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, 1877-11-08

district,
Alloway nnd t'ra.an,, was n,olntc ell 10 nrrnncc
rs to bountlar1c: between the Centennial and
Stork Yards divisions.
On moti,,a, ad}ostrnctl to meet the f'rst satur-
day in December at the RrrEngcr School.
RS0LRwOOr.
Four members Of the family Of Capt. James
+. White, Superintendent of the Railway Mall
Service, narrowly escaped death bY tn'focation
from coal gas at tflcir residence in EnElcWood
Tnceday night.
which ct,al fire Is kept burning ntl night Two
youn2 children slecp, In az adjoining room com. n,
pipe became detached In tho night and Iiltet tho
rt'on full of gas. Anntcr member of tho fam
tly lInppcncd 10 entsr the room Of tAc children,
9a f3nd one RI them Ea:pinE for breath or or
the '!ours and wEnlluwt and called ~ assistance.
and succeeded In bringing all ont Of thr ctEla At.
Pr Intu which They bad fuller. Mrs. White l,ad
vire,i. roti tic Captain and Mrs. White arc
vcTr much prnstratcs1 from tho effects tt the
gas, and It will probably be some days before
Miss Eleanor Worthington, formerly teacher
Of Natural Sciences at The Cook County Nor-
: NAL ScfuNf, but lattcrlv Of tic Datnn Acati-
cmy, has been appointed IT, the Philadelphia
Normal Institute ~ traehcr of methods.
blue ISLAND.
The rcgulnr necting of the board Ut Trustees
was held on Monday evening, all tho members
Tic Committee on Streets and Highways
asked fur further time 10 tomplcto the I'm
movements uf tho street between Blocks 10 and
20. Granted.
Tho Con,u,ttcc on Public Grounds and Build
nRs asked for nj, extcnt!on nt fttne tn which to
complete the tower Ut Water. Works. Granted.
The Trcasurcr'e report fur tho month showed
a oalaurc Of $l,IG77.:aAl.
\ plat Of klein's subdivision. formerly known
, 1877-11-08

nrc. rclntc tn Sr. SCHUYLER In hi* capacity Of
newspaper correspondent, an,l II tn tccls Rg-
Rricyrd at,ont them he tcan appeal to- the pro-
lection Of the law, wEcs, regulates NfEcnsce Of
that nature" 1t appears, however, that Mr.
Schuyler, jnstcatl of appealing to the law, was
Notified by sccrctnry Eyarts 10 put an cnl to d
correspondence "tH which The Oltonan Hov-
crntncnt has rcasun to o.tect.n
Strange 70 nay, the lrttcrs That passed be-
tween Mr. Maynnr.l nnlt Safsct raen arc 1nas1c
bubble for tho first time in tho columns of
H'dek7rxl, anu the writer oE the article states.
A. II he had positive knowledge OF the fact,
TINT neither of these letters nrc to be found
smnng the Diplomatic correspondence ID tho
Statc Department ut Washington.
, 1877-11-08
FIRES.

I INyNf
DArroN, O., Nuv. IA fire broke ont to-day
IN Crawford, Cotfn,an Il Co.'s, manufacturers
Of lasts, trgs, amt h'ot-trccs. It started In the
cngiuc-room AMI communicated t., tho entire
nnln tu!'s1in1 before the Fire Department coll
obtain cDntrnt vi tho tlamrs Pnrt of the fac-
tory was saved, hut u larRo portion wns cot,,-
pletciy ruined. f.uss estimated at $50, ,txW: In
srrc,l for *i4,5txJ; insurance divided atno,,g
tho Continental Of New York, tho ll!aotie
York, H., tic lilcn's Falls, N. r.. Fire Asso-
ciason, tic PHILADELPHIA, the Dayton OF Day.
ton, the Coopcr Of Dnyton, aMl the American
Central Of ii. Louis.
, 1877-11-08

