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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIc NEWS.

Yesterday morning the thermometer was
only 70 degrees above zero at Buffalo.
The South Carolina Senate yesterday
adopted report refusing State aid 10 any railroads.
49,. The shoe mandatory of George W. Egg
ersOn Co, In MelrOse, Mass, was burned yesterday
LOss al2,000 insured
IA. p. McCurdy, merchant tailor of Car
dingtOn, o. killed his son yesterday by shooting him
through the head A family quarrel was the cause.
"A young man named John w. Wilson, a
bookkeeper IN Edward Wilson Co.'S hardware store. in
Albany, has been arrested on charge OF embezzlemen
Two more bodies were taken from the
rnins OF the building Ffthst st. Louis, yesterday
making six killed and seven wounded by tho accident
The Canal Commissioners have decided
shall Abe be sooner CLOSED by ice.
&c.. The stockholders of tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad met yesterday The receipts Tor The nsca
year were t06l. 2s7, and the expenses, ~7,6Sl.
The engineers of the Memphis and FL
sso Railroad have returned Diego They report
that the descent OF the mountain grace wi" not exceed
80 feet TO the mile.
Glands Brent, n boOkkeeper in the Union
rcn works in buffalo, while shooting at target on
wednesday accidentally shot through the lungs
and it is reared mortany wounded
On Wednesday, while two boys, sons of
leigh upon the ce Pressure lsle Point Canada
the Ice gave way, and both were drowned
The case of Edward Smith,, on trial at
p,;;i.deipha for the murder OF John Hughes on the
chsstnntst Bridge a few months since, was concluded
yesterday The Jury rendered Verdic' oi " INC
second degree. IL 1 -
On Wednesday evening the house OF
Thomas Evans FRANKFORT Penn was eersd h ny soo
burglars during the absence Of MT Evans, anu Isrn
stolen Mrs Evans gagged to pIevsns t ~ hair
While bound the thieves cut OF nearly all nor iron' '
but unbound her before leaving ,...,
The brig Horatio of Boston, Capt; L LaOnsd
hsid from New Work Tor Pernambuco, was apanuonea
a. sea Sept, TO- lat ss2O north lon M ws S be iTR
been thrown beam ends in hurricane d beina SO
and losing Inasts spars SAILS boat, etc. ana Ser INTO
badly crippled as 70 leave no hopes OF n PoT
port The taken OF by tDe ePa'''" ""' ~"
dleO, and heVe arrived at Gibraltar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26

whether the match comes OF or not. If he will not
sail an ocean race without first trying an inland
match with the Dauntless the matter must drop, as
Nj, Bennett refuses to sail in any except ocean
race. Ali Mr. Ashbury has to do to insure the ocean
race is to waive an inland contest and decide what
the prize shall be- This is the simple way out of q
strange labyrinth of misrepresentation.
THE osCUMENICAL COUNCIL.
Dispatches from Rome announce that religious
exercises preliminary to the opening of the Gcumen
ical Council have been ordered.
DUBLIN Thursday, Nov. 49, 1863.
Mr., ODOnOvan Rosa has been elected to Parlis-
ment from Tpperary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
MEXICO.
THE QUESTION OF oUERETARo-THE FINANCES
GEN. CANTO's CASE AGAIN POSTPONED.

