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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-12
EI.ROPE.

PARIS. May IL - Courb-t. tue
painter, consents u pay fire OF sixty
thousand dollars for bis share in the
destruction of the Vendome column.
LONDON, May ll.-Vo!uu,eers from
militia regiments have been asked for
hospital and transport service
Tie Duke Of Edinturg is on hi, way
TO the Suez canal
FRANKFORT. May 1.-Two thousand
cslliers OF Dartmould Dist. of Prussia.
have struck. and the strike threatens to
assume serious proportions.
ROME. May 1.-The ministerial
organ says The .enates vote reject
ing the clerical abuse bill is in defiance
of the government 5 ecclesiastical pill
cy. The university is bound IN meet
the senate's action by introducing q
civil marriage bill and promised plan
for the reorganization of ecclesiastical
property.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 1.-THE local
authorities have reported that in con-
sequence of sickness and poverty they
are unable to provide the million rou-
bles demanded by the government as -
voluntary Offer. They offer TO pay the
sun BY installments.
LONDON. May. 1.-THE amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England on balance to day is Gil 600.
Specie in the Bank Of France has in
creased three million francs during the
past week.
The weekly statement of the lmper-
ial Bank Of Germany shows decrease
of four million marks.
Intelligence has been received from
Suliua that on Wednesday the Russians
attempted to cross the Danube at REM
They threw bridge over the river, but
were met by the Turkish infantry and
artillery, assisted 10y three gnnboats.
Tn. bridge was broken up aud large
number Of Russians killed and cap
turei. The Russians were completely
defeated.
BERLIN, May 1.-THE Imperial
R,nk, Of Germany. raised the rate of
discount to ) per cent. for bills ana six
for advances
CeNsTANrlSorLE. May 1.-THE Sui
tan is much pl' ased with Earl Derby
reply 10 Prince Gnrtschakofs circular.
and has ordered the Porte to thank the
English government. He has also told
Said Pasha. his AID de Campo. to
thank Lsyard.
Works for the defense of CONSTANT
nople will lie constructed by the inhab-
itants
LONDON. May ll.-Consols 81 l-5G0
i-6; Forty bonds l06i; Erie o
LIVERPOOL. May ll.-Co,ton tending
downward. Upland. 57ls 8; Orleans. 6
l-6 Sales, 1000 pounds Breadstuffs
quite steady. Corn. a6s Cd for new
mixed Western wheat, 12s 9d(dl3s
Sd for average; California wheat, l3s
3d{dl3s Cd.
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FAIR PROSPECT.

Tho Dayton Necs pn,s the probable
increase to our population by i.nmigra-
tion this year a, 10000 to $4,000 A
gain Of over 60 per cent. which this
.samoa Ste 10. would be very well. but is.
perhaps too sanguiue an estimate We
can. however. safely count on such an
addition 10y this summers influx a. to
give ns 10y the opening of the new year
u populations greater shan that Of Ne
vada aud equal to that os Colorado
both Of them States.
4 gain Of q 900 new settlers is
claimed tor Oregon this year and il,
woald b strange if Washington Terri
tory with ITS greater area Of unocupiei
lands. under = sky that never with
holds its timely dcws and rains. world
not secure All equal number. ct least,
The wallA Walla Stafesmaa declares
that in Whitman county alone are 5000
elAias. averaging Loo acres each. of un-
--saspasssb,s wheat land. that will yield
their 50 to 60 bnshels per acre annually
awaiting occupancy. and which afford
immaculate provision for al agricultural
settlement of no, less than 10. ooo souls,
In the light of such facts the editor
Of the Nfscs is perfectly right. and plac
as himself on record as a champion al
the true interests Of the people in in
sistieg tina, il bcheoves the citizens ot
Washington Territory now 10 work 20,
gcsser as with Gus hear. aud purpose
Tor .hs great end of securing an early
admission into the Union a. . State,
As Territory. VIC ste unjus'ly shorn
If the measure Of political influence And
ssls.ptosee,ing privilege which IS oar
right--~ hich Is necessary to Cur failure
commercial and industrial adsanoe
mens Tho distinctive interests Of Or.
egon have their v,uaicA,ion in the vote,
of Mitchell ard Grover and Williams
Oars have noss. and are .. the mercy
efehanee OF accidental esreliency.
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NV YORK, Msy ll-The .>aR',
Sal. Lake speclal a. Cheyenne yes'er-
day says; The Black Eill. stage
brought in thir:eeu pounds Ct gold
the resal. Of two weeks working # ten
s:amps. The miners in Smi. ms mine. 8,
Dcaiwcod GQich hare rich quart lo,ies,
but 10 large ones a. yet have been dis
covered Several quartz mines lave
changed hands q, from one To fifty
'housaui dollars each. Adventures
az coming Uu; and hardly man i,
gong in
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-12
County and City Official Press.
Saturday, May l2, 1877
THE COUNTY PRINTING.

