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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

WORCESTER, Mass, April II, 1876.
John Sullivan and Catherine Bowler, elderly per-
sons tho former blind and the latter deaf,
over by tho cars whilc walking the track OF the
Providence and Worcester Railroad at Blackstone,
Mass. to day. Both badly manglcd. The woman
died soon after tho accident, and the is OK
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PERSIA.

rnx SHAH AT WAR ron THE EXTENSION OF HIS
TERRITORY.
LONDON, April H. 1874
Tho Rwssidn Inrdlidc says that the Shah Of Persia
has sent large forco OF troops TO Mcschcd city in
Northeastern Persia capital OF tho province Of Kho-
rasan, whence they will commcace war against Mcrv
II tho Shah succeeds he may be expected TO take
possession Of Mcrv before Russia can annex IL
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OHIO COAL MINE VIOLENCE.

CLEVELAND, April II, 1870
riot occurred near Massillon, Ohio. this morning.
between tho striking miners and green hands who
were about to commence work in the mincS George
Warrington OF this city, proprietor OF tho Mines was
struck on the head and severely but not dangerously
injured. Several others were moro or less hurt Tho
sheriff has gone 10 tho mnos with strong posse
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MACHINE SHOP BURNED.

FALL RIVER, Mass. April IL, 1870
Marvel, Davoi Co.'S machine shop. In this city,
was burned this morning Tho building belonged 10
tho FAN Rivcr Iron Works Company, and was valued
a, $50 900: insurance, $1,000 The stock, nxtures,
engine &c, belonged Marvel DavoI Co. and we're
valued at $40 600; insurance for e2l 500 The cause
OF the fire Is unknown.
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GOODS FOR THE CENTENNIAL.

PHILADELPHIA, April IA, 1870
The steamer st. Laurent of the French Transatlantic
lne from Havrc April /, arrived at this Fort this al
ternoon. Among her passengers are several members
Of the French Commission She also brings 1852
cases Of goods for the Centennial Exposition. She
now lying Reed street wharf, and will be open for
public inspection until her departure for New York.
A tug containing members OF the Centennial Board
OF Finance and members Of the press met her down
tho river.
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BOSTON BUSINESS FAILURES.

Bosroy, April IA, 1876.
spauidna Bumstcad, hides and leather, Boston,
asking extension from their creditors Their
liabilities are &l43,1 79 70, ana assets $xo7,g 66
The Liabilities OF Isaac Taylor, merchant. Boston,
whose failure reported timc SINCE
figured at about $500 The two heaviest claims,
s2o2 400 90 and Ssl2iS IS. held by New York and
Boston parties respectively.
A. r. Travis, shoe manufacturer, Of Natick, Mass,
10 reported failed, with liabilities Of &32, 600
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RUsso-AusrRIAN DIPLOMACY ron THE pACrrr-
CATION OF THE PROVINCES.
LoSDox April Is, 1876
Tho Deatsche zeitsng reports that wesseitzki, the
Russian Emssary, has arrived At Vienna Ragusa
He has had conference with Count Andrassy, aud
win to Constautinople 10 propose certain conditions
Of the Herzegovinan insurgents which Austria sup
ports.
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A PROBABLY FATAL FALL.

last night while Mary Governs old lady Of sixty,
residing at No 523 East Fifteenth street, putting
up the shutters Of her store she foil backward into
open cellar, breaking both legs and sustaining severe
internal injuries from which she will probably die
She was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital
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A FEMALE lMPOSTOR.

