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This gentleman was placed in nomi
nation for prosecuting attorney of the
third judicial district by the Republican
Territorial Convention at Kalama.
Capt inman, like his competitor, was
one of the Boys in Blue during the Re
bcllion, having enlisted, in 1861, in the
regiment of Col. John S. Phelps now
nominee for Governor Of Missouri, sery-
ing during the entire campaign of 1861
-O2 under Gen. Curtis, and participating
in the Battle of Pea Ridge. HIS term
Of service having expired, he rc.enlistcd
in the Sth Missouri Cavalry, Col W. f.
Giger; was elected 2nd lieutenant of his
company; after the Battle OF Prairie
Grove, Arkansas, was promoted to 1st
lieutenant and finally captain Of his
company, for meritorous service, and
in such capacity served until the sur
render OF Lee, ut Richmond, being in
the Battle at Little Rock and other en-
gogemcnts through the Southwest. AT.
ter the close of the Rebellion, Can't In.
man studied law, was in 1867 admitted
to practice, and served as prosecuting
attorney for six years in the 3rd judicial
district of Arkansas.
Mr.. lnman is a gentleman of sterling
integrity, and if elected, we have no
doubt will fill the position of prosecu.
ing attorney to the entire satisfaction of
the people Of this district.-Pugd Soumd
Express.
The above we heartily endorse. We
have made the personal acquaintance of
Mr.. lnman and found him an agreeable
gentleman, and we believe him to be u
man of marked ability and of strict in
tegrity.
, 1876-10-07
Proclamation by the
Governor.

/, ELIsHA.P FERRY, Governor
of the Territoryof Washington,
do hereby declare that a Gen
eral Election will be held in
said Territory on Tuesday, the
seventh day of November, A.D.
one thousand eight hundred
and seventy-six, at which the
following named officers will be
elected, viz:
A Delegate to represent said
Territory in the Forty-ffth
Congress Of the United States.
A Prosecuting Attorney for
the First judicial District.
A Prosecuting Attorney for
the Second judicial District.
A Prosecuting Attorney for
the Third Judicial District,
Members of both branches of
the Legislative Assembly.
And all County and Precinct
officers provided for by the
laws of said Territory.
The electors will slso vote
For or Against calling a
Convention to form d State
Constitution.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I
have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the
Territory to be affixed.
Done at Olympia, this ninth
day of September A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and
seVenty-six, and of the Inde-
, 1876-10-07

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2O.-The trial
OF Edward Bittcnbender, young man
about 20 years old, who deliberately shot
and killed his brother George on the
corner of Washington. and Kcarncy streets
about year ago, came on today in the
4th district court. 1t is claimed by the
friends of Edward that he is the victim
Of hereditary insanity, which will proba-
bly, be the defense
, 1876-10-07

The new steamer building at Olympia
expressly for this route is launched. and
pronounced, by Mr.. II. D. Morgan of
this place to be a beautiful model and a
staunch boat. Now will not some one
build little boat, to be run nowhere off
the river, to supply loggers and ranches,
and carry passengers and freight up and
down the river only. Such boat as is
running from the mouth of the Umpqua
to scottsburg, in Oregon, is the kind Of
boat this river needs.
, 1876-10-07

Mrs. Martin FitzMauricc, who for
mally lived at the forks of the river, six
miles above town, and who resided in
this place short time, writes to a friend
in this place, that she is the happy
mother of a twelve pound boy, the sec
ond heir to the FitzAIaurice estate, of
the masculine gender, since she removed
to Vallejo. AS that town seems to be a
good location for boys, we advise some
of the Snohomish ladies to take trip
there, and be sure and go before any of
the present inhabitants OF that town
have time to move away.
, 1876-10-07

large that they DO not appear crowded.
1t is estimated that about $4,000 are now
arriving per day.
a thousand more things crowd upon
my mind, but having lost sleep for two
nights, am SO very tired | will SAY for
the present, good night.
WM. II, REEVES.
, 1876-10-07