As heretofore, the County Commits
sioners have again awarded Us the pub
lie printing for another year, AL this
time q. what may be considered fair
ard rsmnneraiive rates That's right;
and we oeIiese the people % the county
will 50 regard it. for the reason that
they have been accustomed for the past
ten or eleven years 10 look for the pro
ceedings Of the Board and all other
county printing in this the oldest es'ab-
hshed paper in Seattle. aud the one by
far tho most generally read Of any in
the Territory .asd because Of their just
appreciation. not only of this paper
but Of the maxim that the "iaborcr is
worthy Of his hire. and Of Just and
ample compensation for what he does,
whether employed by a private individ
usl or by the public. Yet the publisher
Of our evening contemporary. who ne
elected 10 put ia any bld for the print
ing himself. refers TO us in no very fat
tsring terms for h.ppening at last TO
have succeeded in obtaining this work
for about three-auaricrs Of what We
might legally charge for any advertis-
ing. in the absence of an express
contract There is no merit. how
ever. in his criticisms upon our bid,
OF in bis charge of exorbitancy by us.
- the publisher of the Dispatch bid
from 8 to 2; cents per squ.re higher
that onrselvrs--and the Tribune. if it
had Eel. disposed To do the work cheaper
might have got it. Bnt il it had, it
would profit but very little from lt--as
under our contract. the total cast Of the
printing for tho coming year. can't
amount to over ten or twelve lnuired
dollars in scrip. including the tax list.
il it does two-shirds Of that sum
: Toe 7ribaae man. in this connection.
il wrong again IN countenapcing the idea
that any newspaper should do the
county or city printing for less than
should be charged any private indi-
yiduals Tor the same amount Of work
1t should, on the contrary, as We most
decidedly do. regard our City and
County authorities as under an obliga
tion which will always Justify them in
doing to tho utmost what may be law
fully done ia aid Of their lscal press.
being the representatives as they are
OF that public ia whose behalf that
press 10 ever laber,ng and welding a
most beneficial influence.
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RErgkaxxr.- The editorial asu-
assnent - the Dayton Ness has been
transferred ftom A. ]. Cain. The feun-
der at the journal. 10 r I'll. CFs~larl
4 &c. Tie NvFs nAs been COOL ex
pansas 1t the interests II Cciumbia
ssansy, and la iis Continued adherence
10 that policy We wish i. seecs>s under
che new management
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Heisastreiy TO fhe
D.1ILy' I.TTELLIGE.S1ER.


sAN FRANCISCO. May I0.-A dispatch
trotn Gayiota. son Luis Obispo county,
20 the Merchants Excha nge. says there
vas great tidal wave there this morn
ing. l. commeuced about ten minutes
after seven. the 50 rising IL feet then
rec.led ai.d inside Of 20 minutes RISE
and FIJI three times. No damage re-
ported to property.
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For particulars see the bills ON the day Of per.
Torrance.
Admiration Orchestral Chairs. 81 Back sestA
q, cents. seats be secured ut Jack Levy S
Cigar Stand without extra charge.
Doors open ut o'clock performance COM
meuces 1t o'clock sharp.
CHARLES sCHUTZ.
my9-dtd Advance Agent.
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PURE Mocha Coffee for sale eli cap at
Cbilberg Bros.
, 1877-10-08