Superintendent waing received information ycstor-
day that young calling herself Edith Gwynue
is going about tho city collecting money from chari-
table persons the preext OF beng the agent OF the
Young Women's Christian Association. She exhibits
forged letter Of authority from tho treasurer Of the
Association.
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BALTIMORE, April II, 1874
Yesterday afternoon John Mcnamara, who was work.
ing in shaft connected with drain tunnel to Lake
Montebcllo fcw miles from this city, instantly
killed by piece OF timber falling from the mouth OF
the shaft Mcnamara. IL Is said, leaves wife and
children at North Adams, Mass.
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THE PROVINCIAL PRIVILEGES OF THE BAsQUEs
LIKELY TO BE MODIFIED.
MADRID, April a. 1870
Il Is considered certain that the question OF the
5seTos will be solved by placing tho Basque provinces
on the same footing the rest OF Spain as taxation
and conscription, but permitting them to retain their
democratic municipal organization.
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HORACE GREELEY's HOME BURNED.

CHArrAQUA, n. Y, April IA, 1876.
Tho old Greeley mansion in the woods this Wiz
age, which was unoccupied and unfurnished and be-
ing repaired and rctcd for the residence Of Colonel
land Mrs Smith flda Greecy was totally destroyed BY
re this evening. The origin Of tho Ore Is not known
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RAILROAD FREIGHTs.

CHICAGO, April H. 1876.
rupture occurred to-day between the managers Of
tho Chicago and st. Louis railroads leading 10 points
the Missouri River and the former gave
they would hereafter take freight points tho M-
souri, River AZ the rates charged from ST. Louis.
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GEORGE +. HoRNER.

we'll known Boston tMassl lawyer, died suddenly
yesterday morning at hts residence in Brookl,nc. He
was apparently in good health but whilc making his
preparations to into Boston was taken suddenly
Ill and expired within fifteen minutes. He about
four daughters.
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French Republican Revision Of
the Procedures.
THE CAR TO AID SERvIA.
Persian Military Movement Against Russian
Annexation.
THE SAMOAN TROUBLES.


Marine DIsAsTERs-vEssKLS WRECKED AND
MANY LIVES LOST.
LONDON. April Is, 1875.
Numerous casualties to shipping reported the
bast coast
Three vessels wrecked yesterday In the Wash
and two persons drowned.
fishing boat was lost OF Elgn and nine persons
were drowned
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April Isl A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, April Isl A. N.
Probabilities
For Saturday in tho South Atlantic States rising
barometer northwest winds and cooler, clear weather
will prevail
For the Gufstacs northwest winds backing to south
erly, coolcr followed by warmer, clcar weather. with
rising, followed by stationary barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, tho upper Mis-
sssippi and lower Missouri Valleys rising barometer
westerly Winds and clear weather. followed by
southwest winds and falling barometer in tho North
west
For the lake region, rising barometer, westerly
winds and cooler, partly cloudy, weather
For the Middle and Eastern States. southwest vccr-
Ing TO northwest winds, cooler, cloudy and clearing
weather, with rising barometer.
The Mississippi River will fall at Memphis bus rise
above that point
Cautionary signals continue on tho Atlantic coast
from Cape May TO Portland
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TURKEY.

RUSSIAN ENCOURAGEMENT TO THE TURKISH
REBELLION.
LONDON, April IA, 1874
srecial despatch to the Tmes from Berlin says that
The journals Of the Czech party in Austria assert that
Russia plainly informed the Servans that she will pro-
ect them from Austrian coercion In tho event Of ervia
declaring war against Turkey.
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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

