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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26
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mitta9 II llbrtiirSte am 9au Der nclts
eli tatBolii6ettiir9e Elm glrbeiter bon
bcm Dadserii, uuf ben er an Der Seb.
maidine bcidftistWar, 1T ba8 Snuere
Scr Stride biab. Trotbem er aus ei.
ncr SDbc 'btca. 70 SUP beraboefallen,
parcn ait III pcHiSftenS auBertid teis
nc i6werct scrlesunseu ;u bemerten.
@uI4itsd,O. .SOblinsen. 9tm
81. Stunt, 9lenOs 8 llbr, i6lus Der
Slis in en pn 3 8umilien bepobntes
Sans, 5lmr line 3u 5iinOcn, fubr abcr
uuf Dem GiOeG 0e9en SiiO, ;erIptitters
te bic @i9clparren, nabul unoefdbc so
3iesclpldteim unS iboB mitten am
@icbel beat . Stodwerte, In Die Stus
be etneS SdbHtadcrs, beI6doiStc bic
@ppSbedl ub mari ben Sdubmader,
Der init itnc 2 Stiuoern gsrabe anne,
ienO mar. Su@OOcn, bod fam or, ipie
ieine ailpeuino bic iibrioen SuuSbc.
wObncr nit en- S6reden oapOn.
Gin i3erliitbi9cr iun9er 9lnSlanOer
fOr6erte n ctcm Saffeebuaie 3n Mfiiu.
6en Die fnmicnSen auf nit iBm Bill
larS, OitPatic unt eiten Ducaten, AT
Ipielcn. RismauS pOllte entriren.
,,Nuu pch," rief ber 6ren1be ,,wer
ipielt 81 iartie tint cine Sbrfeise ?"-
80 bh bO," erpiSerte Der anpeIen.
sc lame SOimuiituS Stranger, trat
gum glrO unO ersriff cine Queue.
8cUor ter nod Die 9artie besann,
ipru6 Singer iebr bOfltd: ,Mo tie,
ber Ser 8 Is In @oarn Mobi, bos
muu 3'sr(3uerit) fest, OOr na sipiclen
anfdn9t-nflo btertfltt nerabret1te er
Dem 6rloen cine 6erbe Sbrfeise, be-
uor ablbieier wieOer aur 8elinnnn9
fam, II Der fltnfe Stranger lansIt sur
Gbiir aaus.
SRan (9tefariuIm), 20. SUM. |
8ie fabrIid berum3iebenOe $ano.
luerfSride finb, babOu fonnten mir
uns Item Samita0 iibsr3eusen. Sine
bier lbnenOe @iitwe idifte MlittaaS |
II Il ibr better ans Der SduIc ee. |
fomrneS Mdbdcn nit so 8f. nad |
benz lben @unbeIsbeim, im bort ei.
ncn lftro9 3l beior9en. llntcrpc98 |
purbaS W6oden BON ciuem Sanos
perinriben ibrcr so Bf. beraubt, in |
eincISruatu6er oeidIcppt unb bort
aufie fddnbIidlte Grt mibbanoeIt, |
uadm er bemielben ben sails 3uae.
fbrf bate, oamit eS nidt fdreien
fon. Ser llnmenib fol- bem Nido.
6cinebrere @iaI 9eiast babcn, bab
pc eS giudt iueroe, eS iterben miiie.
Ill llbr @admiteasS b0rten auf benz
sse arbeitenbe 2sute baS @eipimmer
bcibauberbaft 3ueeridtetcn &inbeS
III ciIten Der Stsle gu tuober bic
famen. Ser llnmenld
clpb nun, iuarbe aber 9IidIi&erlpsife
i1nem Stsinbrud uufssfunOsn, fslt.
o'mnen unb benz SberaHitSeeridt
lfsebsn. 8si ieinsr Stitnabme fauO
4 mstrers@ @eIbbenteI, sinen nit msbr
20 SayI asfhut /
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26

