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, 1879-03-25

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 24.-Ths Pcnn.Yl-
vanta Railroad continues 10 show laygu H.
crease In tlls earnings over lns. year, which was
ahead of 1871 During tho last month there
WIS an iusscasc ia gross Of ss75, 100, and still!
further duercaso In expenses Of t5!,058, making
a eain Of $i:s, ,06ti IN net over 1878, which wcre
$A0 Sl7 ahead Of ls77. Tho year 80 iar slows
I'LL Increase of over s500,0D0 In gross at4d
dccreaso In exprnsus, making M tuccrasc III net
carnIngs Of G9,5sl, which were &lUl,544 hetter
than The year before. Wcstera lines show q
surplus FIR twu months over all liabilities Ut
f:sa) l, being guin oyrr ISIS Ut Sol, ,:as0i, nn4
over 1871 Of t1la.Jll. Thc largo Increase Is
due to tlencrcasc III passenger business Us we'll
u freight, especially frum tue West.
, 1879-03-25

DErnorT, Mich, N1nttli '2t.-z1nfostnation Of
unloubtea reliability Is to the effect tl,At Van-
dcrblt's tunnel for the Canada Southern Rail-
way under tlle Detroit River Mt urosto Islo ia
now fixed fnct. Work will bc commenced
April %, n1l the tunnel, when completed, wi1l
cost 5l,EU0,0 900. Tic plans hayo been fully np-
proved by Vanderbilt The tunnel will cxtu,nl
from Btonoy Isfanl 10 At,slrrton, Ont, 4
distance OF 8,7o0 fcet. md will have .loublo
traek aud double nrchcs, each Ut The latter
cfghteen feet high as,l fifteen foct wide, Tic
projectors Of the enterprise clutsn in It's taYor
tut 1t will do nway WIKI the present cribs, ship
docks, and ice.breaklng cribs at tho present
Canada Southern crossing, which nnw cyoko
prptGsts frNtn shlE-owntrs bccal,Rn thcr coll
tract the low of watcr, Afi1 by q diversion OF
the current carry smiling vcsscls to the
Canada shore; ll,ut the present dutenti0n Of
passenger a,l livestock trn!l|c by Ece.bockntlrs
will be obytatca: tflat iere will no lopgcr uxist
which have bccn reported agufNst Gy tile engt-
nctrs of both novernmcntsi tint til. cxcavat-
Ing from tilt s,irfnec through, cotIor4lams Will
deepen the ehnunel for width OF 1,00 fcat,
and to depth Ut at fenst . fGut,
nnl that both tic American null
Canadian Governments WILL 80 bnvo
hcayy appropriations tor blasting uni excayat-
it,r to deepen tbs channel. Ills tliypralnn Of
through! tsal!lc to point below md ontstle this
not regarded Us u heavy blow to tho cIty'R
growth uni prosperity. The worst effect ia that
the rallroa.l foctla OF all through lines now In
8xstoncu Ur tn ho built hcrouiter will ultimately
b. ten 1ni'cs below tta city. when 1t might just
~ we'll llayu been hsrt.
, 1879-03-25

po,,.nr, phil ia N,r.b a4,--,rho ro,,c.
a",. - ',e.,. Aa.' s" a..s. 49,, ~ as,,,.
got ho'a OF dangerous young rascal On oat"r'
day, but did not know how good catch they
lal nAi{c until today. Ills tlasno was Mictuel
Mcf,ovnn, acc,1 on, am, tl,e charge nvn,n.t him
T.. 4,,s,r',"r,r sor,,,'.. rn,c,, con.,.s", in ,,r
10 ulsof"cf'S eo"oas'' "ihe" Go.sIs'eo !" u,t" s"'
tcekscss Use of fesolscf Whsch no WAS nslhe.
On examination at tue station, 1t waA found
TINT large yarts on Ills hand core.
.nond,a ,.,th dc.rrn,to, NJ mun
spo"as" s.,ss.s. " ""..,, .r,,ssa ~ .,,no,,,o..
eautEeu WIZ 'o"o''5 " ns.ou'oos'' :,
nnu lo seemed rather proud Of his e1i'luiis. He
contested 10 half doxun nlfases AMI waa con-
frnntcl with A iozcn wItnesscs. ()ne 11.yctr.
, 1879-03-25

