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The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-04
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4 point IN railway eIt pm"n' "u
which conclusions nav" been rrt bel
n this country different from ttJt"
which have prevailed In T. gland 81,
now under discussion in "a" Ec'--
echnical journals. Mr.. II % Gulp'hanr
yho iseu"inerr n-chlrfp f the rtlw asa
n the colony Of Y Gloria. contributes In
t|receIt report som valuable opinions
IN tie subj ct. H. says There he's
,lways ben a dis'rIst 81 ~ iron
wheels in England hey are believed -
10 much more liable 20 break thauflpz"
u wrought ron. This IL M DOUBT The
.ase when common cast iron ~ usri.
Jut II ~ inp5tsib'- 20 resist tur '"s'>
nony in favor ~ the cast iron disk
wheel, which is uss-l in the luitei
states. Tle metal IN The mr-t - thpse
wheels u cold blast charcoal iron. IN uie
from the red hemtii'" ores. and great
are il taken in casting. | feel con
yincHi thar the best 81 these wheels ar.
~ safe "a the best wrought iron wheels
n any climate. and that they are sat-f
han wrought iron whee.s with steel
tires in countries suhi 80 % severe
'rO4ts There il a hint here for our
ron manufacturers "A % their market
n Australia
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-04

stones. the record of hundreds Of those
who ought to be alive now. and would
be with their families and friends but
for the fact that they needed not such
warning from their friends as We are
now giving to all the readers Of the
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-04

A correspondent At Rutland. ~
mentions A curiou~ iu-ttrcr ~ tn" 1i'"r
.f,c # the adanlnis' ration ~ "'A o.
II * said that only a small mount "i
ether WIS vs.. a. sun rrut "a ptoiur"
,nsensihility while "A few teeth wrf"
Irawn. The Lady went home after ~"
oper alton with her hush ni. AMI u'
abnormal consequences wcr" n"'ir"i
during the dav. ~ night h"r husband
yas awakened by her violent scT~dWinP-
She soon became more quiet, hut taik"i
incessantly and lu"ohrrrHtly. much 80
her speech being short - uctil ,'i"rt "i
religious phrases. This condition OF
mental der ,ngrIncnt continued Tor t"'
.r,l DAYS during her waking hnIrs. bat
lid mo-, interfere with her y ""pr ~ app
lite. Snmewhtt an Ar ctt's - tenn
pnrary insanity have been ocrt ioutliv
noted IN medical practice. after ~" us"
# NJ y 'hctics. and much %evii"uc" ~
he sort was brought forward pa q
famous trial several years igp a. lillt
iplphia. Perhaps ~ might help pa" lie
ems. I'm murder cttes ~ ia" prisoner
.hould. before committing ~" rTm'.
all at a dentists pn AMI hty~ tf"',h
~ racted.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-04
The Lacquer Tree

The Philadelphia Academy ~ Na'uJ-
Al Sciences has been discussing the oil
vantages If promoting The growth ct
tn. lacuIer tree in this country. The
vanish ohtaiurs' from IN stree la Japan
= used for the beautiful lacquer work
of that country. Tn tree tSut the rhu'
family, and the vJTnish, when new. ~
poisonous. causing a rash. Dc.th 'Wtr
mentioned an AmrTlC n family. All ~
whom were pn.sou"! hy som" newly
Iacaurr,d furniture sent from japan
Prof. RothroCk tu'daPIIIu. u~nvlruisht~$
ale 90 An instlrc, where liull company
of soldiers WAS sent to Cap Cod I" drllI.
mi - per cent. of Thorn were poisoned
nv "A plant 90 the rhus kind, probably
poison sumaCh
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-04

The lives Of the o-sI OF Us arr spa.
in choosing between syiA-Junlut ,
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-04

Prof. : 7. Baird. to Fish CommIs'
sioner. provided las, month at salem.
Mass. for r.suming IN. usual work of
the corps of ~na.urallStS who spend their
summer vacations IN doing g~rttditouS
ltbor for the Commission and N th"
interests u: science. Tn" drri INK
operations this wear are already spoken
If ~ being highly successful. luth,ytv
three htuls there have been Gathered
Snp species ~ iuvrrtehTAte animals. an
MANY fishes hitherto unt found ia our
waters. some Of the details Were an
uouuc,d Al the field meeting of u
ESs.x Institute recently At Marble
head Neck. which appears {" have been
an occasion of more thI1 IA usual SCI
rutiiC interest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1877-10-04