Sen rnb In Siderbeit aebradt. Sielln
Cars, ipeId)e 800 bis $50 Barrels Sc.
troleum entbielten, ,tpuroentota serit5rt.
Baltimore, 22. Suli, 11.39
Wtor9ens. @eneral. WtaiOr Sateof
traf ioeben bier eli iln6 iibernabtii Sas
9oninanoo ii5er alle Truppen Der Tint
9esnng. Seute Mor9en berridt blsr
pDlige Otlbe.
Rew gort, %. Sine Yriuat.Oe.
pelde bon 0ittSbht9. Die Sonntae um
2 llbr Nadmittass ob9eiaubt III, mel.
BET, oab bic @erfltdtten Der YennipIua.
nia Giienbabn uno Der 9oComotiben.
Sdnppcn i'm lubern Oepot, iopic 70
3ocomotiucu uno 250 beIaoene GarS
Elm Naub Der SIammen 9eiporben Ieien.
Die 8eritOrun9 lit bollitanoig. GS fol.
len 80 Yerioncu 9etootet uno Iebr bicle
perlunnret iuorben isiu Scr @erluIt
betrd9t ilber 100000.
@ad ben Iebten Radridten Ideint
Iid Die Sllfre8llu8 III Sen berfdkSencn
Stdcttn gu Ie9en.
Ser Giienbabn. .Strife eritredt iid
burd gang YenniDIbanicn, @arDlunb,
8eit' 'Sir8inien, gielu Seriep, glcw BORT,
Ohio, Snoiana, Sainois, @iTouri bis
naa Sfebrasfa nno California, unS 1T
Der 0r0btc, psIder nod ie iu bidem
Qanoe itattfan6.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26


Sic finb ba - Sn, iie IinS ba, Die
nMnrr.Sieber." .mO babcn jcbt aud
bon Der nit 8atem Bier 9eie9nctcn
Staot 9ancaiter 8eiib oeuommen. Der
San1 0cbt icbt los, wnb burd bieIen
San3 ipirb aud mandcr 8irtb eincn
Stump" Ios, bcnH bieie fiub es, bic iid
oem ~MnrrUicb" auerit uhibIiebcu. SIT
es ober nidt obDeibmadt unS efeIbaff,
iold' bcrIcmmcne @cniden unb SBifcr
aIS @fnitcr uub 2ebrcr Der Suocno bem
$nbllfnm borsuiteIIcn? g8ie Ianae
lucrbn bieie eOffer luObI ibrcn ocfab.
ten gntldIub buIteu?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26
Cine bshrntsnhe SdlIadit. :

GiHe bsbentsnbs S1Ia9t. - &uf
Der Sarm bes $rn, s. $Ofmun nab.
8alnbrioae. aancaitcr GountD. luuroen
lebte 8ode nidt peniser bem ie6sig
@atten in sinem uItcn Sauie eridIaeen.
Sine Post Mortem Examination bcs
eorohers fanb nidt itutt, uno bat bas
Gountb iomit feline Soften Al bc,abIeu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26

