suspended for three
months, or until the pleaaure Of the Presi-
dent of the United States can be known on
the defendants application for pardon,
which has been forwarded to Washington.
Telegram.
HEAD BADLY CRUSHED -On Thursday
of last week, says the Telegram, as the
West-side train was about leaving Hills.
boro, II. A. Morgan, agent for the railroad
company, met with severe, and perhaps
fatal, accident. He was in the act Of coup.
ling fat car losded with lumber with 4
box car. The lumber proiected over the
front Of the car, and when the two came to-
gether Mr.. Morean's head was caught be-
tween the ends Of the projecting lumber and
the car in front and badly crushsd. Il wa,
at first thought that the injuries were fatal,
By later advices bring the information that
the injured man shows symptoms Of recoy,
| cry. No blame is attached to any one
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