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The daily gazette., 1878-05-28
General News.

A Havana dispatch reports the surren-
der of Il large number of insurgents, III
cluding chief named Lmb.no Sanchez
with 1l6 officers 200 men AID women
and children. The surrender OF the re-
mnant Of the insurgents is now ex-
pected.
The Treasury Department has issued
a passport and sea-lelter to James Cor
don Bennett's arctic ship, named for his
sisler the Jeanette, but formely cele-
brated as the Pandora. She is now
lying in the Londos docks.
The decoration OF the graves of Union
and Confederate soldiers at the national
cemetery jefferson barracks near ST,
Lsais, Mo-, took place Sunday under the
management Of the clergy. An immense
number of people participated
The winners in the fourth annual re-
gatta of the Southwark Yacht Club, on
the Delaware at Philadelphia, yesterday
were Squirt, first class Korb, second
class Lenoir, third class. Several of
the boats were upset by the high wind,
and one had her mast broken off close
to the deck.
The winners at the Louisville, KY,
races yesterday, were Leveler, bealing
Day Star ard Solicitor. Two miles, in
3.47; W Whisper, four miles, beating
Kihlock and Chespeak ID 1856 Edin-
burgh, mile heats, in l.44a and 1.46s ;
Grimstead's Brown Dick colt, mile and
a hall, in 2.47.
President Hayes and several members
of the cabinet will leave Washington
Wednesday afternoon for the Gettysburg
battlefield. Col. Jno. A. Bachelor
author Of the positions of troops On the
government maps of that battle, will ac
company the party and describe the
scene of battle.
Hiram w. Rhodes, late president
Peter T. Doremus, vice-president
William N. Randall, treasurer, and Jos
eph NJ. Smith, William Allen and Sila
S. Williams, managers of the People
Savings Institution at Newark, N. j.
have been indicted for conspiracy to de
fraud the deposltors.
5 Bishop McCoskry, who arrived il
v Detroit four days ago ior the purpose,
was supposed, OF facing his accusers i
e the scandal against HIM, left for Me-
= York yesterday morning. This actio
creates much surprise. 1t was reporte
that he renewed his resignation on ii
18th instant, and that special meetir
e OF the House of Bishops to consider
q will be held in New York on the 18th
!, August.
" AT the sale of stations, trotters roa
v siers. brood mares and young stock
y = the Cedar Park stock farm, near Phil
i delphia, yesterday, the best horses we
"a not put up, none of the fine breedil
10 mares were disposed of, and only o.
stallion was sold. The fact that Hap
If Medium only got bid of $1,000 W
4 probably the cause of Withdrawing t
"a other fine stock. For the horses 50
low prices ruled.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-28

One noble work by Hans Makart in
the Austrian collection representing the
entry of the Emperor Charles V. into
Antwerp is an especial favorite with
connoisseurs as well as the general pub
lie. 1t is of great size, rich and natural
in color, wonderfully worked up in detail
and miracle of grouping. The Empe-
ror is on horseback, and four lovely wo-
men, perfectly nude, precede him. The
heads of these four festive young ladies
are said to be portraits of noble Viennese
damsels. The picture is stated to have
been purchased for exhibition in the
United States.
The opening of the great concert hall
has been postponed to the Goth of June.
1t is doubted if the workmen even then
will be out of it.
Fetes and banquets continue crowding
upon each other to such an extent that
there is absolutely no rest for men and
| women of fashion, The hosts and host
esses jumble against each other by hold
| ing three or four receptions on the same
night, and no one expects any one oi
consequence to remain an entii e evening
The grand ball at NJ. Cernuichi's was a
| most brilliant affair, and there was a
large muster of the American colony In
the sumptuous home of the great finan
/ cier.
| Mr.. Morton. the banker, gave "stag'
dinner to General Grant on Monday
evening
The same night the grandest ball Of the
season was given by the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, M. Waddington. Five
thousand invitations were issued ant
there was perfect crush, but the cos
tunes of the ladies were something ever
for man to rave about
On Tuesday the American artist Heal.
gave q ball On Wednesday there was
reception and ball at the Ministry 0
Agriculture. On Friday Mrs. Hooper,
private theatricals attracted a distinguish
ed party. Tonight Saturday there is I
soiree duasdnte at Mrs. Wagner's, and to
morrow there will be dinner to Gener
al Grant by Prince Orloff, the Russian
Minister. SO whirls along the worl'
here.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-28
LOOK. LOOkIl LOOK ~!