tNntAAApu1.Is, Inu., March @t.-After being
out Dearly twu tlays, antl receiving Instructions
frs,tI judge l'lnlgett twice after retiring, thy
Jury tn Thu ease of james l.. Slaughter, charged
with e,nl'ezzlctncnt whiio Cashier uf thu First
fat!ona! Bank. returned verdict Of not guilty.
1t mon to'IuY It WAS aEainat tic INCLINATION ut
t!lu Jury, wl.u stood alght tu four fur conviction
IN tlsa t!rst ballot, atteF listening tn Charge
very favorable to thu defendant, n,nI 1t was nut
t'li directed By tl.u Court Ia almost 50 n.any
words ~ acaust thu prt9onor that .hay did 80.
minds.
lsc trial of G. ". Miller, Teller OF tho satne
hank, at tho zane time, on n silnilar charge, was
tAen begun.
, 1879-03-25

Epsetas Dtspateh to Jns 1FtbAns.
KsoxuK, ID, March M.-'rhs Board Of United
Rtatas Engineers appointed to examine uua r."
port 81 to the practlcabllsty u utilizing tug
wster-power Of the Des Moi6ea Rapids Cana. a.
ias adjourned tor thirty days, ii order to atioF1
tlno to prepare plans f0r tho saluc.
, 1879-03-25
RELIEF FOR sZEGEDlN.

MlLwAuhEE, March M.-'r4u movement In
augurateh hero urnoug former rusitlents vi Als-
trla a,nl Hungary 10 rasso money for thu relluf
Of tho survivors Of the 1uundatiun of exDgeAfn
Is extending to all clpsscs Of Our citizens, aIa
making satisfactory progress financially. At
their lncetthY this afternoon, tlle IMe.Nhers 1f
tic Common Council arEaniEed themselves into
Eom1ntttea Of thu Whule, with Mayor Dlnck, to
aid In carrying nut the relief movement. 4
Hlops.sr bcMc.lL ucrlllan theatrical entertain.
mrY< y e'el1s arranged lor the purpose of sYcll-
luz IL fund.
, 1879-03-25
RUSSIA.


BERLIN, March 24.--A freHh case Of plague
has appeared ut Wotlianka.
Sr. pErENsDuro, March 94.--Gan. Molikoif
las rottrnod to Wetlianka, whore 1t llas boon
decided to burn sixty-soven houses, vnluod at
45,glG rublcs. The Minister Of tho Interior
has ordered the Governors Of tho various
provinces to corporate vigi!antly against tho
sproad OF tho epilemio during tho spring.
, 1879-03-25

man ran through tue door into ta,e bar.room
Currlo shot Mt him again. 1icfore Currle pulled
OUT his pistol {whcn lie mt hts ilant behI,nl him
a. though he was go!ng to t1raw piatnl} tlln
decreased man aa!1s "fou needn't shoot the.
I'm an unarmcd man, n'nt don't want any
trouble" The wounded mat, In my house VA,
pulling ofr HIS coat ut thls moment. lie snlI
= I'm unartne,l, but 'llprotect a Indy anrhow.'i
Thcra wAs no ono In tho house at The time ok
ttpnnd
, 1879-03-25

LonpoS, March o4.-A Ca1outta dispatch
says there scema to he aa yet no good ground
for interfering with Dugmah. The King is
fortifying h1andalay, probably through fear.
War, however, may be forced OIL tho Britisl,
ut my moment. It Is gaid the King has dis
patoliod secrot emisHnrics to Calcutta to as-
sassinato tho clnimant to tho throus, who
resides thore.
, 1879-03-25

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 2i.-A Padueat spc-
etn' to the Conr'er.suhrnal saYs: ".fcrrY Ewing
tcolorctl) wAa sc!scd by tweivc masked men AMI
SHOT to death last night, aftcr which, bac Of
saul bunu tied 10 his boAy, he was thrown Into
The Ohio l.tvar. Ewing ravislcl ia-ycar.old
whto child named Fie'dt, by wl,osc brother ta
WAS capturcdt after receiving two Rutrsllot
wounds,
, 1879-03-25
CHICAGO.

