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Personal.

Mr.. Henry Inkamp of Philipshurg 10 in
town.
~ l. r W.slfolk went to Helena an
THURSDAY.
Dr. w W Higgins and Mr. 2. "a Lsra-
'.i~ left ',y private conveyance -" Thursday
for a. extended trip in Missoulx county.
Pleasant journey.
Hons. D p. Newcnmer. John H Rogers,
". E. Bsss, J. J. Kennedy. E. D. Aiken.
J. G. Kerley, Isaac Dean, and jus. Alger.
members Ut the late Legislature returned
within the past week fr'm Virginia.
VIM Fly Esq. rr'urnrd fr"m Jefferson
county this week. He does not know thai
hey vii! be able I" heat the subsidy in
Jrffrrsan c'unty. In, do~s know he will he
mighty able to drive his stock clsewherr
when the railrs'ad taxes IRE imp'>ed.
r. A. Eddy Esq. Of Missoula is in town
." quick trip aud returns this morning
We regret tn learn that our I'D friend and
mwns,nsn Ed Stone, Treasurer Of A'ss"aIa
c,unty. intends resigni"g At nm early day
and going to Oregon for permanent re>i~
iencc. Better stay, Ed.
Louis Keyssrr Esq Of Madison c''u"ty
.nys large number Ut farmers ON the JEFF
-rson river ARE seriously Distressing the
rnJect Of d.sp '.'nx IT heir farms at whats
v~r fIures they can it the r"il"'a ! su''-
cri,,iO" is v"ieti. and Turning c'k'ny "n
he lower Yellowstone. The parties in the
movement own fifteen tir,usand heat! If
attic.
Mr. A E. Mayhem, VIII" for u c"upl' OF
,srs has lcrn resident IN the Gate City.
,,s been spending few weeks PLEASANTLY
Turing court term and subsequently, with
lis old companions here, sud returned to
M,ssouls on Tuesday. Mr.. Mayhem We
understand will he a candidate for the
District Attorneyship st the ensuing election
ma being IN excellent lawyer Nd we'll - an
sffable gentleman will doubtless command
the favor Of his party.
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ID AID

>wEExEy-In Deer Lodge, NJ r.. Thursday evening,
AaS Is 1874 Of consumption. Mr. J.L. sweeney.
aged 50 Year,, II months and Is days.
Funeral from the residence =, ocl'ck. p. m, Sat-
urday. Nay l7th Friend. respectfully invited to
attend.
Dubuque and Wisconsin psor. p'ea.e copy.
The dsrca.ed was one Of mr. eldest and most CO.
TENED citizens. and an aHectionste wife aud mother
She Was horn In Pennsylvania lived during girhood
and was msrried in Stark county. Ohio. and Was one
Of the pionscrs Vt wisconsin where % 10 - years Ut
her life was passed. Mr. Sweeney having hecn one Of
the pioneers Of Montana In "a deemed this guoi
home Tor bis wife. who Wa al ctcd with pulmonary
disease she Joined him hero come three yeas since
and their home has since been In Deer Lodge In the
deep gicf u loving husband and children they know
that they are not alone Consciousness Of Iosa for
the entire eommuuty rsalisss that II 10 nObls'.
kindese hearts has cessst 10 throb and The God vi
gsvs has taken again bic own.
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Lady's Trimmed Hats,
1.nd US Ont ri ~ med SAoes
latest Spring styles, Just received BY
E. |. BotteR & Co

Bur! BUT! BUY!!!"-The top'H
'ls'u's'i"n Ut tn. tool # the 00A KING 9"
we 'nem' rsblr Black Friday " 80 New
,''k Gold exchange. cosnes sow from or
,''1 Ch'nan'an 1t the Pacific Coast J" ose
,'a"c'sco I" the ChineAc tsss IL PSonets.
~ Warren states that he iasiructs sho 49,
."'""men y, Pioneer, and probably 10 o'nc'
amps. Z" buy oil Tive mining GsossS isey
y" q whatever figures they cs"sAs y
anh, and The San Fssncisos Gssd 0es'
~, aa e''test the Montana Alisa 0sw i thesl
i 1--WE = disputed. It appears theS hsss -
- N'esonsel on the matter. and aro assosea
= 'es" hold The ground. The Nv Il IKE
'0es tested soon. !. "a
z = = NH e y |e5 Z Er
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CoRREsPo roEAcE.