The tendency ofpeoplo to carry quota
tions too far was illustrated in a prayer
meeting the other evening by sister OK
claiming, in agony of piety, 80, Lord,
have mercy upon us poor sinners, Of
which l am chief among ten thousand,
and the one altogether lovely"
Ifyou marry Il scolding woman, your
children will be hot-house plants.
, 1876-10-07

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, 1876-10-07

DELEGATE TO CONGRESS.
j. p. JUDSON.
PROSECUTING ATTOREEY.
w. Ii. WHITE.
JOINT COUNCILMAN.
NJ. II. FROST.
REPRESENTATIVE.
II. W. LIGHT.
SHERIFF.
II. BLACKMAN.
AUDITOR.
]. SWEET.
PROBATE JUDGE.
J. n. LOW. .
TREAsCRER,
r. +. MARKS.
SCHOOL sUPERINTENDENr.
J. TOWN.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
j. r. COTTON.
CORONER.
A. c. FOLSOM,
, 1876-10-07

1t is remarked that an Irish stew can be
got in all countries except Ireland.
, 1876-10-07

pcndcncc Of the United States
the one hundrcdth.
BY the Governor.
lLS.l ELISHA P. FERRY.
Henry G.. SrHryE.
Srcyt"lY Of the Icyjlo'U
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End osthe world.

From the New York Sunday Mercury
The semitic articles IN the Mercury on
the probable approaching dissolution Of
the universe have awakened a general in.
terest throughout the country. a we'll.
known Western pillar Of the orthodox
Church, Elder j. y. Berhrens, combats
some Of the propositions Of NJ. Herault,
whose theories have been ventilated in
these columns, and thus replies to some Of
them.
NJ. Ilerault fears that the un's fnr.
mace must speedily consume ali meteOric
and planetary matter Biologists tell
as that our solar system is at least a
hundred millions Of years old, and Oh
the time the sun has been feeding upon
meteoric matter wonder he has not
been starved long ago. and been COM
PEELED to swallow up the whole solar sys-
TEN. Nor does Mr.. Herault give MS any
symptoms Of the approach Of his catas-
trOphe. IL the oil in a lamp is exhausted,
the light burns DINNER and DINNER until
finally il dies out entirely; but we are
not informed that the light and heat of
the sun have diminished a particle of a
degree, even since the days Of Cesar un.
vi now. ll, however, our servant was
not much afraid Of religion interfering
with science he might discover that the
stupendous universe Of creation has for
its backbone an omnipotent Creator and
then he might console himself that this
great God, that has for q hundred mill.
ions Of years supplied the sun with mete.
oric matter, can also do II in the future
aS long as he pleaseS, without collapsing
the solar system. | edmit the boiler
theory % the earth. lin boiler un.
usual pressure takes place, and there
being no eseapc.valye attached, then
there is danger Of aN explosion. But II
\ proper saiety.valve is attached, and
the pressure Is not above the power of
the value, then, IN whatever locality Of
the boiler the pressure may originate. Il
will escape through the salety.yalye with.
out doing any harm. II il the same with
earth. Internal disturbances DO take
place. IL IS la well understood theory
that at divers times and localities sub.
tcrrancan gases are generated which
cause the pulsatiop Of the earth and me
high temperature m the coal mines II
these gases and a. 'ontcnts cannot be
thrown Oh, an explosion is inevitable.
But now We find the earth rind perfora.
ted with volcanic mosntains. which serve
as .aicy.NalSes Of our globe. I'm this
light consider the recent shocks al Rich.
mend and Washington, the present
Threatening demonstration Ye,uyius,
and the whole mat'ei Is sample and no
danger TO be apprehcnded. However.
when vou see every volcanic opening or
the earth At once ablslc - their utmost
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kersauqua, Iowa, was visited by a tor
nado Sunday Of last week, which leycled eve
rything 10 n narrow course through the center
OF the town
tornado at Sedalia. Mo-. on the morn
ins Of the 9th, destroyed several houses, un.
rooted Others and injured several persons but
none seriously.
Mrs. George A. Ives, wife Of the cash.
Ter OF the Union National Bank, Chicago,
while visiting holal establishment on the 5th
dropped dead from heart disease.
The five hundred inhabitants of the
Westmanns Islands, otfthe sonth coast Of ( e.
land, are believed to have been extfminated
by starvation. Over a month ago bottle was
picked mp on the Iceland coast laying West
mama people had only weeks supply OF
provi ions. Their usual dependence, tue fall
lisheries, had failed In winter oomniunica-
ton with them is almost impossible.
A home for aged people, known as the
Little Sisters Hospital, was burned on the sth
in the eastern district Brooklyn, New York,
With eighteen OF It's inmates On entering
room which WAS but partly destroyed, the
dremen discovered the CHASTITY remains OF
nine old men were found who had persisted in
their beds. The ages OF the unfortunates
ranged from So to lO5 years
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Personal and Political.

