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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02
E1ecs5Oas Proclamation

DUBLIC notice is hereby given: That q
H public election will be held in the city of
Emporfa. Lyon county, Kansas
On Tue SdaYs the 9Th Day OF
November, 1877
Tor the purpose of electing State and county
officers. as named in the Sheriff g proclama-
ton; and that the voti. 1lares in said city,
and the names OF the Get We Judges and
Clerks of such electio the several pre-
cincts, shall be as follow
First Ward.
John Eskridge'S shoe shop.
JUDGEs-J acob Kizer, g. B. Cooper, and T.
Stone.
CLERKs-D. Mcleod, E. n. Forde.
Second Ward.
II. b. loves livery stable.
JUDGEs-Van McCullOch, n. Blankenship,
7. Murdoch.
CLERKs-F. W. Hirth. W. o. Ferguson.
Third Ward.
Sheriff s Office, court house.
JUDGEs-A. r. Bancroft. N. Rino, Joseph
Brown.
CLERKs-James Emerson, Lot Snoddy.
Fourth Ward.
4hos. Bishops shoe shop.
JUDGEs-E. BOrtOn, S. TillotSon. W. H.
GilchrieSt.
CLRRKs-Fred HausleE. C. B. Sprague.
Dated October 23d, 1877.
4s-2t j. S. WATSON. Mayor.
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Mr.. james Corrie, Dentist, IN Baltimore.
writes: 81 have used DIR. Bull's cough syynn
personally and In my family for two or ihrae
years, and am prepared 10 say that there Il
nothing to compare 70 IL as q remedy for
coughs, colds, etc. iOr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02
Wood! Wood!

COUNTY CLEKKS OFFICE, Z
EAPORIA, Kas.. October 8, 1877 /
SEAEED proposals will be received at this
Ooffice until 2 O'Clock p. m. of Friday the 9th
day Of November, for furnishing Lyon coun-
ty eighty cords of wood, fifteen to be deliver
ed at poor house, balance at court house. To
be oak, hickory, walnut or blackberry, sound,
split cord wool. Bids will be received for
green and dry wood separately. Wood to be
delivered one-half by the Goth of December,
balance by 18th of January, next.
reserved.
BY order County Board.
4i-4t j. S. CRAIG, Co. Clerk.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN, (weish,-Cor.
neT Market street and zth Avenue. Preach
Ing every Sunday at ~ and ek p. M; Sur.
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. graduate
IL Of Berlin, Prussia. Once, over n
Butler Co. Commercial street. Treats ali
ialtY Of eye and ear diseases; also, asthma
and throat troubles. and ali diseases incidenE
to women and children. 3l.H
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL St..
corner 9Th Avenue. Services every sunday SS
the usual hours.
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FIRST PREsBYTERIAN-Co 9Th Ave.
nue. and Commercial street. Preaching ct II
sehoc, ea ae M esssy a sGncs si.t se s2a1
Thursday evening. J. n. CLARK, Pastor.
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EPISCOPAL.-St. Andrews Church. cor
ner or 9th avenue and Commercial street.
service on the nrst and third Sundays Of each
month, 1t IL o. m. and TX p. m. Sunday
school every Sunday At 2X p. m.
REV. A. BEATTY, RKcToA.
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAI..C Weisht-
Merchants street, between ID and ID Avenues,
N. and preaching at 81 p. m. HRMRY RTEsE
Pastor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

AS Spotted Tail with Yellow Bear,
Round town was strolling yes terJiay,
By accident he happened near
railroad 0fice on Broadway.
"UghI'' said the warrior as he saw,
And noted with = savage leer,
piacard hanging DER the door
II reads ~NO 'Scalpers' Wanted Here. >
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

STATE OF KANSAS, ! In Justice Court. be-
COUNTY OF LYON. S. fore c, B. Bachei-
CITY OF EMPoRIA.> Ter, j. p, said city.
G. w. NEWMAN, PIdintiH,l
Vs. Notice.
PETER P. HOCCK, De/endant>
FNHE above named defendant will take
l. notice: That the above named Justice
of the Peace did, on October 18th, 1877, issue
an order of attachment in the above entitled
cause, for the sum of 1892, and interest
mum, from juno Goth, 1877; and that said
cause will be heard by said Justice, at his Of
dee, on the 18th day of November, A. d. 1877,
at 9 O'Clock u. N.
STERRY SEDGWICK,
42-3t Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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STATE GovERNnrENr
COUNTY OFFIoERs,

