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A suit for a Million Dollars of Back


DETROIT NOV "a Attorney General kirch-
ner has brought suit against the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
on behalf Of the com monweaith, for S., ,pO0, 900
back taxes and accrued interest thereon.
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Fresh Batch Of Marine Disasters.

New YORK, Nov. 24.-The ship Common
wealth from Calcutta reports passing the
abandoned wreck W the ship Callao of Phila-
delphia. on the third instant, In latitude n
degrees 80 seconds, longitude 50 degrees 43
seconds. Sailing vessels arriving here to-day
report the loss Or three men overheard.
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prineiples of tho eons'i ution. and you must
triumph Rnd redeem the country from the
gr taL oil csntralism.
Falow- citizens. what nend aid more2 Yon-
der are the tables spr. ad. md you are In q
hurry to got there. With your permission I
will leave, Wishing that pence and prosperity
may visit every home and kindle every heartf-
stone and animate every heart. both OF black
and white. within all your hospitabe borders.
fAV,r,J
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The Cit,.S rs ot Memphis Discussing sam
EtArY RafOrma.

MEMPHIS, Nov. "a conference of the
sanitary commission of the National Board
of Health, city authorities and tho committee
appointed by the citi1ans' mass meeting on
sanitation was held no noon to-day. The
meeting was for i general interchange of
ideas. and W. most harmonious. David J..
Haddcr presenting the citizens commit
+r@ \, #.ked strict compliance on the part Of
-, people In oil suggestions advanced by the
committee for the Improvement Of the condi-
tion Of the city. Charles Hermany, of Louis
willie. who made q survey of tho city several
years ago, will arrive tomorrow to aid in d
new survey that is to be made.
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The Toxic Times aseerts that English In
fluence Is declining In Japan. The English
employees do their work with diligence and
fidelity, but do not eonciliate the regard OF
the Japs. According to the Times the Ameri-
cans are the most popular foreigners.
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CertIflcate of tlection Awarded.

NORFOLK Va, Nov 24-The Board Of State
Senatorial Canvassers or Norfolk county to-
day gave certificate of election to Jonathan
Z. Bousch, Republican Debt-Payer.
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Movement. of ocean vessels.

New YORK. NV. 24-Arrived out: Ross. J. j.
Dussumter HomewArd Catl Hansted for New
Orleans, Trtmounain for Savannah. Arrived.
Harmal sud nj vse
LIVERPOOL. nov 24-hrrtved: Steamers Pro-
pontis from Norfolk and Benmoore from New
Orleans.
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ALGERIA.

AbaIERs. Nov 4-The city IL In a state Of
great excitement, because OF recently repeated
fires. judicial inquiry is proceeding as to
their cause,
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ntnnN liIIths 4 Sons.


CrrY oRs4 ,ENlco, Nov. l6.-A scandal
occurred II one OF the princpa here
on the eix,, instant, In conse - the
attempt at the vice presidents 4 nate
eand Houss or Deputies and a la aUar OF
army officers to interrupt the t,lits Of
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amcnt last night, the gane hatween SeSton
and Sehaafnr ~ won hy tha former NY y
scpre III :pDO tn 2n4 Winner 4 average, 40 5-1
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-19
Saturday, July l9. 1879.


