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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10

unb Gisentbimer bes rTopeta Blade" III
BON %. 8iIion, Der friber &ebatteur on
Der vEOpeta Gimss" seweien mar, eridOis
fen worben. Die bsibsn Iasen f9 idon
LANCE in ben 9aaren, Swapse bate Dor
etwa 8 Wo9en bereits BON Bilion gang
sebOrise 9iebe betommen, unb ais ie ii&
seifern abenb in Der Ndbe pom POppens
side's &etauratiOn %trafen, sssen belize ibre
&epoIuer, idOien sIeid3eitis, unb Der be-
rsits einmal MiBbanbeIte wdIste ii9 tobt:
LID setreiien in ieinem Dilute. Der ROr,
Der iibt.
Die y a m tS q Der Bunbess
Beamten in ben Der. Staaten betrdst 67,s
767, wouon AZ, S62 I'M Boif.D Department
itd beinoeu. Soften @sbaIt bssisbsn i'm
9ansen nur %, 1913 8samie. Die 8ep0l.
tsruns Der Der. Staaten BARI auf psniss
items AZ Wiaionen ginwobner sei9dtt
werben .-Yreuben nit elmer 8epOlteruns
BON bO4ftens 25 Wilionsn bot mad benz
offsieIen 8eridte 77,ll6 geamte, ober
nabe3u 10, 200 mebr ais bic Ser. Staaten.
Ger Stanb bes 8tnter M is
sens in ben Staaten Mi9isan, Ohio,
Snbiana, pennipluania, Wifouri unb Sais
nOis 1T, in BinOna einsetroifsnen 9ta9s
ri4ten sufolse, brilliant.
Die 3abl Der Bel Sdurs Defenders
pom beuti@en gatriotsn einssbenben gets
t~eIbriefe I'm %alniteuunsen iou snorm iein.
9offeatli9 bebt 9err Sdur3 Die grisie
auf. Damn werbea iie ipdter Der Wslt
bO9it wabrideinIi9 nidt minbsr interei.
iante Sslese far bic gburuttersr0Bs unb
aufopferunsswiuisteit ibrer S9reiber bic:
ten, oils es bic SammIuns uon beutiden
Settelbriefen setban, bic man unter ben
bintsrIaienen papisrsn Souls 0apoleons
uorfanb.
Der alte einae en- in Bottom tbut
and einmaI mas llebrises unb beurtbeiIt
obne WtBsunf bic @rb6buns bss 6srrn
Sduri fOIsenbermaBeu: ,gr bat es ers
rei4t: 6err Sdurs 1T Winiiter bes Sns
nsrn seworben. Nun, mir ieben ni9t Elm,
uarum 6err Sdurs elm i9le1tsrer Winis
iter iein iOIte, aIs anbsre, BITE ebeniowes
mig administrative &enntniTs, aber nidt
10 uiel Talent babsn, ME er. Dabei 1T es
erfreuli4, einen r5oreisner" unb Geuts
idsn gu iol9em poften berufen su isben."
neber eins geriammIums BON
Ufaidinens5 einben beri9tst bic ,N. q.
9ansels3ts.": Cine geriammIuns, bic
man in bieiem 9anbe bes Sorti5ritts unb
Der ausssbebnteiie anwsnbuns pon Ma.
i9insn in allen 3weisen Der Snbuitrie fur
unmOsIid baIten ioute, uurbe bieier Gage
in vacabemp 9aa" in Nsw gort absebals
ten. Ginise Sunbert 9ufidmisbs, 9lrbei.
ter iowobl wie arbeitseber, erboben einen
feisrIi9en groteit sesen bic 9nmsnbuns
BON Sufeiien, bic nidt nit Der 9anb &c.
i5mtebet, iOnbern nit Maidinsn ansefers
tist iinb. Die 2eute befirdtsn ibr 8rob
gu perlieren, unb bsi9lOTen, meber fir
iol9e vWfeiiter" gu arbeitsn, msl9e Nas
i9insn: Sufsiien perwenben, mod aud iols
den v9eieuen" arbeit gu seben, bic iid
ni9t entbIOben, elmer 10 rabitaIsn 8sein.
trd4tisuns Der r%freien &unit" bes Sufs
i4miebens goridub gu ~Ieiitsn. 5elfen
uirS bic mertwirbise SeriammIuns ieben'
faus ni4ts, ionoern bic GbeiInebmer nur
benz aasemeinen @eld9ter~ prtisaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10

