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The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
Edward o. stokes.

A rumor gained grouud few days
since that the counsel for Stokes, Mr.. Ira
s ,aier, was about to apply for writ Of
h,beas corpus to bring stokes before a Jus.
tice of the Supreme Court on the ground
o, illegal sentence by Judge Noah Davis.
Mr.. Shafer believes that Governor Tilden
is willing to mele out the same equality
Of Justice to Stokes that he does to other
prisol ers, in view of the fact that the ac-
cused has served one year in the ToDbs,
and that the rule has been to make allow
ance for this preparatory confinement on
kindred sentences.
called to-day al the State prison. A
smothe!ed exclamation Of surprise and
gladness behind ME. and rose, turned
quickly, and Edward s. Stokes stood be-
lore me, but 40 changed that had l met
him in the crowded streets would have
passed him by as stranger. All the
elasticity and dash and nerve were gone,
and to me he looked broken man in
every respect but one, and that Vas in the
eye. Stokes hair is perfect grey, not
one black hair lett, and it is slowly turn
Ing from grey to white. His features are
trimmed with black whiskers, and above
his upper lip is heavy black mustache.
This contradiction is explained by the fact
that no more everish aud tormen.ed brain
has beaten IN the world for four years
past Than that which is located under the
The uniform prison cap Of Edward Stokes.
His ha. been sad fte, indeed. His
brother Clinton and his father both dead
of broken hearts; his wife divorced and
living in foreign land, and his leautiful
daughter, new in the very budding Of
nmidenhood, also in a strange land.
Stokes said, II am losing my eyesight.
| have cataract in my left eye, and l can
hardly see my hand before my face. It's
hard here. / have lost 80 many of my
ian,ily, and could not see them"
"WelI, the District Attorney who se-
cured my capital conviction has been to
see the Governor, and Lyman Tremain,
John Il. Dos Passos, and the Rev.. DR..
Armitage, of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church, to which my family belong, have
all been TO ste the Governor, and he has
promised several times to look int } the le-
gal aspects OF my case, which if he would,
LAWYERS Of good standing believe that |
should have been discharged ere this. My
poor father died Of broken heart. He
went to see the Governor ten times at Al
bany and saw him six times, and Governor
Tillen promised last June to look into nay
case at once sup 1ose he liz too busy
to attend to such matters. My
mother also called on the Governor three
times, and / asked my father to cease &C.
ing to Albany as favor to me, because !
knew it was breaking him down slowly but
surely. Senator Sprigga, of Utica, also
called on the Governor in regard to my
case, and an, awaiting his action as pro
missed to the Senator. When it comes II
may be too late"
In conversing with Stokes he mentioned
the fact that petitions had been drawn up
for the State Prison inspectors to sign in
favor of Stokes and despatched to Governor
Tilden. ll
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
PhiIad el ph Ia Trade Report.

FRIDAY, Jan. 7, l>78.-COttOn-lh he better
ades re scarce and firmly held, but low
AIDES are generally dull. Sales of midling
l3A@i35sc. for upland and New orleans.
Grocerles-Cof1ee Is IN moderate requist,
Ad there is a better feeling. Sales OF SOo
tgs Lagunyra at lSHa,SAc:; and lUO bags
nntos at lSAc. SugaI-Of Raws there are
Dne Offering; and we continue TO quote
ir and good refining Cuba at SaSAc.,
hich, however, is a nominal quotation.
olders not being disposed to part with
re stronger. and Hc. higher closing
llNc. for cut Loaf; lie. for crushed;
We. for powdered; lO5ac. for granulated,
nd lOAc. for A. Molases-.A small cafgo of
rbadoes is here, but unsOld.
Bark is nominal at $32 per ton for No.
uercitron.
seeds-The demand for Cloverseed has
hllen OFT, and prices range fram il13@l24c.
(er pound, Timothy is unchanged: rlax-
eed is in demand by the crushers at
.GJul.65.
Flour and Meal-The Flour market pre-
ents the same dull features reported for
week past, and prices favor puyers on
elany descriptions, BY the city millers for
he week ending to-day, about 4,NO barrels
tes sold to the local trade. Supertine at
a45'; extras at u. 21aDj.l2l2; Wisconsin,
Extra family at $5.G2kA5.75; Minnesota do.
10. at $5.75@6.Sl@; Pennsylvania. Ohio, an'
m!iana do. do. at $6@6.75; and fancy
brands at $7.2j@S.5O. Rye lour sells at
hl!3. In Corn Meal no sales.
Grain-Tne wheat market ID ST. teady, with
Eut much activity. Sales OF l,5OO bushels
Pennsylvania led at l.36@gl.35 do. amber
at Sl;E&l 40; Westera red, at $l.@l.l5, ana
.44@l 80 for white. Rye sells ut SSc. Corn
dull; prime dry lots are scarce; sales 4Ol
bushels new at 57W8.c., and some old at
C10y7oc. Oats are steady at 46@5Oc. for
white, and 42@45c for mixed.
Whiskey isquiet at IL. II for Western iron
bound.
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08