EEtrI0I WsDd!fh 70 7Ae C31ea50 7F3bNNs.
GRAND KArns, Micll., Sov7.-Frank Hcnzc, a
German resident Of tho Town OF Alpine, ir this
coitnty, vas killed hy Ills team running away In
this city to-day. lie was thrown from loatl Of
wood with such forrc ~ to trcak llis neck Tho
team, was scared by c0rs.
Yesterday c. D. Detncnt, while digging we'll
IN Bruo4,icld, Eaton County. was Instantly kill
I'll by st0nc which lell uu h[s hsad. Dcccascd
left wife and two children.
Yesterday carpenter named Dolphin. while
Smuggling housp near Charlotte, Eaion County,
fell mud sustained such injuries as caused Ills
death In q feW hours.
, 1877-11-08

inquest wns held at the Chlengo Avenue Station
upon .1ohn Nelson. The rtnng mnn killed In
street lra,yl on Wceson street Inst Sunday eycn-
Ing. The er1ttcncc w3s ,,f n dull. unntcrcsttnc
nature, and Was precisely a* detailed in the
newspaper accounts uIreaty published, KaVo
TINT It demonstrated that Swanson, md not
ont but rltort time, when they returned the
following vtrlfct:
Me, the Jury, hnd that .1ohn Nelson. now lying
dead at ~ Hrcsncr street. camc to his denth On the
hit abdomen, INFECTED with rocket.knlfe IN tho
hand. Of Charles Swanson drrng q acht on "cf'
snn street. In which Swansnn and John Holm wcro
.tofn.un; and We. the lusv. ind It necessary to
turn Charles Swanson over to &nswcr hc!nfc the
t'tand jary and discharge John Holm from Gus.
tDby,
, 1877-11-08

QuEnEc, Cam, Nov. 7.-rhe Captain md
crcw Of five persons Of tho schooner Edward
Ttilcry wcro drowned whllo attempting to land
during the gallo ut fort st. Peters, OH Monday
hight.
HALIFAX, N. y, Nov. 7.-Thc schooner Gypsy
bride, from Pietou fur Georgetown, prsnre Id
war.l's island, founuercd oil Rol1o LAY Oh FRI
duy. All haslds ,scrc lost.
, 1877-11-08

Rptc4a. mr. ,..teh 10 The Chtrd1o 71tune.
PLYMOUTH. Ind, Nov. IA t'lrec-story brick
building owned BY a. L. Wheeler was partially
destroyed hy flra tl.Is morning. The stock of
gootls Of Becker Il Wolf, dry Coosls aud rlotltug
dealers, WIS damaged *1,O00 Insured in the
North American. Pinrnix III Hartford. lEtna ot
Hartford, taermnn-Amcft.at ot Hartford, Frank-
lin Of Philadelphia, and lfome Of Columbus.
Other firms sustained small lusscR.
, 1877-11-08


DEV1NE-On Tuesday, 9th tnsk, OF iudamna.
tofY cEonp, James A., sou Ut II. Il. and Eliza un-
vine, aged 1 years II month"; and days.
At 10 q. m. Thursday, Nov. i, by carriages 10
Calvary.
CIlNN1ELL-On Nov. 2, Gtmmima Crtnnicli,
youngest daughter oE Thomas aud Elizabeth crin.
Funeral from, pascnts' residence. No. TIL West
NJ, BY carriages to 1soschiil. Friends *ru Invited
tU altphll.
NELsoN-Of consumption, At 2 p. nj. Noy. 7,
Mary, wife Of Peter Nelson, at resldeuca, 770
Funeral will leave thta morning at q Tor
Northwestern depot, thence By cars 10 Highland
rnrk for lntosmcnt,
l,niNKwO1lTI1-Tho faneral OF Clara H., wlfo
Of Henry ftnkwurth. will take p!acc ut tho real
dcntr, No. IL South Clask.st., Thursday u l: 20
p. m.
sOOnE-Mrs. Margaret Moo.e, yesterday morn,
ing. At her 1a&u residence, t0O Ewtug.sL, aged ~
yeara. ~ L..
fuacrnl Friday 1t II q. H.. cars to rsosehllI.
FLASAHAN-Mrs. FlanaHans remains will DO
taken from her fathers EeslduRco Tlt0mna King,
=. kccey.at. at 0:;'o a. H. Thursday. 9Th Inst.
by carriages 10 Calvary.
HowAnp-Nov. 7. Irwin William Howard, axcd
- ycars !! months and :! days.
Funeral services at 10t Wainnt.st., Thussdsy,
Nov. y. ut o'clock p. nj.
Funeral from hls 4lststs residence. l03 MAshes
Atreet. tn VI. patrlcks church, thuncs by GArsiago
to Calvary, Thuteday, Nuy. Il.
Dr. HEltARD-Sos. Z. Mis-. II. Dc IcraTd, aEod
Funeral from the residences Of her non r. ". he
Dcsani, 1t Norwood Park, Un Friday, Nov, u, at
lO.:i0s. N. Friends Ut the family tnr1led.
EH Dltuquu sud ltaclne papers plenpe copy.
, 1877-11-08

