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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-12

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-12
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-07-12
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19

TI.ss pa Saa sopgisr yoE~r-sl = Western wash
iz.stsn with the i&raezs cl7rulaiiGn Il aly Paper
81 she Territory. l. Published syesy SATURDAY
szo-ntag. Terms Three Dollars pr AZ
aana. Ia A9yAg Sc atl.2-vlzs. 100.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19

period within = very few years have
been considered practically valueless
for the purposes Of cultivation. aud
thai By the introduction Of water
through artificial means from the water
course. that penetrate tha. country
have been productive of = very large
percentag. Of the entire grain and
vegetable projects Of thai region.
Now. sir, it is very gross missioner
- csll that Ind desert land The in
crcas!ng population Of that country,
Drawn thitker By the development: Of
ia mining resources, stimulates enter
prise. and il draws there farmers who
employ irrigation fer tie very purpose
# rendering those lands productive"
The lates. information We have in
regard TO the progress Of the bill was
It's report to the House with the new
amend ments Of the Seuete, and refer
ence by that body TO jsiat committee
Il conference, of which Messrs. Lut-
trell, Lane and Cr0unse were appoint
Cd on the part Of the House
Whether it finally reached it. con sum
NATION before the adjournment, we are
lot advised.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19
CALIFORNIA.

CoLrAx, March 1.-THE lightning
express from Virginia City and over
land and emigrsnt trains are detained
by accident. This morning about 3
o'clock the e,nigrant train broke
the freight car wheel, aud seven cars
left the track and were smashed. A
brakeman named c. Williams suffered
fracture Of tho thigh. 1t may be
several hours before tho trains get
through
Chico, March l:.-This mornin. an
excitement prevailed all through town
when 1t became known that number
Of citizens had received threatening
notices. These notices were all mailed
last night after S O'clock, and read !:
" Get rid OF your Chinese help within
iiiteen days or suffer the consequences. "
Signed. Committee Officer. Notices
were also received cautioning them
that whoever took any means to find
out who killed the Chiuamen. he would
himself be killed. The talk is com
mon on the street Of forming a vigi-
lence committee A notice of reward
of 81 800 is offered by the citizens
A telegram last night offered an adj
dtional $500 from San Francisco Chin
csc merchants. and still another an.
nounccs Gov. Irwin has offered 81. 800.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19
FROM BURRARD INLET.
HASTINGS Mill, March Ii, 1877.

HASTINGS Mill, March IL, 1877.
ED. INTELLlGENCER - Thinking a
few lines from this place might interest
some of the readers Of your interesting
paper. | submit a few hasty jotings.
Hastings mill is situated on the east
side of Burrard Inlet, and is one Of the
finest town sites on the Pacific Coast
1t is the future terminus Of the Cana
dian Pacific Railroad, and, according to
my ideas, prettier place could not
have been selected anywhere north Of
Seattle. In the summer lime it abounds
III all kinds Of fruit. The mill cannot
be surpassed by any on the Sound. 1t
is under the careful management of
Capt. Raymur, fine gentleman and
we'll liked by all the employees.
There is a large feet of vessels in port
namely, ships Willard Midget, Onica
aud Peterman. The Prince ROYAL,
bound for London. is about to leave, al
SO the Annie, all deep water ships. Sew
eral vessels are expected in this month
Ill LOW III Tue Ella W ute, Beaver, VI
ter and Favori.e.
There are Is or 90 families settled in
the vicinity of the mill, who have plen-
~ of amusement among themselves snch
rs private theatricats. balls SURF -
parties. excursions and sleigh-s.lin-
Talk about riding. the ru,.,
can't be bet anywhere but in V,ctor.a
and the people seem to be independent
of each other They all have their own
horses aud hugsies. The Sawtellc
troupe have been performing 10 a full
. audience here for the last three nights.
At distance Of about fifteen minutes
walk, on good sidewalk, is village
Of, l should Judge, between one hun
dred and two hundred inhabitants.
called Granville 1t has five hotels.
four stores, bake shop, two laundries,
three saloons and butcher shop. Across
the bay is another large mill owned By
Moody, Nelson i Co. aud several large
farms. We have daily communica lien
with Westminster Ia town fifteen miles
from Hastings by stage and steamer.
f.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19
EASTERN STATES.