v1IDGE's FOOD Is THE ORIGINAL
| Ridges FOOD IS THE ORIGINAL
1,Ook edJ food OF its Kind. It does not cause
scidity nnd wind. Guaranteed purity; re-
mains UNCHANGED. IL put up In sizes to
suit all. H0sil l6y druasdsts everywhere.
decl-.f f.....
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
baltimore Produce Market.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 7.-Cotton quiet but
Steady; middIing, izAs1sc. Flour dull and
unchanged. Wheat firm; No. 2 Western
iMtd, sla; Pennsylvania red, $l.Sal 40;
!: .; DO. white, $l.l5al.45. Corn. steady;
southern white, new. 4Sa5Sc.; Southern vel
n, lnW, new, 5Oa5Sc.; Western mixed, new, &c.
Vats ,% qIet but steady; southern, 4Oa4sc.;
ic eS'stn Kye hte aa5c; Hav da III
,'i',y Maryland and Pennsylvania, $22A25. Pro-
,su,sil,ons,Nothing ,usi, doing in round lots; order
su slaae le falrly active. Pork, new. J ,bbing,
.iI,oo. Bulk meats-Packed ehOulders.eN
Packed ," shoulds, lOaHc.; clear Rib sides, l2sss
alSs; 'l; Hams, l5al6c. Lard dull but steuly;
.raue .r.i l22hal2Ac; refined 1870. Butter fairly
S;nae; aruve; Western extras, N4a2 C.; do. firsts,
Gma. 1t"ac. Petroleum strong; crude, 71c.; re-
, aanea, 1910. Coffee q Ill and heavy; Rio
vvsrgoes, vsrS lol9alo;; Jobbing, l7a2Dc. Whiskey
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08

A gentleman loft Baltimore city. Thurs
dav morning at seven o'clock for Rich
mond, arrived there at lao P. M, trans
acted his business within an hour, and
started for Baltimore at 2.45 P. NJ, reach
ing Calvert station at 9.20 P. M. the same
day, which is something remarkable in
contrast with old experiences in Richmond
vel
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
" lILANOVA COLLEGE, della W AEl
Y COUNTY, PEN NNSYLVANlA.

u lIALANOVA COLLEGE, della w AER
COUNTY, PEN ENNSYLVANlA.
This institution, chartered with Univer'.
lty Privileges, is under tho charge Of the
Augustinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire to make
slhorough a Classical, Scientific or CONNER
clal course. 1t is situated on the PCnnsyl-
vania Central Rail Road, eleven miles
rom philadelphia. Rail Road Station and
foSt Office On the College grounds.
FER session Of Eve month lin advance. }
$3.50. 80 -
a..u,. a.0t a.E#4..
'or full particular send for q Catalog Q,
.,o Very Rev. +. GALLERY,
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
PHILADELPHIA MARK ETS,
stock Market,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 7, 1876.
lo.Lml127%lPhilaG 4 Read

