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Executors Notice.
Ysrars OF JoHH D. CLnssI N. ~ cFAsxD.

NyOTICE IS HEREBY q VEN TO ALL PR
~ sons in iireres. that Letters u stamt MIA
nv under the last Will T. stament Of john
Gloss, n. lat of seattle, King (.'un'y. Waning
toa 'erritery, have this day. b! he Pruba'e
c .urt # sal Go ,nry been is- I'D TO the suoseri-
br .am-d Executor IN sild Will.
All persons having claims against the Estate
of eaid dectis,-i will rr, sent III m win he
necessary vouchers. wi hin ono year froin this
dat, 20 s,.d * cutor at his place OF business
On Com,rei ciul Street, in Seattle Aforesaid. and
all pe.sons ind, bttd ar required to make im-
media pay nlcnts
JAMES T. KENwt RTHY, FIX cutor
Da,,d It Seattle aforesaid, thi, 3lst day u
December \. D 1874
CD. IMsRI, Attorn.y for Estate. jan. 6-aw
, 1875-01-14
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Estate Of John D. Greene,
deceased. ...
Notice is hertby given by 'he undersigned d.
A,iniiiis r:.fur al hv E-ta'' o, John ID t'reene.
deceased, to tn. creditors OF. aid all lersons
HAVING claims against the said dec, a>s-d tu pre-
seat them, with he neces airy vouch rs. WITHIN
one Year fran the cate of this notice t" the
said adninistrato, at his office i'll the UIsP. P.TcH
Buildings in the CT of seattle
Ia Ell At seattle JANUARY I'h. lS D.
" r. ANDREy',
Administrator Of the fstate VI Join d.
Gr.enc, deceased.
, 1875-01-14

Tar E1GHTH OF JANUARY. 1615.--Ih
contemplating the present political con-
di,ou of New Orleans. il bring~t" mind
in strong contrast. the scenes which oc-
CARED there sixty years -ngo. one o
which made the Sth of January ra-
tiopal anniversary and holiday. AT that
time General jackson WAS in military
command. and just preceding the ia
NOUS battle, when the British army WAS
investing the city, he had reason to sn--
pect that citizen was giving tre'lssnsbir
information to the enemy. and ordered
his arrest. Judge Hall. the Q s. Dis-
trict Judge. er,nted writ o. hdoeas
corpus to bring the prisoner before him
self for hearing. -rhe General disre-
Oarded the writ and ordered the arrest
of the Judge. Immediately after the
hattie when the victorious General en-
tered the citv amid tie plandi's of
grateful people. his first act w"s TO re-
establish tie param' mt anth"rfy of
the civil over the miiita'y power. de
.ppeared before Judge Hall with nnc"v
cred head, and submitted to avihd'c'isr
'S,. ,f one thousand dollars which he
promptly paid from his ow" p'cse'' J"
Acknowledgement that under no stress
.,s .;rcumstancrs was the military s"-
pesior 10 the cisil authorizes. l~f"'s
Years after \ ards. on motion "f S'epheh
a Douolas. of Illinois. Congress rem'''
ted the fine and declared the act OF "fh
Jackson. in the presenceof an invading
.rrv insti6able under the rule of ..hl-
tary necessity. General Jackson se'>e-
,ren,lv confessed to Mr.. D"ng'as tina:
m sc, of his life had been the cause of
orester regret to him than that one act
of using his military power to snoSef'
civil authority. though he believed the
necessity imminent at the time. as Lo"-
;sians was then a newly acquired terri
torv and was oyerrun with spies and
enemies.
Now. after sixty more years 81 he
nublicau rule, we see the mlh'a'S
dominating the civil authorities. nnder
no pretext Of insurrection. invasion or
military necessity. but merely as an hd-
iunct of political party. to dete 'm'ne
the result of a popular election. II Is
not a pleasant contrast to con empi"'f'
as an evidence Of onr Advancement III
the recognition of civil rights.
, 1875-01-14
ALL SORTS.