THE QUESTION OF oUERETARo-THE FINANCES
GEN. CANTO's CASE AGAIN POSTPONED.
MEXICO, Nov. 1e-Don Julio M. CeTTantes,
the Governor OF QReretaro has arrived horo under
arrest to be tried for attractions OF the law IN the
exercise Of his authority After tho General Congress-
grand jury had decided that there existed sufficient
grounds for his trial. he ought to have ceased In his
functions Governors but he continued acting In this
character alleging that there existed authority to
whom he could legally deliver the Government. There
fore Congress passed resolution for his immediate
arrest by the Federal Executive. This was peaceaby
effected the day. the order having been given by
teegTapb and the following morning he left In the
OF the Federal troops This incident coupled with tho
bad fate OF oil attempts at revolution affords evidence OF
change In the condition OF this country and we
reasonably hope that the reign OF law and order
will be consolidated after the long epoch or disorders
Respecting Benigno CantO, the Minister or Jusuee
passed the 10 the Supreme Court OF Justice on
the 27th ul, saying that both the civil and military
judges In Durango had declared themselves incompetent
10 deal with this case respecting the murder OF cen
PatOnL the Supreme Court must decide about what
ought 60 be done TO remedy such seandalous analr
and the Court have requested those Judges to state the
reasons for their alleged incompetenoy. Consequently
there will probably be still considerable delay in bring
ing this notorious cause to proper conclusion Our
come is far from being sufficient to cover
expenses and TO pay something on account OF
balances owing to worthy public seryantsi con-
sequently all payments are in arrears. In order
Minister Don Matias Romero has again asked Congress
70 resolve about the projects which he presented on the
LIST OF April and also about the tariff. He likewise
hopes TO eimpOse 10 per cent OF the gate duties IN the
year. and augment the Federal duty in the states from
Is cent TO 33a cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
A MOTHER AND rHREE CHILDREN MURDERED

NASHVILLE, Nov. "a horrible quadEuple
murder committed about ten niles from this city
On the Gainesville PLEe, last Sunday morning George
Barton husband and father, killed his wife and three
little children Mrs Barton and her children had retired
10 rest all the bed Saturday night Barton bong
absent Shortly after midnight Barton returned, and
cut their threats The murder not discovered until
ten o'clock Sunday morning. when farmer, on his way
to church, observed the house fastened no smoke rising
from the chimney. and sign OF LIFE. He went
10 tho door and knocked, and, falling to
receive any response he burst open the door Thehree
small children ard their mother lay sweltering In their
blood When discovered, the mother seeEed Is II her
last conscious had been OF protection 70 her
children and had them 10 avert the fatal
strokes The children had evidently each been pulled
down one by In the bed and murdered beside their
mother Barton has been considered man OF unsteady
habits but although drunkard bis intercourse Sh his
family mad always been kind He Is saddler " trade.
He fed after committing the deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
GREAT BRITAIN.
AMERICAN FINANCES.

LONDON Thursday, Nov. 20, 1862.
The Shipping Gazette has an editorial on American
Gnapces. IL thinks return to specie payments
could soon be effected in the United States and no
Sbtor claas would suffer by it, The South Is gener-
ally well supplied with cash. Southern buyers are
sias main stay Of the Northern markets they usually
purchase in gold, and have their crops behind them
The South now raises grain for her own require
rnentS. She is in position to resume specie pay
ents when less favored sections Of the country can
cooperate Gold prices for cotton will tend TO th emu
THE OCEAN RACE.
TAs Post refers TO the proposed ocean race between
The Dauntless and the Cambria. and says u rests
with Mr., AAhbpTy. tho owner OF tbe O"mp''a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
SPAIN.


>rHE PORTO RICO c0NsTITCIIoN-THE REPUB-
IGCASS.
MADRID, Thursday Nov. zS 1882
The proposed new Constitution for Porto Gico a
Tnopsis OF which has already been made public was
read in the Cortes yesterday. Al the Republican
deputies who recently left their seats in the COztes
will return this week.
REPUBIICAN MANIFESTO THE GovERNMEEr
ACCUSED.
A1aanifests has been issued By the Republican
Depaties Of tie COrtes, accusing the Provisional
Government of having provoked the late revolu-
senary movement. II announces, however. that the
Deputies will resume their seats In the Cortes, to
defend the rights Of the people and strive to
establish a Federal Republic, through which alone
can the union Of Spain and Portugal and the
preservation Of the Colonies be effected.
PRIM OR sERRANO FOR KING.
LONDOS. Thursday, Nov as 1859.
TIE Times, in an article on the Spanish Throne
nsks why Spain shOnld not have an upstart dynasty
as well az France and eWeden-why the son OF the
uke de Ia Tore or Of the Count de Reus cannot an
sEer for n King Wel as any scion Of an old kingy
rseef II Royal Prince IL needed, why should
RDsin seek further than the children Of her own
Bo~xbonsf Why not recall the Prince Of Asturias,
Yeecxe him from his mothers Influence, and qualify
him Cor the station. the right to which he has not
forfeited by any fault or crime Of his ownf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
a., THE CREDIT MoBIL1ER CASE DECIDED.

