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, 1882-05-13
The Capture Of Santa Anna.

Captain James \. Sylvester, of New
Orleans, who captured President Santa
Anna Of Mexico, at the battle OF San
Jaeinto, died last week, As has been al
ready noted The story Of the capture is
told as follows Ii was by accident, while
hunting through the high grass which
covered the plain on which the battle Of
San Jacinto was foaght, that Private Syl
vester stumbled upon Mexican envel'p-
ed In a common soldiers blanket. The
first impulse was TO shoot him, but the
Mexican, throwing mp his arms cried ont
for quarter and surrendered himself. Syl-
yester viewed him closely, and on inquiry
was told by his prisoner that he belonged
to the Mexican cavalry, and was only
common soldier, pointing To his coarse
shoes and clothing in proof thereof But
the sharp eye Of the young soldier could
not thus b. deceived, and, ON showing
aside his Jacket and the cuffs, he discov-
cred tha. the uDderelothing OF his captive
vas Of the finest linen, and very valuable
diamond studs and pan were revealed.
Thus detected, the prisoner admitted
that he belonged 10 the presidents staff,
and that his captOr could not only have
his Costly jewelry, but it would be made
largely to his advantage If he would assist
him to escape to the most distant post Of
another division Of the Mexican army,
which had been ordered to join Santa
Anna al San Jacinto. The reply to this
proposition was an imperative order, EN-
phasized by the aiming of an unerring
rifle at his body, 10 Ct up and forward
march to camp. On the arrival at Hous-
tons headquarters, which had no other
shelter 'than large and spreading i've
oak tree, a number Of Mexican prisoners
recognized Sylvester captive, and cried
"Ei president. el presidente.. Thus De
trayed, Santa ANITA announced himself
to Gen. Houston with due dignity, recog-
nized Sylvester as his captor, and was
treated with becoming magnanimlty and
courtesy by the Texan commander.
, 1882-05-13
A Romance Of the Sage Brush.

Al the last session Of the Legislature.
Miss - Hortense ki.trell, daughter OF
ex-Attorner Geus-l Kittrell, Was chosen
clerk OF one OF the Assemble committees,
and Henry Fl. Welch was minute ,scrt-
Both were young, and IS their duties
brought them frequently together the az
auaintance thus formed grew into friend
ship and blossomed into love. The na;ur
al result Was marriage, and the ceremony
was performed in San Francisco on the
18th of March lSsl-a little over year
ago. For reasons best known To them
selves, and in which the general public is
not interested, it is explained they kept
the marriage secret Mr.. Welsh wen,
10 Eureka. where, being capable &C
countant. he obtained employment as
deputy in one of the county offices. His
bride remained with her father ST Reno
The young couple kept their secret we'll,
for not until recently did even the nearest
relatives Of the lady know anything of the
affair. When in this city, no, long ago, |
she had the sweet audacity TO ask mu- |
tual friend if he had heard from MIR |
Welsh recently" Her father, General
John r kittreli, being informvd the 9th
er day of the facts in the case, went out
To Eureka ~ see his son-in- law. whom he |
had never seen He found manly-lnok
ing young man, about - Years OF age,
and SIX feet two inches tail The Eureka
Leaoier says the Inspection was, no doubt
Is satisfactory to the father as it had been
70 the daughter, for the young man and
lis father in-law departed on the same
rain for Reno. Mr.. and Mir Welsh
lave given no reason for withholding the
act of their marriage, but their friends
lave volunteered the information that il
vas owing to the grooms financial Inabil
ty to provide at thS time of his marriage
he kind Of home 10 which he desired TO
axe his bride.-Nrginia Chronicle
, 1882-05-13

A SPECIAL from Carb0ndale, Pa, says
Robert aad Morris Andrews left their
home in Greenfield last Wednesday 10 go
into the Salem woods on hunting e1pe-
dition. Friday morning, Robert hearing
a sound in the bushes, fred at zhat he
supposed to be game. Or visiting the
spot he found the dead body of Morris,
the charge having entered his head
Robert, IN his excitement, took the body
ON his shoulders and carried him home
and MD il in the barn under the hay.
Inquiry was made for Morris and Robert
declared that he had not seen him since
he left home The family noticed his IN
easiness and believed some great trouble
preyed upon his mind A neighbors S
children, with Roberts two small SIS
ters, we're playing in the barn, and one Of
the little girls, in attempting to pass from
the haymow to the ground floor, placed
her hand upon the dead face of her
brother, and carried the terrible news TO
her parents. Robert turned deathly pale
and being asked as TO the canse of his
brothers death, related the story as given
above. He is now out Of his mind.
, 1882-05-13
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, 1882-05-13

