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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02
THE DAILY INTELLIGEWER.
Monday, April 2. 1877.

SNIP TIMBER GoixG !. THE
eIv.apls Ca4rar states that the bark
n. II B. -.t!sd from san Frauclsec,
On tae -6th alt. for Olympia. there +,
TAX % q cargo If -par- aud ship tia,
ser for Bath, Maize. The cargo. j,
state Will re select. aud taken back q.
4 specimen Of our timber. \ letter
81 ire-scd to parties in that city, from
which tie paper IN question receives is
Information, states that IL few shin
kness Will be ;nclu lei in the eargo
and also small amouu. of
cf1ar tmbers which will be shown
~ sample of our product.
The great timber districts Ct Maine.
which have been drawn on 50 largely
f.r many years, have long since become
comparatively cxhauated. aud for the
past fifteen or tweaty year. the ship
binders Of that State have been bring
ing t. their yards large quantities Of
timber from Virginia. tut good ship
timber is a, last getting very scarce in
that resio.,. and, GA account If the
scarcity .nI high price Of timber. ship.
bailding Oh that coast. "a, the present
price of vessels. will soon become I'M
profitable TIE beech. maple aud yell
low birch from which their ships were
principally built III form, days. las
been well nigh cleared Of the hills aud
ridges along the coast where great for
ests existed year ago, AID the enter
prising ship builders have also cuIled
through the great oak forests Of Viz
g.nia A \ last resort they have taken
10 using the spruce timber. which grows
in great abundance on the lower lands;
but tins, 1T best, Is miserable material
foT ship building. They have now evi-
IDENTIFY tnrned their attention 70 Puget
Sound; but though we possess an al
most inexhaustiblc supply of ship tim
Der. OF the finest quality. they
cannot make our timber districts tribn-
sary 10 their interests as they have
those Of Virginia for the reasoh that
We possess all the advantages !1r ship
building that they do. aside from tax
ing into consideration our timber sup
ply. /. will not pay 10 take ship tim
Der from Puget Sound to Maine to
build vessels of, when they can be built
here just IS well as there, with the
saving of the great cost Of shipping the
timber around Cape Horn.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

AMERICAN HOUSE.

j Latham. " Richards. Nevada: 5
Sloan. Squas: Dudley i son. DIVA.
naish. : L Stiles. y j: NJ Russell, c
Newman. Taccms: T Beljon, ] Blake.
\ Dcncey. Olympia: VI ID Van Barren,
LaCouncr. = McDermot'. J NJ. f.eod, q
Rucker. Cooper. Perry. Newcastle;
Y Martin. Yarmouth. T. Newman. Tur-
kew. j Rarker. NJ. ] Walker. salmon
Buy. A 4 Dawson. White River: 4 4
Adams. J ke.f,'. S-m'alsnoe T keene
{ II >perry, City.
MN ENGLAND HOTEL
J Bennett II Tesau. J De.. q Sex
ter. q Mckay. City. 7 : Jacobs. Sal
,noa BAY: + Aghew, u Mcdonald. Rem
eon. r - Eoghsh. Skagi, GB Rey-
Mods. San Francisco. Wn, II Anderson
4 wit... u Anderson. Port B.akely: II
Adams. Corhev. White River: \ era.
gen. ] King T Tharn,on. san Juan: III
{ psSe. " Ratio. Portland. NJ Rounds
MINI \ Noble, { + Eaton. Port Gam
ble. y Hhkesles f. Benson. iawa; ] II
Christopher. n Pm BonhAna. Gec
Bfatts. Vancouver, L Palmer. Tacoma
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed b,
ply sicians, % sold by druggists. shat
carries such evidences If It's saccess and
superior virtue - BoscUEE's GERMAN
SfRrr for severe Coughs, Colds settled
on the breast, Consumption, ~ suy
disease It the Threat aud Lungs. 4
proct Of that fac, is that anv person
afflicted, can get a Sample Bottle for
lu cents and try Is superior eftee. be-
fore buying the regular size 4. IS cents
Il has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, aud lis wonder
ful cures are astonishing everyone that
uses it. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it.
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents.
San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

ruE CONCERT To-Ni9ur. - From
present indications W. anticipate a
crowded house for the Tennessee Jubl-
lee Singers on the occasion Of their first
appearance III this city tonight Those
who have heard them elscw here sIea K
agautly IN their praise, aud they
are FAR N advance Of any similar troupe
that ever visited this coast. The papers
ct Portland, where they recently per
formed. sieak highly 81 their per
farmauce. aud from all thst we hear If
them. We should Judge thai their enter,
taiume,t Will BE a rare treat .sicrd
Reserved SEATS can be had at Jack
Levy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