HARRISBURG, Nov. 25-The jury in the Credit
Nobilier case came at o'clock with verdict for the
Commonwealth of t4O7,Is3 49, The amount claimed by
the Commonwealth was t5294s 81. The jury deducted
81 COO from the nominal Yalue OF thek Dividends
which was over t9,0000 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
HOW THE INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS ARE
TREATED IN GEORGIA.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The following letter
was received this morning at the Office Of the Internal
Revenue from Edwin Belcher coored Assessor of the
Third Georgia District:
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. IS, 1859.
SIR: have 70 report that Mr. James b. Wilson. Assist
ant Assessor Of the Eleventh Division OF this District
aaferro and wilkes Countie has just arrived at thin
p.e from Washington, Wilkes County under the follow
Ing circumstances, viz His Office was broken into last
the l4 nst his books and papers were destroyed
or stolen and note Of which the following Is copy
left on his desk
end has expired sv days will be allowed
Take doe notice an youre tesrd
I'M You Know Mna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
THE NEW DOMINION.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 25.-The Militia Depart
ment has received offers from the commanders OF the
Volunteer Corps at Toronto Montreal and elsewhere to
serve in any expedition organized TO suppress the Red
River 1t believed in official circles that
the Dominion Parliament will meet the l7tn OF Feb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
PRIM or sERRANO FOR KING.
THE sIJFZ CANAL.

LONDON, Thursday. Nov. as, 1899.
The eonpletion Of the Suez Canal is already having
the effect q seriously depreciating freghts to and
from India aad China around the Caps Of Good
Rope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
FRANCE.

PARIS. Thursday. Nov. rs, 1899.
The Empress is expected to arrive in France the
"a Of December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26
GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED CHURCH

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-The General Synod
OF the Reformed Churches IN the United States met 10
trennai session in Christ Reformed Church last evening
This mornings session wholly taken I'D with organ
zation. In making out the roll, when the OF lows
classes were called sets OF delegates presented ere
dentias After much discussion the temporary Presl.
refesed the whole matter 10 the synod itself
organized for discussion. The constitutional number
being present. the synod organized by the election Of the
Rev Dr. Gerhart Of the theological Seminary In MERGERS
burg President In the afternoon session the organ
zation WAS completed by the election OF the Rev. DIR.
Willard OF Heidelburg College at Tein Ohio and the
Rev. Mr. Klein VI Wisconsin VicePresdens and the
Rev. j. H. Ritter Stated Clerk; the Rev j. o. Miller Of
York Penn, elected Corresponding Secretary and
Elder W. ID. Gross. Treasurer COMMITTEE Five waa
10 whom referred the conflicting credentials Of the
two sets OF delegates from Iowa. The classes then ad
journed till 10 o'clock tomorrow morning One hundred
and eighty three delegates present from 81 casses
beside large number Of advisory members and ysiiorN
anea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-26