The Iowa Senate mas passed bill es.
tablishing two homeopathic chairs in the
medical department OF the Stare University
The Senate IN executive session on the
9th, confirmed the nomination Of Judge Al
ionso TAFT a. Secretary Of War
In the civil suit against VIM. NJ. Tweed,
the Ascending "boss" tibet Of New York
city, the jury found verdict for the city Of
so,557,l III
The committee on appropriations Of the
National House has declined to report favor
ably on the deficiency appropriation OF $780,
0o0 for the Sioux Indians at Red Cloud agency.
Senator Morton proposed amendment
to the constitution, proviiing for the election
OF Presidei aud Vice President by direct
vote Of the people, is TO he reported iavorably
from the committee, though several members
OF the committee reserve tie right to oppose It
in the Seuate.
II now transpires that Grant first laid
before his Cabinet tue names Of Z. y Wash.
hurne, Minister 70 France, Senator morrill, and
Judge Hear or the vacant Secretary Of War
office, the Cabinet selecting Morrill, That
gentleman declining, the President then ten
derad the office 10 Judge Tan
The rejection Of Pinchback by the T..
$ senate creates 3 stir IN political circles in
Louisiana. State Senator T. T. Allen tooloredl
is moving for an appointment to the vacant
Senatorship. A prominent Republican saws
Gov. kellogg will not attempt to appoint a
Senator ia place Of pinchtack.
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A pennsylvania vaccine Farm.
LFrom Lhe Franklyn RerosItOry.l