StaIIwdrme.- Cine angemeHent
Bdrme Der Stdae III serabs Bel iebsr Sab:
res3eit bon Der srOBten Wi9tisteit fir bas
WobIbefinben Der Ebiere unb fir bic bS1its
ausnisuns bes Bel benz NIT ermeuts,
Strense wiebersetebrten Winterwstter uiel.
fa9 tnapp wsrben Jutteruorratbs. 9eibsr
febt es besisIid Der StaawSrme Bel ga,
uieIen ~unierer Sarmer nidt INNER gum
Sefem. 9dufs mifen bic Gbisre in
S4mus unb Ndiie Iiesen Oftmals iteben
gum lleberftuB an taIten Easen bic Gbirer
melt often, UNI has erforberIide 2idt elm:
treten gu Iaien, 10 bag bic Sbiere Dor 5roit
~sittern unb ii9 gar nidt Iesen m0sen.
aus grfabruns wiien freili6 bic GARNER,
baB fid in taIten Gaseu ieIbit Bel sr0Beren
6uttersaben elm &iidsans in benz Mil9ers
TRACE 5eist. Oennod mOsen ii3 8ieIe
nidt bemiben, bic llriaden bafir aufSuius
den unb bieielben ab3uiteaen. Sbi9on
bas &inb sesen bic &dIte uioeritanbsfdbi:
ger 1T, aIs Pferb, fiblt ss ii9 bod bel ~
II Srab Reaumur am bebasIiditsn unb
wirb BEL bieier Semperutur bic @usnusuns
bes suffers an sinitisiten iein. Sn gut
temperirten Stduen 90 IA @rub H.)
errei9t man bel entipredenber Sitteruns
faif itets bieieIbeu 0teiuItats. MuB bas
gieb uber i'm Stuls ~frieren, 10 bsbarf es
in faIten Gasen baufis elm DritteI, ieIbit
bus OOppeIte mebr an 6utter, um bahelbe
gu ~Ieiitem, neil elm GROCER GbeiI gum grius
ber burd bic duBere Temperatur ~ent,osenen
Wdrne uerbraudt werben muB. Wirb
ben Gbieren in taltsn Tasen nidt senus
5utter sereidt, 10 sebren iie 3ur Wdrme.
@rSsusuns BON ibrsm eiseneu &Orper, toms
men baser, birre burd ben 0inter unb
baben iid gum CONNER Fin su qudlsm, um
einen Ieiitunssfdbissren 3utanb gu
errsi9en.
S%ebermann wi,b einiebsn, bae unter
ioI9en 3uftdnben bic bstrsffsnbsn Sarmer
auf teinen srinen 9ueis brinsen t6nnsn.
Die Iesteren mifen fi9 aIio beitreben,
ibre Staueinridtunsen 10 gu t%refien, baB
in taIten Gasen, nit Ieidter Mibe 9llss
gut i9IieBen tOnnen, Samit bic bon ben
au~sitrablenbeu Wdrme anssbaIten
inb CUR g%rpdrmuns Der Ebiere benust
auf weI9e 8eiie bas u am
gu MAIDEN 1T, mifen mir benz prat.
ii9en Gimme iebes @inseInen iiberlaiien.
90 pisl aber bari bebauptet perbsn, baB
before Ginridtuns fur ben g8inter ii9
uObI 10 3iemIi@ iberuu treffen IieBe unb
lie bafir nOtbisen Soften bur9 5utter: gr:
unb srSBere @rtrdse Der Gbiere
li9t MIR uOais beSablt perbsn, ionbern
Iu6 bObere 3inien trasen werben, ais bic
un6 ganten. Sine bier seiibte
1T in Der Chat arse Ysridpens
Jung. aber wie iberaa, 10 1T bas 8ort
,UauBbaIten" aud bier Don beruorrasenoer
0is Wdrme BARI ndmli9
lt9t gu bod itsisen; IS = 10 @rab &.
inc l9on gu permeiOen, neil iie bic gtdbr'
beruntsroriden. Sn einem gut
erl3lOhensn Stale ioate babsr itets elm
thermometer bdnssn sur YsOba9tuns anb
Der 9smperatur.
mfnnesnf0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10
Wtnnetota.