Instead Of evinciDg desire to abandon the Cuban
cause he has, on all occasions displayed great zeal
and gallantry in action. The change OF duty from
the command OF the Eastern Department to his pres
ent position of Chief of Staff was promotion. and
accomplished in order that his great talent for
ganzing could be avaied of at Headquarters. Hewas
made Chief of staff in June last and the SANDER
started last month. The people Of the United States
may rest assured that the Cubans love, esteem and
have every confidence in Gen. Jordan, and trust he
may live to be in our history what Lafayette was in
yours"
TWO FLAT DENIALs--GEN. JoRDAN'S STATEMENT
The statement telegraphed from Washington
on Tuesday to eet that the unfortunate remnants
Of the Lillian expedition at Nassau had been deserted D
the agents OF the Cuban Junta, ia empha ally denied
here The Treasurer OF the Juna has accepted and paid
drafts him from Nassau and Key West 10 the
OF $1,000 gold for the maintenance Of the Lsn e,ew
only 80 Of whom dnstead Of 2oo as stated IA INC @
remain at Nassau the others having shipped ior ny
lion sent from the Bahamas 70 Secretary Fish In addl
ton 10 tho amount above mentioned tne sun Vi sO.O
N the men ~ that point was sent TO Nassau
from Havana by patriots In Cuba festerusy
Pnh Gam IorGan was represented having some time
ago proposed TO surrender bis command ~ te
not on hs own accounts put On ne sta forced
70 take The mont Of the battle on all occasions OF com
hat The contamination Of his object having been pre-
TAINTED Gen Jordan was therefore, unable 70 leave the
country and transferred TO the stan OF Cespedess
also denied S Gen Jordan s Was am ssrs
var might be made servceable In On army totally lack
Ing in those elements q discipline without mt when ne
sasily seen In improved condition OF affairs since Gen
Jordan began exercise the functions OF Chief OF stan
ir.nds IL this city he has uttered no complaint
ips bIs position. or the treatment OF his American
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

TIVE confession OF ST. MARIIx.-We
publish 90 the 6ss page statement Of
the prisoner in eouhDemen, :; Shilacoou.
convicted Of robbing Mr.. Dubcau's store,
at Cowli,1. An impression prevails that,
as recent Developments have shown that
Mr.. Widen. the man III murdered near Mon
ticello few days ago, was employed in the
Tacoma mill ny TO date subsequen, TO
that narrated in the confession, that 1t Con-
sequcntly must be untrue. We arp-ehend.
however. that St. Martin allu3es 10 diff
ferent tragedy than that in which Mr.. WI
deem vas the victim. Dr.. Os,rander
wrote to the Portland Herald, under date
Of Nor. 18th, detailing the fuding Of =
body Of man supposed TO have been muir
dered about two weeks before. This tai
lies with the tine precisely as narrated BY
the prisoner in his statement. Dr. o.
states it as his opinion. tina; the murder
xss committed about the first Of November
Dubeau'. store was robbed On the evening
of the 10Th of that month, which would
allow jus; about time enough for the inch
dents to trauspire as narrated by the prs
oner after the murder and before his ar
rest The s,atemeb; also agrees with Dr.
Os;randers in many particulars Blood
was discovered IN the school house sna on
the fence. and Dr. Q. SAYS: 1t was tie
opinion Of all, indeed i; is almos, certain
ty. that the nan vas murdered ia the
SCHOOL, house and dragged by his era: DO
the rad and then down to the creek"
Then again be says: The face vas
much disfgurea and decon posed; many
bruises we're apparen, On the arms and
breast. but the wound which was, doubt
les., the immediate cause Of his death, Was
in his head, the left frontal aud temporal
bones we're completely driven in and CON-
min utea to the extent Of three or four
inches: The fracture Of the sk ull was evil
den'l = made with heavy, hard instrument,
used With great force 4 large club, -four
feet ioog aud three inches in diameter
with bioo1 upon if, was found in the school
house. All these particular. oorrobera.e
the hsfbreed's statement, and convey the
impression that it must be true version
Of the horrible affair
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