LtrOm the tranklyn REPOSITORY
On farm in Hamilton township, one
and half miles from Chambersburg, DR..
X. X. Senseny has a stock of one hundred
heilcrs, from which he is producing con.
finally stock of fresh vaccine matter.
The process by which this is effected is
interesting, and we were well repaid for
driving with the doctor to the farm last
week and witnessing the operation
throughout. The heilers used in this
business are mostly well bred, and con.
sist of either full breed, thrce.quarters
or half Alderny stock. They must be in
thriving condition and from six months
to one year old. They are Stalled
kept in clean and well ventilated stables
plenty Of clean litter, fresh water and
animal is kept up to normal, healthy and
thriving standard.
First lleiiers are secured by strapping
them down TO a rock, on the back, with
each leg secured to a strong strap around
the body and the head tied down. Then
they are shaved around the udder and
yaccinated in from ten to thirty places, in
the eighth or ninth day the vesicles are
ready to tap in order TO secure virus.
This is done in four ways LIST. Quilts. I'd
Ivory points. Sd. Lymph tubes. Quills
are as follows The goose.quill is taken,
boiled, filed out and scraped, and then
dipped into the fluid lymph and thus
charged for use. I'd. The ivory point
each point is dipp ID into the liquid thus
and charged as an Indian charges his
poisoned arrow.
Lymph tubes are long glass cylinders
which are filled with the fluid lymph, and
are then shut up by sealing each end
with wax. In using the quilts or points
upon human beings, the quilts are mois.
tened, and when the abb aston has been
made on the arm, the quilts or points, as
the case may be, are rubbed briskly upon
the abraded surface, and thus inocula.
| ton OF the true vaccinia is produced.
I This is the true Jennerisn system.
| In order to secure crpstS of the true
yaccinia, the heifer is allowed to remain
untouched for about sixteen or eighteen
days, at which time the vesicles have
matured into hardened scabs or crusts Of
virus, and may then be removed. Each
crust is then wrapped in gold or silk ell
foil, and is then ready for shipment tC
any part of the world. This virus is now
being sent to every State in the Union
to every Territory, to Canada, Cuba
! South America, and to all the States
Of Mexico and Central America.
One great advantage in using ANNA
vaccine as preventive of that dreadful
disease, smallpox, is, that there is nj
possibility OF inoculating the human
system with any constitutional disorder
a risk which most persons fear to entail
upon themselves or their offspring wher
vaccination is demanded, and the only
virus to be had is from human crusts
Human crusts may be good and pure, but
we know that often they are not. hence
the safeguard is animal vaccine.
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The London Hour Of the 7th says Mr..
sehenck's course ia quitting England without
taking leave of the Queen is unprecedented.
Horrible accounts Of Turkish crueltics
continue 70 h. reported from the Christian
province Of Bosnia. Sunday, the 9Th, twelve
thousand Turks attacked the town OF Crura.
numbering many and plunderipg the shops.
The central African expedition, under
the auspices Of the geagrap cal society OF
Italy, embarked from Naples the sth The
expedition Is under the Marquis Antionari,
Prot Chiariui, and Captain Guariin
Robert Burke made an official state.
neui To the House OF Commons the 10th that
the British government had not demanded the
withdrawal Of American Minister Schenck
The announcement was received with cheers.
The London Times says that President
Grant has returned % custom as honorable
% the United States as Il Is agreeable 70 other
countries Ia nominating K II. Dana 10 succeed
Mr. Sehenck an American miuisier could
bring no better credentials than the literary
reputation Of Mr Dana
The Emma Mine company representa-.
lives ia England, have withdrawn the .ui,
commenced aairst late q. IS.
Minister Schenck. a. the instance Of lori
Derby, on the ground tina, the writ O. arrrs,
ws served while Mr. S,heuck held the Office
otau ambassador, aud was therefore Illegal.
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Visit 10 Watkins Establishment at
Trout Glen, Red Wing.

About three miles from Red Wing
reached by most delightful drive
through meandering valley with pictur-
esque knobs and wooded slopes on either
side is Trout Glen, where is located
Mr.. Watkins fish nursery" A more
beautiful spot could not have been chosen
or a better adapted one for the purpose Of
pisciculture. The little brook with its
clear sparkling waters in the
glen twists and turns with
such tortuOus siRuosities that
thousands Of yards of crystal liquids are
disposed of within an area Of few feet
After pausing awhile to take in the full
beauty of the natural features of the
glen, and conjecturing with wonderment
what the scene must be when clothed
with the delicate robe or the gaudy
luxurious magnificence of autumn, n
newspaper reporter was led by Mr..
Watkins into the Matching house, where
he was shown twenty-five large hatch.
ing troughs, all filled with
fish from a few days old to two months.
There are in these shallow basins 100000
trout, some Of them so small that it re.
quires strong Imagination Of the visitor
to realize that they will ever grow into
the handsome speckled luxuries which
grace the tables of our best hotels. Six
ty days are required for the egg or spawn
to develop into the minute fish, and for
iorty-iive days do they still remain in the
gravel bottomed Matching trough without
feeding, resting much and sport
ing little in the clear spring wat
er which is constantly running
through the through. At the expiration
Of this time they are removed to earth.
bottomed feeding troughs, and in about
forty five days more they are Turned out
into the stream. The brook itself within
the glen is divided by series of dams
and screens, the first portion up the
stream being allotted to the youngest fish,
which are successfully let down into the
next division as they increase in age and
size, the lowest enclosures being occupied
by some beautiful trout which would
make the eyes Of a disciple Of Sir Isaac
Walton scintillate with excitement and
dance with pleasure.
Besides the 100000 trout fry Mr.. Wat.
klnS has on his premises 100000 young
salmon belonging TO the State which are
ultimately to find their homes in the riy.
ers and lakes Of the State; applications
are being made for these wonderfully
rapid growing and deiciously favored
fish by newly formed conservancies TO
whom they are furnished Tree Of cost.
A ,ioit to Trout Glen would
well repay any one who is fond
Of beautiful rural scenery. to say
nothing 81 the At FACTIONS uf the fnny
tribe m their cradle and the sircum
scribed nurseries Of their tender age, and
the sportiyc aquatic gambols Of the more
matured dcnisons Of shaded streams and
CLASSY lakes.
This establishment Is only one Of sew
cral in this State, the next IN Importance
TO Trout Glen being located at saltwater.
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Mrs. Marsh.