CTS Ngv N0xrn.WEs1 solicts e00nunicstiOns
On nsetess ot Public Intssest from al Ie tiss Pei
es iicubUm II sceugJed In the choice 0s theme ami
ample rspye In seutiment and cxps~ssiou, 10 u r.
confined to reasonable limits We raun 4. therefore,
assume In advance responsibility S0s The views Of cor
rssp0ndcnisj
Correspondents will please. 10 sll cases. accompany
communications with their name.
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CROSSING THE MuUNrAIxs.-Wcs stated
-. week the Dunphy & DU"nI'oucr grade
~ the Frcncl, wmn.n's hill va. CLEAR at
'"w and being Travelled. A'lvicrs fr"n
rn,lcns" residing IN the ras, side says il il
The u 'unlr',rr yr:rlr via Mullen p 49, thai
- O,@n." aud tina, the other IL nut We
rake this correction j" hope thai IL the d.
v d grade is M, yet "pe" wehavr not teen
he means Ut sticking any :ravcle's IN
st,w drifts.
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special Notices.

FlreM0Nss Not IDC.
The menhss OF lseef lAdgs Fire Company No
ARE r.Qie.tsd to msss 1t the Eagine ll0us. M0u-
Gay the 18th int Ut O'Clock p. n. A fun attend
amer 10 requested. BY order VI the
r. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Also. mss ting " the Company Il called for P. n.
Tuesday. Nay - fur practice a fab stss.Niauce h
reluivtd. ~ Osder U. II. a. WALTON,
N Assistant 70 eunan,
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vkI:I.IGIOCH.

,,,rul.x-Srrvecs viii b. hrld ut Odd Eel.
f't'Jn n i a. N aud sp. m. Tomorrow. Rev. j.
\ ra,.el. officiating
..,u,.r-Dyinr service will he held ut the
~, lol.,, Inri Lodge. vt II A. aud y =. ~,
.Srr Ma. Il, Rev. Hugh Duncan Of sheridan,
,scd'.'
iMm hid Ia thu Court Hva-c the 2sth aud Y5th
q ,,' each da, ut II \ n. AID ST.
r@'H'- =. j cATLlE, +. +
r,. ~ JAMES SUNDAY school meet. ~ = o'clock T.
- ~. .',h sunda. ai the Cont House.
The Union Sunday school al Odd Fellows Hall
~. m
W. south sunday school nj the Court Ilon-c at
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'"'s " .'' the steamers advertised tOt
b+'''"" this Year except the D., Sine, which
Was I" '+"w 1t L'uis May 10Th. and will
p'"'~"'y br the last lsas up this spring.
col FIc"nikcn stated to Mr. Clark in New
York that the Northern Pacific would be
'"mp'e'cd 10 the Missouri River in time for
the spring travel, aid the r. from Edwin
ton I" Bca'"n ny their line would bc $40
A. YET. however. we lave no ndviccs of the
completion Of the rad Ia the river,
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Practical WalchnaLer and Jeweler

win shortly visit Dlacki0oe city and Pi0asef. Look
eat for ~ euWiag. and hav. year episoosd watrhss
reahy. wA. HYDE
Dsss Lodge, April n, ls7a ls-A
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THE RIVER RourE Mr.. q e. Housed,
form" riv 1T Virginia CITY. nOw ii ,i,r firm
"C e. H""' & 20. On.h., Forwsrdrrs
And C"''nis.in M.rch ants, ANA Omaha
As""'s far III" Upper Missouri steamer,
""''gr" ~ per Nj. Cia'k with the following
list OF TO II and the date IT their passing
OMai,s:
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lllll&N

k.rI .canIp I'm Ile'na. Nay u. ix7a to the wife
VI T. II Klcin-chmidt, daughter.
MCWniRK-tn Bitter Root Valley. May ie7a 10 tho
wife II Horace c. McWhirk, daughter
JAcos-- In es Lodge, May 10. to the wife Of Henry
Jacobs, 4 son.
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UPHOLSTERING.
Notice for Proposals.