EXCEEDS 1000.
A third cataract took an easterly d.
rection, destroying the bridge of Palate
and doing grievous I'M Try to the estates
in that neighbOrhood. of which the
most important is celebrated for its fine
wine. we'll known as "Vino de Patate,'
made by Don Vicente Alvarez. We
have as yet no detailed accounts of the
ravages caused by the eruption in the
East, and are still in ignorance as to
whether they have extended to the
equiterial territory of the Amaz m.
Although the surroundings of Quito
nave been laid waste. the city itself only
suffered from a rain of ashes and a com.
plete darkness. which began on the 26.h
of June, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
At Machache and other places the night
lasted for thirty consecutive hours. In
the midst Of this Opaque gloom one
could hear the believing of the cattle and
the cries of other animals who, deprived
Of their usual food by the shower of
ashes, sought in a species of frenzy for
the means Of satisfying their hunger.
Other beasts, frantic with terror. career
ed hither and thither as if in despair.
and the piteOus bowling of the dogs
the air with its ominOus sound.
In Quito the darkness was not a that
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

T1NHE undersigned is now Offering same
l. OF the iinest agricultural land on the
ga e. af low fgure. t-wit:
~ acres at the head Of PORT Susau bay I'm I.l,ud
unity. and described foliowr-Lots No ore
moo and three, of Section g. and the east ham of the
rth-east quarter and the 10; No. four Of Section
In township 80. north OF range east. Is0 acres
OF the above tract Is level free Of sloughs or chcs
and Q, the tide-fat quality. but l. raised above the
usual level ofatland by The drift OF the skagi and
Steilaguamish rivers and 81 acres beautifully ee-
waited for building purposes. The bottom land pro-
duces heavy growth OF wild red-top grass and
peavine, mixed.
Also ltO acres situated In Mason county, miles
from Oakland and two miles from Big SkOOkum
bay, with good dry road from the said land to the
bay. This tact has 40 acres Of the best of Cedar
and FIR timber on H. the remainder Q2O il the rich
est Of reclaimed, beaverdam brush, bottom-land,
with small brook running through IT, A good
cedar log house. five acres well cleared and o ma
tural cranberry bsa of 3 acres are on It,.
Also 11h acres o. the NesQualy river bottom
well adapted to hop-culture, and nine unimproved
toWnl0s in the central business portion Of the City
For further particulars enquire Of L. L. Andrews,
IaConner. !. " M0ssman or the edi or of this pa.
per, Olympia, or the undersigned at SkoOkum Chuck
The above described land. was selected and pur-
ceased by myself for agricultural purposes, In an
w PAcKwooD.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

DISTRICT CouRr.-The proceedings
of importance in the Dist ct Court,
the past week, embrace the fol- ow.
ing business: Richard Slocum SEN
fenced to three months' imprisonment
in the Peniteutiary, and to pay a fine
Of $3.50 and costs, for assault and
battery on John Bergie; Mrs. Sci
bert, sentenced to imprisonment in
the County Jail for eighteen months
for committing the crime Of bigamy;
Fuller; for the same crime, sentenced
to three years in the Penitentiary and
to pay a fine Of $500. The oonsid-
Grafton of the Crosby case-the
Jarndyce suit of tho present sess ion
has given place to other bushes s,
but will be resumed next Friday.
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| CHICAGO. Dcc. Is-Thc Journals Wash
/ ington special SAYS: Information received
here TO dav from Columbia, ). G, y To the
effect thai senator NJ &. Buffers efforts 20
have further criminal proceedings against
Sena,or Patterson stopped, have resulted
in failure, owing 10 the opposition OF Gov.
Hampton. The prosecution will be pushed
vigorously, and Uampton's friends are de-
tcrmined if they cannot have Patterso
brought into the state for trial. to force
him out Of the senate by exposing his al
lodged corrupt transactions.
Pardon Signed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. i9.-The president
to day signed the pardon for John A.
Joyce, convicted of conspiring to defraud
the United States Of taxes on distilled
spirits. The pardon is full and uncondl'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

EA tract of land on Cowlitz
Prairie comprising III acres, sold q
short time ago for $1S per acre.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

81 White men haye been substi-
tuted for Chinese in the employ of
the Port Blakely MillCo.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

81 Hon. W. B. Gosnell, OF Lew
is county, was in town q few days
ago. 4''@ ~ g." ''
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22
Texans Surrender.