Ginbrn9 nno Glanb.-9ebte Witt.
pOd gfadt bran9en bier moStirte Mdr.
ner in bic BObnuue be8 $rn. Sob. 6.
3efeDer (beiier befuunt aIS der aIte
Grb"), uubnboft nubc glep @rOpibencc,
Sancaiter @ountD, unO bernubtcn ben.
ieIben. g8 befanben fid CUR Belt beS
&aubcs Sr. 2efeUcr, nebit Sobn Soouer,
5luei &naben gtameuS SEQ. Martin unO
Sdermun 0obIer, gusIine @roif, ctwa
70 Sabren alt. uub Sarub SoOUer, ct.
iua 16 Sabrcn alt, i'm Sauie. Sdmmt
Iide 8suobncr lUarOcn bon Den 0,bcn
feit9cbnnoen lmo 8efnebcIl, nIlcin nidt
obne bcfti9cn 8iOeritaub isitcns bes
$rn. 2efcucr uno Der oltcn Game.
Sen Oicbcu seIun9 cs, bios etwa s65
gu erbaItcn. oa Sr. g. fein @sIo 3u
$anS bate. giuer Der 0icbe fol- Gin
SrIdnoer icin. ba ST. 9 ibn Su fennen
eIaubt. SObaIb bic Oisbs fort luarcn,
9eIaue ts benz einen 8nabsn lid Iosau.
MAIDEN, ba sr uiat 70 feit 9ebunbcn
mar ipie bic llebri9en. 0urd Jpn nut.
ben bann Die Gnbern bon ibrer fritildcn
Gage bsfrcit, luorauf iie 9arm f6Iu0cn.
Den Sieben 1T man uuf Der Spur.-
Sr. SefeUer, psIder Gin @ltlper mar,
bate bsabiidtiet iid ON nd6itsn Sag
nit Sruu @urp SuOUer trauen gu lul.
len, ipas ou& Gsidab, trOb bee Sam.
pies, ben sr nit ben Gdubern godts
juror uusjuitsbsn battle !
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26

Gin flriner S6rsden. 8e.
luobner Der Beit Sing Strnbe in Can.
faiter iuurbcH am 9Onnerituo in nidt
9erin9cu Sdrefen berisbt, ba nidt
tucni9er oenn adt SlrSte innerbaIb cineS
baIben SquarcS nit ibrcn Yfsrbru &c.
fuit Su 9Ieider Belt baieIbit cridicnen.
3nerit fam 0r. &Ibriebt nit icinem
$fero, bas CT in Sront beS Steu.nS
$oteI feitbanb; Ounn Fam Sr. @arpcn.
ter, Der iein @ferO an einem @fOIteu &C.
9enilber befeitiste ; ioounn 9r. Serr,
0r. Sing, Or. 8obb, 9r. ItIee, iun.,
Or. SaOis, unO enOIid aud 0r. @beIps,
iuelde aIIe ibre |ferbe in Der Idbe DC.
feiti9ten,-BaS nIeb" luar, piien mir
nidt, Uermutben uber, bub, oa, bic
$errn &er3te uernommen battcn, bic
nWurr. .8ieber" ieien I'M 9In3u9, iie
pabridcinIid nod men ..8ittern" im
nSteben SnuS" auf bic 2umpc sicbeu
iuoIIten.
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Seuer !-9Im SOuntuO Gbenb furs
na6 Mittcrnadt, Derieib Die 8aIban.
itaIt bcs Srn. SObn y. &ciID, iueIdc
ieood bon aIuci Sraucn glamcnsl 60.
iteIIo nno 0Ou9bertB betriebrn wurbe,
unb fid in eiuem 8cbdnOc befanc, ,::buS
ais n8abn'S Sd" tcfannt mar, in
Slummen, nno luurOe gum eroBcn
&bciIc 5erit6rt. SIM ieIben @ebduoc
beiano iid aud $rn. 8nbu's SuweIcn.
2aocn, tucIdcr natiirIid ebcnfaDS cincn
ihwercn 8crIult erIsiOct. Scr meite
Sduben iuuroc icood hur1 8nIer
bcruriaht.
Vim icIben @benb batteu bic Mariet.
tacr aud elm Geuer, inoem Der Stau
bcS Y@ug:I SauS" nisoerbrannts.
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saS i6pabii6e guItsfslf iueIdes

Sas iibuabiibe 8uIfsfeif weIdcs
an 13ten Gr0nit in 2uucafter 0efeicrt
uirb, foil in Sells $ain at0ebaItcn
perSen. Sic SInoronunoa.g COMMITTEE
peIde bic Sade III $dnoeu bat, pirb
allies aufbieten, I'M cas- Seit au eincm
Der idOniten llno 0Idn3cnoiten su ma.
den, baS iemaIs in 2ancaftcr ocIcbcn
lunroe. SeIbIt bic "Nativcs" Iueroen
iih iiber bic muntercn S6pabcn crltau.
nen. - Som Sauptqunrtier (SdiIIcr
$aIIe), iOluie bon ben $OtsIS Der Ser.
rem SEP unb &irdcr luerOen SmnituTe
luabrcnb bcs 9anaen 8u0cS na1 bcm
SeItpIakc ab9sben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1877-07-26