supplies Tor the use 1T tn Montana Psnit. usiary
to b. delivered - hessiGapeci6sd:
kO0O pounds nonr. hsapd to b. specified In bid
$40 bacoo, specify IN bids where cursd.
90 h0miny.
~ :" suyar.
800 - eoTea
HI salG
10 " mustard.
II - cs.tiIs eCap
- currs, to.
s did p p.:sSs. es.h Lake or California,
$50 i" apples.
! grain black pepper.
~ cOru starch.
aGdN tfsa,bitt's)
Is white navy heans.V
dozen yea-t powders.
ext. lemon.
II cauS concentrated lyc.
gnn-s telegraph matches.
7hOxes soap
is gals: c.ssI OIL
ot snHas % iy Z. ar,, ou,,,, to BE- delivered
July 1T. 1874 to he paid for On delivery:
IaOO pounds p0tass. bids to specify knds OF pota.
toer Of which Ibr. to BY delivered. IN August,
l.a6lb.. In september and balance durins Octo.
h.t, TO h. Of good quality
aO Iou'.d. onions, good quality, to he delivered tn
October.
aO pounds cahb.re delivered In October
SOD ;. rut 'hay" turnips deli cred in October.
no - carrots -
All Of above vegetables to be paid for when dcliv.
cred.
5O pound. fresh hert. to b. delivered daily de-
sired and pal far monthly.
Us p0ud- fresh ranch bitter. tO he delivered semi
". exlv; ~ desired to ~ paid tor monthly.
1tO cO'ds wOOl In clean dry - les Ut any length
% ,rds IL b.. dc ivcrrd hfOre Sepfem I. 1874
=, cOrls on Or fore November lat, and the balance
" b fore January !, 1874; payable mou'h'y ~ d.
Tweed.
ITO gslons fresh milk. delivered daily As d.irc. to
liz tsMid u m sntnly.
new Mol cooking stove without furniture to be
delivered .uly I. 1873.
Medium .ixcd cooking range to he delivered July
I, 1874
ds for al Of the above articles any part thereof
will he rsceivcl until June 10 1873. The prr.On "
persOns whom th. c0ntnsc'r may be awarded, will
BE- requiFe u give bonds with two good aud rrs0ns.
inle sueics, In such gums the Directors may deem
lsrce.ssry the faithful fulhiment Ut the cera;ts
Tho directors the right reject INV or all
bids they deem Il for the interest VI te Territory
- - d. An pNspoaals must be addressed n Gran
vtl Seuast. DiEstc0s Montana Ps.lissnsiAry, Deer
LQdxe. W0nlanA HUo0 DUNCAN,
GRANVILLE STUART.
Directors Montana PCnitsntiaSy.
Nay l0eh. lS53-934s
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An pasee k1swiag slsslvss lnDQ6ee6 - 0e1
81 la1BsS4s:
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
GERBER + DICKINSON,