The Suca Casal has cost ssl eco, eco
Mrs Horace Greeley 10 <Aeonfrmc]
r-,rr i,,;s -, ~, .,fsn.
susfy ussd i this sSauE.
-TheneseAass. 81 { hin jlu..slr Il
SER IL. d. loops = CSha-.
a .kezfrse.i treee "a Tkrslasa arGG
performing Cnele Teas Cabin"
-Empress Eugene has IS tr,xeliu:
companions besides her carpet bag
Many Of The county fairs in Missouri
have heen pecuniary failures this year.
There have bern imported % Ensl,nd
,hi. season 81. ooo, (soo pounds Of black tea.
More than 4.'a0 begin. letters were
fc.sd in Humbeldts papers.fier his death.
1T is computed that the English Ian
suase is understood BY. LOO pl0. 900 Of
people.
TIE Rhode lad cotton mills en-
rsey 20. 900 operatives aud run one million
.pindles. -a
Harry Nei-s. defau.ter Of San Fran
cisco. is now the Railroad King Of South
America. soy
The London PAPERS are discussing The
question a. 10 whether j; would be proper
~ kan incurable lunaiics.
They have = place in Portland that
gees by the euphonious designation Of
" Murderetis Gross Roads" -.
--Gerre Fraseis Train received 81
votes for Justice of the Peace, .t San R,-
fael, Cal, at the late election.
The late President Pierce len no fem
lily. His wife died several years sgo. and
their two children died before her.
A recent invention that has been Pa
tented IL . head rest, aitachable to. the
pevs, and called tie sporer's companion. -
A correspondent oc foreign Journal
suggests that instead Of fcsring. criminals
should he subjected to daily dose Of cleo
tric shocks
The Commercial 4dretiser COMPUTES
that the hands Of magazine readers 10 III.
travel II ,o09 miles year in cut
ting the leaves.
In the past year $50 people, mostly
from foreign countries, passed through
Piusbur:. On the way to Join the Nor
mons At Salt lake
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11
TIE TELKGaApH-Nessrs. Manfor,

TIE TELEGRAPH-Ness Mamford
and Gamble. Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. we're 10 town thin week to
eonfer with Our citizens in r-l.iiou 70 the
eontisuarce Of the line north Of Portland
10 Victoria. We learn that the encourage
mens guaranteed. at this and other places
On the Sound, will mast probable ensure
continued te.egrzphic comm unication.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

PORTLAND. 1,ee If

PORTLAND. Dee- 1e-nu
The Presidents Message Published re-.
/ terday occupied Eve columns. The H.
York Times ssys its ese If rood nev.
The Void says Is the xezkes: sser s..t
t. CSngress by President- The 7,,Sr,.
regards it =. tie wisess and most iud;e,o,,
ever transmitted; il prediets lis hearty an
rrovsl By the American people. Tie Ore.
son Herald says The Dassse = = va.3.r
dces Dot eonc up TO what the eirixeux ii
aEglt iasxS.essu bas essiEesx pruxes Us,
30 one OUTSIDE of Grant or his e.binet Va
enpsese3 arnit y~~z7s,,.-, -
NASHVILLE, Lee. 7.-Gcr. Setter ~,
there are ~. cosviets 10 sbe State Pei
/ tshiisry inSSa;see,, which u $500 4.
debt, AID nct able to purchase neersssr,e.
Tor Its warts. HF
The New York e;ertions are DEM.
cratic ihrou- hens,sh s--asfts ~~ss~
The sisa..,h gaa-tOa;s xin proL.Sly l.
released On "Wednesday. sess -
Blatehford has confessed 10 Feus-
points completely 10 A.shsek frauds. and
SAYS be VIII make sssteDesss ixplie.siur
nes Who stand high in business. o&c;sliI
and politically Of Nes York
WssBissTos lee s-The Ccuuev-
eisi Exchange Buildisg Philseeirhia, -
Destroyed BY FIRE Loss $3.50 eco.
VIRGINIA. lNersaa,l Zee. Last
nigh. an at;empi vas made 10 rob welk.a
Fargo d Co. $ stage te;wees here AID Reno
but failed en- sceoas; Vi the expected bsl-
iion 10; arriving from GoM Hill in time to
take the ssssa Al the straps Of the a.
ter boot were found cut hose.
portland. Dee le.-Saearsez Ns>-
fGsa sailed "Wednesday erenipg fer Ia.
Francisco 10
Weather rainy
Showing at lreks. -..-
Southern lice down ycs.erdsy.
Nothing later from Csiifornis.
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= p-osrh ;us.ifeS his s,,,po,. of c.,