WASHINGTON. March l6.-There are
very well-grounded intimatious that
the cabinet will early next week enter
upon thorough discussion and deter
mination by the government in the
matter of deciding what course is nee
csssry 10 take in its relation to the
State government of Louisiana and
South Carolina.
New YORK. March l6-The New
York Times Washington dispatches
state that the President will withdraw
the troops from the Southern State s
next week. Referring ed,torially there
10. the Times says it hopes better coun-
sells will prevail. but if the President
persists he and the Times part com
pany.
ST. Louis, March l6.-Adrces from
Indian Territory say the condition OF
anarchy exists in and around Caddo,
that part of the country being under
the control of band of desperadoes.
Day before yesterday a party of half
breed Indians from the country went
into Caddo. an being gone =. :: If a
dozen men OF the town, they attacked a
freight train on the track of the Mis-
souri, River and Kansas railroad, under
the impression that several detectives
were aboard it. who were sent there to
arrest them. A fight ensued between
the ruffians and train men. in which an
ex- Marshal named Donnelly was killed.
Subsequently the outlaws raj led
through the town, firing their revolvers,
kept the whole place in a state of ter
rOr for twelve hours.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19

NEW YORK, March 1.-The wealth
er is very disasreeable and unfsvorsble
for the st. ratrick's parade. There is
about two inches of snow on the ground
and now i, is raining with no prospects
Of abatement.
The Times denounces the appoint
ment of Gen. Mcclellan as Superintend-
ent of Public Works, and hopes the
Senate will not confirm it, as the faint
of iobbery and the record Of disgraceful
ineilicienoy cling Ia his name. The
Tribune favors the appointment Of Nc
Clellan, and praises the Governor for
making SO good one
The Uor|} says, For some time the
officials in the Sheriff. office have
known where Sharkey. the murderer,
is. and intimate that if reward was
offered he would lac forthcoming
The Worlds Scranton special says
that serious troubles are apprehendet.
with the striking miners and there is
much excitement in town. \ delega-
tion waited on the Mayor this morning,
ani their leader addressed him As fol-
lows.
We represent the starving working
men oi Scranton. have family Of
eight children, who have lived on bread
aud water for TWO weeks Now se
have water. bat the Lord only knows
whore the bread i, comm. from We
cnuse 10 demand bread, sni unless we
have IL within - hoars. we shall take
Il ~ far means il possible. hu: BY .oul
il necessary The situation is certain
~ critical. Notwithstanding the reports
- the contrary py merchants Sni 9th
ers who fear their credit Will Inc af.
ft<,cl
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE Bar
Association of the District IT Co,um BIN
last night appointed committee Ia
wait upoa the Senate ard protes.
against the eouiirma,ion Of Frederick
no3giass a. Narshal IF :. e DiS,ric: II
Columbia
CuINoA. Iii. March LoulS Seis-
icr'~ aoar,na mills were burned LAST
NIGHT. Less Ab<sa. Sta 600
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19
From saturdays o-egouisu
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaANcIsCo. March li-Ophii
s37, Mexican Ia, 6 Il C12s. Californis
453. Con Va 4Sl Savage =. Cholla'
90. II X y ). Point 81, jacket l., I'm
,erial 60. Kentuck 6. Alpha l.! Belch
Ct 81. S Ne9 81, Utah Is. Bullion i6S
Exchcquer g.. Belmont ]. Re Patch
81. Leopard %. Modoc 81, Wells Fargc
SC. Hussey a5c. Manhattan 5, Prize Is
New Coso s., G Chariot 8 s., En-
pire Idaho 65c, Leeds 3 O.. Challenge
>. Dayton 6Oc. Baltimore II, ; Hill! 6
Jack son 4, En- Con Is Il & E5, kossu,h
Soc. Andes le. n Con Va 6oc, Over
man 60, Justice l2&, Succnr SOC, Union
s.. Bryant l0c. Julia Is Caledonia :
Woodville SIC Lady Washington y. /
Sheridan ), Alta ! ], Trojan | 20, Pan
Their 4oc. Belle 3G.. Seq Bclcher %,
New York 60c. Ward S5c. Leyiathan
40c, Knickerbo booker ;}0c, Occidental II,
Confidence q.
SAN Francesca. March Ii. Arrived
Ship Dasl:ng Wave. Tacoma.
Sailed-Bark Caroline Reed, Port
Biakely.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19
THE N. p. r. r. EXTENSION
BILL.