THE Columbia Gateway" is what
Portland journals nowadays call the
Columbia river bar. There's good
deal in a name. after all.
The Constitution Of Mankind and
the Missing Link" i. the subj.c. upon
which Carl Vogt will shed ligh. in Yes
ler's Hall tonight. Eight o'clock is his
hour for beginning.
A canoe race for flo0 q side between
Cotsford, the champion oarsman OF
British Columbia. and Clemens, will
come of today, at Victoria. Much in
terest is manifested in the result.
The plasterers have about finished
their Job on Mr.. Briggs elegsa. new
residence, and the painters are now At
work. The carpenters are putting on
the finishing touches, and the building
will be ready for occupancy in q couple
Of weeks.
A deck hand and the China cook Oh
the Fanny Lake had little trouble
yesterday morning. which resulted 10
the Chinsman having . head pot on
him. The case came up before Justice
Scott, and the white man was fined s.
and costs.
Prof. Pettibone and wife and Mr.
Drant went out Oh the bay yesterday
morning ON fishing expedition. They
returned in the afternoon with more
fine rock. cod, tom cod and other spe-
cies of fish than they knew what to do
with. We acknowledge the receipt of
a basket full Of these delicious fish
Mr.. Drant says he has fi,hed in many
different sections Of country. but never
caught so many in 80 short time as in
Elliott Bay. yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. Coppin. who has several dwelling
houses on Ninth street. will soon com
mence the construction of windmill
TO pump water from the we'll at his
residence, TO furnish his other houses
with water A we'll 90 feet deep 10 re-.
quired to furnish the necessary supply.
and rather than dig well at each Of
his houses, Mr.. Coppin will adopt .
much cheaper and more convenient
plan. The water will be elevated to a
tank. from which it will be conducted
through pipes to the various points de-
sired. Mr.. c. is having some more Of
his lots cleared. and will probably soon
erect some more residences on them.
The improvements in the eastern part
Of our city are unprecedented.
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From late issues Of the Victoria Col-
o"ist We clip as follows;
Goodacre & Dooley had eleven fins
sheep killed on Strawberry Farm 90
Sunday by dogs accompanying pot
hunters, who invade the district settle
ments aid pepper away at small birds.
deer. or any other game tina. may cross
their paths.
1t is reported that Reed Brothers 3
Co. Of London have instructed their
solicitors by cablegram TO begin sui,
against tho Local Govern ment for al
legged illegal seizure and appropriation
Of their property.
Sundays promise Of y 6ne spell WAS
not confirmed. In the evening the wind
veered round to the east, end during the
night rain fell heavily The atmosphere
is raw and cold. The unfavorable wes
Their has extended to the upper country,
where there have been heavy falls of
rain and some snow. On the Pavilion
Mountain road six inches Of snow fell
during Saturday night. What are We
coming to?
At precisely 81. O'Clock yesterday
morning buildings in this nc,ghbor-
hood were violently shaken by al earth.
quake. which moved from west to east,
W. ncc upanied by noise like henv.
~ iat'h wagon passing through the
strcet., AMI last,d som, twelve scconds.
Nir'in~> nud doors .ri 'r ckr'y r.f'led
AMI many pe'-"I wsr.. ww ,kchri T. ON
.!"r Der i'y Ia" unu-n.I VISITATION. Re-
ports irrn' the james BAY -idr say that
til. hook wa> very >r.-I- ili.re bur
no iHua.e wa dJs.- My VII + thlt We
could earn.
From Fort Colvilie we hear that u
white woman. tn. wife % a Respectable
citizen Of the place. hSs d. serted her
husband and children and Joined her
destinies with those Of An Indian in =
neighborin2 village She has adopted
the Indian dress and food, accompanies
her new husband on fishing ami hunt
ing expeditions. packs his food aud
Game ON her back, and in all essentials
is Q squaw. When she visits the WI
she passes her late husband and children
without recognition, and appears devo,
Ell to her new mode o: life
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The first Kindergarten in st. Louis
MAS establish d in 1873 Now there
are in the city over fifty public kinder
gartens. in which between four and five
thousand children are 10 BE- found
The kindergarten is compulsory (snd
no charge for school material enforced)
in 50 far that children under seven and
. half. If sent to q primary school. must
spend half the school day in . kinder
garteD. unless they have previously
been in one for two years. Already
the kindergarten songs have. to large
extent. replaced the silly rigmaroles
that tho children used to sing when to-
gether. There are men who claim that
the kindergarten will make . model
city Of St. Louis in the mex. genera
ton.
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Little Harry s.. of five summers. who
had been exalted from girls to boys
habiliments. recently appeared ct school
arrsyed in the former. when his teacher
kindly remarked" Children. / hope
that none Of You will tease Harry. nor
speak Of his dress. - his mother has
sent hin, in it to punish him for being
naughty, and be feels mortified and
sorry" Thereupou Master Harry
quickly mounted his seat. and. rspu-
dating the teachers kind protection.
extended his clenchei fat and har-
sngued his class thus If any girl
says anything about it. I'll say nothing /;
bat IL any hey does. I'll knock his heal
OIL" and the Ore of his eye, bespoke
his self -rcliance
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. low l., nu.li,.~1 right II l. ~.
4 - r''s. .U'c.s-fI pr pn.', n
"''r i+'F ~d'ah {" oar feol l.. II
~. tx. u "h,,,n il ail cas-. e Con
-"ns,t."., r." umuuil Hem. .rri,,.e-.
A-'nn sev'r. Coughs, Group aud all
";her ih'oAt and Lung Diseases. Ne
p-r-od has ever used this medicine with
"ut getting immediate relief. yet there
are great many poor, suffering. skep-
teal persons going about our streets
with suspicious cough. and the voice
of consumption coming from their
lungs. that will no. try it. If you die.
1t Is your own fault, Is you can 60 to
your druggist and get Q sample bottle
for 10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only IS
cents.
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TACOMA HERALD ITyxs-N posr;n