kld ll2AGDll2N Phila & Read
yer lr6 "a @lo9 RR, 54A@5i2l
5 1881 1901 .@l2l North Penn o. @33A
| s. ls 1855 lUl Ia llGL PhiIa & Erie II g2lN
July 1865 5ll7A4l7I|OC&A A RR d2IgdZS
say lSG7ll9,S S6Dll0H Lchigh Val 62l14G6!ll
JnlylSGS lt@lMN Nav Stock 5Ol2g5ln
| ln. los lis @llSL| Cata wissa r 10 @l9k
New S. ll6AalltI do prefu. 43H@43s
|ty s.new lNU:l Ia lN N Central II 35s 1852
> q sof " l24X@l35 Hestnnville 4las@4lE
enna RR 5iss@5412 .r... .. ....
The Morning herald., 1876-01-08
Philadelphia Produce Market.

Butter- Quiet aud rather dull. New York
anu Bradford county extras 33a}4c; do
90 lists Ba3lc; Western extras, 2Sa29c; do
istS Sa1c; Rolls, Western extras, NaA)c
NCheseseIMarket quiet and holders M firm
l3Ac.; Western fine. l2l5G l3c.
Eggs-Receipts moderate and prices un.
changed. rennsyl vanla, New Jersey, and
delaware fresh, 32c.; Western do. 100 Oc
, 1876-11-23

WerFeigerung IN Genten.
nialSotefs. Mit Dem S6luB Der
gentennial= Nusiteuung bOrte au6 Der
Mnbrans gu BEN mie pilse aus Der groe
aufseidoHenen Sotels aul, welde Offer
bin9s MUIR fir Die 9auer Der Muslte1uns
bere6net tporen. Nm Samitag murSe
bas Menmin1er Sotel. Gde berBelmont
unb 2aneaiter @pe. perfauft uno seitern
Moreen besannen Die Muftiondre
Sbomos u. Cons nit Gem 8erfauf oes
Srans. Continental Sotsls, g~eseniiber
Dem aupt<Nuslteaun9ssebduoe. Stob
oes Tiirmi56en uno regneril6en @ctter5
fanben li6 piele &auf lultige Elm, mel6e
sic M6beln uno Die 9lusI taitung bilig
AT crtc6en geoohten. Ser Nerfouf be-
gam Inn 10 llbr. Die Mt6bel oes Yar
lors unb Gnpfan9s5immers, welde 5lI=
crit perfauft nuroen, bro6ten 9utePrei=
ie. Nls man Su Den SAlaI5immer=MO=
bcln fam, Stei9erte li0 Die aou fluff.
Gimmelousfutiun9en i'm Weri6e bon
S45 bra9tsn $50; Snsrain Carpet, her
as bic 50Gts. Die Daro ipert6 it, p%erfuuf
tie al rs Gems. Gs lino i'm Gan5en
600 3immer aus5upcrfauIen uno Der
9erfuui Der MDbeln wirb pa6ri6einli9
bis beute qbeno in Nnlpru9 nebmen.
Wtor9en miro Der 9robc american Ge-
Itaurortt ausperfuuft NM an Conner flag
fommt bas Villas 9otel inter ben 9am-
mer. 9oTelbe S4idiol erpurtct ATE
Die fleineren 9otslS uno baIo miro
Sbontptown luieoer 10 itil uno perlai-
len lei11, tpie Dor Dem Centennial.
(Pbi!. Dem.)
Nm Gam7tag fano ii6 Elm 9cpiIier
2eopolo @oraf Dor Dem 8olisei6ei in
Sobofen, M.-S., Elm unO lo9te, er lei in
9euti9lono &%allirer elmer Sont gene
len, babe oielelbe I'm $1,000 be1to6len,
fiible iebt @cwiliensbiiie uno wolle 5u-
riidfiransportirt weroen. 9er Y9liSci=
def i6idte 9oraf Dor ben oeutlden Sc
neral- &onlult in 9tep Yorf, uno bier
Itslte li1 beraus. oaB feline Inaaben &C.
oihtet waren uno or NIL bespefte, auf
Soften Der osutlden &si4sresierun9
na9 Seutldlano suridseididt 81 lpsr-
Den.
@6wermieeenber @ranb'
,@osen sic mir bod, Serr 9pttor. mas
rum beiraiben Sic tenn ni6t {"
.@eil i'd niht Suit babe. 10 piele
i3eit i'm @lrlbsbauie Su3ubrinsen, wie
meine perbeirotbsten Treunbe."
, 1876-11-23
Ireiic Der Musei8en:
Meuefe telfgr. gfps(1fa.
Ser @riea int Orient.