Special nxp.tca Ia 7he tstcaao Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. 7.-Tho boiler In
Christmsn's sIingle mill at tlcrsaY exploded
to-day with terrific force, killing Edison shcr-
man, tho engineer, and shattcrlng the mill.
Deceased leaycs a wife aiui three children,
Tho damage 10 tho mill Is ubol.t $oOU.
, 1877-11-08

AT TURNER'S FALLS, MASS.
srntSarIELp, Mass, Nov. 7.-The Keith
papcr-mil1 at Turner's Falls was burned this
morning. Tho loss Is $30o,ooo; Insurance,
$oGaO00. This mill hnd capacity OF [lyo tons
paper daily, aud employed 100 hands.
, 1877-11-08

The Evanston Village Trustees met on Tues
day evening ut tho o!llco VI thcIt,oarI, OH Davis
street. with rrcatent Iiuse In tic chair, beside
wiIom there were present Mcssrs. Davis, kcdx!e,
Kellogg, and jerks.
After the opening routine business, including
tle acceptance Of tue reports for October of ttle
Village Clerk anl Street Commissioner, ~ we'll
Us Que franz Nr, Holly, Superintendent Ut Water
Works, thu repurt Of tho VllaYo Treasurer was
rr4sl, shuwn. fur October;
lecceipts.... ....,, ~. oi
uI4bufsealcHA... ....-. ..,......, IL, 711sVI
l}olAncp. .,... tl7t thM ,Ua
4 ItvtlttOn fruE numlcruf prupcrty y-uwncrs,
praying iuE tho conAtruvtiun ot y sidewalk ulunE
tic West sdr VI Jadsun avenue. bctwrcn liam
Iltoh aaa tiEerrlea! STREETS. together with IL
crusswalk nYeF hamilton street, WIS relegTcR to
ll!c Culh1ntliCe un Streets anl Al1eya.
Tho superintendent 0G NatLs-Wotks was
formally authorized to cut ul tne water supply
iEoIa a!l Llsises. the occupants Whereof sliaIl
AaFe tatlcsl lo pay thc Malcrtcnt belurt Nov. II.
Proposals by 4. ". Fletcher To construct MIL
repair b1cakWatcf Un TIC iaku-shosc along tue
Misl'iEan paTk front wess ae.sp1es'.
MF, <. ID. Powers stated to the buaEu that the
ii!trh, ur laEEG buxEl d1aln Which suus through
DR.. Maun'a grounds. wua undermining thu wall
vi Lls brick building. IT. WIS lertdru new
drain SHOULD bo constructed, sun!iug ulung
Deusu.a avenue and entrrins the Dasts-yt.cet
sewer,
Adjourned fos Two weeks.
X. J. Hurdrtte, the lu,norist 0f tho DurlinR.
ton Hu.eksYt, will lecturu it, tho Ftrst Melholt.t
Church tomorrow evening On "flle lttse aud
Full Vi ttu slu4tacllc."
HYDE rAuK AND LAKE.
The Board VI Education of District No. 2,
Town Ut Lakt, met ut tho Springer Schout-
House yesterday. Pse&snt-D{owuell, Alloway,
UEal.aul, Pullman, aud KINNEY.
Communications iruln several applicants for
positions " teachers Mcrs rea4 and placed ou
lie.
Miss Muller rendered her resignation ~ teach
Ct VI tue Ua!ou Stock. .Yarls, abe having seeeiy-
cd the appointment u fsluctpal VI tho Slate
Industrial School for Girls. The resignation,
vi luutiuu, Was accepted.
TAe aaliry u Sir. Lo;eEgren. janttor at tho
Shops school. VIZ ralsel from Us to 431 per
month.
Miss r, 4. Hill, Miss Lyza Mills. aud Miss
Hattie Wright were elected teachers 1t f40 per
| mouth each. Mrs. Valentine was elected .
| tca-hcr at salary Of 3l5 pct tuonth.
| a uusnber Of bills were allowed and oFdeta
| drawn fuF tho 4tluuut.
On motion, the President WAS Instructed TO
| toaku such arrangement u Ae coulI Tor the
accommodation ot such children " l4ye 10
, 1877-11-08