Ig ,orance is the wet nurse
of prejudice.
In many places in Texas
a few horse thieves are always
hanging about.
The archbishop Of West
minister. Engl:n |, las forb' d.
den female singers in his arch
d oceSe
A man and wife recently
graduated t. gether at the
New'own theological semi
nary.
1t makes a big difference
when a lady f,ints away
wether von bathe her temples
with camphor or molasses.
Frogs were the original
greenbacks and inclined to in
flation even in bygone days.
Have a care for a young
girl who n Yer SAYS dreadful
things; she understands them.
A.D FoR The RAILROAD -
The memorial Elvoring aid fer
the Seattle and Walla Wal'a
Railroat has assed the Idaho
Legislature.
" fl bust out a-laffin' YOU
mustn't git mad, mister" was
the rea< nal le request prefer
red BY a Fort Wayne b'ide to
the officiating cler. yman.
Hard currency forever! \
P, nnsylvani;, fool fooled with
;, pistol. Ball struck a five
cent Iiece in Lis wais'co #
F., oc'Sct, and t"ok to his boots
instead OF his vitalS. A
thou and dollar grecnbac>
wouldn't have saved him.
1t is an error to imagine
that women talk more than
men. They're listened to
more that's all.
The bible is now printed in
no less THAI two hundred diff
ftrent languages in 1854, it
was printed in only fifty.
T ere isa solid satisfaction
q positive plea-ure. in reaIing
what is neatly printed. 1t is
difficult to be es trvagant in
this direction. e.
Carl Schurz thinks the coun-
try would be safe if the
young men would all get
married and settle down.
Mrs. joaquin Miller is still
loltming her critic husband
i'm an indirect but thoroughly
effective manner, and the
oco.ned man s,v.-s his repu-
'atlon for gallantry and
com non sense by refusing t.
have anything 10 say abou'
her. r
A popular cle' gyman say
it is amusing to observe how
mlny people 90 to the circu
:" Just to please the children,
and very curious to notic'
that sometimes it takes sever;l
abIe-bodied men and mother
lv wo ne" to look after on
little boy or girl on such &C
casions.
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~ There il ruins,r current. whici'
We hope is true. that Mrs. Sloan. VII"
died recenslv in Pierce county. ftn
small fortune on deposit in VIciori.
bank which will fail to her little chill
dren. who ere now nlm"~s fatberl~ss ~
we'll: Mr.. Sloan having been m nnset .
lied in his reason by his bereavement
ae to recessitaie HIS tenn
,nrary We hope in the asvlnm at Steii-
acoom. He ia Clergyman Of little pr"i'-
erty and WAS left with s;x small chill
dren. whose prospects were gloomy in
deed. Bnt now i, IL said that several
wars since >he r-cei ri h..qu-st. and
nnkrown to her husband deposited it.
and now 1t remains to provide home
comforts for the dnrlinas she vas cslis d
npon 10 leave behind her. The stony
seems too good to he true.-- Courier.
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

Y,HE PRESSING WANT OF MANY PER
4 sons on Pug >ound, me- ding Medical
and Surgical all. tor comfortable rooms an
.oon care, at II oderat~ pric, has in uced me-
TO fit up lrvat- hospital. where every appii-
ance, convenience and com ort. IN rofincrti"n
with th- n, c.'ssary NJ. dicai aud surgical attei-
diI ce win be pr viii d.
The rooms are Dea " furnished and IN
pleasant aid b. 81 by lOcaiity. .-
~ For particular. apply either IN person
or by lcturto G. a. WE'D. NJ D,
Seattle, ". T..
, 1875-01-14

~sRs MASON. An EXPERIENCED ANr
W accomplished Ladies' Nurse, Offers heI
, ervices 70 th ladies Of Ststtle and feels conn
dent Il giving satisfaction in her vocati n.
~ Patr mage respectfully solicited. VI
Residence at Mr. I. V Wycsofrs. wher- rhe
mny be found when not personally engaged.
Dec 4-pd-lm 't
, 1875-01-14