Bel ct. gIOub msIben bic 5armer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10
Ster,is Sabre OR esm pubItfum,
ST.. 6. M:gane'S
berubmte
3eber=YtlleM,
Sur Seiiuns prn
bepaiitis oocr feber- Rrankbeiten,
TiSpepiie unp t~rantbaftsm &opfpeb.
slr Ssiiuns scn
sDmptome elmer franfen Qeber

Sgmptonte elmer franfen 9cbrr.
ShmerSen in Der redten Seite, unter.
o. balt Der 8ippen, I'M 70 sr5Bei
beim Grud; mituntsr 1T Der S6merl
in Der linten Ssite; Der 8rante tam
taum auf Der linten Seite lieser
utter pirp Der S6merS unter benz
S6ulterblatt sefiblt, urb psbnt liG;
bauF9 bic CUR SdulterbIbe aus, une
ipirp mitunter fir 8bsumatismus Inn
Arm s%ertannt. Der @asen leipet an
@ppstitlcfsteit unr llebsltsit; bic Gin.
Semeice ilnp a1semein psritcpit, maud.
NAL wedlelnr nit @tfabren +; Der Gcpi
1T leirenp unp NIT rumpiem, lapersm
S6merS i'm Sintertppf tslahiat. Sc.
pDbnlih e~riltirt aud @eb16tni6s
Tornado, besleitet BON peinli6em Oe.
fuhl, ais iei ettpas untsrlaGcn, mas
bate 9etbat trercen Iolen. Gin leidteI
trpdner 5uiten 1T mitunter i'm Sc,
folse. Der patient flast iibsr Wattig.
feit unc Shwdde; er. srl6ridt leidt,
feline 5ube inp falt ODER trennenp, uuo
er tlast iibsr pridelnpes @efabl in BET
Saut; iein @emiitb 1T %nRrersei6la,
gen, nnp cbwcbl s~laubeup, ta6 for.
perlihe Sepesung ibm wpbltbnu
,piree, Tam fr bod faum Strait senua
iammelu, es gu serluden. Gr mib,
traut In @abrbeit jepem Seilmittel.
Teri6iecene pieier s%enannten Symp,
tome beslciten Die &ranfbeit, bod ia,
es Sale sessben, NO ipsniae terielter
eriitirtsn,6 jeSc Die llutsria6ans rec
&Srpers mad benz 3cpe tfpies, RAP bic
esbsr in srSbter llncrcnuis mar.
&altes Sieber.
Or. 8. @tQane's Qeter Yil.
len IN SGllen ppn taltem Ste.
Der, nit Suinin ssncmmen, erseuseH
Die belten Grfclse. Gs aiebt fem telie'
res Yur9irmittel Dor unr mad Rem gia.
iebmen ppn Suinin. Wir ratbsn alsi,
NIT pieisr 8rantbsit Yebaitetcn, benz
islben einen unpartsii66sn Der
II gu sewdbren.
Sei allen biliSlen rncrcnungen unb
ais einfa6ss Yursirmittel unperslei9-
lid.
@an bite iiG Dor 5dli&unsen.
Die ddten linp ME i~iberjudsrt.
Sece Shadtel bat sinen rct6sn
@ahslie9el auf Dem 9edel nit Der Sas
f6rift Or. Wtqane's Qebers yilen.
Die G6ten @s9ane's Qsbsra
pillen BADEN bic Sisnaturrn ron
6. Wseaneu np 5lem Sros.
auf bem Dedel.
~ Serlanst Bel eurem Drosuis
fen pper Storebalter, eu9 bic aatsn
Or. @.eane's seller sYtllen
3n 9eben, prGparirt BON @ebr. 8lsmina,
pittsbursb, ga.
Serfauft tei reIpeftablenD rcsuifsn u.
Country S%tcrebaltern i'm @asemeinen.
an Dieisnissn. wsl6s Or. q. WePaus's &c.
btr'ytllsnl gu perlu6en rinlten, isnesn mir per gpi
mad irasne sinsm ateiis Der Der. Ct. cine S9adtti
piatn fir Is Gsnts.
e. @ssrassr 8lsmius pittsburgh. pa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10
nus Den uerid,ieoenen Staaten.