2pnoon, 81. Sob. M6tb. Wm.
Gros, Gefretdr bes Snnern, erfldrte se-
51erll Mbenb wdbreno zines in Sirming'
BAN f%tattsefunbenen ganfetts, oab iest
bic beien @usIi6ten fir aufre6ibal=
tute beg sSrieoens eyifirten. Gr claude
boB Sic Gonferens por Dem gerlaufe Der
eeoenpdrtisen Wo6e 5uiammentreien
uno boB bielelbe Die porliesenbenS STREET.
fruoen lDIen ,piirbe. Gr oriidte ole @n.
{idt aug, bab bic 3eit sefommen lei, in
nel6er Die Siirfei i6r eniperibetes pae
pieroelo in flinssnosr Miin5e e%inI0ien
miiroe.
Gonoon, 81. SOB. Dian msloet
aug CT. 9stersbms, ooB Gin aus 90
i6weren Seloserun9seeiditen beiteben=
Der Mtti(erie.Yarf Su Gbatpn an Snies
fer ssbiloet piirbe.
Cine @pe5ioIoepei6e on ga Ssmps"
aus 9eit6 beriGtet, baB in elmer Goi6s.
periommlung, in wel6er Der GSar Den
Gorlib fiibrte, bel6loIien wnroe, lobolo
5i9 bic Sirfei Den serin9iien Sru9 oes
Observation-Disclosures su S6ulocn fommen
Iicbe, Sruppen in Die Siirfei einriiden 5l
%laIien.
Gublonb bat ben @,roBmd6ten feline
Sorberunsen nm Die 3eformen, welfc
Gen. Ssnatisif in Der Gonferen5 bcan'
trasen iua. oifi3ien mitssibeiIt. Sie
Jorberunsen iiimmen i'm @eientli9en
nit b~enienissn iiberein, wel6e in Der
.Wiener YoIitiI@en Gorrsiponbens" Der
6ffentlidt meroen.
Sos @erI6t, bab bic beuti9e &e9ie.
runs spei Mrmeecorps mobiliiirt. miro
bon Berlin aus in Mbrebs seitellt.
Sie militdrii9en @orbsreitunsen i'm
iibli9sn &uBlano werben emlis Ueiter
betrieben. gu ObeIia weroen 10000
Mann unter Sen. Sottleben Sulammen
9eSo9en. Sic &egieruns bon gebara'
bien bat bsreits 10000 Yierbe anse=
fo,ft; in geBarabien lino mebrere 9roBe
9ontonbritfeu ansefOmmen, wel6e gum
ueberson9 iiber Die 9onau perwenoct
,peroen ~lolen.
Sic v@iener YoIitil6e gorreIpon.
beng" meloet, oaB 10000 Monn Der /.
nno 2. Gloiie Der tiirfii6en &elsrpen,
iowie 100000 Der 8. &luIIe 81 Den Maf
fen serufen weroen lollcn. UNI Die srup=
pen gu erleben, wel9e ieitber @arniion-
bienlte leiiteten.
Gs perlautet, baB &uBlanb in Der Gor
beratbuns, ,uel@s Dor %bergonferens obne
@ertrstuns Der Sirfei fiatifinben wiro,
elm 9rosramm uorSuidlasen beabFd=
tist, auf weldes Die 8forte einfa9 mii
So pber Gein antmorten lol.
, 1876-11-23