TN ORDER THAT THE PEOPLE OF WASH
Gold aud silver District. the Dire, to, hsve con
cluded to put in market . 90, sh.re> At $40
eaGh unssft ssable. b, r, by giving the pcrcha.
er- tn. b. III fit II s % on each share No asscsa
. ent can b. made upon these 2.O0D ehxrss
For the assay of tn. qnarfz own, d b, the
Company the pubic ar & rred Ia the follow.
ing. made by lay u. Kelly, Esq, A,sxy,r.
CERTIFICATE UF ASSAY.
Assay Office II Jay G.. Kelley.
SEATTLE. Nov 3d 1874
THREE samples OF .ck II. po-it, bv the :. 8, :.
cattle Gold AMI siiv ~iniig Company ;" ~
says d as follows. p ton of 2,CO0 lr~.:
No l, z ph, Lod--si.v r, $iD8 43
No. :, S4attt. Lotie-Siv $,5 II: Cola 81:
Lead. : per cent.
No 3 Northern Float Sivtr, SIT 50.
Nos aud were knockei OF the lodca BY
NE. JAY u KELLY, Assaycr.
Stock Books are now open at the ofire of A.
Mackintt,sf. E~q at seattle. tor hubs ription
to th- 1000 sh .rrs OF preferred nnassessable
stock.
The Company guarantee that the whole pro-
ceets of thes.. 1000 shares viii b. applied L
clusively to the d. sv.iopement Of said mip-s.
that not dollar of the xsnF will b. u~ed for
saisri-s Of officers or office expenses.
St.~k will b. Issued t" suit rure haRerS, from
on" shar,. upwards.
The pubic are reminded that this is . home
investnu and should be encouragci.
JUIIN COLLINS. President
JAMES Men tGh~, v'ce-PreSident.
A. MAcKINrosH. - retsry.
Seattle, hing County. IT Dc. IL. 1874.
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and E,ils to harvest a wedding
Gee for him.
"Where a woman" says
Mrs. Partington, ''has been
marri- d with - -congea ing
heart, and one that beats de-
sronding to her own. she will
never want to enter the mari
time state again" ,.ag i. ~
Afer throw ing eight boys
over the fence oct Of q water
melon patch, a Clay county,
Mo, woman charged them
especially. "Now. see ere
boys, veil ke p this thing up
till ye get me riled. "'2e
A San Juan miner who has
been prospecting in southwest
ern Co'orado has fond Il whole
forest of retrified trees, with
p.trified bi ds' sitting I'm the
limbs singing petrified songs.
A little boy who rode race
horses in Califmnia for !, year
or two past has now turned
out to be a girl in disguise
She has now put on her
proper attire and don't ride
clo'hes-pin fashion any more.
Brooklyn girls. who had the
honor Of dancing with Alexis
and who captured some of his
coat buttons or specimens Of
hi. finger nails, take them
out at every fre h report of
his marriage, and weep over
them convulsively. 8
We can't i'll be run over by
LOGON otives Or killed by boiler
explosions. An Indiana man
has Just been crushed 10 death
in a corn grinder.
Half a million dogs k ep
the people of New Mexico in
bark. If the tonic does them
good they are welcome to it.
Why did she turn her back
on YOU young mani innocent
child! She wished 20 make an
exhibition of her new overskirt
There is only one way that
any man in this country can
fix his own wages, and that
is by becoming a member Of
Congress.
A Frenchman intending to
compliment a young lady by
c:.lling her a gentle lamb,
said she is one mutton as i,
small"
A circus lion is roaming
aroma Weston. Missouri, and
people have II good excuse for
remaining away from prayer
meetings.
1t is singular that mineral
waters are only beneficial to
the wealthy. We never
knew a physici.n to advise a
por man to so to any water
ing place.
A Boston philosopher says
that you want to look at mems
bot feels t. discover their
.nrrgy A slow, slo' hfnl
man runs his boots over at the
heels. ID euraf Hrt Gig
A spectr. carpenter who
saws and hammers and does
other things incidental to his
trade, is making the owners
Of Il house in Richmond, Va,
very miserable.
A con6dentiai clerk in a
Chicago cattle yard has just
out with several
Thousand dollars. The New
York Commerc al thinks he
has probably taken passage
for Cowes
A Council Bluffs lawyer ate
peanuts in court and was
fined $40 for contempt The
Judge remarked that he was
determined to uphold the
majesty Of the law if it killed
the entire peanut crop of the
south.
Short dresses are coming
into ',S ion again, and young
ladies are '.xp iencing tn
old. old difficulty of getting a
No. 6 foot intoa No S shoe.
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P..iy:ts. school.