Snber Nortb Garoliua 9esislatur bat
bic Sia einen bsiBen Rampf beruorserufsn,
weI9e beftimmt, buB Sober feline Quitting
fir bic rYoa Care" uoraeisen muB, bsuor
er itimmen barf. Wirbe bic Bill anses
nOmmen, bann usrISrsn 25, 900 bis 80, 900
5arbise ibr Stimmre9t unb Der Staat
pare fir bic DemOtraten sewOnnsn.
ausuerf9isbsn Gbeilen uon &ans
Jas, Soma, Minnsiota unb Nsbrasta tommt
bic Ma4ri@t, baB es baisIbt wiebsr cine
Wense pon 9eui@redensg isrn sisbt uno
baB Der beftise Na@sBinte I'M Ndr3 bsns
ielben melt weniser perberbIi9 mar, als
man ssbofft bate. Oas isst baIb tom:
menbe warmere Wettsr wirb baber bas uns
sesiefer in Mahe ausbritsn. Omar wers
ben bic 5ribiabrs. 8aesen Obns 3wsifeI einsn
sroben Ebeil bsfeIben %eridufen; aber er.
freuIi4er 8eiie uerlafen iid bic 5armer
Der %senannten Staaten biesmal ni9t aus
idIiebIid auf bic 8oriebuns, ionssru riiiten
fi4 islbit gum trdftisem &fe sesen bas
uebel. RamentIi9 weroen iie, 100 INNER
es anssbt, bas Prairissras idOn i'm 6rib;
iabr, itatt crit i'm Ssrbit, abbrsnnsn, UNI
bic 9euidreden in ibrer sarteiten Susenb
gu uerni4ten.
Oas Oberseri9t in Waibinston
entidieo in einem Yro3sB, ben Der Staatss
i~etretair DOYLE sesen bic Continental Der:
ii4srunss @eieai9aft anseitrenst bate,
baB Der Staat bas &edt bat, GENTLE Be'
.binsunsen fiir bic @usibuns Don @siddf.
ten Seitens elmer 8erii4erunssseielidaft
ieiner @renjen gu MAIDEN, bod
bieie Bebinsunsen nidt nit Der
Contribution Der 8ereinisten Staaten in
fteben. Gin Staat tam cine
iolae Gompanie gang unb gar pom ieinem
lerritorium ausidlieBen, ober mag na4s
Dem iol4e GOmpanie cine 9ieen3 erbaIten
bat, bieie wiberrufen unb omar NIT ober
Gnsabe Der l1ria@e. Der 8ewes:
Srunb unb bic albii9t bss Staates 1T midt
Sadie Der Na@frase. Die GOmpanie bat
lsin cOnititutionsuss &e9t @siddfte in
Staate 3u betreiben, unb besbaIb
IT bic ausi@Iiebums elmer ioIden @Ompanie
8erIesuns zines eonifitutionelIen
Das &e9t bes ausiduhes s.s
port benz Staate, unb ME bies Jte4t aus
,edbt wirb. lift ni9t Sa@e ri9terIider l1us
Die 3abI Der 5Olldnber in ben Der.
Staaten wirb i'm lssten 9enius auf 49,
1875 anseseben; bauOn befinben ii@ 2,944
m Staate Rew Ssriep unb 1887 i'm Staat
Rem gort. Sn einisen Srten iinb bic
ooldnoer usrbdltniBmdBis sablreid, 70 !.
in paterion, %. s., elmer Staot BON
@r6Be, wO iid oeren 1900 beiins
zen, unb in Chicago, 3d., NO man berem
$40 Sdblt.
Der Stabtratb in @alueiton err
ieB tiirSli9 cine Serorbnuns, ponad aae
8irtbi6aftsn in Der Stabt UNI Witternudt
psrbsn m%iiien. Nad %@nnabme
er gsrorOnuns sinsen pier WitsIieoer bss
5taOtratbsS in cine &neipe unb ipisltsn
Ort bis gum nd3iten WOrsen.
gntbetuus elmer Gupfsrs
Die uWerrimac Silber Minins
%, bat, wie aus Newburpuort, Maf.,
wirb, iibIi3 BON ibrsm jssisen
cine nsus &upfsr: aosr entbsdt
eren gr, 70 reidbaItis iein iOa, baB aus
Iner Con beneIben fir $4,000 &upfsr sr.
slt wirb.
&, Sarfe g 6%erausaeber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10
S ontg 6.