BosroS, April IA, 1870
An unknown man, while walking on the track Of the
Boston and Albany Railroad near Cottage Farms
station, over by an inward bound train this
evening and instantly killed.
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TEE FORCE or THE INSURGENTS WHICH WAS
DEFEATED BIZ THE FRENCH.
PARIS, April IA, 1876.
The body OF infantry In the nsurgent force defeated
by the French troops south OF Constantine, Algeria
numbered 1000, not 1000, as at FIRST stated.
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ELrzApRrn, n. J., April IA. 1874
John White, captain Of the boat Sarah Grimes. Of
White Haven, Conn, was drowned this morning In
Staten Island Sound, on pier No Ehxabethport He
was intoxicated and rolled on his boar Tho body has
boon recovered
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Baron do SAINT Anna, Portuguese Minister at Wash
ington, 10 at tho Hotel Brunswick. Judge Walter q
Grcsham OF the United States District Court for fndi
ana, Is staying at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Congress
man Benjamin A. Willis, Of this city, arrived at the
Windsor Hotel last evening from Washington. Pro-
cssor E. Loomis OF Yao College, Is residing At tho ST.
Nicholas Hotel. Judge Lafayette s. Foster OF Con-
ncctcut Is sojourning at tho Everett House. United
States Dstrcs Judge William Wallace, Of Syracuse
is at tho Hoffman House. Congressman H. H. Hathorn,
OF Saratoga, is registered at the Gscy House. Judge
r. d. Rice, OF Maine, and John II. b. Latrobe, OF
Baltimore arc at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. A. D..
Barber, Of UTICA among the late arrivals at the
Metropolitan Hotel Arthur Cheney, Of Boston, is at
the 81. James Hotel Senate. Franklin W. Tobcy, OF
Por: Henry. N ", and George n. Pullman, OF Chicago,
are at the Windsor HOTEL
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FRANCE.

enxTECrs rRANsFERnED-oNE DIsMIss1D-A
SEVERE SNOW STORM.
PARIS, April H. 1870
The changes Of projects reported this morning con-
sist principally OF transfers
Only one project has been dismissed.
Eight have been placed the retired list ono Of
whom Is the Marquis dc Fournes, Project OF Savoy.
REPuBLIcASIsx IN THE COLONIES.
NJ La Serve republican. has been elected Senator by
the lie de Ia Reunion
A SNOW STORM.
A heavy snow storm has prevailed throughout
France.
The snow unusually deep at Bordeaux and
Marscillcs.
VINES SERIOUSLY DAMAGED By THE STORM.
LONDON, April 15 1915
Tho Standards Paris despatch says the snow has
Ieriously damaged the vines in the Bordeaux district
wINrRY WEATHER IN PARIS
No such wntry weather has boen known in Paris at
This season for fifty years.
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Loypoy, April II, is.6
The Cologne Gazette says that Canada and Ncwfound-
land have asked to be admitted the postal union
on the LIST Of July.
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Average temperature ycstcruuy W.
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. ...-............. ~
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PoRr ROYAL, 8. c., April II, 1875
Arrived United States monitor saugus and tho
United states steamer Monongaheia from Key West
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CALIFORNIA POLITICS.
SAN FRANCISCO, April II,

SAN Francisco, April II, 1876.
Tho democratic State Central Committee OF Cali
rnia have fixed upon the cath Of May tho date for
holding the State Convention elect delegates to tho
National Convention at ST. LOUIS.
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ATTENTION ELEGANT SILK ELASTIC
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FOR SALE At NEW DUNGENESS.

fna AN ACRE OF LAND ON WHICH
Hill is small House, at New Dungeness.
for sale Price $500, cash.
Apply to MARY ANN MCDONNELL.
New Dungeaess, Oct. %, 1875. &c
, 1876-01-15

ing the
With the
a. MS. Com
pa . of British
on the part of the
Interior, will operate
, tribes of the North
properly represented
stem. Commission
,eived adviees from
2 thousand dollars
Is account to be ex-
J above-named pur-
Exhaustive collections
Give of Indian life.
ready made the most
Of Indian manufac-
g Northwest coast.
the great canoe
sized canoes of
Q on the North
rved columns,
gns, carved posts
r..intings, Indian
nting implements,
ishlng gear, dancing
Try, gold and silver
rimnled with sea-
shawlS made Of the |
spoons
assn
, 1876-01-15