TACOMA HERALD ITxxs.-M. DORM
Il Son arc running confectionery fsteb-
lisbmers in both Nes Tacoma and
Olympia. J p Cbilberg and Charles
Ellis have .tart'd FIR tie Skasi. gold
mines. Waliie Fife has gore TO Cali
tofnis, TO enter McClure's Military
Academy. The Pierce County Teach
ers Institute will convene at S.eilacoom
on the 9Th OF August. The New ia
coma public schools-Mr. Eidriige and
Miss Settling teacher.-will close pexs
week. on account Of a deficiency 10 the
school money.
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At THE HosrrrAL There are at
present no private patients at Provi-
dence Hospital, in this city. but there
are twelve county charges. Out OF
over forty private patients who have
entered the hospital since last Novem-
Der. all but three have been discharged
as cured. Sister Superior has been
gone for some time. but will return
next week. The hospital is now in
charge of Sisters John. James and
Vincent. who keep everything as neat
and tidy as possible. There are two
very bad cases Of paralysi, in the hos
pital. Mr.. DAracy and Mr.. Haywood.
Their recovery is very doubtful. An
other milder case is man named
Martin. who has worked ct Milton for
SOME years past. He he'd beth legs
paralyzed. but is getting on we'll now.
A Japanese from Seabeck. suffering
from heart disease. is there. aud will
probably recover. The remainder are
gc,t:rg on very we'll.
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A HANDSOME REsIDESCE.-Mr.C has
Benson. thrifty farmer who has been
following agricultural pursuits onWhite