rHE FTsST MN Az IN JANUARY
~ Miss h \ Shinn wall ot~n school III
,be =, ,om which h. be, n .'crMpied bs Miss Du
B.,ise. Sp. isl xa,ention vii, be gsvn o vocai
n1sic. 1h,,- most improved meth -ts us,
=, -. h;-s h.yiniers. Lessons given IN III
PissO u UfYsn.
IA Fuf particulars enquire st Dr. Weeds
Esatt,s, VI T.sDec. -.
, 1875-01-14

LsARNIxG TRADE. There lives
sidow ont West who never dl any hing
,s. fnl until after her husband died aud
'ef, her bn'f : dozen children to take
care OF. She thuught great deal 81
her husband. bnt he did n I leave
ennngh substance 10 buy him a grave
stone. and this fact set her to work.
She determined that the poor man
shonl' have a respectable mark. So
she got ma; bic slab. and went I" wo'k
on it. mixing /. gravest"ne for the DE-
parted. Thrs she hegnn to carve out
ker fortune. She flushed the work
and I.nrn+d the work of q s'One-cut'r,
II the same time ~ so"n did A"ine
other marble work. and offered Il 4"
sale. Il proved acceptable. and sht war
given II p-rmrn+nr place in = marble
yard and is making regular ARTISAN. :.
wages nnd keeping her family in g'"'
s,.le. Sometimes a husband does tnr'
ont n benefit tox woman. th"uxh sb+
NAV not realize his Use until she loses
Clm
, 1875-06-02

Camp. Kansas ths 1,ev. j. Il. ssantou Ohio |;
tho ltev. JOHN lsusscli. Miclt3aa The RNr l. Q.
iiouehton, lllinoEs: Col. J. ". 1saY, Indiana. /
aastsslce, Minnesota tho 1soY. Euacsy. Miler,
Iowa tho Ncv. IT. 1t. .1ames FRI j. A. FAIR
bank, Nebraska; Dr.. Goorso ufoas. District OF
Columbia.
Mrs rAHKRn, -.... ...-
Of Dundee, Scotland, vrn next ,ntrot1ncesi, amid
applause. This lady is Il talkor. aud . good ono.
Size s not d Eestlcutntor. bit she makes
good points. 1ler .inauner ia o!d.conu-
iiRc thst .ttrientol to "Annie Ea,'te."
Ilul her nuso Ia n1Utlfuo and expressive Of grens
tletcra,!nAtIon. Among ul'Icf thsnFn Rhe tail,
that tt1a real temperance reform wonl com.
n,oace when won,sn got Tho ballot. fApplanar.1
For hersclf n!tfour, rho had lrisls rc-poo. for
nan, el,s did mt I'"liavo III hin superiority, lie.
cat.se sho knsw II 10 bn weIl.de!inctl principle
Of tho Law ot Natnre Tint strratu cont mt
tiso higher than ,th tosrco. t1soats Of laughter
timos rcnewed.l Mira. Tarkos concluded by Civ
ing recital OF how things wcrn EonR OH IN tho
old countries, oil Of which has been published
heretofore.
Aftor Sumo worry excellent rIneing BY the
ilucllinsons aud o.htrp, tho PRESIDENT intro-
duccd
Mrs. w17rESMErnn,
frcrt'lent OF The Woinan's SAtnans Temperance
wns that slie vas immoyahty opposed tn avery.
tlny that tho linuor-dealers wcro in favor Of,
sila tho tcvrrse. They hated tho c1uea1ing la
tlsos. She admired them. Thoy hated tcmhcs-
ance and prohibition el,o loyed thonl.. II
drnnkenneba was cttEo bofo,o the lnn,
why should tho lnw punish a
man for dtinkG that which It Eayo
lic>nso 10 sell She dill uut thtnl; that law on
tho atuto.a,ook made wrone light, The Itcenso
syetcm o1Rht H. 10 abolished. Sho was tlapry
TINT TIM women in tho cause wore not ha!ting
t,v tho warRe. Women. nao held. ,scro more
Christian thai. men. his sho could easily Eloyc.
TWo-tlltrts OF tho citllrci-nlemb< wumei,.
THAT wns because they we're wcnk-tulndcd, sud
tho lnfidcts. fiuc-,cnths Of tile minutes OF reh-
itcntRrios wesa snon. Was that bocante they
wcro strong Mfndeti2 Laughter aud apT;lsuso.1
elie concluded BY advocating prayer and PET.
HIAtcnc0.
MRS. FoarEn,
Of Clinton. Ia. mas noxt introduced. 9ho epnk0
in the usunt stain, but With good deal Of feel
ing, aud was particularly eeveso on tho license
systotu. Ssle httackod tho whole saloon frn-
tefnity In releulont terms, and inuorBel Chce-
terGetHB description Of ealo0u-keeper-"An
artist in slaughter" Mrs. Foster Dire" somo
very. affecting ictures OF intempornnco. md
concluded by urstus everybody TO work and
tIny for tho catlsc.
Tic President announced that $40 had been
co fectcl.
After bencdietion the Convention adjourned
until o'clock this morning.
Tonight tho Convention will 10 addressed by
4lt*. t.atIAop, Of Michigan; M.a. johnston, Of
NeM York MiHb Eraucea Z. Willard. ILL.,. aud
the Rev. Dr. CusLcr.
, 1875-06-02