Best sand soap, 8 cts, p. & G.
Oleine soap, 6h cts
cans corn, warranted, "A cts
Large bottles Rumford's powder, ii cts
Gilberts corn starch, cts
Best hoop pals, IA cts
Nic-nacS, lbs Tor Il cts
Trenton oyster and Soda crackers,
8 lbs for 25 cts
4 lbs pared peaches for % cts
Good black tea, % cts per 10
Best wash boards, Ii cts each
We will sell good coffees lower than any
other dealer in Wilmington.
On all goods not mentioned above we are
as low or lower than other parties.
Laguayra coffee, 20 cts
Best prime Rio coffee, 25 cts
Best Old Govt Java coffee, 81 cts
Good Rio coffee, ~ cts
Oat meal, cts per lb.
A Bucket and Is lbs OF good while Soap
for 40 cents.
Rising Sun Baking Powder,
25, 10, 10, and cents per bottle.
The Best in the World.
THOMAS NJ. WEIR,
ap23-eod1m 1893 Market st.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-28
The Best Qualities of MEDICINES

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY COLOGNES, &C.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or GreLley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
ChoiceFLAVORLNG EXTRA CTS, Strong
and Pure,
At Ninth and Market.
AT WILLIAMS
Fine AMERICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
At Ninth and Ma rket.
/" Get the best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS'
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
ap12tf Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1878-05-28
Hayes Bargain with Jay.GOuld

washington DISPATCH 10 The N. Sun.
Many men held their support of Hayes
during the campaign of 1867 subject to
a bargain. The Returning Boards did.
Certain Southern Democrats did. So did
Jay Gould Hale and Robson made the
bargain for Gould's support with Hayes
personally. Hayes made his promise !;
Gould paid his money. The story has
been told in full in these dispatches. 1t
is story which can be proved. Hale
and Robson can prove it. Other men
can. The special committee has their
names. Two witnesses it will call are
Hale and Robson. The public will hear
the story with interest.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-28
ia, and Commercial

..oToS, Del, May ~ is re hv
g.ssIrsSsTSSess gIstr Sodss IssBsniisd BaidlnE q
I%alngton, 6E Re'o; q uoTATIONs'
The daily gazette., 1878-05-28
BULLS COUGH SYRUP

BULLS COUGH SYRUP
A fresh supply just received and for sale
wholesale and retail, by
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
H. H. II. Horse Liniment.
A fresh stock received, and for sale by
u. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For me ending broken China, Marble or
Glassware for sale eyy FLAMES BELT.
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Wire Hair Brushes,
Very superior 10 bristle brushes; they
mpaft cooling and refreshing sensation
'ne scalp f z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market SITS.
Leibig's Extract of Meat,
In %lb,, Xlb., hlb. and Id. jars, is sold
wholesale and retail bYy bYy.MEs RE1r
Cor. Sixth and NJ rket streets.
Palmer's Dandelion Coffee,
! Is not only less injurious than real cof
! fee, but is considered by those who have
used 1t TO have positive remedial effects.
/ A fresh supply just received. sold whole
sale and retail, by Y. JAMES BELT,
cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Hubball's Prepared Wheat.
This popular article of children's food
may be had fresh, of
Cor. SIKH and Market streets.
Chlorate of Potassium.
One barrel just received, and sold whole
sale and retail, by z. JAMES BELT,
! Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fittings,
In great variety. For sale by
/ q. JAMES BELT,
! Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
/ Corner Sixth and Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1878-05-28
Wilmington Markets.
. LPHIA JA lie NhfN Il Il
MONDAY, May q 8 p. m.