sawyef, charg-
y. and williully
Pacific and suf-
1erish, fell TO the
and libelous. I'll
Urges repeatedly
nied BY the stew
lich caused such a
Ie captain both here
ven the ANGUS was
tied friends, because
SCapt. Sawyer with
The result OF this ex-
t. Sawyer proves two
were well people here
one Is, that all reports
character made by ire
should be received with
not too readily believed; and
he old adage, that one story
II the other has been told,
to hear both sides before Civ
!. The false assertions made
Sawyer by Davis, the Stew
wife, and afterward denied
im, both in this town and
again trumped up in San
refuted, and the blame Of
now conceded In the latter
gable to negligence and
on board the Pacific.
Nsea-going steamers Of
ltly, closes Ia these
was a fair example
rebuilt and patched
crumbled to pieces
sion which did not
ratched the sailing
vas delivered with
side ofthe steam
lse is similar to
ihe bark Union
Both captains
with wilfully
ID both were
gal examina-
te Ulcers Of
Ipplies in
matters In
TLs here
to a
, 1876-01-15

At meeting Of the Washelli Tribe No.
3, Improved Order OF Red men, held at
their wigwam in Port Ludlow, on the 11th
Sleep Of Cold Moon, G. S. D. 3s5, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Great Spirit
to remove from the forest OF life to the
happy hunting grounds Of our fathers
one Of the members Of our Tribe,
therefore. be it.
Resolved, That in the death Of our
Chief and brother, John Stanford, we have
lost a faithful officer and devoted friend, ,one
who was ever ready to advocate and de-
fend the principles Of our order and prove
by his deeds that he worked for the best
interests Of his tribe.
Resolved, That the foregoing resolu-
tions be spread upon the records and a copy
forwarded to the PUGET SOUND ARGUS ior
publication.
ED. DANIELS c. r.
, 1876-01-15

CONSIDERABLE feeling is apparent among
the business men of this place relative to
the course pursued by the mail boat run
ming to Neah Bay, which, instead of start
ing from this place, as heretofore, has lat
ter ly made Port Discovery her objective
point. Now so far as the mere matter of
stopping at the latter place is concerned
it would not make so much difference
were it not that the commercial relations
existing between Port Towesend and way
ports on the route are seriously interfered
with, and particularly the transportation
of freight, which it is hardly feasible at all
times to forward to Discovery by stage.
We hope it will not be long ere she re-
sumes her trips from this place.
, 1876-01-15

A CARD apeass in the Walla Walla
Statesman under date of Dec. 20, 1876,
from Thos. Quinn, relative of the late
Uelmuth, deploring the SANDER pub
olympia paper rejecting on
and crew of the steamer Go
ilndly assisted in returning
relatives" Mr.. Quinn
Helmuth had $4,000,
satchel when leaving
er arrival at Portland
: In bank, and, know
he thinks the balance
IhI the satchel II 1t is ever re-
"The jewelry found with the de-
ceased was all she possessed"
, 1876-01-15

ENTERED.
Jan. 10-Str. s. L. Masticx, Nalaimo.
- I1-Str. North Pacific, Victoria.
" 12-Schr General Harney, 9
Schr Sabina,
Schr Granger,
CLEARED.
Jan. 10-Str. North Pacific, Victoria.
" 12-Schr Experiment, !, ,560 busIeI.
oats and 10 tons hay. Yic|1 b
Schr SabIna, 900 busI3|s oals.
Victoria. Nj
Schr Granger, p tons Nv. fo|
Victoria.
, 1876-01-15

DUNGENESS LIGHT.-Below Is a table
showing the number of vessels which have
passed the Light House at New Dungeness
for the quarter ending Dec. 81, 1878, as
furnished us by the keeper. Mr.. T. Tucker.
, 1876-01-15


JAeKilAN & Co., Of the Peoples
rket, are always prepared to furnish
citizens Of. Port Townsend and VI
nity with the choicest of meats, in
udfng fresh and cofned beef and pork,
noked meats, sausages, head-cheese,
ans, tripc, lard, and all vegetables in
heir season. Go there, If you want to
get your moneys worth.
DR.. B. r. FREELAND, well known
to our readers as frst-class
Dentist, will arrive IN town about
the first Monday in February next
and remain one or two weeks, thus
affording an opportunity for all de-
sirous Of his experience or skill to
avail themselves Of it.