RU.N1ks " y 1FVE1DENI4
tgntria! btsaxssch to The CAaeuGo tribune.
FoKr WAYNE, lnd., Nov. 7.-aliss Annie
Ryan was murtalIy Injured and several Other
pcra0ns seriously hurt hy runaway aecilent
uear lIuntcstuwn l4at evening.
, 1877-11-08
AT EEyVR11ftf1. N. =

AT SEVDuR9, N. y.
Nawnuna, N. T., Nov. 7.-Tho otl-cloth
works Of u. Powers IS Sons WAS burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000; half Insured.
, 1877-11-08
AT CORAL. MICH.

Speiai Dfspntch 10 The CAira9o T,tbuRs.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 7.-Dctt's i
Hodor'a saw-,nlll, at Coral, slontca1m County,
in this State, burned last evening. Loss about
5000; partially insured.
, 1877-11-08

At A1.LEH1il3NY CITY, IA.
rITTsnuno. Pa. Nov. IA fire at Gilmore,
Waltcr + Co.'s ,louring-mIlls and J. N. straub
u Co.'s n,alt-housc, On South Canal street.
Allegheny City, last night, partially destroyed
both buildings. Loss, oil, ,0U0: fully Insured.
, 1877-11-08

AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass., Nov. 7.-Tho Ar1na
Manufacturing company's poeket-book factory
burned thla evening. Loss, $30;u00; Insured.
ScScnty-6yo mcn thus lose w1rk.
, 1877-11-08

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Nor. 7.-strs. Catherine
ltoit aud her mother, Mrs. Catherine Brady,
aged IL yeats, weru fasa'y burned to-uIgat.
, 1877-11-08
THE M'MILlAN MOVEMENT,

6pzt1u5 7H9IN19sA 70 TIT [AIta30 3T9NA4
Lincoln. NIB, Nov. IA great Temperance
revival Il IN proxreas here. Tue Hon, johu D.
Finch, Of New York, has bcen holding nightly
meetings hero fur about two weeks. Two
thousand naulcs hare becn signed to the pledge
roll. Last night joseon Mcmillan, formerly OF
Nt. Pleasant, H., dr1 In the CisY jail Of deli.
FIum t1emcuJ, Which gave 4 great impetus 70
tue Temperance cause to-day.
, 1877-11-08

Buck T. Rsyner's matt cough mixture u . simpls
remedy for ADULTS aud children.
, 1877-11-08