The CATTLE market was dull this week /,
prices were lower. 2i0O head arrived
1 sold At the West Philadelphia Drove
krist &C. per h., and 900 head at the
pnh Philadelphia Drove Yard at ~ q
Ic per ID, IN mn haod
| hi al The West Philadelphia Drove yard
IA, axe; aud 10 head at the North
klsdelrhia Drove Yard at ~ 6*c. per
HOES were firmer. $500 head sold at the
Eest Philadelphia Drove Yard at ~ a5tc.
IN 800 he'd at the North Philadelphia
Eove Yard at 5a5sc. per pound, as "
bality.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
''Arab Life In the Syrian Deserts.s

This was the subjec. # DR.. Merrilr's
lecture at the Lowell Institute, Boston,
the other evening. The region Is one
of great historical interest. yet Il In o.
cupied now only by the wild Bedouin.
Without the group of black tents, she
herds ri camels. and the vast moving
caravans the picture of the desert II not
complete. The wars IL the Arabs arc
not bloody. and their battles resemble
those ri Homer rather than those Of
Won Mol,ke or General Grant. They
despise manual labor. xAd employ
Christian fellahe.n OF q mental class Of
Moslems To Till the soil for thsA. Their
food IL scan,y-ricc. grease, cracked
wheat and sour camel's milk, etc, and
their dishes are very uninviting. Arab
women who do the cooking are very
filthy IN their habits. Yet the Arabs
make excellent coffee, which in drank
with their guests ~ n ceremony. The
men always make the coffee, which
might account for it, good quality. In
and about their tents men, women,
children and animals have about eunal
rights. The tribes with which the sneak
or had most Ia do numbered from -
10 1000 and 1000 tents each. Great
tact and prudence are required u live
AMI travel among them in safety. Kind.
ness, hrmness. and some small presents
generally open the way to their conf
dencc and favor. Hospitality IL but
one OF their noble traits; vet, on the
other hand. they can steal and murder
u their interest demands IL. In fact.
they have reduced throat cutting To a
n art. The womcn are regarded a
inferior to the men. and are very igno-
rant and deg, AIDED. Their condition
Is wrctched. yet possibly they could ne
reached and elevated by the efforts of
self-sacriiicing Christian women, we're
thcy 10 20 among them and live. The
women, however. are not kept 40 se-
cluded as are the Moslem women in the
towns. The men are. NJ a rule. yery
bright. and enjoy n good story or a
JOKE Ihcy compose songs and rhymes.
which are repeated for the entertain
mien' OF the camp. night after nicht.
some bedouin children have q aston.
ally found their way into the schools
of Bethlehem, Jerusalem. Beirut. and
Damascus. Under favorable circum.
these people might possibly be
reached by civilizing influences. The
lecture aoonndet in amusing and en-
PERTAINING incidents which came under
the speakers own observation while
prosecuting his work in ,he desert
Boston Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

There are two clubs in London to
which men and women heve equal rights
Of membership. The albermarle. in
in Piccadilly. Is governed by a commit
tee composed of equal numbers of both
sexes, and the members, rather over
,oo, are maintained carefully in the same
proportion. Lately = difficulty has aris.
en the management No smoking.r ,pm
had been allotted to the ladies. so they
had been driven To carry their cigar.
cites into the gentlemen's room. To
this the gentlemen more than agreed.
rather encouraging the invasion, AS the
rest Ut the hoIss seemed too triste in It's
dignity. One day Mrs. Grundy anne
learn IT the pleasant little evening meet.
ings, and hence, on the walls Of the cor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
An Engiish Opinies 81 an Aseriean
Joker.