1he Claimant has wtittou 4 lc.ter to 1T.
aul!dlord ousiuw, dated April 80, ig which ho
Sa.h: "tloaxo ssuu my kaul l,4Va 10 Yile ,tl.d
cnlarent aud adsiso bo1 On no account TO A.
tempt TO come such lons jo,rnoy Just to ues
u,e shut Up 10 caBe for tWontY miputea.
would fsn mol polE1ts tito fair namos OF mY
itcnda by mouuouiug them III IN ap,stte OF tina
KIND. 10 thstefore, ~ YOU know to whom H!sA
TO send, send my kind regards. RIeaxo tsks 1t
for grahled, tnd couvoy them, Is also 1ny huL
remesnorances to the teuautry and othcrs IN
!etsa Wy %ucb, both nept.'Iy ssxy sa'i ani
bodily, from tue severo cold Of iii place
md the insnliclouoyL Of fuol, l hays toet
10 less thaA 148 pouuds in lIlirseea noutla aud
ton days; aud. although hhys applied 70 both
tue medical ohicpr aud tho uoyurnor, ilayo not
~ yat been abie 10 get more nuurlsking food or
medicine to stop or alle,is.s this rapid Iousump-
tlou sln lt. sAw tlte Dsroptor yesterday, atil
asked A1N to bare int removed. l'leasa giyo MY
sincere thanks 70 tho public for sspoua,ug my
cause IN tho lau1soua Man1ler thoy hAye. Ifsel
sure tho British public m.it ueyes rest contcnsed
while au Anocelt nlan lies Gus: IN jail to paBa lis
llfo smong fslons. Give my kt,id lows 10 my
children. God knows wLoner shall aver SEQ
them agxtn Or not. doubt tt, II atu lett l.orn
much longer. ,fo gou1-by, my ayer-hnt altl sin-
cet9 it!sna. NTtu t0 my couniu, Ald tell him TO
look after hIs Eaaehlld, now that Ao IL roubod Of
hia father. Tive my kiud lore, aud accept tho
same from yours truly
"RooEa (TaouAs CAa1uo}.~
, 1875-06-02
MISCELLANEOUS.
ittaHt1ak atInASstxa