PUTTING IN URAlS. We are ia
formed by - gentleman from Laconner
that the farmers ON Sainomish flats are
at rrescu. busiIy engaged III pattlns in
their grain crop The acreage, he says,
will be very large. He estimates that
there will he one thousand acres more
in grain there this year than last. The
acreago.in ether grain growing districts
down the Sound will be increased quite
Ia proportion, aud We may expect next
fall 10 have a very large and heavy
grain product for shipment. Oar far
mers cannot do better than - seed all
their available land to grain this year,
Tie price is certain t. bc good next fall
as direct result, Of /. short crop IN Cal
ifosnla
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

DfEp. - man by the name Of Kelly,
who made stake If $3.50 at White
Pine, Nevada. In the p,lmy days of the
Pacific coast. and who afterwards Wis
tied San Francisco. and there fell a
prey IL ring of sbarpers, who like the
thieves of Je icho. robbed him IF all be
had. died poor. penuiless man at stcil-
COON on the 2sth ult. after a painful
illness. shortly after losing his little
fortune At san Francisco. he came TO
THIS Territory. and his loss 80 worked
up"n his mind that he became insane
shortly after arriving here. and was
committed To the ASYLUM. lie after
ward recovered and was discharged
Since then. un,il the time If his death,
liz has been engaged about >teilacoom
at odd lohs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

PASSENGERS. The Steamship Dakota
which sailed from San Francisco ola the
10th nit. brings the following list oil
passengers for Puget Sound Seattle
John Ross. " l. Bryast. Mrs Vi.
Brown and two children. Mrs. NJ l..
III, roush>. Frank Alyas, Mrs. NJ. J.
noxier, ard fifty IL the Storage Port
Townsend 4 rhinues aud twelve in
the steetage. Tucom "A. Morgan, l.
q Ingalls, and wife. f Iiosbn aud Que
IN the Storage. Olympia G. /. Wade,
\. {. Nunug. wife aud two children.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

YAKIMA rArER Ne learn that a
project j. GA too; - establish weekly
paper a; Yakima City 4 stock com-
,Any has been formed. ard ALREADY
S6ti1 wot,it ot stock AZ 50 per share
has been TAKEN The enterprise j.
u,.},r the ma0~gen e Dix
Watson AZ Oh. ueN>g arvg maa l~Nl-
taa- county ueeis advertising es'iIy
3}t. r. Are thousands - "a Fes ~ siac
agricultural and grazing lag : N.tl'la
ass .aujtfse< ga n.'iug sic a. m3ug e
tae,nsjsra Nheu started ~ a III VEL
...i-.e tae 500 cas.d .A,t Fe pUa..c fever
.;.arfl3y.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

EEAI. ESTATE Tho following real
estate transfers we're made since oar
last report;
\ a. Denny 10 Wan Reese, lot 3 in
block Il" \ A. Denuy's al litioa to
Seattle. consideration 5000
Henry l.. Ycsler tor l. Flynn. south
half OF lot 3 in block Nj" Terry :
third addition Ia Seattle. St,,5o
ID. +. Jackson aud wife 10 Edward
Bcllew, lots aud Ia block u. Bell
town. $500
John J. McGilvra t. III II. Bagley,
block - in McGilyga Second Addition
- Seattle. 800.
Thad Hartford To James Dougan aud
wife. lot III in block Is aud lots | and
in block 81. lIanfnrd'> addition. $50.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

,5t@ Coiumbi. City is the name Of Il
new town located on the pataha. on the
southern edge of the fertile pataha
Prairie The town has fine water
privilege. which H. ia lie utilized by tie
construction Of Touring mill with two
ran Of stone. The ,imbers Ia build
a three story mill are already on the
ground. and the u'echanics are busy
framing them. I q. Bean IA one OF
the principal proprietors of the town
and the improvements He informed
us that Joseph Miller. gentleman of
means. who came ii this country last
Fall. eontemplates opening for sale n
stock of goods at the new town. In
1870 there was moi - settler near the
new town, now there are several hun
dreds and lots of land for more. - Union.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

~ An order was made in the Pro-
bate Court on Saturday. to show cause
why u sale of real estate shoald not be
made in the Hines estate.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02
..ts" The schools Of this city have

-" The schools Of this city have al
adjourned for fortnight's vacation.
On Friday night, previous to the ad-
journment, the teachers and pupils Of
the University school had very enjoy
able social party, which concluded
with dance, and finally broke up at
II o'clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