Cine GiienidmeIje berfaait.-Oic
GiIenidmeI5c beS Srn. 6. g. &aufman
in Columbia, iuurOc Iebtcu Miittluod
an VI. s. &aufmnn fir ben SputtprciS
bon $4,000 ucrfauft, untcrworfcn cincr
@Ortsase bon 500, 700; mS bas per.
iOnIi6e Gi9cntbum. bcitcbcuo aus so
giiencr3 &arren Gilcner,9rubc, ein
SampffeiieI bon 25 Yierbrfraft, ga
auf $anb, 9umpen, 8adittinc. I6bren,
@iien II, (. 10. fir $4,000. Die giln.
fbmcISe luiiroc bcutstaOe ucniOItens
$4,000 foitcn I'M iie 3u bauen, Gin
8elueis, bab giOentbum i'm 8ertb iii.
9ebeler 9ciln.fen lit.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-24

There j. AID has bccn considerable
talk about Seattle and Walla Walls
Railroad" Do all who use or who haze
heard tie expression understand its i'm
poCt'
Il means 81 o. a busAel f"r whea. IN
the warehouse To the Walla Walla and
Yakima grower Il means 5000 set
tiers 70 each # the couaiIrs east OF the
Cascades within fve years after it is
built To the people ou this side II
means brick AID stone buildings,
crowded wharvcs. bone. Of plenty and
maris of prosperous industry clustering
around the shores If our magnificent
Puget Sound from hrailand to head
land. It neans the focking to our
docks Of the con.mlercial Eavies that
have been won't IL wbiten the Bav OF
San Francisco III quest Of the support
Of nations and OF armies
II means that every established busi-
ness In Seattle will be doubled as soon
~ the cars runs through from the Bay
10 the River.
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lROPE.

BERLIN, May 23-The Worth Gsrmta
Gasette says Russia hiss notified Tunis
that if military or civil all MAS gwen
10 the Sultan. the Boy must prepare TO
see his capital bombarded T,'r Tunis
Government IS also di>qnieted by tht
condition Of French force on their
frontier
VIENNA, May - Tho declaration
Of holy war against Russia by Shisk
VI Islam and departure of the Sultan
for the Danube would seem 10 show
that the opinion of those who look
upon the present struggle as one
OF existence for the Ottoman Empire,
has gained the sscsndancy IN the
Councils Of the Porte.
LONDON. May pa Pera dispatch
says a portion Of the Abraham garri-
son took the road to Ardranulsch. hay
ing cut its way through Russian
j column. The Russians are said to have
closed up in front of Batoum. and the
place is again threatened.
A Vienna dispatch says the Austrian
Government is watching the increasing
agitation in Hungary There is an
eager clamor for war among ali classes.
LONDON. May pa Bucharest dis
patch says Tuesday morning the Turks
fired from Rapara at an Austrian
steamer, which, after several shots.
caught fire
CETTINGE. May % 1T is announced
that Montenegro ha. postponed the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of hostilities until
after the Russians crossed the Danube
LONDON. May 23.--A Times Paris
dispatch says France would undoub.
eddy pronounce overwhelmingly against
Mcmahon at the elections. even if the
Senate gives = majority i'll favor of dis
solution, which is very doubtful. The
refusal Of the Senate to authorize the
dissolution, would inevitably cause
McMahon's resignation,
Advices from ASA Minor repor. the
Mohammedans in surrect:on i'll the
Caucasus has proved serious check to
the advance Of the Russian army. The
Insurgents are constantly passing the
! Russian outposts. large force Of
/ Circassians attacked the Russians near
/ the frontier and compelled them to re-
/ treat.
/ The Pail Mall Gasette has a dispatch
saying that President Mcmahon has
requested Doa Carlos 10 leave France.
The Constan,inople Chamber Of De
puties has voted resolution demand
ing the impeachment of Mohammed
Seddin Pashs
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suffice. III al is possible phases, had
become convinced that should he adopt
the course sagge.:sd. Il would be re-
sisted 70 the extern. - dreuch the land
in blood. ,ba. he sh.unk from the. r.
spoaasiliix Of precipitasing domestic
trouble and war, AMI consented 20 the
compromise hich ayertei tia. ilsas-
ter He frl. keenly the isn proprie,y OF
the measures by watch the present re-
sui, had been brought about. bat ala
not regret bis own actio:,
The steamship Ohio which arrived
AZ PHILADELPHIA to lay, reports that oG
the 18th ms. latitude 70 Dig 81 min.
long tudc 2s deg. - min she spoke
the steamer City of Brus-eI, un.isr all
All we'll
WAsHISGToN, May % The Presi
dent has appointed Edward F. Johnson
L. 5. Attorney for the Territory of Wy
oming cics Richard A Watts, resigned
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County and City Official Press
j. r. LEWIS AGAIN.