GALVESTON, Dec. lS.-The News Aus.
tin special says A dispatch received by
the governor from the sheriff of Ell PasO
county stated that the state troops had sur
rendered to the Mexican mob at 3 y. NJ
Yesterday Their ammunition was ex.
hausted and they were unable to hold out
longer After the surrender Howard, At
kinson and Mcbride were shot to death by
Mexicaus.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

CO Mrs. A G. ssnirh is ih. agent Tor
fsr- w&rn~rls Healfh Csr~.s- tine xrs~ae~s
h-ssz ef The aEe- Gall a. i~ave cr2csx as
the rs~asnsses of M Frxncis Heery.
SEBASTIAN
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

On FAvonrrEs.-Mr. Chilbers has for
sale the genuine maple syrup and the old.
fashioned apple butter. Joe knows what
the people want rs welias II he had served
q lie time behind the counter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

NkltAxza- E<ln and ~sn Frx,ri~ru. I
tsssl4 and Solver C2~s~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

Pardon Signed

WASHINGTON, Dec. i9.-The president
to day signed the pardon for John A.
Joyce, convicted of conspiring to defraud
the United States Of taxes on distilled
spirits. The pardon is full and uncondi-
tiOnal
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22
Business Notices.

Co Mr.. r. Huntley, in the rear of Chill
berg's store, corner Of Fifth and Main St.
is now prepared to do all kinds of uphol
stery, repairing of furniture, the manufac
ture of picture frames. and everything in
that line of business. We can testify that
his work is we'll done and his prices rea
sonable. For instance: Moulding that sells
for from Is to 20. cents per foot at other
places, is sold by Mt II. at from IL to IS
without any extra charge for making II
into picture frames or cornices. Call and
see samples OF his work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

seth Thomas. 4 y. welcA. AnsoniA. III
tertr and several other Of the
Leading Makers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

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Silverware.
Jewelry.

Sets, Sleeve Buttons, Cellar Buttons, Cuff
Pins, Ear Rings, Emblem Pins, Brace
lets. Studs, Charms, Neck Chains,
Vest Chains, Shawl Pins, and
Thousand Other Things
in Gold, SILVER, and
plated.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-12-22

Ce.~s@rfly "a hand aa< n.aae % arser.
olErafaA. July a. Is-T. xs1f
The New York herald., 1877-10-11
- -
ATHLETIC POLICEMEN.

Tho officers OF the Twcnty-ni precinct OF this
city held an athletic meeting al the HUDSON River
Park Eighty sixth street and North River yesterday
afternoon. There were events on the programme,
the rst OF which the hundred and aty yard dash
for men weighing over two hundred pounda There
we're six contestants IN this Affair." Oniccr cCauicy
won the nrst prize Nolan the second and Muldoon tho
third. Time, 24las. he second event was single
sculling race, distance one mc ana quarter This
was won Ny Foley; kcating was second and Muln
third. Time, lOn. 5l -. The third event was one
hundred anu hily yard dash for all weIgnt@ Grassick
came III hsi, Wiley second ana McGrath third. iime,
Is double SOUL race, distance The same tho
sibg.es followed This was wen by Keating and Price ;
Mohr and Kcttncr were second. Time Oln. 30Ias Ino
hali-mle race was won by Siehon; Grassck was soc-
ond Time, 3m. 32tss. Inc iouroared 1ig
next THIS was over tho same distance az the other
boat races Tho contestants wcre-Firsl section,
Wilson. Price, Ganney aud Evans; second seotlon,
Foley, kcttnor Erskne and Weehoi Wilson'S crew
won easily. Time, 9m. 5s1s rhc sack race was
won by WiIey Fleming was second Muidoon
tne onc mile walk defeating four Others. rime,
ION. ss. The prize for this contest beautiful
silver ice pitcher. Putting the shot was won bv
Grassick who throw 30 II 5,s IN; Fleming threw 81
IL. IN The tug o war was won by Priceis team,
they hauling M,oncs over The limo IN 10 seconds
The New York herald., 1877-10-11