Ioncwartl journey on the 2Stll, nn! Ia expected
10 arrivc Ii, this tlty nn Mon,av next. II f.. Of
c,tlrke, unknown Nlmt he wilt d,, hut he has
h,I*ts Of friends LETT, Is personally very noD-
ular man. of.rcals resources, mud Il IA nrtlGlblc
will make ono last desperate ctlnrt 10 clrar ll!n-
self nf ait blnmc In tliis transactsnn. The mat
Ter hna been talked ah>ut IN the streets so
III the papers, 10 that tho harm II
publicity will all have hcrn DOM before he
]antls on hts pnttyu klInrca nuain. Ills
business ability Il unqucstionel, but his most
intimate friends fear That his hra'l has bern
turned by suecess. lie Is a Director in tho
KntyKerbt"krr i.,fc, the Rcso!ntc, i,revcra' q
Ataltetcrs, Columba, and Fi1c,ncn'. Trust Insur..
uf Cnslcrwrtcrs, Trustee Vt the Peabody flomc,
a member Of the Unio, League Club and ri
Gen. shnlcr's staff. Vcrr few yotsnR men l,arc
80 tnnny friends, and there arc those among
them who predict that he will emerge from all
these clouds with fsing cnlors. We have thus
fat ontv tho other s1e,lis story Is yet 70 come,
md when It Is hsnrtl lrrapt mn entirely dillce-
ent phase VIII br nit upon Tho whole matter.
IlfE pERfFiCATEOH PROCESS.
Out Of nj these Declarations ant difficulties
inltvluats and institutions must pass through
n fiery triaf. Those wlvtc! arc sound nnn healthy
will Survive, and the unhealthy will 20 to tho
wall. Just now there are yc o. SIX small ct'itl-
pancs with either Impaired capitals OF such an
insignificant surplus that they can hardly sur
vfye MI Investigation bY tho dcparttncnt unless
additional capital be put up These failures arc
trying tho suls bf ali, and, what Is 1eat Of all,
tho tnsurlng plblc arc applying the proper tcsta
to tho companies they in6urc In. When llnnrst
cotppautcs ..tt1 honest merchants can Ect lid Ut
the competition Of insoycnt companies aHn In
advent merchants, an crn ot good time will dawn
upon them. MEMO.
, 1877-10-08
CURRENT OPINION.

Simon Cameron fairly howlea when ha
read Of 0ranrs going to SEQ the hlrlhpaco of that
"d-n hlerary fs!lss," William Shakespeare. ~
didn't think ho would do such : thing" said
Standardization Hsratd {fad.j.
Tho sound. sense OF thousands Of clear
headsd business n,en, who believe In specie basis,
Ia. eop,e 10 res1rd forrrd resumption - mons.
trpus evil, while thsy cAnnot and will not oven
considsr tho theories ef TIN Kelley and the Cary
sehool.-4sashsfi1* t7saa.) at~trteaa tk'<1a.l.
A letter frod, Robert E, Lee, written In
Ts1as, Feb, 10. 1861, just before he LETT Tho
army, has Just been published. Thu following Il
the onlv notable paragraph: ''Aud now, having
clossd my business. will say how sad felt to.
Jay, under tho ctrcumataness, at leaving sau
Au.opio, tspkcA1iiv o. I an uaabi< to sea single
good tho. uut rstuN from tAt st<p tattH ty fas
Sfafx. hut, ~ 1t has boon permitted by 4 kind
rsSslSsnsss; hoqe' will s''a'1.'' In At' a'''
II tho performances nt Rochester wsra
such - 10 srousa indignation. tho exhibition 1t
Albany certainly must excite disgust Respectable
cllkens who, a0w lhat OLD question! ata settled
drifting lack into ths Democratic party. ass nvtt-
drI d. The spectacle VI state Convention WHICH.
II s .sa ss a:g. Il. i
css,esi.sa @ 10 i: 1s.a!t ihcJ fee, .sasce'y les.
confronta indeueuheut bumocrata ~, Shall r'am-
many llsss rule tho st4tsf-at~ fe'k 6s'"'"s foss
tHtP.l.
The uuholy alliance botwesu Tammany
and tho Canat lliag carris eserJthlnE before It In
the Democratic Conssutiun. Yesterday. No COZ.
tiun fru1o tais city. IL wa, ln = ueaphoticsl
s<ll4e, k.ckrl aud eaGcd oat Of the C4nssntsou.
aud the duur slammed A It's face. l1astne drtrra
seeded 10 make shust wulk Vt ths old ticket aud
Il. supporters. All ths dt!ftwood came over to ths
lis. aa'hs ha nd Id M aesry two talras u tas Gun.
ventton 1t biz hack. iin followers
comprissd : moIiey thtonx of e4nA!.thlsses,
sptfukInE of rusperApl9 Delegates vita Estev,
aases sx.iast sx;..os rlaa1 Which ;asr x"stsa q
| xriayanets exaiust those ueutenAnts thAmsalses,
, 1877-10-08