The reception given tlIe 6wcd,sl, Lady
Quastcttc vi l'rand'a Hull lust evening WIS Al.
cy.ut which they will scme,uber With pleasure.
for Il NUS supcEIatisely eotdn!, and Indicated
that they llavr made inal.y warm friends IL Chi.
cut,o. There were over w of tils naore psosu-
nuabcs u Sorwrclals xau Danes: Tho
hall Vas haudson.cly decorated with
thc f4ss Of tio two countrtrs were pe,daut sio
tr side lrutn this cent5c of thc gallery. The
ta!hrh, a:so, were oFllanlented' with bouquets
n3a tanev confectionery, atI were very pretty
Lc'o.c tic banquet. Al Aalf-past u O'clock tho
orchestra playeu ths rcccptlun march. Tlis
has followed bya WcIruuie address by e. J.
suHarll. who. III ptTnratlon, introduced the
puartctlc u Tbs assenblnxc, n'n!, shaking hands
collectively Lclng uut Vt thu question, *lupping
ot harris was substituted, and it was very
hfar:y Tic taates atd gentlemen tlen tnarcls-
aul, III. practically oyer. the tullowiu;
w. TIE r'ossasuine of EXERCISES: Toast,
''Il Ilosor u the Lady Quastctte," response
y 'o!n,, \. Enan4cr; song, ''Saturc,, oci.
vs ;.solsa t.ss s,s i. " eosty
''J4, vet rlt larL," by thy Swcdish htnyi,,u
eocctyi toast, ''AMesiya," responded to ty U.
iauks u t. 'GI,s Iua.rb4 das vesal .o Af!" tssels
skyn," W the Swedish singing society. III
course danelng calne next, aut IL was euioycd
until . o'clock " t4e lnorn!ng. The Cou.,nlttee
haS.ns slasEe ot % tns af1alr we1s G. ]. suM'icll,
~ -. A~tA"A~t -sAAttN ..1n6S41tGu} l. O. ictkf-
ton, 4. stenba:l, L. ilesAe!roth, A. Ci!aIsyr,
Alfred Jolnson, and G. u. Lindcsborg. They
did their duty.
THE coRos1R's polxGg.
Coroner Dietxsch yesterday held an Inquest
upon tntuz found by officer kearuon I9 tic
basement Of No. a0l ualstcd street; upon Catn-
a1iue Gels, 81 Years oi sge, At Nj. III NewGclry
avenue, who died Of hctnorrLagc n clltlbe.l
upon Leo Strttu4ateE, who died Of apoplexy vi
the bEaisl Al No lol North avenue; and uppu
Ascl 0lcaon, y boy who was run over aud
Killed VI Er&uktsas Ia We altsEuoua u
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Murder will Out.

A few years ago August Flower
was discovered to be a certain cure fol
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint. a few
thin Dyspaptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they had
been cured by its u-e. The great mer
its of GREEN AUGUsr FLOWER became
heralded through the country by one
sufferer tc anott T. until, without adj.
vertising. its sale has become immense
Druggists in EVERY TOWN ia the
United States are selling it. No per,
son suffering from Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache. Costiveness. palpitation ol
the Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc
can take three doses without rsliefs
Go to your Druggist and get a bottle
for 10 cents and try it. Sample bottle
10 cents. Crane s. Brigham, Agents,
San Francisco.
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ally INTELLIGENCER.
friday, August 81. 1877.
,,cr.nx-Dr. BIalock. Of walla