pitder's Gaforia n en p%SQfsmm,nss grfasmtttst
fur Cater Del, unb IN ID, aRssnsbm siu,un,bmtn ps 6Snts.
Go IA ssr,asli& sseisntt fir ~iabnsnst unb u~nrubiss Rtnbe.
90 ssrRsrt Dirmsr, r.suItrt ben gsaasn. uns furirt Dinb.
8clif. Wsnist Ssilmittel fnb 70 erfclertiS. iur 5sbune BON
5isbsrn, Srdunt, Darmsr. unt ehdbuatn. GaRsrts 10
elm riHsnfbaftlt6s ans sdnsli4 s.setatilf&ts .prdsarat
better rirfsne ais Gaapr.Cd unb srurfa6t ieint teftist
S6messn. grdparirt bon 8. .. Ssfs u. Co.. 46 Dec
etrass, Rt~ ssrt mad hem Rsesyt ssn Or. eamad pit.
der, ron BarnstabIe. DeaH. 3DA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10
Or. Gueuit 86nis's
Sam6nrger 9rdnter 2sjTafer,

tn alt ~berdbrtts gliitti aegen;
0sfdbwlrs, uffens aSuneen. Salhus, Bsinfrae,
6refsBsulen.
&egen fotalen 2s6sumatismns.
Don treai&G gBirtans bel,
3umprs, 5iftsln, innersn gsrlesunasu.
Ssrffaudungen.
Gtn padet bee 5~amburssr 8rdutsr. gaaaers fsa,t Is gts.
hnf pafet fur 500, IN In iseer apetbete Az babn pb,r
efre nap 9mptane ets Selpes tsfsnfrd mad alien 9bslsn
Baltimore, orb.
SunfsrmanH u. Saas. acknowledgement,
Dubuque, SsRa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-04-10
,.Ghlrmt aher biQin"

n tas prtuiip ~etrieniasn S6pinelsr. rtlds rsriut,u Ir
ausuf 85ntes 6amburssr Sruaibss une lrcsi,n no6tu
atmen uns unis dbnli6 H~inssnetm Ramtn. IN tduibsus
aenliaer grpafuna, lire a'ftsen Nirursn in ten Wlarit an
trtnetH. 0erihenbaftt upe better uni SGnelsr b~ealnhiasn
fei6tu S6Rinod Hi6t. HAT ere isfr6 lad n lid euro l6y T.
ben Seretenf rtrIiteH, lie 86ifhsr ~ unterff Ben, serIisrsu
str bic AHtuue une ess Seriraas zee gubliiams.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

yI'HE TREASURER OF KING COUNTY IS
/ prepared o. redeem all outstanding Warrants
drawn upon the Road Fund to date, No interest
If this notice.
GEO. d. HILL,
jy25-dlwSw2w Treasurer Of King Co, W. T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25

ST. LoUIs. Jn!y 2i-Two hundred
AMI fifty OF JEFF c. Davis regiment
have been switched IF on tie side track
a: >eIal;a
a large bo-iy Of strikers have left Tor
the Missouri shops It i thought thy
intend 20 force the men there TO cease
4J.Epo. Jaly 2a-Ex:rs tr,ias sill
run west from here III tie Lake Shore
road "a AXE the place of through trains
abandoned eat of this point
ZASEsvLLs Ohio. July 2.-Thc cit
izrI.s are forming { vigilance committee.
About 200 have eGrvlied themselves
All manufscturi establishments are
lying die. an eu sire anxious TO so
10 work, but l,tre been prevented.
CHICAGO. July 24-Tbe strike Of TIE
railroad bands has become general i'll
Chicago
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25

SAN DIEGO, Cal July -i.-Tas Caloa
has the following specials dated Ius-
con, July ESD: he sonora Legisla-
ture embed at RS. July 2l-s, and
declared Marisc,l constitutional Gov
ernor By a vote Of ll3 70 20. Zerna-
July 22d-Gen. Huer.a. tnili.sry CON-
mapder. hal no: arrived from the City
Of Mexico The minister Of the treas
ury has forwarded request that the
coast steamship company send formal
propose! for a subsidy which would he
allowed by the government This Is
done 10 avoid delay and Suspension Of
steamer trips The Subsidy expected
i 50 500 for a trip once IN thirty i We
days Gov Mariscal i enthusiastically
IN favor of telegraph line between
Guaymas, Tucson. aud Tres. Little
rain has fallen herea bsnts since the
heavy storm on Thursday uight " hen
the hail damaged gardens, shruhbery.
fruit, and other trees. and broke hun
dreds Of window glass. heavy clouds
now
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2i-Arrivei-
Bark Harvest Home. Seattle.
Sailed - Schooner Reporter. Port
Townsend.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25