ell thr intrinsic and average selling ,atnc as
certatncIt and then tie money Il len. o!,
s ~ rt ats mi i'is oe e,S e i io4. Iss H. aan
may he ~ pct, cent, or IN even, aWf
when the foan fs tor term Of years
The interest Is rarely les. than q pr rent.
ioar foiiow. un loan. With new cpllatcrala
pledged, until there Is nrthiH1 lct 10 give rs
fecurity: Then tue creditor, realizes. lie puts
the precious artrles oil Aaic In tho 1ewc9ry de-
raItmcnt 81 the great 1'axar Mt stAn'lou' "r !'c
srlls them TO a merchant there, nn'l pcshaps hc
gcta ore Of tho a.nt,l!atnry auctiuncers that
frequent the Nc:sstta u cty them oil tn tue
highest bidder, aa ho urges his way through tho
event, he IS sure to cD'ne ont with handsome
gain, suct, a une A. wnultl hare delighted .Shy.
lock himself. Ncrcr was the l]azar richer thnp
II + nnw FL rare, c,lrnas, and valuable tcwclry,
aud -pnlaccs. hare aab!led lt.tlc
IN Unset 'lIamon4s, anil they are sold
Hutto ef1caply, and In carpets, hut my peekst
rent ornaments. that nn:e informed Clrsatsian
beauties Ut The Imperial harctns. Aialut Axiz's
widows and fayorltcs hnrc thrown a largo
amount ot their treasures IN III" market, and
a little to The cnr'eh.nz NJ the Jewel basar.
plrnd guilty to une wcnkncss, and that ls to tho
Oriental carpet. Tho Turkey carpet. ns u IS
ma'lc In the hnn1.loodns Of Ouet1ak, Is fabric
tflat In durability, wearing qualities, a,,d snft-
mes; r. M % texture % sannot BE- ' su5pa;;e aat Il Is
but uencraIy Of a slzc To rover m ordinary
ruon. The. colors arc 80 stable that 4 y tai'l
q barrel Of vinegar upset IN It will not
cfanEo color For wear, times seems to
n'ake ng impression en It. Henca.h mr
feet is q Turkcy carpet which Is =. least thirty
years old, n'nl II Is Mt ibis writing ns frcsll
as thu .lay the Inst thread was wovc intoh at
OMcl!ak. There seems to he ~ t.eti patterns, ;r'
weavcr's tanc9 determines tho figures and ar.
M % Grenta jnaSinatln ] m aiwass @ il t. " r%u carpcts r.
nrc 30 heavy that they rc>t TN the tIoor with
t!,csr own weight, and need no tntta 70 fastcn
Hour, tl,cy arc frequently takcn up an! du.tcl.
nnd arc alwnys titus kent clean. When the
etarcasr., as we'll Us the tqutls. nre Jail In these
rol tcccy carpets, the house Is "a ss!ll aa II It
werc unln.'abtsei, 50 fat ss t'e movements ot
t:s uce,1pante orc concerned. It Is atttrtuus
fact TINT while every thing clea .i,as dcclinc.l In
nriee, Turkey rurnrts hold their uw!' III tl'c
East. ns,o t1t1aricr Of century old selling
| near Oil to its original ct'*t.
, 1877-10-08
KlSB~STEAIING,
fAiia4ga}phiQ 1thHsA