A still alarm to EnEtno M. II at S: :45 ycster-
day AFTERNOON was caused by false alarm OF
fire in bed.sprlng factory Ut Nos. II and ~
North Clinton street.
TIE alarm from Box 500 at 7:45 Yesterday
afternoon Was caused by the explosion Of n gus
ripo In front Of No. ESQ Clybournc aYonuc.
Damage tritling.
, 1879-03-25

sion the plates from which tho 40 Treasury
nuto wna printed. Tn melton OF tho Diastitt-
Attorney sentence was suspended, anil her
pcraonal rccognzance taken In tho sum of *h03.
1wu oilct Indictments nEanst tier for bnysnX
counterfeit nlol,cy In her possession wcrt aia-
missed. It Is understood that she will npncar
as Il Witness for tic Government IN the next
trial Of Dr. L. II, Maaon, on Thursday ao1t.
, 1879-03-25
MINE ACCIDENT.

8Eft7aE IIatdsth 10 1Ht 1F1bHhs-
WlLREsDAKnE, Pa., March H,-Jamcs Grill
i'th, tulnsr, anl bis Iaborcr, mined Mitchell.
wero instantly erl,shrd to-day by Il fatl of thu
roof in the Empire Mines. After most dill.
gent effort tho t.lass Of rock was removed but
both nleu weTe found dead. 4ritilth fought
through the Crlneun war, and both lneu lcaYa
fhmIltHs.
, 1879-03-25
171Cl2HIA.


Destructive EAHTHQUAKR.
LONDON, Maroh 2t.-The Times reports
TINT thora woro shocks Of earthquake in
Northern Psraia during Saturday and Bun-
day. S1inneh was much damaged, and tho
adjncent Villages nf Tark ana Mnnuan to-
tally destroyed. Out Of l,10o inhabitants
only fow escaped death.
, 1879-03-25

CINCINNATI, March o+.-Thc only feature dc.
vot0pcd In the Baldwin murder to-day WAS Ia
the testimony Of Kitty llcnnctt, who statc.l
that one Of the inmates Of l,cF loalss had re.
ccivcd visits froin onc 1,arry baldwin, but aho
wns DoBItfyc he wae not thu murdered man, be.
causo hcr visitor was about 10 years old.
, 1879-03-25

kptetal nfpatth IN ms Tsthuns.
DETROIT, Mich, March A.-Ex.0ov. Robert
McClclland lad an attack Ut paralysis Tonight
Ills right arm md leg are totally paralynd'
His advanced age {oyer 70} is regarded as u'''
favorable, but, despite this, his phystclans to.
night aro encouraged to bellsYs that ls mnY
recnyeF.
, 1879-03-25
The ROCHESTER, CRUSADE.

ROCHESTER,, N. T., March 2i.-ln tho suit III"
stEtuted by tho Law aud Order Bocie.y, two Ei'
clGe Commissioners have been convicted of mai
administration In Office. Eighty sa'oon-kecpe'S'
mud tsu mayor mud two Police Con,mis.!uaeFs
arc reported to have been Indicted bY thu dfa''u
Jury.
, 1879-03-25
ST. LOUIS ITEMS.