Belle were brought out again. and after most intor
ssi'nG contest Sumpmaster scored second victory
py length. The jumping was most excellent by
both horses. The time OF the last race was :l6k
TIM FOURTH RACE
was for silver cup, dash OF three-qusrters Of mile
taying nye Candidates Tor the prize; These were W.
s.sv na.s lssoa Edsss brown ssdnns
Victor and W. Murphy's gray esIdne MonrntuL
Lorena WAS the fav0rite a odds against the field She
took tho lead at tho fall Of the nag headed
and won by ten lengths In ;23. Milo second,
Jersey Boy third Don Victor fourth, Mourniul NTH.
The following are the
SUMMARIZES
GENrLEMENs AMATEUR JOCKEY CLUB-WAvERLY
PARK. NEWARK, N j., OCTOBER To- FIRST RACE. .-Haf-
stakes; $50 TO be added BY club $40 OF when to
so 10 the second horse tor gentlemen's horsos
have not been IN training stable oul used for road
purposes for six months previous 10 day OF race
Weight l6o lbs overweight allowed.
Starters
T. =. Edgar's br. &. Jersey Boy, by Leaning
Frank N. Peters, g. &. Mourniul, by yandal,
dam oy Planet .........................3 2
Time, o:5s--o5sh.
SANE DAY-Aile heats; purse $500, 800 Of which
to 60 to she second horse welier weights OF 25 lbs
ovsrwoigh. Tor age; overwe,shl allowed II declared.
w. N. Litteils ch. l. sister Of Mercy, by War
Dance-sster Of Charity .........,.. !
Samuel Z. hunters ch. g. Erastus Corning, by
Lightn,pg--Nora Creina. dis
Frank Durand's br. u. Partnership. by Asteroid--
4. y. Edgar's ch c. KING Bee, by Hamburg, dam
by J. Z. Brsckinridge. dr..
W. A. Perry's oh. c. Caracalls, by kinghsher-
Camilla. dr.
rime, l;57- LAO
THIRD
SAMH DAY-Hurdle race, one mile and halt, over
six hurdles $l5 entrance play or pay the club to add
$780, $26 oil winch TO go TO tho second horse Horses
only eligible on same conditions in arst race
Weight los los; overweight allowed.
Starters
Frank Durand's g. &. Stumpmastcr. ................
Walter Murphy's b. IN. Belle. le..................... U
w. b. Durandis ch. g. Modoc. oc.................... DIR
Time All.
FOURTH RACE.
SANE DAY.-For q silver cup. Three.quarters OF q
mile.
Starters
w. NJ Littolps y. N. Lorena...
w. A. Perry's cn. & Milo...
Il. r. Edgar's Dr. y. Jersey Boy.
Il. Al Peters, ch. &. Don Victor. tor................
w. Murpbys g. &. Mourniul.. ............ 5
rmc LA
FIFTH
SAME DAY-For a silver cup, gwen by Clarence
Levy. A hurdle raco OF a mile and q half over six
hurdles.
Frank Durand's &. g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
W. Murpny's b. III. Beie...r .r.................... =
Time, 3:BA.
The New York herald., 1877-10-11
RACING IN ENGLAND.

THE CAMBRIDdEsHiRE STAKES WON BIZ THE
AMERICAN HORSE NATE.
LONDON, Oct 10. 1871
The race for tho second class Cambrdgeshire Stakes
at tho Newmarket second October meeting to-day
won by Mr. saniord's Mate who boat Sir j. D. Ast-
loy's Rascal, tho only other starter.
SUMMARY.
The SECOND CLASS CAMBRIDGESHfRE STAKES (handi-
cap) 10 sovs each half foreit with 200 added the win
ner to be sold by auction for 800 winners after
publication OF the weights lbs OF handicap, lbs.
OF two 10 lbs. extra; entrance sovs the only tor
feit II declared by a time to be fixed when the weights
appear; cambrdgeshre Stakes course; ID subscribers
Dir. sanford's br, H. Mate, by Australian, out OF
Sir J. D. Astley's br. Rascal, by Lolterer or
Broomieaw, out OF Christmas Pie, years. .....
TnE WINNER
Mate was well known horse on all the Eastern
tracks He was brod at Alexsnder's, IN kentucky,
and was purchased when yearllng by Mr. Sanford
for $700 He did not run as a two -yoar old, but AS
three year old be started five times winning twice-a
dash of mile and quarter at Jerome Park, and the
Ocean Hotel Stakes at Long Branch. As four year
old he ran nine times, winning nve-tho Fordham
Handicap and u dash Of mile and threc-qu quarters at
the Jerome Park spring meeting; the Mansion House
Stakes Long Branch and mile and three uartcrs
and the Maturity Stakes three miles, al the Jerome
fall meeting. He beaten the Saratoga meeting
by True Blue in Of the best ever run
Tor two miles, True Blue winning by half
length in 3:321s. As hve-year-old Mate again
nine times, winning four-viz., mile heats and the
Prospect Park Cup at Prospect Park Brooklyn In Sep
tember In October he won the Manhattan Handicap,
mile and quarter, and the Grand National Handi-
cap, miles, at Jerome Park, carrying ll6 lbs. in
the short and III lbs The long In 1875 he
started eight tmos, winning the Long Branch Stakes
q mile aud three quarters, at Monmouth Park. At
Saratoga he won tho dash OF two miles and eighth.
At the Jerome Park iall meeting he walked for
the mile and thrcequarer purse for all ages carry
100 lbs "A class OF that he almost invncibe
for while at the meeting he beat Miner Aero
bat and Colonel Nel,gan At Two miles, which his
last prior to hts departure Tor England. Nate
started several times IN England but never showed
tho form he had in America. Today's Is his drsl
victory Mate is 8 years old.
The New York herald., 1877-10-11
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