COUNTY OFFIoERS.
Judge District Court-E. Is. Peytoh.
Clerk District Court-G. W. Frederick.
SheriR-Hiram Conner.
Attorney-T. N. SedRWick
Treasurer-Joz. Ernss
Clerk. 8. Craig.
Register Of Deeds-F. e. Page.
Supt. Pub. InstructIon-O. b, Wharton.
eurveyor-Harry Hibbsn.
Probate Judge-E. w. CunOinRh0m.
Coroner-DR. 3. II CHIrfENDEN.
ID. 8. GILMORR
Commissioner d A. TAYLOR,
Il. a. WOOD.
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METHODIST Observation-Disclosures &C. =.
cor. 9th Avenue. Preaching every Sunday eS
II q. m, and 1t the usual hours At night; Sun
day school e$ ~ p. M; Prayer meeting every
1aurSdAy evening. q. W. PYRs Pastor.
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KNIGHTS OF PYrHIAs.

DAMASCUS LODGE meets In ODD Fal.
~ lows hall every Monday evening.
Members In good standing are eOrdiaIlyIn
w. t McCARTY, Z. R g.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

AFRICAN METHODIST - stats street,
south Of railroad. Services every Sunday
II .. n, and ~ p. nj Sunday school a4 n n
Prayer Meeting Wednesday eVe1kn0. 0UE
leyCaFt Tar. Pastor.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

T OFFER . great bargain in the sale of R.
p. Shows farm, between the Cottonwood
and Neosho rivers, ak miles east OF EmpOria.
10 acres OF prairie, 5 acres Of timber, about
40 acres under cultivation; house and out
buildings, good well and young orchard.
This Is . chance for . bargain. For further
information apply at the premises, or address
f-32t n. NJ SNOW Emporia, Kas.
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Emporia Wood and Coal Yard.

WYE keep on hand q large supply Of cord
w wood, stove wood and sawed wood I;
McAlaster, IT. Scott, blacksmith and Usage
Rock creek building stone. Cash orders
promptly delivered 20 any part OF the city.
Call and see us. Once with Holmes & Hol-
deni yard In rear OF post once.
N-6 J. 8. WATSON,
ALEX. +, Grove.
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PHOTOGRAPHS

DAGE makes all kinds and sizes of Pic.
L lures, and also will go any distance 70
make pictures OF residences, landscapes,
teams, &c. Entrance to gallery hrst door
south OF Wicks & Benefits grocery. 18-tf
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COFEINS.

- ~4S rs
T WOULD inform the citizens of EmporIa
Il and surrounding country, that have just
received direct from the east lot of Cofine
of the latest patterns. White polished cofins
for children-neW styles. Also the finest as
sortment OF trimmings ever brought to this
city. Give me 8cal before buying elsewhere,
rs It will be to your interest 70 do so. Shop,
on 6thaVenue, two doors east Of post Office
136ml +. HEEICR, Carpenter and Builder
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in every town 70 take subscriptions for the
largest, cheapest and best illustrated family
publication in the world. Any one can uecome
= successful agent. The most elegant works
OF art given free TO subscribers. The price Is
50 low that almost every body sabscribes One
agent reports making over $50 in . week A
Lady agent reports aktng over 900 subscribers
In ten days. All who engage make money
business or only your spare time. You need
not be away from homo over night You can
do IL IS well Is others Full particulars, di-
rectiOns and terms free. Elegant and expen-
Awe outfits free. IL you want pfohtabi0 work
seOd us yo1r address as once. It GOSH, moth
feEls to make great pay Address sSTho Peo-
Pies Journal" Portland. Maine. SLY
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CATHOLIC-CottonWo wood st. corner ID Ave.
nue.. services every fourth sunday.

CRRISTIAN-Corner Exchange street ana
7th Avenue. Services every Sunday &c the
usual hours. Sabbath School ct o'clock p. m.
All are invited.
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aoon rnn1rnAna

DHOENIX LODGE. No. l4s, I. O. q. T.
L Meets Wednesday nights OF each week Al
Grange hail. REV. j. II. CLARK, VIC.
Z W. kINHAN, Recording Sec'y.
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STATE OF KANSAS, ! In Justice Court. be-
COUNTY OF LYON, So. fore c. B. Bachei.
CITY OF EMPORiA.S Ter, j. p. said city.
T. N. sEDGw!cE, P1afnsi1,l VT,
C6. , Notice.
PETER P. HoUCK, DetsndGntS
SAID defendant will take netice: That the
- above named Justice of the Peace did, on
October 18th, 1877, issue an order of attach
ment in the above entitled cause, for the sum
of Fifty Dollars, and interest thereon, at the
rate of IL per cent. per annum from June 10th,
1SI7; and that said cause will be heard by
said Justice. at his office, on the 18th day OF
November, 1877, at 9 O'Clock a. m.
STERRI 4 SEDGWICK,
42-3t Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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Proceeding. OF Congress.