On the "a inst, Representative La
mar, Of Mississippi, moved to suspend
the rules so AS 10 take up from the
Speaker table the Senate bill foT ex-
tending the time for completing the
Northern Pacific Railroad When put
TO vote the result stood: ayes, 81, nays,
Il, not voting. l2S. Not having Sc
cured the requisite two-thirds vote the
motion was lost II is likely. therefore,
that TIE bill went over for the session.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19

VIRGINIA. March L.. MAchey AID
FAIR, III their own individual capacities,
have made proposition To loan Story
county all the money needed for county
purposes without interest the same 20
remain om loan until the determination
Q. the bullion TAX suits, If such i IL
nally decided agains, the Bonanza ia ;
the amount is 20 l,a credited Oh the
Judgments. otherwise 10 he GIFT 10 the
eouaiy The County Commissioners
are considering the Legal bearings Of the
proposition today.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19

Exclusively to the
D.lILI L.TTELLIEE.VCER
BRITISH COLUMBIA.

VICTORIA, March l6.-Sailed Oh the
18th the bark Princess ROYAL for Lon
don.
VICTORIA, March lon the 10th.
the bark Don Nicholas passed down for
san Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19

LONDON. March l..-Charies Cowa-
der Clarke, lecturer and author. died Al
Genoa today.
BERLIN. March l..-Couat Won Ar
MIN is reported dying at Nice-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19
THE DAILY IIfEiLILI|GGENCER.
ET
DA NiD HIGGINS.

THE DAILY EsTEILftsE.gTR il
published. every morning. SUNDAY ss-
repte8g aad delivered e. ssfsseyg ssyxherr IN
TIE city. st - csHts pr w@s<, payable 20 TIE
Carrier ss1gla egys4ss fO cents.
Fsr asau5szla, $1,000 IL .sTshce,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-19
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SPINNING BAkER-At the residence Of the
brides father Rear Sumner, w. r March Is
ISL. by Rev. u. Judy. Mr. Fred. W. SPINNING
Miss EEis A. Baker. all 81 Pierce County
oALk-siNDs-in Olympia. Mareh 18th. Nj J A
Gale u Mrs. 1. A Sands.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
EDWARDS COUNTY.



Our Wisconsin people sre desiehtsd with
this climkie. While they are having snow
storms It the north our farmers arc busy
plOWSnE So
Fail wheat II looking better than ever
bsforc in this vicinity. A very large spring
crop will - Gown.
@. II. Hubbs buichcred native pig last
week that had ibeen fed almost entirely on
green angsr cano and cane sced. Gross
weight CTS pounds ne weight $50 pounds.
The excursion of last Friday was ~
large ~ sny preceding. ard included the
regular ''trowA" Of dead beats. bssidus
many enterprislag men who came to buy.
and bought
Stranger arrive BY every train: and they
are fascinated with our t0gn and county,
and anathematisa The land agents ~ lIAfn-
I'd, Crest Bond and Hutchinson - Is carat
prevancators regarding the upper valley.
We had fine shower Saturday night
aud again Wednesday. IL ra;ned and
Euinod and rsined. which 10 not remarka-
BILE for this county, only We wish 70 IN
form our foreign readers that the rain was
iuteispersed with old fashioned thunder
aud i;RhtninG
Fer three days this week We have had
no IRE in she Republican Office, and the
temperature was hot low enough TO con-
seai the dew into froek II We could not
oiier TIE other 80 reasons IN favor of loca-
ting here, our hexifne, s;staiTious climate
sheusd attract one Thousand new seti.crs
the eomsng veal.
A. d. Glafe, proprietor Of the Kinsiey
Hotel, placed q les PARTICLES of Edwards
county real estate aronpd a sweet potato
four nesAs ago. IN an oyster can. add sus-
pended ~ in the hotel ofnce, and three
sprouts commenced growing. which have
s.lxu.0crcu eight feet. and he nav com en-.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
PORT DODGE.