What IL called American humor
land various ~ are it, kinds. every one
knows what il meant by the definition)
did not take with Us readily. chiefly be-
cause nothing foreign ever does take
readily with US; and secondly, because
Their. was a great deal ~ native humor
Just Mt that time when the American
began Ia be imported. Was, for in
stance. Sam Slick ever thoroughly APP
preciated In Eugland' W. should like
Ia see whether n reprint 81 the clock
makers quaint and shr-wd philosophy
would be acceptable To u generation
much harder up for a laugh than was
that to which Judge Halliburton dis
coursrd u soft sawdcr and human ma
tnre. There IL no resemblance between
the Clockmaker and American humor-
lists II the present day. most Of whom
ARE inspired by conditions Of life and
adventure, by " boie social systems tina,
splitting 'Bluenose.' and they have the
great charm for Us. Of rootlcssness. alb
solute novelty and perfect audacity.
They cant be conventional because
there's no conyentionslism where their
jokes hail from. and they are n law to
themselves concerning themes Of jo-
king, not to mention that their funniest
effects are often unintentional. and fun
ny only Ia us. Thus. Artemus Ward.
Mark Twain, Mr.. Brete Harte. and
more recently Mr.. Haberton. have cs-
tablished themselves with English read.
ers ~ firmly rs MIR. Sothern and Mr..
Toole have established themselves with
English play-gocrs, n laughtcr-com-
pelling friends Of bored mankind. -
London Spectator.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
He Kept His Word.

OF. Governor Briggs, of Mas.acbu-
setts' AZ Is remembered that for ssvers,
years before his death he never wors a
,olIar' appearing thus unadorned at his
,esees and on all public occasions.
rev men knew the strange reason for
this He had q neighbor whom he liked
exceedingly, and who was on the v.v
10 become q confirmed drunkard, With
this man the Governor demonstrated
warmly. until at last the listener An.
swered, i viii never drink again II
You VIII W again wear a collar"
agreed said the Governor. Each
kept his word; the man Vas saved. and
~ Governor paid no manner Of AZ.
'snuon 10 The sometimes sharp cri,i.
his dress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

ridor. appears = so,ic. inforrning hfes
that they are torsidaen ~ the
threshold 81 the esyrfed apartment
The Russell Clab in Regent street, 10
proprietary. ths members having no
responsibility beyond their subscrip-
lions. ladic. paying hall that Of gen
tlemcn. The apartments on the ground
foor. rrading.foom. boudoir. drawing.
room and din NJ room are public rooms,
used by ladies and gentlemen alike.
Up stairs are billiard and smoking
rooms, sacred Ia the stronger ser. La
die. here do no, smoke at all. rs their
apartments resemble more the coffee
end drawing rooms ~ n large hotel.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

city. bs, bsiax poos soarshcd . hatred to-srd
the kinG
Row. Nov. 10 Siaety thousand
persoas sith s.xs snd bsnd. q music ..senn.
bi~d 90 The Cor.o Ia home. 10 nighI ~ mani.
feet ihsir - Of the s@caps ~ The King A..
other dnaaoastfs,spn has b<sn made b~for. the
houss - The ryBie. The erDsas EVER . hsrr
dsmsn.sd psosBp, justice. III. Austrian en-.
ba.sy .. Illuminated, sni the cro-d eherrri
the Ambassaks.
PAassuutr ~ss hearing . banner amoas the
trade sssas'siiub. tina, p.radri ~ nnret the
Ming ". bad fastened the dagger 10 the n.x
.tAa.
ANOTHER ArTIArT.
fLonrXcE, Nov. is.-During the pas
Gag. ~ = pro-es.icu IN honor 1t klas Hun.
b-rt's escape down Via Ns,inuai, a tumb "a.
tbfosp among . cOris ~ veterans and erplo-
d.i. T~o men ~,re Killed and several Sigh,
y sounded.
NArLys. Nov u. Il IL reported that
the I'Alisu Embas.y 10 Parts va, safncd 81 the
probability - . Socialist s,,emg, upon The
Kings hfe.
LONDON, Nov u. Popular indigna-
tion aud excitement throughout l,aiy over the
s''smp, To- s-sss.inats the kiag 3. yer, grra,
The assassin Z. . member ~ h. international
srie,y. He denies having any srcompIice. ~
instigs,ors.
BERLIN, Nov. ia belief j. current
here That a plni exists for the assassination ~
al .oysrclgns. II Ia stated tina, the Prus.isn
judges, when examining the Nobling'. ease,
we're led "a believe In the existence u a cen.
trail organization for THE purpose, and inye.
LEGATIONS are ,till goinR on.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

20 mat g'nger icaf.-To four
pounds OF dough add one pound Of raw
sugar, half = pound Of butter. =
ounce and a half Of caraway seeds. one,
ounce q a half Of ground ginger.
Bake In the usual way. II verS much
resembles Scotch ho,-cross buns' I,
makes a very nice cake either for tea or
luncheon. ""'
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
WOnkbN0MEN.