SIXTH DAY OF THE FALL MEETING AT JEROME
Four races will bc to-day Mt Jerome Park, and
from the character OF tho entries the races must be
highly interesting The arst event will be Tor the
Members Cur OF the value OF $500, added TO sweep
stakes OF SIS ech play or pay the second horse to
receive $50 OF tho stakes. one mile. The follow
ing the entries for this with the betting at
the subscription room last n ight attached
H. Center's br. c. Freebooter 146 lbs, to against
A. b. Purdy's ch. c. Barricade. LAG lbs, 3to against
Mr.. ch. IN. Australnd, 149 lbs, "a to against
Mr. Scotts ch. G. wariocS, lao lbs, TO against
The second race will be for purse Of 5000 tor all
agos, to carry Ito lbs allowance. ono mile and
quarter, For this were entered G. L. Loriard's bay
horss Tom ochiltreo e. Brewster Co. . back colt
Virginius ami r. Lorilards chestnut colt Barricade
There betting on tho result
Tho third will be for purse OF $500 for three
year-oIds; beaten madcns allowed lbs Winners
during year OF any single Of value OF $500 TO
carry lbs, Of s., 900 lbs, Of $1,000 lbs extra
One mile and quarter. Entered tor this are:-
Piper Heads.eck, 116 lbs, TO against.
Minoola, lis lbs, IL to against.
w. Higgins, lis lbs, TO l against
Kipgsand, 1lS lbs, IL to against.
Lady salyers. lis lbs, 3 70 1 against
Sears' Lexington colt ll3 lbs, 10 20 against
Vermont, l13 lbs, 10 1 against
| Diondel, Il5 lbs, 10 to against
Tho fourth will be sweepstakes OF SIS each,
with $3.50 added by Mr.. Pierre Loriilard Tor horses
have not been training stable for thirty days
the and have been for that poriod the
| bond fde property OF the nominaior The second
| hourse to receive 500 the American Jockey
Club. Gentlemen rdcrs with weiter weights OF forty
pounds added to weight Tor ago. Thrcequarters OF
| mile. The following are the entres:-
Ambush, Ill lbs, S TO against
Henry owens, l01 lbs, 10 to against
| Rappahan mock 106 lbs, 3 TO 1 against
| Hattie ", los lbs, g to 1 against
Shylock, LA lbs, 5 to against
YIceroy III lbs, o to against
| Major Barker, 81 lbs, 2ts TO against
| Kilburn, io6 lbs, 2 TO against
! George Longstar has matched Ds colt w. l. Haggin
! against Drennon's Piper Hedseck dash u
milo, each carrying ITO lbs, for 5000 SIDE The
| to come oil on saturday at jerome PARK.
The New York herald., 1877-10-11
YACHTING NOTES.

The negotiations Tor the sale OF tho schooner yacht
Rcsolutc havo talon through and she Will be taken of
the marine railway at Newport at once. She
placed there by order OF for tho purpose OF
allowing Mr. Arthur Cheney, OF Boston, who
pccted to purchase her, 10 examine her bottom, &c
she will DC taken into winter qu arters
The yacht Josephine from New York. passed
Fortress Monroe yesterday bound In Tor Baltimore.