Miles betrieben wirb. Beire ipurben
bonn Gcuer perscbrt. 9as Sabrifsebdu'
be BON Stein, weldes Sursuion uno
Gbambtrs sebDrt, unb bon 80. u, Goro
benubt wieb, purbe lei6t beI6doist.
Sn ben 9%enarnten Sobrifen wuroe pieI
perloren. @Gsn's 0erluit betrdgtS90O0;
Geridernn9 $4,000. Milcs' Nerluit
uub 8erli6erun9 lit nidt befannt.
Gorb's 0erIuf lit un9efabr $4,000, weI-
der bur6 @erli6erun9 9eoedt 1T.
&nisbt5 6abrif ipar fir $1,000 p%erIi=
6ert unb iein 8erluit betrd9t rei@Ii9
$25OO. 9os Seuer mar oas @erf ci
mes Btanolifters.
, 1876-11-23
Guropai(he Mabtibten.

Dt(an. Oae acknowledgements
iiir mas 0cr5o9tbum Anaott uom 20.
Wars 1855 mtA0tt Nir NeltlmWanA
haB Walte uno @honilutrtbc, 'ueldr
&inotru inter iiinf;cQn 3J5rca OGlt
Ee9leitung ibrer Nn9cb0rl9eu oeu 4uf'
tntbott in ,brcn 2ofalep Gcitatten un0
~9eiItiQc @etrQufe perabrejd]tu. in cine
@clOltrafe con , bis 5 I1Jr. ocriQdcn
lcGeu. IS 1T unliad) bic WabrueD'
mung ssmoht. Sab Gitsrn init l5ren
&mosrn Die Tau5selase tsluden. nit
cen &lsinsn Sort bis nah Wftttsruadlt
nsrmeilen, bab bic &,noer oanu ldIas
lsuo in Den 2an;ialsn nm9erpeen. aud)
wobl Dem @lals auiprsAsn auo lomll
Sultauoe lid etubiirsefn. ols 10 ~ mig
nit oer suten Cite I'M Glnflana' liuo.
mic file ssrltosenS aui be @elunoQelt
uno aadtbs'll9 auf ole torpert,I| Gut
wldeluu9 Der &lelnen rmlulrttn Otele
llsbslltduos fur ba8 liltIlde uuo Ielbtlbr
WObl Der &Iuocr gu belcItl9eu, 1T slue
lauoe6poll3elllhe Ssrorouuug btut' et.
Iaien worOeu. wclb' iene @eleeeSbe'
lttmmuu9 oabtu erWeltert ouB ofu @Olt,
uuo SAaufWtrtbeu bel SeruetOung ner.
lelbsu Strale Oerboten MIRO, &m6ern
unter Is 3abreu na0 s ubr AbeHO8
Den Nufcutbalt in lbren YOfuIen, lob0l0
III oenielben Olfeutlidle &au6Iuitbarfeteu
ltattltnOen, gu seltatten. auh menu 1te
Angeb0rl9 II Der &moer 0ut6tlenO iiNo
- Oleler @lngrlII in Die eIter(lAsn
9ledte i1cint oeun ooA allies DagsAc'
isne gu aberbletcn
Sor slnlseu Ea9cn II in bmliser
Stoot ein Wtann i'll 6otQe sIuel Ser,
slItuu9 bur6 Petroleum s~Itorben
Derlelbe bate etus irtlte SAnlttpuloe
am Singer uub COS liA aus SerieDcn
Ystroleum oarauf oeu beiBenoen
9Amer3. ben inn oieie ueber9leBuu9
peruria9te. aAtets CT nid)t, pno trlt ais
ibm Arm uuo Sruf 10th gu werOen
unO 3u i9wellcn ~aniln9en. coniultirts
er ben Ir3t. Dieter fonnte ni0t mebr
belfsu. Der Nsr9iitete tatb aaA idlue-
rem 2eioen.
Garrsru6e. Guclid bot ba8 neus
Staat8minllterium 9ewlHermoBeu elm
Yro9ramm fir leine tiniti9e 9altun9
in politilden uno Serwaltun9afrageu
uuS9e9ebcn unS 5war 9cle9enttid sile5
BantettS, ba8 bel Der usber9a6e ocS
neuen YerlonenbubnboI5 III Wtaunbeim
peranltaltet worOen mar. Net Pr0li-
bent 6eS Staat5miuilteriumS. OauAsls'
, 1876-11-23
9nlan0i[Ae pepe[Nen.