Before you begin your heavy spring ~ork
siter . wtntero OF rclax alton, your system needs
cleansing and strengthening 10 prevent an at.
teck az AE1e, biliious OF spring Fever, OF
some other spring sickness that will unit YOU
Tor . seasoa's work You will nave time. much
sekneee and great expense n you will use one
noste Of HOP Hitter In your family ihis month.
Dont wait. Bee other column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

riIE ORIENT

>afvet Pasha, after u long interview
with the Sultan, attended y meeting Of the
Turkish Ministers, November 10Th, aud urged
the Necessity II eomiug TO an amicsble mr.
rangemen, with Greece before foreign media.
alton, The Mscedouisn insurrection r. spread.
lax toward Epirus and .hcssaiy, For many
the political tendency Ia a new prc,ext Tor
robbery aud plumber, The Porte sent twenty
three hat,alions with i've batteries 10 suhduc
the instruction,
Gen. Lomakin's Russian expedition.
marching trom the Caspian Sea In the direc-
,icn of New LuiNs,ou, by constan, lighting
reaches the At,iek Valley, A Russian corps
ot 500 strong alan stands ON the Rad Ia
balkh and herst. The Russian Ambassador
has assured the French Minister III Foreign
Assirs ~ the Cssr's willingness to cooperate
In securing the arrangement IL the rurko-
Grecce fron,ier difficulty aud of his arm Ia.
,rnt,on tn carry on: all the s,ipalA,ions ~ the
Berlin treaty
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

Mr.. Purdy says tina, curran,-cu,rInr.
snoa,a oe on ~ O ~ the leaf
drops, n buried . foot beneath the
sou. IN . sandy or dry place. with earth
mixed AL through hem. and left there
until early spring, ~hen they can be Ia
Ken up and set out In nursery rows.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
GERMANY.

Emperor William in replying to an
address Of the iowa council 1T wie.haden.
said he hoped ssnn To resume government
Be trusted Gsrmany's action against criminal
tendencies would be initiated by other states.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
LATE MGws.


Wilson's ssw mill q, Bclding. Mich +.
burned No, ia,h. Las. 5000
A fra in Victoria. Mass. on the isis
- November, destroyed rroprry -or,h seo,.
NO.
A falling building In Pcsln. ILL.,. No.
vember is,h killed Mr.. Barrie and too ehll
frcn.
r. Boyd a Co.'S grain warehouse at
Vast Saginaw, Mich, burned No, i9,h. i<-s,
sio,oD
w. Stafford. Pa. Was visited by a ycry
des'rue,iv. eonnssrati0n on the iHh u No
scmh~f.
A IRE at the Virginia pcnitenti.ry. at
Richmond, November it,b, osused . loss ~
sG6.0o.
A fire nj Atlantic City. ~ j.. on the
MIGHT Of November i,,b, caused q lp,. II
sIs.0o.
Nine persons we're injured by the es.
piosion u . kerosene lamp, In Cincinnati, No
yrmtcr isih.
Tho Big Rapids saw and sbingle mill
at Bir Rapids, Michigan, burned Nov ii,h
LOSE @"o
\ disease something similar Ia small
por has made IL appearance In the southern
part u New Mexico,
Tn. Mcnncgra Springs hotel a, Can
ton, Pa. burned Nov. i2'h. Lcs., s5b,c S
i~o.ur.ne,. e,0aD
~.
~" 'n' ooA' "'"''s '" v'' 'io'n''y ~
au,r.., cen, .a,.ss. 80, sa,1sl'
~.
INV '"'",'"'' WI" ''"c'''ng '''hu'
''hm'n' hush SHELLS ~ co. olnc'nn"ii'
s'' V, "' ''o'"' NOV
The hre nj bradford. Pa. which broke
on the evening 81 November i.,h, destroy
ei property valued at tiD,"o' Insurance.
s'o""'
Joseph Edgcr. a lnboror on . canal.
boat, fell into the canal, q, Lafayette, .nd.. On
November 18th, while Intoxicated, and was
drowned.
A fire IN Green Bay. WI.. Noy,mbc,
d..,y,ca . ..,,hou.. co,,.i,,,, ,m,
f'srrcls of kc'o.cne oil, AMI large quantity ~
coal. loss, eaT. 900.
IN. s.,,.l, ,nw.r ,.o,.
he came, mill. az ,hs ioth Wa, p,u.,.,
have struck on scecan, ~ notification OF
reduction II wages.
a lire at Fayette. a., November i7th,
by On esplostpn In q drug store. ,..
!, roycd that and sir other s,orcs. Loo. ,b,r.
" thousand 1oljsrs.
Tn. C.cs,., s.,,n.. r,.,. nj, ,.....
m, ,,.,~n. IA. -.,o.~s -, :,
n,oa,shi. h..,.... r. 800 800" -
v,u h. .., 4, mil
a.. r....... L.
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WAY" '"e '"'S"os' espfrssee the opin'
~ ."a's"' '"'9'' U"
I..-.-s u--.,-~. go,
""y"'", ''"'"'
W "R"'"'"S .n" s"NAe" rom .
'""s '" '""sl' ""' escape" 'ur-
"A"'s' '"A" 10" o'u'sc" anu . s''rh'
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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
emu.