IF the Chinese race increase upon
American soil, the augmentation must
come from the home country. There is
no marriage among the Chinese here.
OF the hundred thousand Chinese in the
United States, but i've per cent. are
woraen, and Of these nearly all are MAIN
tanned as prostitutes During the thirty
years that the race has been resorting to
America, there has been but l l6l births
TO Chinese parents In San Francisco
the excess of males over females in the
general population is 81 PSI, and two
thirds OF the excess il chargrable % Chi
nese immigration, which il not an immi-
grafton of families. The Bulletin, when
presents elaborate statistics in this connec-
ton, says: when San Francisco be-
comes as density peopled AZ Ne. York
now is, its population viii be 6l6,S
men to $4,000 women. There ID no
help for US, uLless the labor invasion from
China is arrested. If Congress VIII give
TO the Pacific Coast an immigration OF
families, Ike that that comes 10 The east
eru states from Europe, there vii be n
equality in respect to the sexes; .s si'
become more and more Americsn N 70
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, 1882-05-13
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connections.
4, walIula Junction with the u H. u ~
Co. : railroad lines >f.5ic,l Lake,
Spsasis l1r,ns ana Falls with stages for cSliaa
Foe =. GdlSs sPSTfL Lewiston, Medical Lss soSse S2Ae
Gle, Fort Coear d Alene, Lake rei''
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Tbrovsh Hekeas'
Through tickets for sale a. the Rrn9al|asb q he e O.
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OTIS or SPRAGUE. sag1 gr Pc, ss,THER. HaI;
suu.. Pend dOreine D'''s'0"'
, 1882-05-13
How the Late Gar was Killed.

The recent trial Of Russian nihilists has
developed new facts regarding the assas
snation Of Alexander H. Ii seems the
execution Of this terrible plan WAS CON
fined to three of the most Trustworthy in
the nihilistic brotherhood There was
wall facing the scene chosen for the at
tempt In that wall three niches had
been contrived for watchmen to shelter
themselves when necessary. Each Of the
nihilists occupied niche. The frs, WIS
ordered to allow the Emperor and his
snit to pass The second Was TO throw
the first dynamite bomb as soon as the
backs Of the escor: were turned. The
third was ordered to do nothing unless
his comrade should fail.
These orders We're faithfully executed.
As soon as the Emperor and his escort
had passed, the second nihilist threw his
bomb, which exploded with terrific effect,
killing horses and Cossaeks, and blowing
the Emperors carriage to pieces, but the
Car was unhurt. Then the first nihilist,
with his deadly missile concealed under
his arm-pit, forced his way through the
crowd and flung his bomb between the
feet OF the Gar, just as the latter had ex-
tricated himself from the wreck of the
carriage. The act was both suicidal and
murderous-a deed of assassination not
without heroism. for the nihilist himself
was instantly killed, while the lower por-
ton of the Emperor's body was actually
blown off. Then the third nihilist also
forced his way through the throng of hor-
rifed spectators, lifted the shattered body
of the Gar, and carefully examined the
| victim. All this while ne had his bomb
ready to use, but seeing that the Emps-
ror was already beyond all hope, he
placed the mutilated body in the hands OF
he emperor's brother, and the aid-de-
camps, and then, retiring into the crowd
disappeared. Subsequently betrayed by
| the woman Helfman, he vas arrested,
and tried on the 9th Of February. The
details of this trial are already known.
But the terrible resolution of the murder
ers, as revealed by the trial, may well
cause the third Alexander to fear the fate
of his father ere long, for the nihilists have
officially announced that the coronation
shall never take place.
, 1882-05-13