&eW Yort %. NOuember. %.
8apne's Sprnmii6le un0 uglepator"
Iino bur@ Seuer 5erIt6rt porOen. Ser.
fluff le6r beoeutcno.
2pn6 b 9, %. Nopember. 9us
Seuer, wel6es 9eitern Mor9en bier mi.
tbete, brad in Dem b0lsernen @ebduOe
Der Sobafsfabrit bon Sbomas $. @Qen
aus nno ersriif bic Sabrit, tpeI4e Srn.
5, :. &nisbt ssb0rt unb bon %. 8.
, 1876-11-23

@S- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE IS LARGER THAR
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF Alb
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-11-23
&uBlanO.

2onoon, %. Nouember. prins
G~aartarpsti, bas onertannte Saupt Der
poInil@en SIii6tlin9e in Sronfreid,
i@rsibt, boB nidt Der s~erin9ite @runb
elmer beooritebenoen &eOolutlon in Yr-
ZEN porbanoen 1T. 0as 2ano 1T rubi9
nnb Die 6remben iinb weniger als je se
nei9t aufriibrerii6e Ginseborene 81 En-
mIt6i9en.
, 1876-11-23
Gif e1nhkutA

NJ t%eittmnit, bss gauge btsbertse SeiluerfaBren auss
suitoben. Oie Sur mtrb burd bas io9enannte
&pbbaa nnb bur9 ginnebmen non Spbpulber
belpfrft. Oie 9obbdoer seisen am, no bic 8rantbett
3eit seisen fe bic qebensfruit bes Wenlden an.
9auienbe finb tn ben lesten swst Sabren tn Der
S~abesaui.alt, "a Stanton Str, Rem sort, sebeilt
Merste nnb Ipotbefer. Dte Sobbdber interibetfen
f9 pon anberen Bdbern oabur9, oaB ie bireft alf
, BITE &ranfbeit einiptrten, nnb ben franten Stoff ents
ionme ste limb Elm @erbrennnnsss oSer @usi@sis
pun9s> proceB ber Grantbettsitofe. Sober Rranfe
wtrb bet Der Inpenbun9 bteier Cur i~oSuiagen ietn
Iet9ener Irst... @ern Semano bur9 bteie Saoer 9es
1betlt TIT, 10 tit er mirtltd} uno raottal 9ebetlt, rpGbs
lrenb nab ber bisbert9en 9eilmetbobe BITE Wttttef
IsewSbulid sefdbrlt5er inb ais BITE srantbettielbit,
nnb it3 btters eyn 9aaaes peer iecunodrer Rrantz
Sbelet5 bie svybaber aue sranfbeiten, innerlid
unb duBerlt9, %turtren, 10 iiuo bod bic Mirfnn9en
BET ~fol9enben Rrantbetten, DEFENDERS penn fe I'D
mod in ocutem 3uitanoe befitoen, 9unS auBeroroenA
ltd: Tieber, ielbt @erpsns unb Ipphusfeber,
@ltnrtrt. Saisz anb Samaemi6tninoSadt pirD,,
Defenders bet iun9et 9euten II, TIM eriteH Stadium,
Isep5bnIi3 let4t tnrirt. Maferindt, &bems
matismns perSen oft iebr i5nsI. %ssbeilt;
IfppbtItttlde &rantbetten tn ieoem @rabe. BET
IdnBeren &ranfbeiten, SranoWunoen. 8es
Ifdtpttrett, Seropbeit &C; TT BITE Wtrtui9 etne
3um Seben pom Der 8trfnns gu uberaen9en. Wtas
l8enftebS uno bic fo9enannte Sarts oeer
1Smderrubr (etne bis iest unbeilbare Rrantbeitl
1%parben eebfilt. 8st lsbterer &rantbett seben u
I4rosent bes 3uteriiohe8 nit isbem Babe sur4 bsx
burin al.
pie Babe unb ginne9me> qutper werben mad
iebem 9(ab i'm 9an6e ~perIanbt Der NretS bes
Sabeaputusrs 1T So, Der hes @inuebme : 9ulpers
81. Mlan laNe ft3 cine 8roidire iber Bite 2cbtus
HI euslii9sr ober oeutider Spra9e fdfden.
FIR. RauchfusS, y
"a Stanton Ctr. (Box 1901
4ep 9ort.
, 1876-11-23
@irginia GtaatS>@ a3erlt
tasse bsraassssesea Bon
9sbn 8. sin II.
We. 81 3u6lfte Straee.
Ht1 monb V a.
snbSertpticrS Nreife.