To IN, Etiltors Of The fines.
-, L., a,,r.
..sn U s.'
day week; Tor sG1m we mad the misfortnne
Of stepping on somebody's corn6etd; and
| n n.ks wattesu vcr-e Il had ham MINOR
II fhss to 49, s-ksi;nrrr s - tbe ,,,sf
! vasn k.sied down ~ the ros,- Fathers nj
49, .STans - rho = vrorss M nov thar
.Ts,r~s. ks,~ y Sor rchoiv wants INN
i(ye.fiesnsn' ~ 49, vonr oas.ion far MAI.
Inc enrm,cs for vo1. bnt stilI we think 1t
| 3 Sofi,sne bnf your int dues. for NOT US ir
~ ~ MIA voS - Mar an anoIo~y-
~ 80 ~ onr foSw,sr .rt;cis. NeTf time
vrn he1fer ensssose : pnstsrn sfamp. y,
ycur rriccfed Saruscripfa csn h. r.stnrpcd
70 ron md NH M fnii into the hands of
voi,r most lovinr. friey.dn.
70 reconcilo you. though. to your hard
fxte. Ne win relate TO Won nov whas our
,p6,Sr.sic. meet;ns i.st sunday mani,
HINT Of ~ his baVkeyeg perceived 5 kee
al fhe eeutoniOue love: but as he Vas not
in favnr ~ rrcssvs ANAL honofits in larae
doses. and one Of ~ ladies present. know
ing something Of his inclination. handed
two enIiou dcmljohu. Alter taking 4 horn
lite 4 member IN ROod etaudinR. he xianc-
I'd over the assembIase and found that no
ono Was mirs,ue. All were anxiously
waiting for the opening Of the meeting.
but n,ean = hiio paasinR tina in testing che
strensth If Orambrlnus' fiuisl and paddy,s
oye,Wsfer. After Considerable elevation
OF their mental facilities. the meeting wa
declared in order. and reported by the |
committee on fOreign aff1irn- that . young |
blooti of high pociai standing had deserted
the camp Of the enemy and was now ready \
to ioin ne foIds Of the latter CAV saints.
IA vaa At onoe una.imouslv declared 4 |
member and elected 10 Office e. KNIGHT Of |
the ouiil. 10 defend ma aualust the nftncks /
Of the gcptiles.
Alter belnr duiy installed. he was I'M
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
A German Colony for Kansas.
fF,nm the CINCINNATI Enauircr.l

The .'Aaru-a Hasuestead German Cath
ole Association ,scoinpesod OF ono hundred
Ard fourteen medbeta, met IN . hall on
Twelfth ssreei. near Nam, last night and
accented tho Iepurt Of the Land Com
nsIttceH 1hicL they scut out west ~ the
beginning of November. shruugh Kansns.
Missouri and Arkansas. All three COM
mtttecs reported IN favor Ut settiing IN
Pad county. knn-. and il Was c0ncluoed
g etase the p1rchAsc ~ 0nce Of nfteen
square nites of railroad land on the Atchi-
s<sn, Topeka 4 santa 10 railroad. The
average price Ut the had Il q 10 per zero.
yAsxbie IN SIX snnnai installmeuts
en,esutin9 IN Mound numbcrs y "a. 0p0
6on5e Of TIE members Of tie colony will
peoceed IN thu next ten days 70 thaf point.
fte nenTcst fastrusd station will De 06erle
- Edueris county. ebous go miles vest
~ ispekR tbs rtAto CAPITAL. The culony
= composed ef The be>t class u our Ger
-nAc cathalsc 4elte p-etxt1eus. and mod ct
then arc msn q <anll1er.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-12-29
WONDERFUL KANSAS.