The terms Of twen,y-six United States
senators Will expire on the Sd of March
next-iourteen Democrats, eleven Repub-
licans and one Indepenient-as follows
Messrs. Morgan, Garland, Salisbury,
Hill (Ga.), Beck, Lamar, Mcpherson,
Ransom. Grover. Butler, Harris, Cook,
Johnston and Davis (W. Va.). Democrats;
Messrs. Chiicott, McDili, Plumb, Kellogg,
Frye, Hoar, Ferry, Window, Saunders,
Rollins and Anthony, Republicans and
David Davis Qn-), Independent. Oh
these, Messrs. Beck and Lamar have been
chosen their Own successors: Mr.. Gibson,
Democrat, has been elected to succeed
Johnson, Democrat, and Wilson, Repub.
lican, has been elected to succeed McbiIl,
Republican
, 1882-05-13
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, 1882-05-13
ALL over the country the workingmer

ALL over the country the workingmen
arc Asking-and in most instances with
;ustice-for an advance of wages The
necessity for this advance arises from the
fact that the prospective tariff doubles
the cost of more than half the necessaries
of life When will the vorkingmen OF
America wake up to Relation OF the
fact that the tariff, levied ostensibly for
their benefit, Is really the greatest curse
to theml
, 1882-05-13

II is generally understood that the new
secretary of the navy is really John
Roach, although it is nominally Wm- T.
Chandler. Roach is ship builder, who
has grand schemes for depicting the treas
ury for his own benefit and he owns
Chandler, body and soul The prospect
is that the navy, under Chandler, will be
completely As honeycombed with e1trsva-
gance and corruption as it was in the time
of that arrant rogue, Geo. N. Robson.
, 1882-05-13

Mrs S J. Gray (colOrsd), who sued
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad for re-
fusins her admittance TO the ladies' car,
las. August, on a frst-elass ticket, has
been awarded $1,000 by the United Stasss
Court.
, 1882-05-13

Between Walla Walla and San Franciscc,
lst class, S3i ~ class, S2i.
Betwes Walla Walla and Portland Sli
The DalleS, -.
Z" WalIula junction, 81 90
- south AiDswortn, so
Tickets must he procured at the Depot
before entering the c;.rs-
, 1882-05-13
RAILROAD DIVISION.

Trains leave the Depot in Wala Wa
every day, except Sunday, at 6s2 p NJ
arriving at The Dalles the next morning in
tine to connect with the boat for Portland.
Trains leave The DalleS every day, except
Sunday, at 200 P. NJ, or on the arrival Of the
boat from Portland arriving in Walla Wall
At 5:l3A. NJ.
Passengers for Ainswor;h, Cheney and
Spokane Falls change cans at W4llula june
, 1882-05-13

There is great scarcity o: whiA farm labor
m tins section at present, and the demand 10
steadily increasing. A good way to relieve it
would be to make it known .. Castle Gardens,
NY.
, 1882-05-13
TELEGRAPHlC.
An Atrecious Deed.

In referring TO the ASSASSINATION OF
Lord Frederick Cavendish, new secretary
Of ireland. and under secretary bu'k,
which took place on May e, in Phoenix
Park, Dublin, the Hsrd'fs Dublin special
says A terrible tragedy occurred here
tonight. Lord Frederick Cayendish, the
new chief secretary, and Thos. Henry
Burke, the under secretary, were assassin
ated il Pho.nix Park, about Z: 30 o CLOCK
They left the under secretarys lodge to
walk over to the secretary's residence to
dinner, and when within hundred yards
Of the monument they were attacked by
four men wearing slouched hats. 1t ls
supposed that Mr.. Burke was first assailed
and stabbed through the heart. Lord
Frederick Cavendish attempted 10 defend
himself. but he too was stabbed by the
assassins. They repeatedly plunged their
knives into the breasts of their victims,
and having cut their throats- they got on
a car and drove rapidly from the park.
A minute after man walking along the
park road found the bodies covered
with blood and at once informed
the police, who had the bodies re-
moved to ST. Stephens hospital. A slight
examination was made and 1t was found
thai Lord Cavendish's arm was also
broken The news rapidly spread and
created the widest excitement and con
sternation in the city. Lord Spencer and
the vice regal party We're just going down
TO dinner at the lodge when the news was
sent them.
Some members Of the household were
at the opera at Gaiety theatre and were
sent for, and WREN the cause of their de-
parture was known the excitement was
intense and proposal was made to stop
the opera, which was ultimately cut short.
Lord Cayendish only arrived in Dublin
this afternoon, along with Earl Spencer,
the new lord lieutenant. He was present
at the installation ceremony in Dublin
castle, and lett there with Mr.. Burke, his
fellow victim, early iu the evening. 1t is
stated that some lads riding on bicycles i'll
the park SAW the attack and the murder
ers, which was the work of less than a
minute More people were within few
hundred yards of the scene of the assassi
nation, but no one appears to have been |
near enough t. interfere. When the bod |
les were first found Lord Cavendish's lips |
were moving rs If he WAS trying 10 speak,
but he showed us further signs of con-
sciousness 1t is needless to add that |
the aSsassinatiouS are attributed to fenians,
this must be pure conjecture.
The assassins were seen entering the park |
on car, and from all accounts they must |
have encountered their victims as they |
were crossing the road Robbery could |
not have been their object, as nothing OH |
the bodies WAS touched.
, 1882-05-13