No business was transacted on
Saturday In the House.
10 the Senate, on Monday, Beck
ana Hereford introduced bills to re-
peal the resumption act, and Jones
to remonetize the silver dollar and
provide for its free and unlimited
coinage. Mr.. Ingalls introduced
bills as follow: To establish a PEN
sion agency at Topeka, KS, also to
reimburse the State of Kansas for
expenses incurred by the State for
the United States in Tepelling inva-
sions and suppressing Indian hos
IilIties also bill granting pensions
to certain soldiers and sailors of the
war with Mexico, and widows of
deceased soldiers and sailors. A
number of other bills were offered
aud referred, and the Senate ad-
journed.
The House debated the Colorado
election case, adopted resolution
to appoint q conference committee
of eleven to devise q method of
counting the electoral vote, and also
a resolution to appoint committee
to aid the civil service reform. Mr..
Cox offered q resolution to inquire
If the law fixing eight hours per day
for government employees was OBJ
served, and bill to increase pay OF
letter carriers, and House add.
TUESDAY, Der. %.
In the Senate Mr.. Wallace, of Pa,
introduced bills to coin $500, O00, 900
"goloId" dollars, and issue $500, Co.,
600 bonds and greenbscks. Mr.. In
gals offered g bill to equalize soldiers
bounties-being the same that pass
ed the House last session. Also, a
bill to appropriate $l.OO0OOO annu-
ally for use of militia, and a bill to
enable Indians TO become citizens.
Adjourned.
The House did not transact any
busines 5 .b1Gker Randall not hav-
ing made up the committees.
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CHURCH DIRRCTORY.

CardS ia Esss Directory 80 0saas a Hss par SO
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

Within the fields one summer day
A stroDg-lunged ass began 20 bray;
The uplands echoed back his voice,
To hear 1t made his heart rejoice
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02
THE SCOUTING oEYsERs

the real object and aim of our visit.
To describe these in detail woul d sur
pass my ability, or the compass of u
letter. They have been described by
Lieut.. Duane Hayden, Strong, Lord Du-
ran, and others. The maps by Mai.
Ludlow, OF the engineers, locate the
several geysers accurately. We reach
ed the upper Geyser Basin at IL noon
of one day, remained there until 4 D.
IN. of the next. During that time
we saw the old "Faithfnl" perform at
intervals varying from sixty-twO min
ates to eighty minutes.
The intervals vary but the perform
ance only varies with the wind and
sun. The cone, or hill, Is OF soft, de-
cayin0 lime, Immediately about the
hole, which Is irregular, about six
feet across, the incru station Is hand
some, so that one can look in safely
when the geyser Is at rest. So regu-
lar are its periods of activity that we
could foretell its movements within \
few minutes. Sometimes we stood
near enough TO feel the hot spray, at
others we sat at our camp, about 800
yards away. Each eruption was SINH
lar, preceded by about five minutes Of
spluttering, and then would arise a
column OF hot water, steamfpg aud
smoking to the height of 125 or $50
feet, the steam going q hundred or
more feet higher, according to the
state OF the wind. It was difficult to
say where the water ended and steam
began, and this must be the reason
why different observers have repre-
sented different results. The whole
performance lasts about five minutes,
when the column OF water gradually
sinks, and the spring assumes It's
normal state Of rest. This is but one
of some twenty OF the active geyserl
of this great BASIN. For the time we
remained, we were lucky, for we saw
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DR. W. ID. GRNTRY

GLdte Of MempAis, TeaR.i
H0MEPATHIST. respectfully offers his
u professional services to the people OF
Emporis and vicinity. ONCE ct his residence
on Union St. bet. 9th and 7th Aves. Once
hours: , 20 10 a. m. and to p. m. I7-U
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

GAh, what a pity" cried the ass,
THAT should longer feed on grass:
My lungs are strong. my voice Is loud,
At concerts might draw a crowd
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

''List to my musici how it Ills
The valleys sleeping 'moDg the hills;
IT'S sweet, know, for looki see what
Great ears for music have got!"
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PHYSIcIAMSI

j. W. TRUEwORTHY, n. d.
PHxssIICCIIAN AND SURGEON, EmporiA.
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ARs. j. +. GROVE, n. D.
NFFICE-Over Whitley & Henson's dry
~ goods store, in rooms formerly occupied
by DR.. Lawrence. SS-Sm
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1877-11-02

j. J. WRIGHT H. D.,
OFFICE over First National 4
W Residence on West street.
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sherfR1s saIe.