Tbs other day, Ia tho Coumop Pleas .of
Luzeruo' County, 4 case OF Kiss-stealtng, Of
particularly atsoetous character, was developed.
Ms. William Dobsop, 1 jolly Euglishnau, who
goes sbous dropping his h's aud picking up
Kisses tr.dlscriminatcly, WA tho ferocious Of
fruder In this instaure. William, a. be related
to tue Court, wa walking along singing,
" Wlst Bhalt the Arrest Be-" when Ais vocal
notes, waited upon thu air Vi the fair 6epteui-
ber hlght, became cntanglcd and pleasantly
,uixed up with like vocal uotct coIntuY fratn tho
yicintty OF 9 gardcu.fence where Attsa Mary
Heller WAS standing, 4nd, singulaFly enough,
also stpgIu9, 'sWhat 6haii thu Arrest u. 1t
wuA very natural thing at such 4 moment fur
William to call out, "tiello, Mary, aru that
YOUR Mary, regardless VI ILL atrotloua &rrlt'
mcnt Of the English language, answered truth
fully, at be.n William &1sn approached tho
fence, aud Mary told him that she WIS I'LL alunc,
"a her father had gona to class slacet!uK:
It ser,ns to have Occurred to the bold
william that this was . good tina to
su1 % ktss hcr, aud iii ths testimony Il.
the case, Including W,1lian's, goes to sh''~ that
Tits u exactly what ho did This act was 30
surprising to Mary that she had not the powes
tu say wprI OF " tiaie Al uutsry, aud
sister, who wal III another part OF garden, knc"
Of tho fearful outrage only BY hearing " soine.
thug that sounded like ktsa,r psssuninx. VI
course, that shs knew kiss Mhcn she hcard
one. William via rnther reluctant To confess
tdas ha hsA pulled the young lady oyer tho
fcues, because that v ~ hardly the Ihilz 10 DO
0udef apy clEtslia1tAnce&s bus u conn1eouy
, 1877-10-08

When Gen. Grant waA visiting Glasgow, Scot
lautl, last month, lo waa lnvit0a to visit' tho
oIllcu Of the Glasgow Herald with several well
known citizens. THO Lera,d, In giving an AZ
count OF Gcu. Grants visit, says: ut WA per-
haps natural that Gen. Grant, - belonging to
country which IL distinguished for mechanical
invention, should feel specially interested In
were RbIu to show him the latuat achievement
lu American mechanics Us applied 10 tic priht-
Ing PRESS, In the form VI new Hlaehiue which
hul been constructed by Acssrs. liou y Co., OF
IjD,es. This machine, the first Of the
kind that haa ever been nude. !nc1rpor-
atca uil tho most recent improvements
introduced BY Mcssrs. Hoo s 60: Thcnost I'M
eiatcl by newspaper readers, Is oil arrangement
by which the tnacsnr, besldrA printing trum tho
web, cutting, and folding the Axssiag Times,
also prints and folds ihe largcat size Of the
That tliu realer d spared tho trouble Of folding
hack ilt4 paper, uf cutting tt. h! order ~ get 1t
thu contcnts on The Inside ,ases: In othcr
woris. ths leascs Of the pa!scr sold over Ike
iu printing The isruld, VIXEN the paper
leaves tho printing cylinders 1t passes
sstxssn ,s. sS.'inf s5,,nasss sy M sas %. a., ~
aheet /. cut in txo. Ths l1rst ',alt ts taken
alon. tapes and runs asuund aunthcr cylinder.
sud, BY ihs time 1t has lualu the rssoluiion. IL
Is met by tho SECOND half u thr shrVt, both
the production of the iw,l,y I1a3., the cui.
te.tilYy lindrE, which delays thu tirat hall
sheet Ut tbs k<rad, Is, Of course, not required,
and the single sheet Of The 1i'nes l'asses over
II receives three folds, and wl.tuve It issues tn
form eouYeAtent for distribution. The ma
chuu ~ A!together an interesting ple<e OF
mechanism. II ss4nda less ll!an tiss teet higtl.
Ia
, 1877-10-08
MICHIGAN FAIRS.