snbferiptiers pretfes
.e,x. Sc 90
~. Sn,.,te So so
,Ss.: mn,o,e 81 so
Ireiic Der @useiscn:
GIN Sauare, eth @1af ~ .
Gin gduare, smei NAL x
Gin Gqnare, bret WRdl "a
Gin Gauare. cine Q9SHe , ~
Gin Gquare, einert Wtpndt a. ~
Gin Ganare, bret Nlenate LOW
SrB6ere Mnsetsen werpen trtser ber.6net.
qdt pier rpenteer 3eiltr btlSen etnen Square.
aue @n,eteen Fnb TN @sraus su sa9ten.
Die 3ettuua wtrb in &iamons utb Tint.
ssaenb pon Bet 1rasern fir IS &eats per
9Bp6e auSeeiragen.
, 1876-11-23
@el9ien.

2onbou, %. Mopember. Oas bel.
glide 9ampfi9iff D9clppe Maitberm
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, 1876-05-25
Local Items.
FROM DAILY OF THURSDAY.

CRANBERRIEs.-In an article in re.
lation to the culture of cranberries
the Olympia Transcript says:
The Puget Sound basin presents
many advantages for cranberry cul-
tivation not found in the most fa-
vored localities in the East; among
which are the cheapnsss of lands,
the almost entire absence of hard
frosts, and the unequalled facilities
for flooding with pure water. The
cost of cultivation to the bearing Pc
riod is not exceeding Sl75 an acre,
and with proper attention the yield
will probably average twenty bush
els to the acre. Taking the whole
sale prices in California, which have
been four dollars o bushel clear of
packages, as basis of calculation,
and it is easy to see what may be ac-
complished by the investment of a
very small capital and the labor of a
few individuals in three or four years
time. And looking forward to the
time in the near future when the
shipping of Puget Sound shall con-
meet us with the ports of the civil
lied world, there seems to be no
more certainly remunerative branch
of business for this country than
cranberry culture.
, 1876-05-25
DISTURBANCE AT FoRr WRANGE-

DISTURBANCE AT Fort WRANGEL.
Late advices from Fort Wrangel
represent that serious disturbance
occurred there. A number of In
dians were drunk at their camp.
The U. S. commanding officer sent
a guard down to arrest the noisy
ones. They refused to go. and
threatened to fire on the soldiers
A Gatling gun, says the Victoria
Colonist, was trained on the camp,
and the savages given few minutes
IN which to send out their chief as
a hostage for their good behavior.
He came out in time to prevent the
discharge of the Gatling, and was
| taken to jail, where he hanged him
self the same night. The tribe then
demanded 1000 blankets in com
pensation for the death of their
chief. The commanding officer
invited them to square the account
with shot and shell, whereupon
Shakes, the big chief, fled to Stick
cen river, with threats to wreak
satisfaction upon the miners. It is
said he has issued orders that
steamboats, shall not be allowed to
ascend the river when navigation
opens.
, 1876-05-25

