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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
THE CONGRESS.
LIBERATION OF TKE LEyEE BILL
TN THE HOUSE.
esmpt 10 Reduce tne AFmy-The Pen
= Bsas--Rhe Convertible 3-ss Certiff-
THE SENATE

THE SENATE.
{ msGro~, Feb. 4-Mr Morrill, reported
'fte Finance Com Hstttee 5tE authorizl &
{Nrsfary OF the Treasury to is3ne ia ex-
= for lawful money that may be presented
srhas9e certihcasss OF deposit, Of SO de-
inafion, bearing interest at the rate of 8 s5
md convertible into per cent bonds, de
ri In the refnndin9 act, me proceeds OF
81 Be applied to the pay meat OF five-twen-
IN sers reported from the Committee on
Srn Relations providing for ascertaining
Sims Of American cfttzens against Mica
s ~ Tsysy reported bill to.amend the post
xbfl providing for linz Of steamships to
4 Y y sRsvard lade an able and eloquent speech
Anands' resolutions to-day. followed BY
mnnds himself In an Alb q cod concise expo
unef his object In offering them and their
|sss9 tie Senate adjourned.
THE HOUSE,
1Nr Lnttrell. OF California. introduced bill
amsna the arrears OF the pension act. Re-
! Ths Iouse then. on motion OF Mr.. Hewitt, Of
4tF Tork wens into com uifftee Of the whole on
n rmy appropriation ssil. Mr.. Springer. Of
II Durham. Of Kentucky. offered an amend
est limiting the strength Of the army to 20 600
da The Committee On onAppropriations recon-
IA $500.
M amendment was rejected-yeas So. rays
M Butler of 3red an amendment to the array
which was adopted, authorizing kilograms
Ntranemitted by railroad companies, which
Y have telegraph lines. for the government
fsor the general pub ie at rates to be fixed by
bepvernment, according to the provisions Of
q s5 Of the Revised Statutes. He said bis
sst was to make teleaE aphing cheaper by
ting the lines running side by side COM
ing lines.
IA McCook offered an amendment to the
mg appropriation bill to exempt the army
ueef In the Indian country from the opera
- OF the posse coneitdlus clause in the last
py bill.
Injected.
Sahout further consideration Of the bill the
mmittee rose at 30 .. m, and the House
1k recess until 80 .. N.
NIGHT SESSION.
/ he evening session OF the House was for the
moderation of the bill renorted from the
mmittee on Levees OF the Mississippi river
the organization of the Mississippi river
lproveme2ts Commission, and for the deep
[1ng Of the channel and improvement of the
pea OF THAT river It wes under5i ood that the
was TO be discussed tonight: that the
nndmeuts were TO be offered, and that the
u was TO be taken tomorrow morning. Leg
ZION on this subject was advocated by MAssrs.
gan, Sparks, Dunneh. Acklen, Banks. Hum
|Ey and others. number of amendments
ing been offered, the previous question on
&sajourned
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
what Occurred Among some ef the Rest
DaIIas s0c5ety

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. I'm ballroom at Cedar
Hill. samuel Tominson and George McGregor
claimed the hand Of Miss Burdette for dance.
She WAS engaged to marry Tomlinson, but Nc
Gregor secured her for the dance. T, Min on
enraged with jealousy. drew poeketknif and
attacked McGregor as they we're swinging COR
ners. McGregor drew knife and resistet, and
a terrible duel with knives occurred. Both meo
we're badly cut up and the ballroom foor ran
with streams of blood. The bail was made up
of peouIe of tn, best soeiafv
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

active coinage ooeratioEs In the coinage Of
standard collars will begin.
The department is very anxious to get the
New Orleans Mat IN foil operation In order to
supply the Southwest with t0e standard silver
dollars, The bullion trade Of Mexico, which
once. to q great extent found an outlet through
New Orleans. now is controlled by Sau Fran
cisco, New York and London. The bullion
trade OF South America is controlled In Lon
don,
It ia estimated that. all things considered, It
ts cheaper 60 ship Mexican silver to New York
than to ship to New Orleans.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
Fire as Quaker city, Ohto.

QUAKER CTTY. Feb. Fire broke out tbit
at 5 O'Clock. totally destroying th.
ine dwelling house owned by DR.. J. B. II j
lfn9sworth. The origin Of the fire was de
fective fue. Loss, $4,000; no insurance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
A Point for xuaxe HiItJn.

CINCINNATI. Feb. 4.-The Cincinnati Abstract
Company over a year ago lost a valuable
record book. Lately the uanP 1er received sew
eral anonymous letters regarding it. The
writer said il wa in Chiea 20. and could be re-
tSrned for 20. Yesterday he received another
lstter telling him to go to a certain spoI on
WEtnut Hills, where. beside tree he would find
tne Ok. aud he must lsave the money. The
1ooA was found there in good order. and the
manager left $500 on the spot
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
Destruction of Illicit DistfiIerfes-An Em-
beZxleP I'm Linn h0.