Ihe enthuaiasm OF piRcon-poppern was demon.
strated gcsters!ay by tue fact that notuIthstand-
Ing drenchtug shower which occurred about
evory tlfsoon minutes 4 party Of tho Kennicott
saootlng-Cfnb wot.t to Dexter Park, and contest.
gu Tor the Club pslzo. 1t was = day in uhlci,
shooting VAS rendered rather inconyenieut.
Ratu-wnter dons not saroe With gunpowdor, and
most OF tho pigeons camn near escaping On
this account. Tho shooters wcro oompellod to
keep umbrellas over their hoads, Wbile tho n1l,ero
employed themselves bv Hit!ing upon tho pow.
dor to keep 1t dry. Mr, +. 9. Dow won tho
prizo, but his success will not uudor tho circum-
stances be considered a fair critesIon of his
skill. It can 10 claimed by the others tl1nt their
po tder mas was, or that tho fcl!ow holding tho
umbrella over them wllile they Shot did not hv'd
fair, or that MF. Dow Nna tho only au foftunata
saouRh 10 strife upou IL minutes OF SUNSHINE,
Ihe p'goous ara tue oolY ones Wllo caanos com.
plain Of tho condition Of the ammunition, aud
theY Woro nothing 10th TO take advantage OF q
damp cartridge. and ly on to the woods agAu tt
tho weather wsa litIlo stormy for foreat
amusaMtuta,
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
., The flrat championship game bossoen The
Musuais OF Nov York aud sho Chiragoa taxes
O'Clock.
A trolling suatinoe will take plscs Il De1scr
PaEk Thursday afternoon. T1sfs atl b~ classen
for 2:90. 2:40 and 2:5U. The outrles viii be- founI
III the advertising o,inn,ns
TIE BAAaE club,
, 1he Ohicago Large olno uat lsat eveulpg In
tho Gardner House, President Hugh 7. Dirch in
tho chair. bsototarY Hamilton reported that tho
1oat-houss had been completed aud paid for,
Preparations for tho launching OF thslr new
barge wsre then entered into. Tue sveut vii
take placs THURSDAY, the 10th inst, At O'Clock
10 tho afssruoon. Tho Kenwood, Doa1b bora, and
Farra6nt Duba will be out on ssyiew On tust oo-
caslon: The boathouso will be suitably deeors-
ted, lunch Will b served up to members Of
the Club aud their flietds, and thero viii DO
A. posAltio.
The uniform selected Is 4 uhiso flannel sbrt
trimmed with two elasles Of blue, md = can
It Annapolis.
Gu motion Of Mr. Hlll 1t vaa resolved to pnr.
chase nav six-oareI barge from Dsglsy for
s22o, and additional oA1s amounting 10 Gus.
Nalloting for fifteen neH msmbors thsn eususd.
aud ths Club adjourned.
, 1875-06-02
IMPORTANT LAND CASE.

6p<dtal Dfspateh 10 Ths Chicago 7sibHns.
OMAHA. June l.-Judgo Miller, OF the United
States Supreme Court, hero, holding United
States Circuit Court, decided Al Important caeo
to-day. The land giants Of tho Burlington 4
Missouri III Nebraska and tho Uuiuu Pacific
companies in Nebraska. TIC Burlington
d. bllaaonri has selected l,2QG,O coo
acres u tne northern portion Of tho Hta,e, away
froul its line. The Qoyorament now seska to
yoid hyc patents already iasued 10 the COMPANY
for this land. Judge Miller holds TINT tao com.
paay 10 not confined to tho 2o.mila limit, whers.
"a IN thla case. tho lands IN the limit had boon
previously occupied. Tue oase gre. III,
, 1875-06-02
4 Eitslo Embarrassment In tho Why
VI His Marriage.

0Ha'pY AAFs( lVHFuW.
Tho following comes from Chestnut Groye
young Granger lad got hib potuouR'a couseut.
and sss about making Arrangements Tor tbs han.
py svent. Dslng opposed t5 p;ddien,en in IN nat us
ters general, matrimonial especially, ha put his
trade card in his pocket and Heht /, Louis villa
70 make h[B purchases. Among other tl,prn hc
laid 10 . tull stock Of buggy rhlps a ono Of tho
essentials to \ Wst-regulated huuAehold, Az ho
naared homs, on his returu. 10 met QUO OF h.s
ueIghbors, who vanso1 to know what uhs na
psssto.ea .sst *' d e make of 90 many whips. "4o
.nfa.f' , she hfst nsn th.t attempts to ieAso me
responnc. Very woi'," toplloi tho iocuisr
Msi9heor you uad ~ vol! begin WITH ma"
Tho challsngs wAs accented, aud, getting OUT in
tbs road, thoy reapatassd tho ubaolsts ,usnusr Of
ssttl"a d,1etencea ~ ''cnstips jackets" Up-
foltnoatey lilo young Changers adversary va,
~ oa-rsvonas, aud handled lhA whip viii such
,ns,.slous agility that tue xsddiug lad to ba pnt
% two Weeta. to allow tho intended Etoota'a
hias to hual UP, liz las let a!l tho wool uI
thles shsapekaua and consumed a9usro fest
Of eoust,plaAtsr; but 10 th,uks ha can stand It
.noN. aud Tho "eddin4 u announced poslusaly
to take Qlsos to-day.
, 1875-06-02
Tho War Strength OF tho German
f4unusVciArA