Prom dispatches received yesterday
by the above-nsmed individual srd
handed by him to the Tritnas for pub.
LEGATION last evening. VIC learn that the
appointment Of Judge Greene in his
place. which was agreed upon II a
Cabinet meeting on Monday last, has
been rtconsidered. aud that we are
likely tor while longer to have 10 en-
dure his continuance ia a position
which be is lily adapted to occupy, and
which he knows further that nine
tenths Of the people would rejoice TO
have him removed from
Touching the lily deyIsel scheme to
Gust him from bis office we have
before expressed ourselves, and say
again that NO one can justify the fraud
resorted to in sending bis resignation.
Yet il has now been done twice
which Is enough to show there is some
pcrvading reason for such action That
this 10 so. is evidenced by the non
popularity OF the man in Idaho. where
hc wAs fudge and was resigned out of
office Next. by his unques,ioned un-
popularity in Walla Walia. where nine
tenths Of the citizens in that judicial
District petitioned for his remos al
while he was acting as Judge there.
Now. sgain. the resignation trick has
been played, and the Administration
acted promptly upon it and designated
his successor but the trick should not
remove the man
Yet this follows; 1, is apparent to
every one. except Judge Lewis, that he
10 unfit for tho position, No one has
confidence in his judicial action.
Everything is unsettled No lawyer
can say to his client that such and such
u result will bc reached. 1t is. in fact,
the case Of community hing gov
ernsa bya sasrap selected by a dcspo,ic
power. Added to all which, We be-
licve him to be unscrupulously corrupt
IL Lewis would only resign. he would
respond TO the almost unanimous
demand Of the people OF Washington
Territory. We say aioiost-we might
say. with truth. the unanimous for
we do not know any except few
sealawsgs who desire his retention of
the bench. but We don't know one but
who would do everything in his power
10 effect his removal
Lewis power for good in this COM
munity is gone forever, and If there
we're to be a popular vote tomorrow,
ar indeed had there been Il, any time.
he would not receive the votes Of a
half dozen respectable men for the
office in the entire Territory.
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THE WILLOW AS A CROP.