Fave the anest bar stock In the West Side Or any
other side and Two Ut the bestsuuning billiard tabIes
r. th~ Territory. Special Invitations to ths whole
q unwuUtty to-cUape ans oce %.
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Stow su0Es IN MAY Mr. Bcn Levy left
an Monday fr French Gulch with stick
of goods 10 reopen hjs p'palar establish
u,sn. In french Gulch Mining commenced
there . few dsys ago. aud The ~ ~ 200 mr."
WIN constitute the working force In 'Aaa
e.un during the GUNNER will Ike busy pre-.
entity. Up to the present. I"wever. access
can only be hsd to the gulch by the circuit
ous route cia Divide. some 60 Or 20 miles
travel, unless by snow shoes During the
winter. and to the present 'inar. 9. Dvc'.
,e.u, who serves the German and FRENCH
mail. travels over the divides IN snow shoes
carrying tho postal fsciIi'ics'on his Shout.
lsrs. This may bs necessary tor several
weeks yet. ss the French Ga)ch I'D wh'e"
wss lAst year sh"vcled out carly ." - !"
uer,uia the passage # pack animals. has mol
h.~n o,,s,sJ, or IL NO. likely to be this year
until the ssn docs Il.
A NErARG0cs TRAFFIC. Somebody
vi,hou, due regard f0r , present or fo'u .
state Of rewards and psnishmsu's Furnished
the Nrx Pcrces Indians viih vhnky M
Monday and s"ms of TIE 'tA' skins 81
isghriously drunk. They DID moi % sSy
harm here. and possibly not elsewhere. oa'
tic troubles that have originated frN 'o'-
cause and The penalties ,bss will be Imposed
apoo whoever II convicted Ut d"'aG = sn"o'o
10 ssdlcien, to prevent the criminal franc
U. g. Marshal John 0iaas a osos eos
o,enisancs of Il end The drunken Indians
sot out Of town In hsrsy. .g
SAD CAsUALTY. -B'shop y. 8. Ts'se
- lii @sliuabls wife hare i,cen called 9p-
! 81 i, ea6er indeed grave ailics'on y ~
H.. of HovArl. me Of their beAststal -.
| habs,. carrsed - ~ bep'ismsi font . vsss
=. les, aahbash. TAe AAaib wss essesd
~ "a mistake IN siyisG ksdes~~s =.
| s,1aA Z syrsp Of rhshare; : pas'aas 3 y. y.
ooi.oa ~ ssksp hafars " esror -. s's'
sogered. ~ lsssis 0as lFsa any 80.
~. Blsscp ~ NJ. Ts.s's aess y.
heatsslt syaDslby ef ~ 49, u
1s.s,l sesstsD ae-asslsv ~ y.
| ef1ae.esuee q 4 afsieGk Ns0l
! oss.ca.-Udl 1ltssy ytsss4
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HAVING RE.OP. NED THE WELL KNOWN
feses=eSeSe1e>e1e>ee5s5A
Bank Exchange Saluon ;

VRR@RRS
And stocked II with Liguoss aud scSsrs that will
commend themselves 70 patrons respectfully solicit
The patronage Ut the public.
PHIL Meow m.
Deer Lodge, April II. 1873. l0Sif
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FIGURING MILL.
Warm Sprln9 Crock, Deer
11GDd4s, Valley.
HAVING my FIGURING Mn now In compjete run.
ii ming 0Fsier and turning 0us go,sd quality Ut
tIOur. rer ctfuily solicit th. pstsOusge oe al de-
string Flour " Feea aud assure them 81 sntsfsctos.
MORliAN EVANS.
Warm Spring Creek, Nay s, 1873. Ai-st
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,

W. have the Largest aud best Assorted Lumber Yard
In the 7 cfritOry, In connection with the above
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
i9tu DANCE 4 MURPHY. Propristsrs
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~ &c tsulle - ANlyssys.e a. sfty ~ Y
Nv. ooLxaaAS'A !.
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For fnc chewing iobacc'1 60 u
ON WI COLEXAN'o
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RA..>)tcNED
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nyon want fine cs04i,,s gO 10
w WV. CoLENAN's
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GATHERINGS By THE wAYs1DE.

San Francisco received 81 ,OO0, 900 of
California butter last year, and 3,OOO,-
coo of cheese.
Dresses woven from bamboo fibres
IRE the latest things for bellies to do
their bamboozling in.
The towns, whose annexation to
Boston is proposed, are to vote upon
the question on the 7th of October
next.
Brigham Young is one of the signers
to a petition for the adjustment of the
liquor traffic in Salt Lake City, except
for medical purposes.
The gold to he shipped to the United
States for the payment of the Geneva
award will weigh about twenty-three
tons, and ingenious people are begin
ming to speculate in regard to the man.
ner in which such o large amount of
precious metal shall be transported.
The Ohio Constitutional Convention
has had lively debate on an amend
ment designed to permit women to be
appointed to offices. It was decided
that persons not electors cannot be OPP
pointed to fill vacancies in elective Off
ces: otherwise the appointing power is
not restricted.
A State election will be held in Wis
consin Oh the 4th of November next,
and as parties are quite evenly balanced
there the farmers movement may have
decisive influence. A Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and other officers
are to be chosen. Over three hundred
farmers lodges have been organized in
the State.
A proposition has been made in. the
Ohio Constitutional Convention that
the State have nothing further to do
with education, henceforth dividing the
school funds among the various relig-
ious sects in proportion to their num-
bers, to be by them applied to giving. q
sectarian education to the children of
their respective adherents.
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GIVEN AwAY.-A beautiful picture