District Court, Fifth Judicial District, LyoE
County, Kansas
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22
Chapter 2l0.

An act to amend section eight of chapter seventeen
OF the Revised Statutes, relating to nuisances
BE IT. enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
t.res IN Legislature assembled as foilops:
statutes is hereby amended, by adding after the
words ANY valuable buiiding,' in the third line
thereof, the words, mot owned by such person or
his lessor, which was,' SO that said section, as
amended. shall read as follows:
SEC. s. If person carries on the business of
manuacturing gunpowder, or of mixing or grind
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22

ing the composition therefor, in any building with
in eighty rods of any valuable building not owned
by such person his lessor, which was erected
building shall be deemed a public nuisance; aua
such person may be prosecuted accordingly
(Approyed February 9, 1917
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22

tiTinn. md Tor hall ~,
cor, ha sba a. gs'aeeu as AFORESAID by the
NAV prescribe render to the court true ens
thereof and tharaunnn no oo,,r. d. ~, o -
thereof ~ M .he tour., aeeI que notce
BRO rata dividend of snch eycass ann +o az
positors at the time Of fIinr the netitinn No de-
nosit sbolI NO naid ~ ,naaiSSo,oa P , wv !o
afar tho f,;nf OF III ti.i X, tt eo
c.urt redmcins The aenns;t b .r i'o ee ~ 'i
the petition is denied il shall he the dntu Of ~
hant evonira - ~ ii e nc lne 9uty Oh inc
the affairs Of tho cdrnnrst;o ~ ~ III up VI
tL;a VA ''io eoi Poiatioh DIS prov IN section
SrCr a. Tho oxor;nor st.l, on,,,a,,,.
fore the fret dov 81 nI amlaliy' VA or os-
the rnyernor and y. oI 10y hahe report 10
nd cond;t;nn 90 ~ nr ~ W NY Stn.lai oohuucl
making such sua@astions ~ h ny nun
Sucb renort shai17 ho 90 nv eI I "a Peuient
le~is7oti,ra ot re- 49, ~ ; "nd lalu pelore oiie
each sayinrs tanL -; ~ any. oie copy sent 70
Stota SHnA Al eie s'a'e ny me secretary Of
Spcr % If j., th o;; -. 49,, - ,
INV sar;,,t ,, ~ me apinion 81 tile examiner
to,Ind r. " 'a or u ustees shal De
,;nn ~ $50 P Iiy slu:ate. any Ia" III feia-
he shall fortbwitb ranoDt tha ons - ui say ms
,it W. d III lepolS Ihe same WIN snch re-
eral Who sba II ft, 10 eae atIofhe? zen
onch ,,intin $3.50 r. p u vs. ZOE
Gar S,,nh ;lti ooi,, VI e'e S'aoe: me penalty
sb.,i ~, Ky 49, HISS ptllei"lse pItscfipen
more than e 70 bmnSrad dnIi.ra N"iiAis' nof
SrCT 10 g. -; ~, ~ oi l',t o.
iprrs thot ho ~, i i .1 anu isllIuIons lot saw
- 1AeiSseu inc privileges OF a savings
as snch for tha trn, % 80 am w I3he paSi1ess
ha lerall, nr.e.n;,a, VI oie sedi' SNAIL DC helo TO
net AZ " H. nIi - ,.;,
to,s e. e,; ii hs "a pa ih.s pdhhs or lhst'tu-
eIectnm nf oa;a a' iuahe return ol the annual
ten davs atte +ha;r w. tie nahh eAaner, WITHIN
SEC i, Avn naron avn anu lua lt'Ilen.
Nv, aot ~ r. ., any person or persons not authorized
hnsnesS % s tIot 81 .h9 shai adveItse ms
denosits mndar prtnn - nMnh, or siail receive
hepI sboii h p oho 20 III vi epiuuotins SAVINGS
doiIars f ne % y nne OF one hundred
SoneaIiieu siail ne construed as prohibiting any
and oarin to nd ms business as banker
mon snch FIRMS 10 De loaned
nrescribe Lac "'> eo''A''io'1' 's 'he uepositor may
So 40 Tho ro
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-22

PUBLIC LAWS OF TIE STATE OF MAINE.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-15
County and City Official Press.