St. Louis, Alarch 2i.-ts appears now that
the Ohio j. Mississippi nud Indianapolis d b.
Louis lsoads hayu also restored their rates 10
tho East.
loug pas11.ng ca4p OF Sol u. Witcl,tr agatnst the
1t. Louis. kausas CITY g. Sosthusn liuIlwav
, 1879-03-25

nELDEN ARRESTED.
NKw YoNR, March 2i.-1lenry Bel.len, Jr., OF
tho firm Of Bclden Il Co., brokers. was Rrscstcd
md gave ball In ,!e suit Of Gen. Eckcrt, charg-
lllE courGrsion of S30,tND.
, 1879-03-25

ST. LOUIS, afo., March M.-A LcAvenworth.
Kns., dispatch sass tho preliminary cxa.nina-
Of D. 3. Latin, who shot n,ul killed D. b. Smith,
In the 1lAnters' 1lutcl, few DAYS ago. wus held
Ibis mnrnin9. Latin was held In the sum OF
$4,000, which hu readily procured.
, 1879-03-25

FoNn pu Lac. Wis, March ai.-Mrs. Marga-
sas Garrtty, WHO was to-day scnseneed to tlse
State Prso,, Tor arson for fur years, IL u won.-
uN nf considerable property md l4s good
hunk account. sho Tired her ueiehbor's houso
for revenge.
, 1879-03-25
zhMACONh IN CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 24.-lllu Mexican Minis
ter, zanacana, md suite rcglsterca al tl'
Grand Hotel this morning. Many citizens
called during thu day to puy their respects.
put,lc reception Will Is Elvcn tho Minister at
lug,
, 1879-03-25

LONDON, March 24.-A telegram from the
vicoroy Of India mentions the reports that
Ynkoob Khnn has sent dotnchmonts to Khortl,
Cabul, md Tezon. It adds Tint Cons
Browne and Roberts aro concentrating their
forces at advanced points,
, 1879-03-25

Company, to set aside the ealo Of TINT road i'm.
der deed Of te,tst IN 1871 to the present Com.
ranY mud Mnrtts X. Jcshun md aolon Hum.
fhsuys, Of New York. The slccslon nt11rms tho
Judgment by tho Circuit Court In favor of de-
icnIauts.
, 1879-03-25

EpEG1d9 1]44p13SN 10 1A8 7fI5HH&
FoHT WAYNE, Ind, Mascll9l.-Iu-day Thomas
Savage sue&l the Wabash Railroad Company for
Fl0,t00 datuages for injuries recuTed IN hstug
elected iroM = passenger train lust September,
, 1879-03-25
IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, ,Ia,, Marcel, A.-Washington
Dutchcrs' Sons ham-curing house, on North
Front street, waa damaged this morning by lse.
Loss, $500 insured.
, 1879-03-25
AT WASHINGTON, IA.

DAvnHroAr, H., March 2.-rhe two.story
frame residence Of 1hcotlorc Bryant, at Wnsh-
iugton, was burned this mornlng. Loss, 81, COO;
insurauee, $1,5Q0, til tle WntcrtUwn.
, 1879-03-25

Tho Keety Alotor-lt II Said that "It Moves"
ut Last, but Must I8e " 0ratlunt0l."
IAi!aftipAtu Prem NareA n.
60 long tiMo las elapsed s!pc0 anything was
hard from kaoly and his motor TINT ulost pe0.
pie had forgotten Hin or concluded tlat bo had
, 1879-03-25

INCENDtAkIEX

RAxaooN, Maroh 24.-Tho Government
Buildings at AAyab havo beoa burned. It ia
feared tho fire was incondiasy.
, 1879-11-22

Fotru,nSrp FonEARMED Physicians ana
invalias use with confidence The haistf ard
brnted German Elixir for Consumption 1lL
throat and lsng- diseases. 1t Is rich in the hlI.
dicinal prorerties Of tar, wild cherry, etc. j.
rendered perfectIy harmless to the youngess;; :;
child This would have proved an Angel -
mercy in the household OF these unhhpP! Pa
ents at Vallejo. Dixon, Beaver, Utah, ana nu,
merous other places, whose children ~slS
slaughtered quack medicine reconllllsnnTp ,r'T,
bv its owner to cure Group, possessing no ifSSp
critics calculated to cgse-it. but instead desa,
drur which has slain it, thousands. TX ms
YOU get only German Elixie: The Gen ssa4f,I' fas,
hears the Pr,,ssisn coat of arms and the n
simila signature OF. Dr. Kaiser. Samples a.
dru, stores. Iarse size, - cents IL Sa,s
HOLMES and J. II. DAY, Druggist;s,, :, !.
, 1879-11-22