STSfHl CoTfTft0hoffee o. INC lfththS.
IASsiNG, Mich, Oct. G.-Thc Genital afichl-
gnn Fair las Just closctl successful exposition
OIL tta grounds south VI this city. The entries
numbered 2,5oo, agsinst 300 last yenr. The
exhibition OF cattle and horses waa not equal to
the pscrous onc; but otherwise the comparison
WIS favorable. The wetiding-pE and baby
show attracted an immense crowd. Fur wc.l-
ding, Mr. Il. Il. stephen. anl Miss AnE!c 0nl-
lowar, OF Ferry. shlawasscy County, took frs.
money, and Mr.. Hammond and lady tho second
prtzo; and, In tho bal'y.show. Mrs. Willard
Campbell, Of Grand Lcdgr, rot tho trsi, n,d
Yrs. Henry Smith, Ut Lansing, tho scenu' pre-
MUM. The pr!zc-wc.lllng last ycar contributed
tn tho l,aby-st,uw This year. str. Chnnulcr'k Id.
dress was rcn'ets witt prartcsl ln,nts u farn!-
iny, especially IA relates 10 hlockt with which
tbs eli. Secretary Is falul1iar,
Tbs County FaIrs ot lnehau,. Eaton. Shlawas-
ste, Ciinton, Gunctcc, aud Livingston hayc all
becn held, and nil have been successful, both tn
cntrics and ATTENDANCE,
, 1877-10-08

TIE WINDS s0N0.
CLEANS faint tho golden- -lhIstlc through tho mist
Ahcid anti over hsfi.
Tho thistle cries, FarewclIl Tho learcs, wind
stirred,
Drift on tho lhrcahold-stll.
In rcd and ruxfct monnds. On tent and tower,
Hold fla,nrs tho hnn At eve.
NMsh! It Is nanght t,'on nearest but the wind,
Who doth foe Summer gtlcva:
The vtoleta arc long astecp:
PAID lilies at arc tying law,
The frLnEes OF tho ferns arc brown:
Woaldat got l1ut no! dear Summer. not
Tho ihurn clasps elosu thy feet that fec;
The year stands Weeping at thy gate:
VIII thou not finger, Summer ewcctf
Stay ret with NJ. OSuulnlcr. waltz
Still dost lbou hear II, sobbing ovos fon
And fa1low. dcsofats;
Still doth Il echo Ger tho barren moofs,
Increasingly: waltl wafti
CHicAuo. ,LuLuM. ".
, 1877-10-08
TEMPERANCE Ar ROCKFORD.

~ Inc EQN1F " AHt AFluHHf-
RocKroRl, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-Xill yotl give me
sracc in your paper to fairly state tic temper
anca 1Hesl!ou as It Is In our city ln-layl The
10 letters rcetirctl ty INC since your ssuc of tic
1st,--which, by tho way, hare hot sccn.-nty
hrtfctc therefore, will havc no especial scfcrcc
lo The correspondence from 0,,r city. ] will
lake one letter, which s eatnpie Of tho others,
end reply IL lis questions, as lucy cover tllr
ground.
II tl,s prcs,tA,nry policy IN Rockford complete
failure. rosntiax IN a grsat inrsea'e Of dtunscn'
AsswEH.-Wel,avc not a prohibitory policy iu
Rockford, anil laya mt had. Wu lnyc city law
framed IS The iiquor interest," which i'as been
in npcratl'h for tenn ot years. This law prt'-
sold In any tnanner nut proyiet fnr by this iaw;
It further provides that Iiq,lDr-seiier nluht
haye II License, i ho legally scits by the glass.
The beat We ru,'lu do rs tctnncrnnce people at
prctcft wae IL ask That nu 'iccfi,cs 20 9ire0;
This was t,:ltic the lsshc nt tho election of
htnyor an.l Aldermen fl the spring of 1s1U. an''
the Mayor n1l fDur Aldermen were elected on tl,c
ru-ifeense ticket. Suw please tnkclloticel AL
fuse lEccnsc.,-not ut all to prohibit. II, III the
fAce u tfc refusal IN LICENSE, the sa1tn.ktct1cr
should ~ on and sell and GUILD stantl Ills tines
un1 penalties. he could keep On selling, aHl
there Is nothing 10 prevent. Muncy was fur
niss,e.i to hc,p them 1T this matter. aud tho
saluutls mnde dctiant stand against tho catnb-
mt,slrr tno faithtmt nr,l itlIr,ois management ri
Muyor K6oa,is thu result was ettgtuytt,7y to alj
tllc friends of liz ca,,eo of tcn,urrat,rt. Tic
fact wns proved beyond dispute that less liquor
grrat .erraa.s in tj,a ucrceuinvo ri I1ruukcnuess
anrinp lin int,ai rcar unier n no.IItenac n,icy.
AM, bcttcr "rdcr In cycry rcsucct, e~-''
Have thcro 6een moro arrests. tncrrAelng from
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