Tho military contributor Of tho Cologne ca
1etiS pays That la tho o7ent OF a now war with
fra'lco much larger force OF iaud~cnr will ba
caso in 1910. when tic total strength
Of tho laudwohr troops thus ompIoScI
DID not oxcccd that Of two-apd-a.hatl CORPS
dasmoo. Tho n.uvablo laudwcnr hattatioua
eau, CALL. nnaGr tho new organlzasion, 10
the regular army, wlle tho iuutth field batta1-
loIs Will he 4Ya,lIbe for roBoFvo and coalm,saA-
rtat dnty: Tnese l48 battallouk which arc uD,y
TO 30 called out in csso Of wur or mobilization,
l4a. 2au mon. wata 5000 lossos, thus raiulng tllo
tota! fosco uf The 0o,.nAn army WHOM On q war
footing to 1.o32 bastallons. 7Ab OF sh,ch, uudcr
tue 10" Increased establishment Of 29 battaltpa
able Tor setsce IN tha fold. The at.,llosy equip
ment OF the fuurth aetd bnttations III uIri ndy
PROVIDED; 800 iie!d-battegioa AID 81 sasarye bat
terles arc set apart for tlen. which woall sl,ow
lu batteries, Or W guns. for cact corps. The
lanawelr artillery will ba largely Increased. ~
to tns yeailY contingent, that Ut tho Corn III
army IL smaller than thoss OF tlla Russian and
E.ss Eene area. Aecorltns t. tue lust fetunr
OF ths number v8,n00 hnd boon, hy
inlatake. entorsd twico over, 4a,03O ktl
sg..s sx.s'sa ,o q sa eshsrTs9 1esoo ny.
ssrvee (sujsIse si1 mste a. Que mssass sass
disqualsel." s5Go0 ns!e ! "to,ally u.fit for sci-
VICE." 6,6QO "uot suA!c!ootly lit for ecsylte,n
::5s.o1o mot sufficiently developed pAys,ca!!r."
1asoo wore 90 sxemhea .;a for family and o1LtF
1us oslxIns! napher Of ooa,.o00 mea MAS thua re-
daccd 20 7G'ouV. 10 whlch wcro adlel u, 900 Mcn
Wiio Tor various reaHous hAd nut juineI III
previous yeaFs, mak.uX q total Of 100000 ner.
tlIto tue saIV4ca ans only lI5,t5Q-yik. 1Aj,g.0
fOf lAe aeuY Aud a,5Ql for tho uAYy
, 1875-06-02

LONDON, Juue Tho steamship. Cbtn..
from Boston Baltic and Helyctla, from Ner
York, hsye arrived out,
:, NEW Yonx. Juno 1.-ateamahfps ar7iyed-
pommerau,A,- from Hamburg Teretre. fIom
from Rotterdam.
LONDON. Jaue 1.-8telmships Ethsopta and
Oder. from New York. and Scandinavian, from
Ban FSANclsco, June 1.-BAled, tho Pacific
Slnll steamer Alaska for Hong koug yia Yoxo-
A3mk. "
, 1875-06-02

Ward Of Terre lIAute Yeelordsv resulted In tho
H'uvcr. lsoruL1Iosn. Tho City Council stands
Democrats, O.; Republicans, @; With Uoruoctst.
fc Atsyor uitl' lbs cassfng vote.
Tho Cincinnati Joint Committed appointed to
aollclt subscriptions to aid III luil,si,sg a ,,nuic
haI and ro.lt!ar available tho munltlceut tlons-
ra,ost to-dav. ai,iontcifa that [lftoon st.orJ1
dnGtoripttntis lad been toceisotl. Othnr an,Hll
Htlf1aa not get reported Will probably smull tho
amount 10 a2A. .OUO1