hAhR1LDs
SMITH MooRE.-In this city, Nov. Is,
1879, by ]. D. Lamar, j.. p, Frank
Smith and Mollie Moore, both of this
county.
MAY-RosE.-In this city, Nov. 18th,
1879. by o. P Lacy, J., p, Warren L.
May, and Malvina Rose, both of this
county
MILLER-CoLLUM-In this city, Nov.
18th, 1879, by'J. D. Lainan, j.. p, John
G. Miller and Ida Colfum, both of this
city.
LasGG-DoTY.-In this city, Nov. 10Th
1879, by J., d. Laman, J. P, Henry T.
Linsssi and Mary S. Doty, both of this
county.
WINANs- -McRAE-In this city, Nov.
Goth, 1873, by Rev. H. W. Eagan, Hon.
W. p Winans ard Christine McRae,
both Ct this city.
MILLEE- -ARBorT-In this city, Nov.
Goth, 1879, by Rev. Mr.. Wells, in the
Episcopal church, Lieut.. ". Fl. Miller, of
the lst Cavalry and Miss Annie Abbott.
JEFFREYs-JEwEL-At Pendleton Nov.
10th, 1879, in the Episcopal church, by
the Rev, o. Parker, MIR. Thos. NJ. JET
freys of Weiser, l. T., to Mrs. NJ. G..
Jewell, widow of Hon. c. L. Jewell late
of Umatiila county.
, 1879-11-22

Hard WEATHER IN THE ST,rE.-From
,ae Western shore OF Lake Champlain to the
ATLANTIC seaboard, the ground is covered
with twelve inches of snow, and railroad
frame Is thereby greatly delayed while our
fellow citlzens, down east are sitting down
TO their regular winters diet of five months,
with salt Goldfish and the everlasting hog
ana ho'hiny, here in this highly favored sec
ticn OF the northwest where vet ",lroops the
heaEy blossomed bower, hangs the heavy
iruited tree, We bask in the genial warmth
81 me November Sun whose rays make this
tar land Of ours sival of the famous island
OF the Lotus Eaters wherein it seemed
always afternoon
, 1879-11-22

IMPRevEMENr-The Union comes out
to-day in ap enlarged form and pretty
new dress. We are happy to chronicle
this evidences of prosperity on the part Of
our esteemed contemporary.
, 1879-11-22
Rad Geography.

Tha Post, of November oh, a paper
published in st. Louis, Missouri, gives
the, following interesting description OF
our territory Washington territory is
divided into nearly a western and eastern
half by the Missouri river; it has at pres
ent, a population of 13O, 900 souls: its
area is as large as. Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio, and twice as large as the great and
powerful state of Minnesota and that
western Washington Is intended for In
dian reservations" Now, to show in how
far paper may be mistaken, we give the
following official figures:
Illinois has an area of... 81, 40 so. Eai
Indiana OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o3,cu9
Ohio 1864 :" 90
Making q total OF. .... 123, 1S3
And the great and powerful state of
Mi.uiesota 1881 square miles, while
Washington territory has an area Of Co.
994 square miles; it is therefore plain
that tho Pot is not at. all posted npon the
subject of which it attempts to enlighten
its readers Neither does the Missouri
river divide the territory. The Missouri
has its source in the Rocky mountains,
and runs in an eastecly. direction empty
ing some liz miles above the great city of
st. Louis into the Mississippi river, aud
therefore does not touch our TERRITORY at
all. The Post evidently meant the Co
lumbia river but even that is incor-
rect, sine. the Cascade mountains divide
She territory into nearly western and
eastern half, and not the Columbia,
river. The statement that eastern Wash
ington is intended for Indian reserva-
tons, is also :. gross misstatemeIt. The
area of.eastern Washington is about 40,-
600 square miles, equal 30 25,6O0,00O
acres, an amonGt that even the generosity
of the United States government would
be unwilling tC giant to the Indians.
Why this very eastern Washington is now
considered the ,granary o:-the world, while
western Washington is famous only for
its timber, coal and lime, and perhaps
CLANS. There are but three Indian reser-
rations in eastern Washington, namely,
the Moses reservation, the ColvIile reserva-
ton and the Yakima reservation, and while
these comprise large area of land. yet it
is comparatively speaking only drop in
the bucket. For the further information
of the Post We state that the population
of Washington territory, as per census Of
1879, is not 130, 600, bat 81, ,7S4 only
In charity, we suppose that the Post
iI.eaAJ Dakota territory, and If our suppo-
sition is in.Qrre:t, then the writer ci the
article must have been drunk when lie
wrote that article.
, 1879-11-22