County and City Official Press.
Wednesday, July %, 1877.
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

The SrpEomish star suggests tie
building If q light-dra.t boat tn run on
the snogualmie and skykomish rivers.
and adds that "a cheap. rough, light
draft boat. can run on the upper rivers
ten months In the year. Enough il
paid law drunken indians. for canoe
hire. every year TO build such boat
This is strictly true, and the day is not
far of when the Skagit. Snohomish aud
other streams emptying into the Soand
will be navigated by II class of fat-b
tom toats that will not be allowed TO
60 out Of those rivers except for needed
repairs at foundries Five years ago.
when Judge McFadden was elected to
Congress. he expressed the belief that
the Skagit jams would be removed be-
fore 1874 The usual red tape at Wash
,ngton initiated against movement. 40
vitality important tn our interests,
and the people of the Skagit
River wer. obliged To take the matter
ia hand themselves That river can
probably be navigated ninety miles by
such boa. rs the Ohio, which now
runs on the Upper Willamette Boats
of that class are no. safe i'll rough
water and will 10 compelled to confine
their operations to the rivers alone. If
We owned the Zephyr, Wa should build
Just such hull as that of tho Ohio and
put in her machinery Such = boat
could go 10 Falls City for at least eight
months in the year and visit a score Of
landings inaccessible TO the Nellie,
which is now the ligh'est boat on the
Sound. Speed Is no object in such
boat. The only object TO bs attained is
buoyancy and that - inconsistent with
sharpness Of model. The Ohio, Orient,
Occident and bonanza have bows as
full as q spoon and aim to get ORR tho
Nn'ti ftat'aa VI EtSHs tbbHrH IL suCu
. boat. in trade that did not require
her tt 60 ont into salt water. need
carry no tanks for fresh water hence
she would naturally be lighter than the
boats now navigating the Sound aud
carrying constantly from ten 10 twenty
tons of water IN their holds
The country above Snohomish is
setting up rapidly and demands reliable
communication with the metropolis The
Nellie does y far trade. it Is true. bnt
it would be az good again il she only
had n good low-water boat 10 connect
with her At Snohomish aud get out the
produce from portions of the river now
inaccessible.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25
BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEMS.

The steamer California arrived from
cItka and WAY ports on Sunday, having
been detained 1t route 81 hours by fogs.
The lndiaL, al SIikx are insolent and
saucy and the settlers are SO alarmed
that u:any are leaving. Amongst the
passengers by the California were DR..
y f. Foster aud Mr.. +. Shearer, from
Ca,si.I. Dr.. Foster brought 100000
III gold dust, a:.d reports the outlook at
the mines as very favorable.
Dr.. Foster informs us that " f ench
Joe, Canadian, died at Laketown
of general debility. lie WAS famous
back packer, and has often been known
TO shoulder 115 pounds, and carry It q
Il long distance to far away mining
camps.
rhe 81, 300 nugget found on McDame
Greek is the largest yet found III the
Province. The second largest Was tie
$500 lump found on Dease Creek in
1919, ana the third weighed $500, and
was picked up on Lightning Greek i'll
1864
Colonel G L. ). M.c.,..i., who
organized company Of Indian braves
here in 1874. returned last evening.
Two hundred tons of warlike stores
are about TO be dispatched to this re-
mote station OF Esqulmalt. Co}onist.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25
TELEGRAPHIC.
Exclusively to the
DAILY l.S'TELLIG LEVER.
rHE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
SAN FsaScisco. July - Arrived
Bark Dablin, Seabeck