The following is paragraph from . let
ter wrltrea By Lucy Stone = the Boston
Globe. after . trip from Boston 20 Coiora-
do. She sAys:
Tho fullest sonss Of agricultural
wealth. and wonder ct it, immensitv be-
gins after you leave the State Of Missouri.
wherein sogt Ut sliD-shod stale Of Quilt
walton lporhAps the shadow of the sieve
sysfeml in places leaves the corn full of
Wceds With osher signs Of neglect and
thrift. Bat in Kansas IL is all the other
way There GA the ten thousand fieids
vases inst such nagni6eent corn as was
the admiration and v0Dder Of tho Centen-
nisl Exhibition. On the wheat fields
where the harvest has been gathered.
STRAW wss put up in stacks such ~ the
bomc>stayihg yankee never dreamed Of
On the farm counted twenty-five OF
those srscks, and on that single place wa
straw enough 70 bed all the cattle in Mas.
sachcseita The grase was 30 tall that !
woman who was walking through il. past-
ed il above her bead, when was only
visible lower than the grass The crop Of
hax aud hcnp was tine. asd ~ wbirled
past on the cars We found ourselves 6av-
ina, 'Wonderfuli Wonderful Kansas i
By far the inest State No ever saw.
Tns editor Of tho Kinsley Republican ID
Torso. spirited writer. ana his eloquent
language has . ring sbont 1t. In . clcsina
article upon tho duty Of the citizen. and
Of TIE faturs. he writes:
Consider the near futurei When the
day light lightning express ten yeass hence
CONES laundering up the rising Erade OF
the great Arkansas valley, bound west
ward. bearing the Pacific mails destined
fer the Golden Gate and China. n the iron
h0rDe hafte for . moment at our depot,
shall the thruaxh passenger earsiessly turn
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ina bnlldings and iifelcss streets. and en-.
01tse. ssWhns soa>ion's shisf3 o. shah be
H. view. looking doWn. our ssce-hned.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-15
What Il Ten Dollar Note Will Do.

Mr.. Brown kept boarders. Around
his table sat Mr.. Brown, Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Andrews, the village milliner, Mr.
Black, the baker, Mr., Jordan, a carpen.
ter, and Mr.. Hadley, a flour, feed and
lumber merchant.
Nh. Brown took out of his pocket
book a ten dollar note, and handed it to
Mrs. Brown, saying:
Here, my dear, are ten dollars to.
ward the twenty | promised you"
Mrs. Brown handed it to Mrs. An
drews, the m%illiner, saying:
That pays for my new bonnet"
Mrs. Andrews said to Mr.. Jordan, as
she handed him the note:
THAT will pay you for your work on
my counter"
Mr.. Jordan handed it to Mr.. Hadley,
the flour, feed and lumber merchant, re-
questing his lumber bill.
Mr.. Hadley handed the note back to
Mr.. Brown, saying:
That pays ten dollars on my board
Mr.. Brown passed it to his wife, with
the remark that that paid her the TWEEN
ty dollars he had promised. She in
turn paid it to Mr.. Black, to settle her
bread and pastry account, who handed
it to Mr.. Hadley, wishing credit for the
amount on his flour bill, he again re-
turned it to Mr.. Brown, with the remark
that it settled for that months board.
Whereupon Brown put it back into his
pocket-book, exclaiming that he never
thought a ten dollar note would so so
far"
Thus a ten dollar note was made to
pay ninety dollars Indebtedness inside
of five minutes.