Advices from Chill state that serious
ric,s, resulting In the killing and wouniing Of
stsh,y people, occurred In santiago Mounted
police and cavalry were called gu, and made
several charges eeion the mob dispersed,
The trouble originated In An at,emp, ,o lay Vi.
oleut hands upon the writer ~ certain srtt
cles in relation To the boundary question In
which he ,oss grounds favorable tothc Argen-
tine kspahlic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
Crime.

Andrew Spsnglsin. Of New York. ia.
tally stabbed Peter Drsde, Nov. 18th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28

The following dispatches shaw that
the rcgicide mania has oroksn out In Italy.
NAPLES. Nov. IL. As King Humbert
vas entering the city In state to-day, a poorly
polnsrd. stgnor Cairoli, Chi~f ~ the Minis
try who vas In The cariagc With the King,
laid hand ~ the man. Who wounded Aim In
the thigh. The King In his s~ora and
struck the assassin, ~ho ~As Immediately &C.
enr~d. The king received . slight scratch,
Popular Indignation 10 intense, and the dem-
oastya,sons n loyalty Arv unboanded, The
assassin is ,~sniy-nine years Sidsand by s~u-
fsiton . cook. lie says he e~lougs 20 no scci-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-28
luUS0Aky.

Premier Tissa. speaking Of the Diet.
declared that the policy Of Austria and Hun
gary ~As To prevent Turkey fr"u becomiss
. prey Ia Russia. lie expressed . drm hoy-
that The Berlin treaty would be punctusily
observed. II, ho~c,er, any power should re-
'''t the esecation OF the treaty, Austria, Who
had tsen able % harmooiss her intsrests with
'hose Of Europe, would not stand alone In the
light that might cnsue.
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asa yoa IL all kindness to male g
pnl,lIc statement Of the exact alaoun,
Of reading you have done on this
subject and villa. it has been. Imay
he astonished, but l doubt if w
have read much on the subject out-
side of magazine articles and the
statements Of those "leadipg iourn.
ais" that praise Mr.. Cook. / have
much more to say. but time presses
and must close here, hoping soon
to see your reply.
l remain yours, very respectfully,
d. N. UTTER.
Olympia, Jan. Both, 1878.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-02-02

TEMPERANCE MovEMENT.-The tenn
perance elements at Seattle have uni
ted in an appeal to the citizens of
Washington Territory to take some
means of securing a prohibitory liq-
uor law of some kind, or at least re-
strictive law for the Territory; and
they recommend that the temperance
people of each. county assemble in
mass meeting on the Goth of Febru-
ary, to elect delegates to Territorial
convention on the sixth of March
next.