From the many accounts that have
reached % from California. it would
seem thst the farmers OF that State are
almost panic stricken in view Of the
absence Of rain and prospect Of another
famine year - disastrous - that Ok
1854 and s. A dry winter in this
Territory means . mild and genial sea-
soa with perennial bloom and vegetation
continuing through the year. Even
ri roses and various flowers continue
blossouing in our open gardens. But
IN California it means drought and
suffering. with bankruptcy among tue
pgricnlturists.
The more ssnguine Of their journals
no not siv~.p scoe OF copious showers
yet 70 fall in time to SECURE crop.
citing the example Of some former
years. Nevertheless the chances are
overwhelmingly against . sufficient
oil after this date. to secure full crop
fof the State. Besides. unless the rain
il timely enough 70 enable the prepare
tory blowing to get well advanced BY
the first Of February. it will be im
possible to get IS large an acreage
sesded even if the spring should prove
vet. ~ If the season were early. There
ere many tracts lying near the sea
coast. and Of dyked marsh lands that
will produce good crops in dry years ;
but the great grain dissricts Of the Sac
ramsnto, San joaquin and Northern
California. without an abundant rain
fall will present bare expanse OF
psrchsd sridity at harvest time.
Such q calamity will be severely
Ssat throughout the whole coast.
Il will check immigration to
California. and therefore may
tighten the demand for lumber
though that business was never better
year Of 1855. A counter effect will be
20 raise the price of grain and other
farm produce so as. in great measure.
70 equalize tho receipts Of the farmers
who do raise crop with previous years
With the diminished trouble and ex-
pense Of handling smaller bulks. The
farmers Of this Territory will reap a
bonanza in larger profits aud u sure
market for their grain. in consequence
OF which improvements will be pushed
On farms that have stood still for years
and new farms will be opened in the
fsllow waste; thus evincing the benign
purpose that is. "out Of seeming evil
still evolving good"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-15
From Saturdays Oregonisn..
CALIFORNIA

SACRAMENTO Jan. IL The jockey
club tonight put up a special purse
race over the Agricultural Park course
for MAY 10Th. entries II close February
18th, with John McCord. Secretary !;
race four miles and repeat. free for al ;
purse $1,000.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan l2-The trial
of ex-pension agent Bennett was con-
cluied in the United States Circuit
Cour, to-day. with q verdict OF guilty
as charged" Counsel gave notice OF
motion for q new trial. to come up on
Monday.
SAX Francisco, Jan. I2-It has been
blowing heavily from the north since
midnight The streets have been un-
swept for weeks and the city is envel-
oped in q cloud of dust. The following
reports are just received from the in
| terror
SANTA BARBARA. Jan. 12-Noon.-
The sky is heavily overcast; horizon
heavy; . stiff southw-ster blowing
rain reported as having fallen . few
miles to the east ward.
VALLEJO, Jan. l2.-Furious north
wind; not considered to be injurine
crops.
STOCKTON, Jan IL. - Wind strors
from the northwest. Crop prospects
discouraging; cattle ranges bare; thu
last few days indications Of rain.
Los ANGELES, Jan. l2.--Clcsr ant
cold; sharp north wind; no signs o
rain; with copious rains within two o
three weeks will have an average crop
otherwise the yield will be confined t
irrigated lands; cattle will suffer wit
another weeks drouth
SACRAMENTO. Jan. 12-It has bee
blowing . gale from the northwest fc
the last two days. Weather shsrTs SO
it will come from the South by Sunda
or Monday, bringing rain.
SHASTA, Jan. 12.-Yesterday, ind
cations of rain; snow tell in Trinit
Valley last night
SAN JOSE. Jan 12-No signs {
rain; heavy frost during the past weel
q norther blowing to- lay; crop pro!
, poets dubious; rain badly needed fl
grain and feed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-01-15

NEW YoRK, Jan ia Tribune edi.
torial says the unexpected has happened
again - usual. Just - Gran. seemed
to have pu, away partisan consiiers-
items from bis public acts. aud was win.
niag by his patriotic bearing rsspec,
and admiration Of men who have criti-
c'zed him mos, severely. and even of
those who have maligued hun no
smesrs ovcs the whole picture with one
sweep OF his pen. He has placed Muir
ssgh again at the head Il the Washing.
ton police beard. although that gentle
man Is resting row under charge of
having coneuc,si vile conspiracy
against the reputation Of members Of
Congress. and although Cons,ss. s.u,
to tho President only three DAYS Ago a
ball aheiishing the board which both
Houses had unanimously passed largely
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