- Proseh jus'ifes his support Of Gar
f-:.as - iy'lows: " /, happens that in those
day # political intrigue and corruption
thert are hundreds Of men, personally
without reproaeh. who do things as parti-
FANS they would be ashamed Of as iDdisid-
uals." A candid confession, truly If he
puts it on that ground, We have nothing
more to say
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

vote shovs that be lo,ed the Rev. p. T.
Moore letter thas be did the g,l!an; SOL
der and eke-r N.r.h.ll F. Moore. LAir.n
Fiasdss kve rasrot;e soldiers. but sssei
fa< asrfssde- Rev. c. A. Huntingdon
Iorcs paariosie selder, bot vosed f&-a
fr.A % did scoses Of Osber. in your
camp How d yos aecou.t for it. zSu..-
e1iR:
Nov -lse and Trons7,l<. Eou arc max
iu- eonfcanded fools Q. yourselves. trying
= li,era.h your own characters and
l...kca 'La: Of your opfosers. and We don't
lL;enl to bold rot or brush fer either Of
YOU. Bni when you have explained the
p,ic,s raised, We Will propound few que
ries Of grarer iiSrortsnce-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

IA The new mill at Tacoma cuts up
wards Of 10000 feet Of lumber per day.
The gang saw has no. yet been started.
When completed. this mill VIII rapk among
the best On the Sound.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

~ The Boise Chrosicle publishes in
detail the history Of law suit just con-
cluded in Boise City, in which that Paper
figured as defendant and come out FIRST.
best
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

q The new steamer Olympia makes
excellent time, and performs to the perfect
satisfaction Of Capt. Finch and her officers.
She has already become favOri.e with the
people.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

~ Messn. Lo~e 4 Co. have just re-
ceived q large assortment Of toys and holi.
day goods This is certainly one Of the
best selections ever brought to the place.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

u We received . call one day thi.
week from Mr.. Mac!esy, Of the firm Of
Corbets 4 Macleay, Of Portland. Who is
here on . visit connected With business.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

q Several conuunicztions have bee,
unayoidAbly omitted this week.
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q Gold in New Y ork last week reached
a lover point than il had been at any time
since 1862.
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- Tacoma Dov has . day-sehocI d
tscnsy eight sehoiars-
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CEyERosIry.-A resolution WIS intro
dseed into the House on the 10Th. b. Mr..
Timmons, iastrnctisg the Secretary Of the
Territory to Withhold 81 from the per diem
ofeseh member, and turn the same over
to the Trustees Of the Town Of Olympia. to
be applied to the Town Hall fund. This
sction sas tskes because the members at
the Legislature wcre unable 20 attcad The
grand ball givea by the citircos.of OIym-
pia. On account Of the urgency Of public
Observation-Disclosures.
Fr;ssd Maxwell, you are sold. Tim
mons Introduced the resolution because he
and his colleagues xcrs not .desd-hcsded'
to the ball, - fling 1t our Bssrd Of fr.s-
tess. The reaolstios vss promptly tabled.
however, when it was stated that The Board
bad sigsised willingness TO sccept the
donations. Many nc.bers Of the Assem-
bly, vsss morsifed II the eesdacs ef Mr.. r,
and desired that Il should nerer be referred
70 except jest
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1869-12-11

VNueh r.is has faI!ea The rss. few
day..