One Of the best paying crops IN Great
Britain is the oSier willow If il will
pay there it ought 10 do SO here.
About 81, eo0. 900 annually goes out Of
the United States for this article. Our
Puget Sound alluvions might stop this
- we'll - not There is less trouble
and expense connected with its culture
after once planting than for almost
any other crop The average yield is
t~o tons per acre, and the price in New
York. $3.50 per ton. The profits re
allied from its culture are reported at
800 to $3.50 per acre An exchange
says Of il;
The osier grows luNurisntly in a
low, moist ground. hence it would de-
light in swAmps and overlooked lands
along the course of rivers. These pc
riodical overtiows would simply manure
the osier beds. keeping the land in a
state Of the highest fertility. The osier
willow grows as readily from cuttings
rs do any of cur common wild willows
The plants are usually set IN drill rews
about four feet apsr, and about tive
feet asun,isr Ia the rows Once fairly
started there - nothing more to do than
Ia harvest the crop, the willows keep.
ing oil other growths ehoked out In
the course of the season the young
sprouts run up 20 the hight ct srom four
To AK feet, These are the crop. They
must be cut down a. some time between
fall and spring muss be
cut of smooth 10 the gsNani. plan
;asioa 10 said never 70 wear out--tho
older it gets the better the yield. In
tho New England States the osicr VII
law is being cultivated To ~omo cAssnt,
bet not nearly enough 10 supply THE
demand Now. here Is = crop which
woald he \ standby in many parts 81
the State. As means Of retaining
tnls land. osier willow laesis would bs
i.aud essicaclogs. il slow. There ~cGid
hs this sivsn,Agr. however. The osier:
would yield handsome income alts'
the first season. ana would eoss uotlr
ing for keeping IL repair.
The start has already been mNie IL
Thurs,on osarty towards It's enitiva
tion. We hope 10 hssr goSsi Sc
eoan, Il this experiment and Of the cx
ample being generally followed through
the Territory.
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WONDERFUL Discovery l iD l6l
The World Moves, and Unless We
Progress We Must Go Backward.
Nothing Remains Stationary.

DR.. STEELE. who has for years bsss ID -
Proprietary Medicine business, and vho -
Travelled in various parts Of the world " 80
Of information, has great confidence IN ~ ss
icafor ~ the - Ne Plus Ultra" OF safe sn!e ~.
reliable remedies for general use - Ss~"S
Doctor.
Provide yourself w.th . hottie vtthous aesy
and you will ways keep il IN the family Aoo y.
money. Don't De put of with son other pssps.
stop. Take only stseles Pssn Ersdiessos. ~
can produce Thousands o. Testimonials q
cures made bat . trial will prove W ~
skeptical that II 10 truly Al. Ersdtcas0r o. -
Aches and IndsmmatiOns- II has besos 80
now. Constantly used by horssnen - LIZ
ment and has saved more valuable pfopsTy
that Kind than any other preparation. IsS'
pains 10 GEE that yon get the genuine.
Put up In large bottles. and for sale ~ axue
gists and dealers. IL you hsppsn 70 y "
locality where sTEELES PAIN ERADICAIvs
cannot be obtained. send 10 the nearest vheisD's
druggist OF - the Agents.
u. A. KELLY. Seattle.
Jobbing Agent for the Sound SoFss'
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggises.
s22 ga and 525 Front street, San Francisco ~
Price 81 per Large Bottle: Sig Bott.ss s0s ~
apl6dAw3m
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From yesterdays Oregonian
CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco. May 20.-Arrived-
Bktn Modoc, Seattle. schr Aurora.
for Port Gamble; ok Amethyst, Bell
insham Bay
Sailed Steamer Donald. Port Town
send ship Coquimb,, Port Madison.
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Exclusively to the
DAILY I.e'TELLIGE .tIE Err.
CALIFORNIA.

san Francisco, May 22.-Arriycd-
Schooner Nose, Coquille River.
sailed-Ship Topgallant, Port Blake
ley; Bk. Aureola, Seattle
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CANADIAN DOMINION.

ST. JOHNS. n. b., May ga fire at
Portland to-day destroyed a planning
mill carriage factory aud several
other buildings. Loss City thousand
dollars
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s~EE FTg1 OF QUoNG COON ling 4 90.
I 10 tais day Dissolved by mutual consent
Be business all - carried a. the same ? ses
HEe4sr tse Arna sanse q Tong VA shing Co
- 1aEa kipS. Woag vi Fau AL woag HIM
sap
WONG POO.
SISu TIP.
All CHIN
GIN King
Seaitie. N4y I,;h. -. l.yIe-waw
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE !!