(. NJ. BEST & Co will sell boots and
shoes for the next few days very low to
make room for large and elegant
stock now on the road. to arrive on the
Panama.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

iCIhe large ship Top Gallant, 1900
tons, recently purchased by the Port
Blakely Mill Company, at San Fran
cisco, i, hourly expected to arrive at
that port
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

IT, There are now four vessels at
Seabsck the Dublin, Valparaiso, Lii
lie aud Europa. the last three of which
are foreign ships.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

~" Discovery has but one vessel in
port, the bark Mary Glover. The ship
Syren and Sarah are on the way there
from South America
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

80 The tag Tacosns i1Ne4 oni 10
ssA on Friday tae sip - riley sud
bark Ovxesc from Ia o-na, sud or Sat
nriay Ito shp tsefmAasa ard bark
Amythiss fem Iellsr gaam Ray
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

ig The bark Tidal Wave sailed from
Port Madison on Saturday for San
Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

SEEDS! SEEDS +. SEEDS At til ,
Eureka Bakery. choice garden and
fed seeds, of the finest quality. Call
and examine our extensive stock If
seeds before purchasing elsewhere
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

s-fs~ The bark Caroline Reed arrived
a. Port Blakely on Saturday. from San
Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

HANSON JOHNSON S.assse March 3Isf ty
tk~ Set. = w Maze. ~ sA~ rxs.stenrx II u r
r. An4aeg~E1 Pine STREET. Mr.. HAax 3 Hsnacn
Il szoAag1ssA. ~ Miss CAarsgs:s u. saAa~uc. II
Sesss . KAzg CssGnsy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

To- Tho steamer O,itr MAS haUlcd np
on Hammond way on saturday, where
she will receive considerable r"rai's
ami caat q copper paiat. She Viii IL
ell again in week, and Viii lmIavti'-
airly thereafter 20 oa >sa}H regular
Faete, u is supposed, hat ja,' what
ra1te i NOS yt1 dcci,!gd ap0n.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02
- Q -

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Draits issued
ii lowest rates cn Crest Britain. Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France. Norway
and sweden Tickets 20 ana from
Europe sold a; lowest rates by Andrew
Chilt'erg, Seattle, ". I.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

SWEET CIDER; of extra quality. for
sal. by f. b Moore, Third street Mar
ket.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-02

- The City # Panama stated !rNia
Victoria on Saturday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-21
A Fine Distinction.

A young man, whose attire was clean and
neat, and whose general appearance was rath
er prepossessihg, stood before the bar of a pc
lice court. BY his side stood young man OF
about the same age, with a coal-black face
and woolly HAIR, and who was dressed with
all the gOrgeousness of q swell
whats your name, white man: ~
"McFinnigan, sir"
"And yours, my man and brOther?'
"Gawge Washington Jones, sab"
"What was the matter George Washing
ton? ''
"Sah, I'll tell yo' de trui, sab. was agoin
up de street, sab, las night, when | met this
man an kline of jOStled agin i'm, sab, and
he turn right roun', sab, an fetched me a
clip on de nose, sab den | calls an otlisa an
had dat man arrested, an dats all de truf
sah'
How was 1t, McFinnIgan:'
"Shure, yer Oner, an it WAS all the mayer S
fault | was a comm down the av'nie, quiet
as lam, sOr, sayin' no,hln' to nobody, whln
that spalpeen came forninst me- sOr, wud his
elbow, an up an hit i'm upon the spur OF
the mOmInt-.'
mo, sab, he hit me on the nose, sgh!"
ION the spur of a mOmint-'
ION de nose, sab"
Never mind fine distractions" said his
Honor, lit costs man $40 IN this court To
hit Il man, whether it be upon the spur o! the
moment Cr upon the nose. George Washing
ton you are discharged Nee (oE World.
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PevplcNIng in the Extreme.

A tramp sat ON IL doorstep back in Pine
street yesterday afternoon, tenderly caressing
his head and shoulders, when his "parj
came up.
What the matter with you. jacob"
I'm in doubt, I'm IN doubt"
an doubt; what abouts"
well, Henry, went into that alley gate
up there to get something 70 eat might a.
knowed something nd happen, for there was
a dead book agent layin on the flower bed,
and linimert man with the side of his head
all caved in, leanin' up asin peach tree"
"Well:r
You see, alters wuZ venturesum, an !
axed a woman standing there, would she
give me rhubarb pie and a piece of fresh
shad."
We'll, what happened hen97
Now, Henry that's what Tn in doubt
about. don't Seer3 TO make OEt whether The
back porch fell down upon me, or | stepped
on a keg of dynamite, and 1t busted under me.
Why, Henry, III sooner work a half an hour
than go INTO that yard again. ''-Edsto0 Free
Pros.
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Zegal.
FRENCH & CRANE,

MOTH g. ESTATE OF JEREMIAH RIoRDAN DECD
" Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned Admins
traitor Jeremiah Ordan late OF tic county
La Sale and state Of Illinois, deceased VIII appear before
the County Court said county the I'd Monday tbcing
the 10Th September 1874 NJ the County Court House III
ottawa said county when and where all persons having
claims demands agAsS said estate are noned 10 ATTEND
and present the same In writing Tor adjustment.
JAMES \. HIOUDAN.
LlflsW Administrator.
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BUDGET OF FUN.