pm FARM DIR. Bialock, Of walla
w,,l.. bought tract for a farm As
-, No fence about it. ne fought q
-, claim and pat up a portable
u.;,l The teamsters. seeing d
So. ahead, raised the price OF
S S lumber, but he checkmated
. s By buildiog fiume by which he
sos" noIy Aoated down his fence lumber
no' ~ -: single field of 1880 acres but
i 'D., !, ready to supply walla walla
III ',h 10 .nber and firewood from the
w. .ource. Old farmers gazed in
49, .;.hmeut at this daring operator and
a.s.s.sied his financial ruin. He has
pIpsd the laugh on them by harvest
.oIn erop that requires 1880 burlap
'Ds n capacity of 1870 pounds each.
~ Il 70 market. This Is total OF
- 20 .oos Tor . first crop. worth in San
v:ws,c;sco at e. - per GENITAL. the ne I
tn. .um of $3l. 800. 1t is not the
ls.' natural wealth of Walla Walla
, .'Jls that has enriched her citizens
:. !. itsir energy. perseverance and in
u = They do not wait for money
49,. soms 70 them they make it. If We
"a lev such men as ID. y. Baker in
~. ~. .,ty the Seattle and Walla Walla
.'.;I,o.d would be tapping the Column
hs river .. Priests Rapids ere this.
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FELL OvERBoARp.-Yesterdsy morn
ing the steamer Dispatch lay st the
head Of Yesler's wharf, while trihe
further down the pier sat boy, fish.
ing. He was a son Of W ID. Lyts, the
constable. aged abou. eight years.
Somehow or other, the boy fell of the
pier. and his cries for help attracted
the attention of lady on board the
Dispatch. She called Ned Stesrns, the
engineer of the vessel, who immedi-
ately pulled of his coat and boots and
caught the terrified youngstcr, as the
waves were finally closing over him.
After drying bis clothes on hoard the
steamer, the hoy was permitted to 30
to his home
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TEMPERANCE.-The Temperance 81

TEMPERANcE.-The temperance an.
niversary in the M. E. Church last
evening was we'll attended and consid.
cradle enthusiasm was manifested. The
first speaker was the Rev. Mr.. Driver,
Of the conference Then, after music
from the choir. Mr.. Willard, Temper.
once Lecturer fer California. introduced
the following resolution. which, after
an address by him, WAS adopted:
"WHEREAs. The manufacture and the
traffic in Intoxicating drinks is q fruit
full sOr ce OF four-tifths of the pauper-
ism and crime, the wretchedness, sick
ness, insanity. and death which atflict
the world, therefore
ReOlred. That we as conference
will wager incea ant war against these
giant evils Of the day. That we will
exhort our people to vote for q prohib-
itory law and will 60 with them to the
polls. and that we will nerer falter nor
recede in this great moral work until
its final contamination"
MIR. Magill was then introduced and
made brief and stirring speech.
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ScHooNERs.-As the harvesting sea-
son comes about. the small schooner:
begin to put in regular appearances on
the lower Sound grain trade. The L.
J. Perry. commanded by Capt. Charles
Bowden, is loading lumber at Freeport
for LAConner; the Planter arrived yes.
terdsy FROM Sullivan's ranch. on the
Swinomish fats, with 400 sacks of the
new crop Of oats, and is loading re-
turn cargo Of lumber from Colnsn's
mill; the Carrie Hayden has been lay
ing alongside of Crawford & Harring-
tons dock for several days
and tho JnAnitS is moored along
side Of Hammend's ways. During
'sst year. the greater portion of the
grain crop from the lowor Sound was
brought here by these small schooners
for re-shipment to San Francisco. but
this year they will have to compete
with the Fanny Lake and Wenat. But
the amount Of grain produced this year
Is 20 much in advance OF the crop OF
1875 that it Is fair to infer that the
schooners will have more business in
the grain line than they had last year
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STEAMBOAT ITEMS The steamer
Annie Stewart had to grnpe her way
down from Tacoma through q dense
fog on WEDNESDAY night and barely got
of for Victoria on schedule time
The Zephyr arrived from Snoho.nish
yesterday and brought amongst other
freight $50 barrels Of salmon from Tull's
fishery at Muckilteo. The Dispatch
has brought up two leads Of lime this
week, one from Orc.s Island and the
other from San Juan. The Libby is
loading -four AMI bran for Utsalady and
LaConner and leaves for the lower
Sound this morning The Messenger
and Ottef are due from the upper Sound
this afternoon. :. .The Wenat left Free
port yesterday with two large scow
loads Of lumber in tow, her destination
being somewhere about LaConner.
The Donald started down the Sound
yesterday with the intention Of cruising
as far as Cape Flattery in search of in
ward bound vessels Victoria mails
and passengers are due here at 6 o'clock
this afternoon, sincc the Isabel and
Annie Stewart took to the route.
Carpenters are at work on the Eliza
Anderson at Olympia and may possibly
succeed in getting that superann uated
craft in order to run again.
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d. Z. Conference Proceedines.