GIVEN AwAY.-A beautiful picture
on exquisitely tipped paper, suitable
for framing-is presented free to every
purchaser of copy of Derter Smiths
Paper, which contains twelve pages of
most popular sheet music which would
cost over three dollars in any other
form-including new songs, ballads,
Struss waltzes, in addition to stories,
poems, fashions, household receipts,
base ball news, etc., etc. Every news
dealer in the United States and Cana
ia sells Derter Smiths Paper for only
fifteen cents per copy!
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M'ashinotun Standard
Our Agents.
OLYMPIA. s.rlRpAY l0aSIyc. lll Z, 1879.
THE NEW LEAGUE.

The Eastern papers teen with allu-
sions to the new organization styling
itself patrons of Husband,y.' The
number of Oranges is multiplying rap
idly, and the disposition to mjngle in
political affairs will change very materi-
ally the relations of the old parties.
Already in Illinois their power has been
felt in the selection of Judicial officers,
against the power of capital that has
so arbitrarily swayed all previous con-
tests. An official statement of the
Oranges organized previous to May 10th
gives Arkansas Is, California s, Geor-
gia l6, Illinois 431, Indiana AZ, Iowa
1907, Kansas 1913, Michigan "a, Min
nesota 219, Mississippi 112, Missouri
245, Nebraska $50, Ohio AZ, South Car
olina 11S, Tennessee ID, Vermont p,
Wisconsin making on organiza-
ton in the United States of 1877
Oranges, with an aggregate member
ship of over 100000. Since that
date the progress made is said to have
been even more remarkable, and that
the organization now numbers'upwards
of 5000, 0C0, equal to tlree-fourths Of
the popular vote of 1869. AS member
ship, however, is not confined to the
voting population--the rights of wom-
en- being recognized in the new organ
ization-tLe available strength in cleo
tons, is of course much less, but ample
to shape and control the policy of either
party, and influence the selection of
candidates.
1t is claimed that the farmers of Iowa
alone have saved $3.50 900 by making
their purchases direct from the manu-
facturers, and their saving in freights
and transportation increases the sum to
a much larger amount. The success Of
the league is based upon the ineSorable
law of necessity. The control of all the
avenues of transportation had fallen
into the hands of rings and soulless
monopolies. The producer was robbed
of his just share of profits by those COM
binations, and was growing poorer
year by year, while the railroad kings
were unsurping almost despotic power.
We can see but good results to flow
from this organization. But even if il
owed its origin to less pure and correct
principles, it is no time to choose the
means of relief, when the machinery o.
the Government is controlled by mon.
eyed rings. It should advance boldly
free from other considerations than
those which gave it being. Those who
toll for their daily bread can but ex-
tend it their sympathy for what it-has
done no less than what it promises in
the future.
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CALIFORNIA.