'I,HE TYSkAsl RER OF KING COUNTY WILL
i pay ou presentation all 81 standing Warrants
drawn on the Rosi Fan q! kiE@ County. up 3
ss3 iasinLing NJ. - 81 tie ~~-ts- e isss as
Warrant Ma, II. So 80 snd ~. IL 81 - . 90
ars~a "a the specisi ~ Jail Fga3 series @.
ls-s No tn;srrs, siA De allowed % ssid WsrTaats
sft.r ihiTts days frysTs thts date
GEo. d. HILL, Treasurer.
otscs - County Trt a.urss
sssttls May 2ssf. is;T. my2slstAstv
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Riyer News.

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hd me ''t' ,aD, a. 'rob". IN The cham.
Tbe Canrier drnarteI Tor Pnrker.purg
vastardaT -
The R.goo Departed Yesterday tor
PITTSBURGH
the W p. Thompson passed down
yesterday.
The Iron Valley arrived yesterday
with tow OF stone.
The Andes is due up to day Tor Pits
burgh.
The Hattie hno",and, eh route '"t Tue
Arkansas river, Is due down tomorrow.
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The Far w est.

Captain Curtis, who returned home
yesterday from a trip to Southeast Kan
sas and Southwest Missouri, reports him.
self rs we'll pleased with the country,
and says that he will probably remove
there the coming fall. The Cap
tain brought home with hun several
specimens OF lead ore from the lead mines
near Baxter Springs, OF which IS per
cent is pure lead, and has our thanks for
two pouLd chuRk." He says that
along the lines of railways over wnIch he
has travelled, the strikers have full con-
troll, and it was reported that yesterday s
train would be the last one over the
Baltimore and Ohio road from Chicago.
Along the entire line the strikers seem
to be orderly, and no demonstration WAS
made except at Garrett, Ind, where the
p rs were pulled from the cars and some
delay ocCasIoned.
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The Great Council OF Red zen.

Yesterdays session o. the Great CoUn-
Gil of Red Men OF this State assembled at
the Wigwsm, in CraRgle's block, where
the Council transacted its last days bust
ness. A full attendance of visiting and
resident members were present. The
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year, after some time had been
taken up in reading reports and trans
acting some routine business:
John r. Ray, Great Sachem; Charles
Hirsch, Great Senior Sycamore; f.
GeriDg, Great Junior Sycamore; A.
e. F. Eberiing, Great Prophet; IL. &
Ulrich, Great Chief of Record; John
Schneider, Great X OF W; d. F. Black
shesre; Great Ssnnsp; VIM Morrow,
Great Guard OF Wiswam; f. W.ddel
Great Guard of Forest; George d. Nc
Clincy, Representative to the Grand
Council of the United States fer two
years.
The Council adjourned, after transact.
ing other minor business, Mt o'clock,
and many of the visiting members de-
parted for their homes on the evening
train.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 26.-The veteran
soldiers OF the late WAT, both Federal and
Confederate, met at Horticultural hall
thi, evening and elected Col, Wlthing-
ton commander and organized. 1t IS
probable that at least 5000 OF the safety
committee are under arms besides the
police specials and veteran guards.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 26.--The |. &. ~
l.. trains are all running to-day. All the
other roads rua one passenger and mail
train each way A meeting of the citi-
zers was held this afternoon and APP
pointed committee OF safety, one OF
whom, eX-Mayor McCauley. was com
missioned 8 brigadier-gene by the
governor, and Is in command OF the citi-
z.u soldiers, several compares OF whom
are formed, armed and sleeping IN their
srmorics to night. The business men are
clamorOus for removal OF the blockade,
and it is highly probable that within
tgenly-four hours decided change will
have occurred IN the situeLion here, ~
those having the direction of the move
ment mean business.