A HANDSOME REsIDENCE.-Mr. ChAs
Benson. a thrifty farmer who has been
following agricultural pursuits onWhite
river for the past twenty one years. ~
Gently sold his farm for $1,000 aud
moved into the city. lie is now laying
out portion Of his denominations az =
handsome residence. He pGrcl. sc,l
two lots on Eighth and Madison streets,
and the new building is going np ort
the corner lot. The main structure !.
26x3i feet. two stories high. With n '',r
addition Is feet square. The h"lsc.
when completed. will have six large
rooms Ee,idos the kitchen. On the west
side of the main building. facing the
bay, is Il two-story bay wiudow-the
only one, we believe. in Washington
Territory. From this bay window a
beautiful view Is bad of the harbor and
surrounding scenery. Work Was com
menced six weeks ago. and the house
will be ready for occupancy by the
middle Of August Frank Chambers
has the contract. and is doing the work
in manner highly satisfactory to Mr..
Benson. The front door will ocen IN o
hall eight feet wide. from which a
handsome flight of stairs will lead into
the second story. The house will bs
plastcred throughout and have piazza
in front. extending out six feet. The
whole will DO nicely painted and sur
rounded by a neat picket fence. A well
is being sunk in the rear of the house.
and water will be conducted into tho
kitchen by means Of . pump. When
completed, Mr.. Benson will have resi-
dence that be may well be proud Of.
and one that will rank among the best
in Seattle.
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This is the age of shsms-sham-bu built
houses, sham furniture and carpets.
sham pictures. sham jewelry, in short,
sham il everything. even to razors.
The Yankee is trsjitionally responsible
for the invention Of shams. His wood
en- nutmegs are historical. In the face
Of these facts il is not strange that the
announcement Of every new invention
or scientific discovery is met With the
question-Is it true. When the pro-
polling powor Of steam vas first dis.
covered. not . few Il our forefa,her
shook their heads and pronounced the
steam engine an invention Of Satan.
Poor Harvey. the Bacon Of medical
science. what did be not suffer for dis
Covering the circulation Of the blood!
Astrology bad 20 long imposed upon
the credulity of mankind that any fact
presenting itself 10 the garb Of science
was instantly challenged with "Hslt
prove thyself." Thus il il in medicine
todsy. SO many useless drugs have
been sold under she name of medicines,
that when . genuine remedy does sp.
pear it is regarded with prejudice and
distrust. Fortunately, IS inventions
and scientific theories. 20 medicines are
subject to the great law Of nature and
mind-the surriral Of tho true. Every
year that DR.. Pierce's Family Rene
dies are before the pubic they are more
generally esteemed and their sales in.
crcas.. Iii. Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgative Pellets are the
most popular Of all remedies for dis.
eases OF the stomach. liver. and blood,
only l'ecause they have proved more
ef-c:ual than any others. His Favor
itc Prescription. as specific for the
Weaknesses and diseases PECULIAR 70 fs.-
male. is al'o arserscdly the most pip.
uiLr ;. MY ot it. class.
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Cure all cases of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of Vigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
Impotency. Nervous and Physical De-
bility. and all that class of complaints
arising from excess. indiscretion or
abuse. The old find in this remedy A
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young . safeguard and protection. DR..
LA Mars SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debilitsted from what.
ever cause. to their pristine vigor.
Price. - so per bottle. Sent c. o. d.
by express TO any address, secure from
observation. Address oil orders to A.
McBOYLE & co, Druggists. P. o..
Box .952. San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3dp
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Brother Haskell, . self-styled clown
apostle" and "circus preacher" 10
getting it from the Eastern press as Q
fraud and dead BEAT Of the most uoto-
rious character. His wonderful power
as an orator recently drew him an su.
d,ence Of thirty persons in Minneapolis,
from each of whom he received . ten
cent admission Zee. He left town 90
borrowed money. forgetting to pay .
number Of bills before leaving.
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The Ladies' Working Society Of the
Congregational Church are making ey.
tensive preparations for an entertain.
ment 10 he given ct Yesler's Hall on
Tuesday evening of rext week. Miss
Lizzie Bell aud some Of our best home
talent will assist the Congregation
choir in providing excellent music for
the occasion. Something entirely moral
10 the way Of stsgs entertainment may
be expected.
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OK A SrRtEE.-Th. coal cutters at
Newcastle are en- . strike. and in con,
sequence it is MT unlik.ly that the
trans portation Of coal over the road
will be stopped for some time. There
was no reduction OF wages by the Com
pspy nor demand for an increase by
the lsborers. Tho trouble seems TO be
. question whether the miners shall
have control Ct certain Affairs At
the mines or the officers appointed by
the Company.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-19

To WHARF BCILDERs.-S Six hundred
piles. from 30 to 90 fee. long. are Of.
fered for sale by Mr.. James Taylor. of
Port Blakely. They are said TO be
very desirs Die sticks Of their kind. and
Seattle wharf builders may do well in
their purchase. Give Mr.. Taylor =
call
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CHANCE OF MA.rERs.-Cspt. Gray,
ior many years naste: Of the Gem Of
the Ocean. AMI for the pas. two years
Of the Topgallant, has been succeeded
as master OF that vessel by Capt. Rey-
nolds, who for the past twenty odd
years has been in the employ Of the
Madison Company.
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KlLLgp.-Jos Bates. we'll known on
the Sound as the master of . plunger.
Was found yesterday morning With his
nose skinned and neck broken. in .
boom of logs of the long wharf At Port
Gamble. The supposision is tha, be
was going TO his boat, when he fell
overheard and WAS killed Being missed
yesterday he was looked for and found
as above recorded
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administrators SALE.

AyoTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN PUR-
~ saAnes Of IN order Of the Probate Curt Of
King County. wsAAing'on Territory. made on the
lssk Aay Of July 1879 In ths matter Of the esta -
Of Iaaae Weltoa. dscsassd. the underxigned Cd
minissrasoe Of said estsae viii cell q public Auc
toe, to the highest bidder tor cash. on Saturday
Angus ID. ls7s. 81 ] oeioek, p. H.. on the ocei.
dessal Sqaare, in the City Of seattle, in said
county, The following psfsonai property. to-wif;
otx,s ysckscrevs, wrsaeAss, Blocks and kcl-
lefs Household Furniture. one Breach loading
onoeeun and los Of ammunition, 9Aoveis. Car.
penAse's foois etc. H Z HATHAWAY.
Adnipsst1stoe Of the estate Of Isaac vslton. de-
eaanoA.
Daoe1 July Ioh, lsH. tyis-v9t
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
yEw ENGLAND HOTEL.

Go 10 the Concordia Hall on Mil
street, where you will get good glass
Of beer for Ave cents; also the best Of
liquors at ten ceris drink. All kinds
OF California wines by the glass or bot
tie A first class pool table and the
best free lunch in tow3. Come aud
see.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. It
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is 6re-proof; has good accom-
mediation for families. and - good
meals - any house in the city. 1t only
81 90 per day.
VIZ. JHNsKN.
Wharf street, Victoria. r. c.
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MINING CLAIMS FoR SALE. The
undersigned offers for sale one Hydrau-
lie Claim on Hilbert Geek and one on
Dufos Greek. joining the Discovery
shove. in Cassiar. b. c. For particu-
lar. inquire q: the Centennial Saloon
II NJ. THIBERr. or Of Geo. Martin on
steamer CaSsiar.
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Wharf street. Victoria. r. c.

WHAT THIY MHAN.-We don't b.
lievs these spots on the sun have any
influence on the weather Of oil. We
don't care what the astronomers cay.
We believe they are pasted on the sun
just to remind the people that the Cen
tsnniAl Saloon 10 the popular place to
get ice cold bssr. - we'll . the best
brands of liquors and cigars.
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ORDERED. The new bell for Trinity
Church. ln this city. has been ordered
from Troy. 1t will weigh 100 pounds
and cost $500
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No ExcusE tor no< having your pic
lures taken now. Cabinet photos IS
per dozen; Cards "a per dozen. 1t
Moores Gallery. = Sullivan's Block.
Front street iyll2
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FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the ct c. o. d. Store, on Occi.
destal Sqeare. Gold and silver taken
q par In sxchange for goods. spdtf
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- Bocs Beer in pints and quarts,
for sale by
CEAvvoxD / HAslixerox. Agents
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CALL ON J. A. McPHEE for Cigars
Tobacco. Pipes and Cutlery. He keeps
the best supply in the c,ty and sells at
the cheapest rates. Customers may be
supplied ct either Wholesale OF retail.
Stand next to Schwabacher's store, on
Commercial street. Seattle. W. T.
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Never Ksswa - Fan. NICDOLa IN
vAI.LIBLE INJECTION - 4 esrtain0 and
specify cure without the u.s. Of soxioas and In
furious internal medicine. For s.is Wholesale
ana rst.il By 0es. v. Harris Co.. seattle. v. r.
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N Office.

A MEETING OF THE Stockholders or
~ the Seattle Homestead Association will be
held q the once Of the Company On Commercial
street.. in Seattle. on Monday, July 2ist, 1879 q
l0.3s H.. for the Transaction o. such business as
may come before II.
By order Of the President.
JOHN n. BLANCHARD,
jylldkwfd S-~y~tary.
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PIANO LESSONS,
PUPILS WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY FROM THE CITY OF INV
"A York wishes 20 take Pupils on the Piano.
She has enjoyed unusual Advantages. In having
the hes; teachers hat the city Afforded. and na;-
tsrs herself th.. she ~ill he able ~ give satissac
ton 10 parents guardians Who may favor her
with their patronage. 4. MORAN.
Eth street. opposite University grounds. Sc
attic. myl3-d'f