Br the Thurman act the government saves
a hundred million dollars Who is to be
the republican successor Of Mr.. Thurman
who will be worth that 10 the country:
, 1879-11-22

iHE political "booms" are very good
things in their way but the ..'booms" which
delight the people are the grain and iron and
manufacturing "booms. They sur,nount
despair with hope, and make n:Iabis fingers,
light hearts and heavy pockets.
, 1879-11-22

If Bayard were nominated, the best cam
paign documents in his favor, the Springfield
Republican declares. would be compiled out
OF the leading republican papers for years
past
, 1879-11-22

SERVICES will be conducted by Rev.
Robt. Boyd in the Court House to-mor-
row at IL A. NJ. and 7P.M.
, 1879-11-22

LOCKS, trunks, and valises repaired and key
fitted, by j. West. Main Stres. near Sd
, 1879-11-22
MARRIED..

REPAIRING of fire ar,as done in a 6rst-class
me1nsr by j. West, Main Street near Sd.
, 1879-11-22
DIED..

LAMB.-On Nov. 18th, 1879, Sarah
Jane, youngest daughter OF. J. NJ. and S.
j. Lamb, aged years, Z months, and %
days. d.
, 1879-11-22

REMovED.-The US. ,apd Office IS now
located in the old Union office.
, 1879-11-22
NOTICE.

Q. 5. lane OFFICE.
Rala Walla, W. 7, Nov. sta, lS7a !
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
II hlsa7in this Office AMI application male
under the act Of Congress approved June 81,
1873, el.:iste an act for the sale OF Timber
Lands m t.i4 ,Ss2te q California, Oregon, Ne
vada and ~ Washington territory" To pur-
chase s., NEt, Sec. % ~. SWi, Sec. q, I.
No. S, n L. go. % F., ip:ss.tiorl VIII pe
heard on the 10Th day Of February ISSC.. =
T.. IL. MORRISON,
4I-Ilw Register.
, 1879-11-22

SEWING machines repaired and warranted by
j. West, Main Street nesr Sd. -
, 1879-11-22
~ Aaas4tissM;si.,:Htx,
Teachers TnSs:fute

"ALLA WALLA COUNTY TEACH
w ers Institute will convene in Waitsburs,
December u, 1879, aid con.inr2 in session
three days. The school law makes it the duty
OF Teachers to attend a,,l allows them their
time,
c. w. WHEELER,
School Superintendent.
4I-2W W=iCt W.il, COUNTY VI ~
, 1879-11-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY Gi'EN N the
~ haze sold out my entire business G.or.e
WALLA WALLA BREWEhi !" cunts
Glenn, who is authorized to collect a md viii
due the said Walla Walla Brewery, Ih.
pay all the indebtedness OF .le =. " Lr George
business viii hereafter be carried esf y - nnblie
Glenn & Son, who solicit share e@nT-T ol 1rT
pasTonass- GEORGE GLEN
, 1879-11-22

MO0O A MONTH GUARANTEED.
M0tU Sl2 day at home made by the
Wv industrious. Capital not required;
We will start you Men, women, boys and
girls make money faster at work for us than at
anything else. The work is light and pleasant,
and such as anyone can 90 right 1t. Those
who are wise Who See this notice will send us
their addresses at once and see for themselves.
Costly outfit and terms free. New is the time
Those already at work are laying Up large sums
of money. Address TRUE& co, Augusta,
Maine. %
, 1879-11-22
Adm;nistratOr.s Notice.