The conference met at s45. B;,hor
Newman in the chair. Devotional ex.
eFcises were conducted by Rev. Mr..
Ross, Of the Michigan conference; af.er
which the regular business of the con-
Terence was taken up and continued I'm.
I'll 1920, when the conference went
into private session to consider the COM
plants and statements of Rev's I'D.
Driver and n. Dosne. This absorbed
the residue of the forenoon also an
extra session yesterday afternoon, and
az the time Of our going TO press we
learn that the matter is to be further
considered in private session this fore
noon.
At p. ". Rev. Mr.. Vandersol,
preached very interesting discourse.
AZ 1902. II. the conference temperance
meeting was held. Rev. j. McCormac.
OF the Reformed Episcopal Church, and
Rev. ID. 4 Cr0well. Of Nebraska con-
ference, were introduced into the CON
ference.
The meetings arc very fully attended
and we notice many visiotrs from abroad.
r. j. Northrup and many other prom
inent laymen from Portland are ex-
pected here TO spend the Sabbath.
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ruv MACHINE SHoPs.-The Tacom

ruy MACHINE Shops. --The Tacoma
Hrau gives the following description
n the machine shops of the Northefn
Pacific Railroad Company. now in pro-
rsss OF construction under supervision
SpD. Forbes: There are two ma
chime and car shops 60x220. with an l.
s0rsO. and On additional l. 40x60 feet.
making . running surface Of 50x37c
f.st or 1913 yards. The buildings are
vey strong, being thoroughly braced
and made Of first-class material. The
blacksmith shop is but few feet south
Of the machine shop, 50x5O. is one of
The strongest buildings We have seen Oh
he coast, and reflects credit on the
architects. II is well calculated for the
puruose. The round house. the foun-
dstiou Of which is just begun. is Cox
$50 feet; it is in q crescent form fad
will stable seven engines. At I
that il what it is calculated for. An
addition will be built as soon rs prsc
ticsble. It's plan is on radius capable
Of housing forty engines. when that
amount Of room is required. The turn
table which is very strong. will be in
the center of the circle.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-31

Sound MANA fruit orchard
without IN evaporator is only bill Of
expense to its owner. j. Nj. Jesse, OF
Walla walla, has put up large guam.
tity Of peaches and plums this year
with his "Plummer" dryer. Last year
he got thirty-seven pounds of peaches
nom tree that was but one year old,
aud gathered fourteen tons of grapes
tfsm four acres Of land. Such h man
q that need not depend on his neigh.
oors to furnish him with fruit, to help
IAN run his machine. In the language
o. the tall Welsh gentleman who in
vited Jack the Giant Killer to breakfa
'Har can do that hurself."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-31

IhE VERSATILE SHo oTIsr.--C j.
1oegpsay, the man who used several
.sa.''s gamblers rs targets to show his
Nil :. - pistol shot. has been set ut
He undertook to keep . -.
:, and two fellows undertook to rob
~ q the fascinating game which is so
Sssely reported by an American
Seaomatist at foreign court. There
- tns irate Gaul unlocked . porta-
- oattery from his waist and turned
: About pound Of cold lead into
A.l crowd He is no good man to
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-08-31

PETIT LARCENY The jury in the
"shookin' dices" case were out all night
and finally came in early yesterday
morning with verdict Of petty larce-
ny against Mcdonald. This will secure
to Mcdonald an imprisonment of thirty
days. after which he may DO able to
leave here for green fields and pas
lures new" Dowd. his partner in the
business. has not yet been tried. and
there is little doubt but he will receive
a more severe punishment than did Nc
Donald.