YnExA, July 5.-Mr. Blair, Superin.
tendant of Fairchild's ranch, says that
on Wednesday morning last three MO
doc bucks, embracing Miller's Charley,
one of Captain Jacks fathers,'n-ia Nv
and young warrior, came to the mn
west Of the house and called out the
ranchmen and formally surrendered.
The Modocs were anxious to Know
what they should do to be saved. Far
child told them to bring in the women
and children known to lie about the
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The PATRONS OF INDUSTRY. The ILL
nois Changers have shown their strength
by electing their candidate for Judge
ofths Supreme Court. They have had a
standing quarrel with the railway power
in that State, and they wanted man
ON the bench who would decide impair
TALLY whenever questions affecting their
interest came before him. This is all
they asked, and all the organization
anywhere demands. .....ts
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT Prof. w.
S. McFadden gave another of his pleas
ing entertainments in Olympic Hall,
last Saturday evening, before a fair au-
dience. His rendition Of several COM
icai pieces was excellent, and the range
of subjects sufficiently diversified to
warrant the opinion that by application
he will make name in the fields of
dramatic renown. The Professor left
this week for Oregon, where he pro-
poses to remain for the present, and
probably engage in his profession, that
Of lawyer.
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MILITARY OEGANzArIoS.-The Olym-
pia Light Guards, organized last
Thursday evening, and elected J. R.
Hayden Captain, Edward Giddings
First Lieutenant, P. Turpin Second
Lieutenant and H. Griffin Orderly Ser
geant. The company numbers about
'6ftY PERSONS.
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The NEAH BAY OuTRAGEs.-From the

The NEAH BAY OUTRAGEs.- the
Port Townsend Argus we quote the fol-
lowing: Two of the settlers. at Cape
Flattery have been forced off their
claims-McCullum and Colby. These
men settled there in 1869, on land out
side the reservation; upon which they
earned their living as stock raisers and
farmers. McCullum was forced from
his claim by detachment of soldiers
at the point Of the bayonet, and Colby
would have been dealt with in like man.
ner, but he didn't happen to be at home.
His house was broken open, however,
and taken possession of by the soldiers,
and. being informed that search was
being made for him, he made a virtue
of necessity and fed with McCullum,
on the night of the Goth of June.
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PREPARING TO LEAVE Us.-It is with
regret we learn that Mr.. -Breckenfeld
contemplates changing his residence,
to lower California, soon as he can dis
pose of his present stock of goods, and
that he will be absent at least couple
of years from the Territory. This course
has been rendered necessary by declin-
ing health Of his wife, which only change
of climate can restore. The community
will sustain q severe loss in their depart
ure from it, where by enterprise and
industry they have built up lucrative
business and secured the good will OF
everybody. The best wishes of all at
tend our friend and his estimable COM
panion. May their mission be success
iul and they enabled soon to return to
the land of them choice.
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"FREsu. THE Bellinsham Bay Mail
suggests Gov. Ferry for the first U. S.
Senator from the State of Washington.
This may be considered quite fast.
for the first issue of a journal published
by one who is not yet a voter, and in a
Territory that has not yet dreamed of
being State. But then, the Governors
friends were never noted for much dis
cretion.
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r9- A London dispatch of the 2Sth
ult says that reports have been received
there of terrible massacre of Christians
by Mohammedans at Gradiski, a forti.
fed town of European Turkey. On the
river Jane, 2O Christians are reported
to have been murdered by the Mohom-
medans. No further particulars of the
rumored massacre are given. The re-
port creates great excitement in Con-
stantinople.
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SERIOUS Accommodates. Rowe while
riding with Mr.. Foster, near Ellis &
Fosters logging camp, last Monday,
met with painful accident. Itappears
that the. horses becoming frightened
started to run, and Mrs. Rowe in Jump
ing from the buggy caught her foot in
the wheel and was thrown to the ground
breaking her leg between the ankle and
knee. The limbs have been set and the
patient is in fair way for an early re-
covery.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

A very ereditable celebration of
the Fourth took place at Port Madison,
consisting of picnic, dance, and dis
play Of fireworks. i4a'-"- '. -.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

@ The Steilacoom Express cackles
over an egg laid in that vicinity, which
it declares is nine inches long. Eggs
actly!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

~ The New Hampshire Legislature
have passed resolutions censuring the
last Congress for passing the bill in
creasing their own salaries.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

q A score or more of the " Heather
Chinese" have been adde1to our pop
ulation during the past week.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

~ The Courier learns that little
daughter Of Alex, Yantis, Esq, of Coal
Bank, fell from swing and broke her
leg, few days ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1873-07-12

E The General VanBokkelen killed
in the Virginia City nitro-glycerine ex-
plosion, was brother of Major J. j.
VanBokkelen, of Port Townsend.