New York, March Sit has come out
here the exposure Of Belkuap by Marsh
was not because Of the latter's Spartan
virtue which permitted him to steal but
not to lie, but was the result of a quarrel
between the wives of the two men.
Marshs wife is woman Of as
great beauty and personal appear
ance as Mrs. Belknap, and the
two often had had those painful
little differences arisising from social ri
valry. Mrs. Marsh and the present Mrs.
Belknap we're old friends before the adj.
vancement of Gen Belknap About a
year ago misunderstanding occurred be-
tween them, and Mrs, Marsh, considering
herself to have been treated with indignity,
broke off her relations with her former
friend and vowed vengence upon her and
hers. When the pressure of the commit
tee was put upon Marsh, his wife insisted
that he should no longer attempt to
screen the Secretary. The ruin of Mrs.
Marsh socially is as great as that Of Mrs.
Belknap. Her husband is fugitive from
justice, and she has accompanied him.
Marsh is held in utter contempt by all who
knew him before his revelations, and,
whatever may be the feeling that he only
did his duty in the matter by exposure,
he is none the less despised for that act
Of distoyalty TO his confederate than the
first disloyalty to the government. 1t is
not believed that Mrs. Beknap first sug-
gested the bribery to Marsh, but he was
the original tempter Of the woman.
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the war Office, directing him to prevent any
revolutionary movements from our side, and
also all violations OF neutrality; also to arrest
disarm and intern any troops who cross from
Mexico.
Grand Haven, Mich, has made a town
affair Of the Trotter- Boswell bigamy-abduc
ton case, taking the side OF the woman and
being now engaged in raising a subscription tor
defense Of John White, Canadian, who as
sisted Miss Trotter 10 recover her child, which
is called in Grand Haven "Our Baby"
The suit at Omaha Of Gen. George p.
Bemis against the Credit Foncier Of America,
(of which George Francis Train was the lead i.
ing spirit) tor Sl2, 900 as salary as secretary,
was decided in Bemis' favor on the 7th. Be-
mis- now proposes TO sue George Francis Tor
some Gao, 900 tor services as secretary 10 'the
next President Of the United States"
A telegram to the Louisville Courier
Journal, from Mt Sterling, the sth, tells the
following very ''fshy" story az occurring there
that day The correspondent Gays that during
sunshine and clear sky there tell from TIE
heavens qulyering flesh, which cah down in
large quantities and filed acres of territory
Hogs and chickens eagerly devoured the flesh,
specimens ofwhich have been sent TO the city
for scientific examination.
The gross earnings Of the Union Pacific
railroad tor the year past, as stated in the an
nual report TO the stockholders, are as follows.
Gross earnings Of the road for 1915, Ell $685.
1872; operating expenses Of the road, including
taxes, $685. i7; leaving a surplus Of earn
ings Of S7,0ll ,7s6; the operating expenses be-
ing 4l.5l-lO0 per cent. Of the gross earnings.
Compared with the year previous there has
been an increase OF 81 ,433, 957, an increase in
expenses of sl27 ,s44, and an increase in sur
plus Of 81 .306, 607.
The eighteen victims Of the burning OF
the home Tor the aged OF the Little Sisters OF
the Poor, Of Brooklyn, were buried on the sth.
The spectacle was sad ami sickening one.
While the collins were being borne 10 the
hearses, the blood from the hsll.roasted bodies
olEed through the seams thereof, besmearing
the sidewalks. Only three Of the bodies we're
identified The others were so charred that it
was impossible TO tell one from the other, and
m one instance two bodies we're soffined to-
gether.