RoBBERY.-The room of one OF
the inmates of Stott's dance house
was robbed last night of quantity
of money and jewelry, aggregatinp
in value over $500. A man named
Henry Reese, who occupied an
adjoining room, was suspected OF
the robbery. On missing the jew.
elry, the occupants of the house
searched Reese and found on him
a pair OF earrings, which were rec.
ognized as one Of the articles stolen
He was arrested, and is being tried
before Justice Scott this afternoon
but the trial was not concluded ur
to the hour of going to press. None
OF the remaining articles have yei
been recovered.
, 1876-05-25

DANGEROUS AcC1DENT.-One of
the quartermasters on the steamship
Dakota, met with very dangerous
and possibly fatal accident, while
the vessel was at Tacoma yesterday
morning. While assisting in load
ing freight, he made mistep and
fell through the hatchway to the
lower hold. In the lall his throat
struck on some sharp substance and
was horribly gashed, nearly cutting
it in two, and his wrist was badlp
dislocated. He is very low, but
some hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
, 1876-05-25
The steamer Dakota returned from

The steamer Dakota returned from
up-Sound this afternoon at two o.
clock. She had on board q of a
million of hoop poles, 40 cords of
stave bolts, and 30 cords of wooden
pipes, which latter she took at $40
per ton. She will take on here Co.
600 laths from Colman's mill, and
will then go under the Seattle Co. S
bunkers, where she Goals with $50
tons. She sails for San Francisco
via Victoria tomorrow night at 10
O'Clock. Among her passengers
booked so far are IS from Portland.
, 1876-05-25

The double bodied calf, which is
now en- route for Philadelphia,
claimed as an Oregon production, was
reared by Daniel Wilson, of Pacific
County, in this Territory. Il is
nine months old, and the only nom
descript of the kind ever known to
live. 1t has two bodies united at
the shoulders-the joint owners of
one head. The smaller body has
three feet like those of horse ; the
larger is named like colt.
, 1876-05-25

DIR. SPARLING's new yacht is now
nearly done and a handsome boat
she is. Her dimensions are-length
of keel 30 it,, breadth IL it,, depth,
ABOUT feet, and costing 81, 900. tt
will be classed under the head Of
sloops. She will be entered for 4th
of July races.
, 1876-05-25
Marine Intelligence.

SAN Francisco. May 1S.-Arrived
schr:, Courser, Port Ludlow, Blk.
Oak Hill, Port Blakely. Sailed
Blk. Wilmington, Burrard Inlet, Bkt.
Gem of the Ocean, Seattle, Blk. Ore
gon, Seabeck.
PoRT TOWNSEND, May 1S.-Ar-
rived bk. Legal Tender.
FREEPoRr, May 1S--Arrived brig.
Tanner, 2S days from Wellington,
California.
VICTORIA, May 17.-Arriyed bk.
Antioch.
PoRT TOWNSEND, May 1s-Arriv-
ed bark Arkwright.
SEABEcK, May 1s.-Arrived bk.
Gen. Cobb.
PoRT GAMBLE, May 1s.-Arrived,
hkt. Victor, San Pedro, bk. David
Hoadly, San Francisco.
sEABEcK, May 1s.-Arrived bk.
Dublin.
SAN Francisco, May 17.-Sailed
Montana, Seattle; bark Ma
rian. Port Townsend; bark Lizzie
Williams. Seattle; schooner Enter
prise, Shoalwater Bay; bark Tidal
Wave, Port Madison.
VICTORIA, May 16--Arrived- Bark
Briefly Hill, London.
PoRT BLAKELY, May 17---Sailed---
Bark Brontes, San Francisco.
PoRT MADISON, May 17---Sailed--.
Ship Coquimbo.
, 1876-05-25

The steamer North Pacific arrived
here at an early hour this morning
some six or seven hours ahead Of
her usual time, much to the anroy-
ance of many of those who had
mail to send off. We have lone
since, however, given up all hopes
of having anything like regularity
in our mail matters.