NICARAGUA will enter the postal union
May l. There ia nobody in Nicaragua
can write, but the natives enjoy opening
thu letters Of the American consul,
, 1882-05-13
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, 1882-05-13
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PASSENGER RATES

Trains viii leave Whitman tally at a.
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, 1882-05-13

An the towns in Umatilla county are grow
fsst and becoming vel filed up with very
e,erret;c and entesprising people.
, 1882-05-13
RATES ONIP FREIGHT,

The Freight Rates between Portland and
Walla Walla are classified according to IT,.
character of freight and rates fixed ranging
rom SD 10 per ton upwards. Schedules giving
detailed information furnished on application
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, 1882-05-13
NORTHERN PACIFIC R. R.
PACIFIC DIVISION.
kaiama 10 Portland.
AND
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iCosl Mines
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, 1882-05-13
An Act of supreme Folly.

\ number III interviews held with
prominent Irishmen tonight develop the
fact that they agree in regarding the as
sassination Of Cavendish AS all uncalled
for and astonishing piece Of folly They
would not have heen surprised or dismay-
ed if Foster had been murdered. but
Cavendish being "a colorless man, and
having done nothing injurious to the
Irish cause, the act is inexplicable. The
ories are advanced that some fanatic Of
the Guiteau stripe, or some aiherent OF
Foster, disappointed at losing an Office,
has committed the deed. One theorist
even declares that il must have been
done by zealot of the landlord party
who took this insane method of arousing
the resentment Of all England against the
Irish and canse of that race. Mr.. John
Fmerty believes the cause Of Irish liberty
VIII be retarded for years if it is not
shown that the murder was the act OF
land leaeuerc, or was it done IN their
iii;elesj Many people discredit the
news entirely.
, 1882-05-13

WALLA WALLA To PORTLAND.
In lots Of 0,O00 or more us. Der hundred
, 1882-05-13
&. u. PRESCOTT
yenua-er.

Manager.
JOHN MIR,
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Al NANNEiL. Ticket Agent.
Walla Walla, April -. 1851 dSwti.
, 1882-05-13
The Dublin Assassination.

No clue has been obtained as yet to the
perpetrators Of the Dublin assassination
up to the hour Of the STATESMAN going to
press.
FiiL John Porier's Sentence Remf ted.
WASHINGTON, May G.-The president,
in answering Gen, Fltz John Porters ap
plication for reconsideration of the SEN
tencc of cOurtmartial being executed, has
issued proclamation, which IT moves the
only legal obstacle To congressional action
and goes to the limit of his powers in the
matter The proclamation, after reciting
the well known facts Of the courtmartial
and its results, proceeds:
Whereas doubts have since arisen con
cerning the guilt Of said FItz John Porter
Of the ofiense whereof he was convicted
by said courtmartial, founded upon the
result of an investigation ordered on the
18th of April, 1873, by the president Of
the United States, which are deemed by
me to be of sufficient. gravity to warrant
remission of that part of said sentence
which has not been completely executed.
Now, therefore, know ye, that /, Ches-
ter 4 Arthur, president of the United,
States, by virtue OF the power vested In
ne by the constitution Of the United
Statas and IN consideration of the premi-
ses, do hereby grant to said Fitz John
Jorter full remission Of the hereinbefore
mentioned continuing penalty.
CHESTER 4. ARTHUR.
, 1882-05-13

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