Mr.. Parker sat in Mr.. Johnson's place last
evening, shade Of melancholy upon his us
ually placid brow. At last he turned to his
friend and said: johnson, you remember
the race had after that boy who tried 10 push
me off the Blocker street carr"
"Oh yes r"member," said Mr.. johnson
"Spealii.s of boys" resumed MI faiker
:" did ever tell you about the boy and the
IpOIiceman?"
mo-
"Sad, sad story, but if policemen will let
Their temper rise, and if boys will annoy them
well, well, suppose such things are IN,
tcrded as lcsson,' said Mr.. Parker with II
sigh.
DO tell US the story," urged Mr. johnson.
:" suppose | might as well, SAID Mr.. Par
kcr. at was the 10Th day of last June, at
exactly 3.15 o'clock in the afternoon. know,
because l looked at my watch just before the
-the"--Mr Parker hesitated for a word a
moment, and then SAID" affair" Il was
going up Broadway, and had reached Broome
street, when the first peculiar and unwon,ed
thing observed was small-boy seated upon
the steps of an omnibus, also going up town
Suddenly saw an officer, who placed wins.
lie TO his lips and blew shrll blast. The
sound of the whistle seemed to affect the
smal-boy, tor he raised his hand gracefully
to level with his face, placed his thumb
upon the tip of his exceedingly pug nose, and
moved his fingers in the air. He accompan,
led this salute with the remark, Blow away,
ole Prusslan blue This seemed to anger the
policeman, who did blow away at tremen-
dous rate.
" It's time ter go ter work don't yer hear
ue brass foundry a.whistlin'" screamed the
small.boy, derislvely.
The officer made dash after him. the
smalboy clambered down, and chase en-.
sued. The situation Of affairs at this point
of my story can be more easily comprehend,
cd by reference to this drawing"
Here Mr.. Parker executed few rapid
strokes with 4 piece of chalk upon slate
whereon he had been scoring points in re-
cent game.
Here" said he, is the map
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nIIIrISIInt.,,... SNI.ic.-Hy ylrtne OF AN exc.


SIiEIsI T. k'>-' - ! nc. by virtue OF az cNecu
- ton issued OF hc clerks office Of the circuit tOLrt
OF La Sale COuliy and state Of Illinois, IN 70 me are
ed, whereby am commanded 20 make Tue amount OF "A
certain Judgment recently obtained against Robert G.
Mycr, m favor OF william $. Jackson, ont OF lands tcnc
lmens goods and Chattes Of the said fohetC Mytr nave
leyied the following propeTty to Wit: Lots thTr ~
and five, In block fourteen also lots nine and len IN hn
Addition to the Village Of scstor and the undivided hnl
II lot six. IN block twenty IN tic village OF SueAo' II
sale county, Illinois ,,.-
Therefore, according 10 said command, shall expose
r SALE at public auction all the right title ana interest ol
ie above named Robert G. Niger IN and to the above de
scrlhed rrouerty Monday the Wh day Of July ISL, ~
o'clock r. ", at the south door Of the County Court
House. IN Ottawa, Illinois. -
Dated AZ ottawa, m, this 9TH day Of July lS,i,,
RUFUS {. STEVENS.
.gly.-Sw sheriff OF La Sale County, III.
-o-IIS f;.-EsrATEo or PETER SWEENEY, DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby given that the uudersiGned hda'
isirgtor with the will untNed Of the estate oil leF S"a
ney late Of the county OF L. sale and state OF llnos DC
ceased V appear before the County Court OF SAID county
the thrd Monday tbciEg the twentieth day) OF August
isi1. AZ the County Court House In ottawa, IN sld
county, when where all PERSONS having claims or De
and against said are notified attend and present
the same IN writing Tor adjustment
hILAS ". EuGEG,
iuly7-6w Administration &c.
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Autograph Albgms. new styies, % 1s,8-r Is
Hspe:nan's.
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= .r,ucky dentist undertook 90 plug ore
of the teeth o.. q iGvUTiic mule. lie bored
aud bored until the drill struck something
that seemed 10 liil the mules sOul right of
Us hI8c,, That's tAe way lie coroner cx-
planned e.. au3 since then Wild mule has
been gal'ap.ur ~ ana GDEn the country,
seeking O.. i.-sa worlds 10 conquer
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FLIPP.1R AT HOME.
The Colored Army Officers Reception IL
Georgia.