SAN Francisco. July ARRIVED -
Bark rahlin. Seabeck
sAiled-Bark Oak Hill. Port Blake
~. bark Atkwr'gh., brig I. ". Lucas.
Port Gamble. schr frithiof. bark Au.
recls. Seattle; bark Ssmose,. Tacoma.
schr Ida Schnauer. Port Ludlow
SAN FRANcisco. July -. shortly
after noon mai giving his name as
Ssarkweather was arrested on Non,gnm-
cry street, aud taken 10 the office ii the
chief Of police His offense consisted
i: carrying banner Ola which Was in-
ser,bed notice OF na>s meeting Of
working men. AZ the new city hall. this
evening. IL express their sympathy
with the Eastern strikers AZ has act
WAS not legal ot'cusc, has arrest Was
jas, made On general principles He
Was released on condition thar be would
desasi per.grinst.us about the streets
With the banner. Very serloUs trouble
is possible il nof highly probable dur
ing the night The meeting Of work
Ing men in the open air. in from; Il the
New City Hall, Was largely st,eai<d.
Some decidedly incendiaFy re.oiuiioa.
we're offered and speakers were
interrupted ia their remarks concern.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25

10y Henry Ward Beeoher-he Of the
''ragged-cdee" notoriety--is euiesv
oriag to bring himself into pro,ni-
hence again. and TO make little popu-
larity for himself with railroad coryor-
atoms, by chipping IN in their behalf
during the stirring strife East between
labor and capital. The strikers, how
ever. have good reason to congratulate
themselves upon the fact that that
"old fraud is not damaging their cause
by any cooperation of his--they have
had enough reproach already brought
upon them by the roughs and thieves
who have burnt and pillaged in their
name
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25
81 KOSE-

CoNsrANTINoPLE. July 23-Osman
Pesha telegraphs from Pheona that the
Turkish cavalry have taken possession
IF fourteen additional abandoned am-
munition wagons at spot within the
lines previously occupied by the Rus
SLAMS
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25

HENDRICKS & CURTIS have Just re-
ceived a tine lot of Pumps, Force
Pumps. Deep Well Pumps. and Lift
Pumps. Sewer Pipe cheaper than
wood. Gas aid Water Pipes and Fit
tlngs; Pumps overhauled; Saws Gum
med aud Flied; aud general jobwork
done. Prices way down
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-07-25

- Moore. tue photographer, has
returned and will be happy to See his
old patrons al the old place. corner of
Commercial aud Washington streets.
See him.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-14
MIR. EVARTS' STYLE.

While the Electoral Commission
was sitting we promised in one of our
editorials to give the celebrated argu-
ment of Mr.. Evarts before that tribu-
nal in a subsequent issue. We never
did so reason why-we couldn't make
head or tail of it after half an hours
close attention, and we think We are
as smart as the average of the readers
of the CHRONICLE, and we had not at
that time started our column for enig-
mas. We find that our contemporaries
have come to the same conclusion,
from one of whom, the Franklin Re-
view and Journal, we clip the follow
ing description of the great jurist S
style:
when Mr.. Evarts writes sentence,
he rolls it up like a BEDFORD, and
winds the end a half a dozen times
around the middle, and then tucks it
underneath, so that nobody can find
it, and it won't unravel. It is as simple
and easy to understand as sliding down
the ragged edge Of a cross-cut saw"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1877-04-14
A Wretched Appointment.

A Washington special to the Chi
cago Times says:
Some of Mr.. Hayes appointments
in the South are anything but illus
trative of the new policy of civil ser
vice reform. One Paul Strobach was
recently appointed receiver of public
moneys at Montgomery, Ala. He is
one Of the worst type Of carpet baggers
in the South. He was dropped there
by the army in 1865. He was for a
long time a book keeper in third rate
house there. He was indicted and
tried for beastly crime, and, only for
the skillful tactics of a criminal law
yer, might have been convicted. He
was then elected by the eOlored people
Sheriff. There was another applicant
for the place, Col. McLemar. He was
Endorsed by the best people of the
community without regard to party.
He is an old-line Wing, Union man,
a Republican, and a man of high
character, well fitted for the RESPONSE
BILE position of receiver of public mon
eys, He came here Endorsed by re-
publicans and democrats alike. He
remained here some two weeks, and
found himrelf suddenly cut out by
Strobach, who was Endorsed by Sena-
tor Spencer and his associates. The
appointment of Strobach shows that
Mr.. Hayes is afraid of the threat of
the carpet baggers in the Senate. A
more unworthy appointment could not
have been made.