Administrators AMittc ds-
"STATE fyF WILLIAM TEULAN, .s, J.
n ceased.-Notice is hereby gwen ps ~ I
undersigned Administrator of the above tars rir
estate TO the credIorsof and all persons ta' ,bs
claims against said deceased, to eNLloi, exhibit one NE
SANE with the necessary vouchers, T!tnln nc ice
wear from the first publication Of thIS n WsIIs
to the undersigned, at his office IN nI,sE w a,ls
city. n. u aIjain;.tTator.
VIII, VIII, Novernber Sth, 1872 1I@-
, 1879-11-22
EOTIN ID.

nOTND On SEPTEMBER LAsi AS ,,iIes S
below s town. as SADDLE, BRiDLE and S.5 Ji bv
SPUR. The above properly G1t Snn SIjN.
A tS.ew -Four miles from tins e''
, 1879-11-22
United States Comm iSsiONev,s
NDfipp

DERSONS DESIRING THE INVESTI,
L CATION of alleged offences against Laws oi
the United States are requested to make COM
plant of the same before the undersigned, III
order that such charges may be inquired into,
and if the evidence be sufficient parties COM
planned Of be held to- answer 10 the District
Court 1t i. desir.l by the United Sta Is
Attorney; that tee above cause be persued in
order that all witness may BE present at the
meeting of the Grand Jury.
A REEVES AXRES,
United States Commissioners.
W.la Walla Nav 10th. 1877. 36tf
, 1879-11-22

GAIA Y Lndianos.
, 1879-07-15

negotiating for a theatre. BOOTHS Is TOO 1arGc,
] think. Three llrntrcs arc open 10 nc. Tho
Fifth Avenue, the Lyvcnnl. and tht Standard.
! hAvc not vet decided which | shnll tnke.
There arc points In favor nf each. Fact, one Is
larger that, my theatre at home II will ilult III
money Hbnut 81 ,Mn only, wh,te these three lloid
from $1,5tE to $l,S0nt With us lie scats nrc
taUt arranged ao closely together, md there IA
rlt,r|l more ruuin taken for privntc boxes, which
nrc a Grrnt nccGasity, Uur xcaf1 uf Dr!ces bc-
Elns lover and r1lna higher l,an tlncs Yours, Our
cheapest scats selling Tor IS cents. ollr dearest
for s2.50 Twill tag that tic lncnns Of inCrcss
an eprcss IN your theatres hero arc much
better Than with US.
"fn addition to managing tho new piece"
said Mr. Cartc, ~ snnll cnLeavos to innke at
ranGemcnts whereby Mr.. SuI1ivan'a orator!o und
classical music mny be lIcar, with Mr. Sullivan
himself conducting. tic j. known tnnch better
III Europe ~ n cutnpoecr0f UratorfO NNa classical
huslc than rs .he composer Of 'P1naforc.' anh
no has had tile Crcat honor Of having sonic Of
his classical tnusic performed At the COnterya-
tntrc In rnris. Tlts ID an honor, for he Is tito
first EnElt%lltnnn wllo haa thus bccn honorcd.
1le Is n grcnt conductor, having wonderful i,owcr
over largo butlica,-lnrgo orchestra md chorus
combined. don't know whether New York
cnree for oraaorio mid classical tnustc; but un-
aerstnl>l l}0ston anlt Philadelphia do, mud atm
IolnE to make arrangements aecottlngly. ex-
pcct, OF coltrse, that we shall havo lE houses
hero Mt first, The people will naturally want 10
sec Mr.. Sullivan. Whether wo hold the people
will depend upon tho inertia Of our piece. To
10 sure, good ptrccs fail, alMl bad oncA succeed
sumettncs; but my experience teaches uie tint
good oiIc Is the most likely to succred.n