The Colored Army officers Reception In
Georgia.
From the Atlanta Constitution.
"Flip's come homer was the familiar and
yet admiring manner in which the young
negroes about town Yesterday spread the in
formation that Second Lieutenant Henry o.
Flipper, of the Tenth Cavalry and the first
colored graduate of the United States Mil
itary Academy at West Point, had arriv-
ed. His coming has created quite a sensation
in colored circles, and when he appeared
upon the streets last evening, taking a drive
with his delighted father, he was the cynO.
sure OF all the coloreG people and object OF
curious glances from the whites. In the
Military Academy he has had the toughest
four years experience that any cadet has
ever undergone, but he had patience, good
sense, and determination, and he conquered.
Despite the antagonism Of such blue-blooded
abolition scions as Ben Buffers son, Bige-
lows son, and a host OF others, he held his
own, and when he was required to pass the
most rigid examination (cOncOctcd with IN
evident Intention to freeze HIM our he was
found to have braced himself tor the issue,
and he came through with success.
Oats him. said dozen of the curious
Garkeys who stood off and hadn't the honor
Of the youths acquaintance. They seemed
10 feel lonesome.
Hes one OBJ de II ltcd States Ga2ettes =.
sho lted young uarkey, IN reply to query
from a strange negro who has moved here
since Flipper went away.
But the young officer was speedily spirited
out of the crowd and taken home to his little
bed tor rest On the streets he was greeted
by many of our citizens who knew him, and
who have watched his career with interest.
His success was complimented, and he was
urged TO pursue his course in the same spirit
hereafter. Among his colored friends he was
lion, and they could not speak their praises
n language strong enough. \ darkey would
approach the young man, cautiously feel Of
his buttons and clothes, and enthusiastically
remark; bad man wild de gub'ment strOps
on! These were the expressions of admira-
ton that best suited the ideas of his delight
ed acquainiances. They will give him re-
ceptlon on Monday night next, at which all
his friends will be present, and some of our
leading white citizens will be invited To be
present
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-21

4 Chicago boy who is addicted 20 going 20
the theatre O. Sc the heavy drama, called
BIS father % snp"er 'hc othe- dayby bawling
lg'; What, Do, here, base craven Come
liiarr % thy vcsrs-lan hash. AID when tia,
.l.btT arc son cane together, u sounded as
{: Tie bai: had slipped ~ e9-fo9, hy wheel
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-21

The lOng-mUotrd question whether the bal.
talo cannot be successfully utilized for dairy
purposes, j now in fair way of being salts
iaciorily settled. The apprehension hitherto
entertained, regarding the Untamable nature
of the buffalo and that the characteristics CT
this branch 81 tie bovine family would be
certain to crop out through indefinite rrOss.
ings, appears 20 be totally Croundiess The
buffalo, or, more properly, American bison, is
being used extensively in portions ofihe state
o.! Nebraska, bordering On the Mild plans Of
The far west, for stock purposes, aud that halt
and quar,er-brcd females oi tue bison family
yield an abundant supply NJ rich milE. y
remarkable feature connected with tF, cross
e the bison with domestic cattle, IS ;Ls TACT
hat the color Of the bison and The majority
Of is distinguished claracicri=.e- disappear
after successful crossings
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Figure A Represents The policeman.
Figure b is correct drowning of his clab
Figure & is a '.c.gh sketch Of the small
boy.
Now" conti-!aed Mr.. Parker, keep your
eye on the rap and you will understand
what a,e a56ut to say. A 6ourlshed Il in
his right asand and dashed off in pursuit of G.
c ran fas,d. than A. probably spurred to ex.
ertton bv the fear of b. A swore and tore
aloHs u "a great rate. All at once c slipped
on y (an unknown neutrality-suspicious. ba.
mana; perhaps an orange peel. A gained,
and B was raised high in the air over the de.
voted head of G, when c arose and ran rapid
ly down narrow street"
"Well?" said Mr. } Johnson, eXcitedly.
well WHAT" asked Mr.. Parker
TELL us the rest; did he Kill the boy? Fin.
sh the story"
THAT'S ALL" said Mr.. Parker, solemnly.-
Y. y. World.