NASHVILLE. Feb. 4.-William SomerEille, con-
nected with the revenue service, WHO has re-
tIsaned from Overton Jackson, Putnam and
Clay counties, raports that Capt. Davis force
Illicit distiIlers. Davis and his men are now in
Jackson county.
VIM r. Harmon charged with embeZzliBg
SIT 600 belonging to Hiram II. Earhart, whose
administrator he was, has been brought here
from st. Louis on a reouisttion and lodged in
oil
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
ORLEANS WEDNESDAY sUPPLEM

which now stands the records of State aud the
certificates of the church to be destroyed it may
be. by strangers to thrm and to her. but not as
the suit OF one VINO created them Tor some pur
pose and some clase, and would destroy them
IN aspirit Of capric- or FROM fear Of something
to occur In The future. This court viii not aid
the otsummation OF sueh prayer.
Judgment dismissIna plain5lfTs suit vita
COSTS ID
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The Senate Finance
COMMITTEES to-day considered the House hill
authorizing the issue Of 8 per cent certificates.
1t was decided ~ increase the rate of interest to
SIS per cent The bill will be reported to the
Senate as thus amended
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

DEsIseN, Texas. Feb. Mrs. Morgan, resfd-
Ing near Blne Tank. In the southern part of the
Indian Territory. came to meet her husband
leaving two daughters at home Helen and
Hope, aged nine and seven, and returning
found the house burned and the bodies of the
chiidr3n burned to A crisp
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
The Texas and Southern Pacific Roads
settle their DtfTfcuttIex

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-It is stated that the
managers of me Sou hern Pac &c and Texas
paeifi Railroad interests have settled all their
difficulties, and for the future will work In
harmony. Ie is understood that they have
agreed upon point Of meeting for their re-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
The Potter csmmiEsee Appointed To
Go 70 View York,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-The Potter sub-con-
nittee TO go TO New York as finally fixed upon
rhis morning. is Hunfon. StengBr. Hise0ck,
Reed and Springer. They will Leave for New
York t0-n1ght, The committee expect 10 have
melting at O'CLOCK 20 examine Mr. Maddox.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
CHILL.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.
Protest AGAINST the Importation ot
American Cattle.

LONDON. FeE- 4.-Ths Union Bank of HeIstin
1lntF, Cornwall, has failed.
Ihe English Chambers of Agriculture have
lemor.aiized the PrivT Council tG prevent
qfther i'm mportation OF live American sattle.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
WHAT 1T COSTS.

The payroll for the grand jury Of the United
States Circuit Court, dating from January
70 January 81. 1879, foots up s1422, and the pay
roll Of the petty jury Of tthe same court from
December IA to January 81 amounts to s2254.
By order Of the court made yesterday the
United states Marshal was directed 70 pay
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
A Heavy BIm for Pennsylvania to Feet.

dAR+aTSBURG. Feb. 4.-Tn the House of Repre-
senIa,I2es or Pennsylvania last night bill was
lErodueed appr0prlating sh00s 900 for the pay-
E51ho oi losses on property 0ceastonei by the
rot oF Iuly, 1877. The Pennsylvania Railroad
IompAI - expected to throw ifs powerfu! iE-
naeaee L. r OF tie measure
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
THE NEW ORLEANS MINT.
sosn zs Sufficient Bullion Is Pro-
eared-Wherc Mexican Bullion Goes.

- HINHToN1 FEB. THE only difficulty now
{.sas ~ way OF active coinage operations at New
s1aas ls lack OF silver bullion. Notwitn-
w. g 70 dealers that Il e prepared 10 receive
~ Ises ior nae delivery of silver at New Orleans
" ~ Vnsfs Save as yet been made for delivery at
III sfs,Dutn~ Dutn~ As soon as sufficient quantities OF
11AaoR eak De accumulated al New Orleans
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
A Fire which Might Have Reen Dasas-


TgEBE HAUTE, Ind, Feb THE fourth ward
school building wes partially destroyed by fire
yestsrdas; loss $4,000. There were 900 pupils IN
the building when the. fire broke out. but
through the coolness of Prot. Landrum, the
principal. they all secured their books and
marched out without excitement
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
Sitting Bulls Whereaboafs-A Press
Reuorf Exploded

OTTAWA. Feb. 4-There q no foundafio ion for
the renorr circulated in the Ameris al nreas
that Sitting Bull Is or has been upon American
sell. He Is csmped al Frenchman's creek ar
north Of the Boundary line. ''--->a
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
Gel. snoH dei Declines the Mint D,rectar-
e&siR

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. At Il now deanitsIv
understood rhat @ ]. snowdea has written Is
the Tnfbed States Mint. rendered h?e1 an tba
fifth Of December last. ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
Cornelius vande bits suIt-UnfoanaeA
RumOPs

NFw YORK. Feb. 4.-Cornelius YanderbiIt's
suit for million dollars against VIM Wander
Dilt will be tried befor. struck Jury.
G mmissioner Finch declares the rumors
about dissolying the West-bound freight pool
Untrue.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
A rreach.rpu. Murder.

NAcoGDocHEs. Texas Feb. I'D NJ. Campbell
and Fl. q. Weatherly quarreled while riding and
agreed to a fist fight. Az they 9ismoEnrsd
Weatheriy shot Campbell dead.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
The Alleged Abuses In the KaIauaazoo
Asylum.

K.LA4AZco Mich. Feb. 4.-The ietnt eorar,it-
tee e the State Senate and House are hera III,
vestlz ting alleged abuses In the asylum at this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
NEW YORK NOTES.
The Tenor Capoul-One Of the Best Joke es
ef the season.

NEw YeRK. Feb. 4-Imprpssario Grau says he
has secured the tenor CaDoui for opera boaffe.
Steam motors are being tried successfully on
surface railways.
The gold va ne Of legal tender silver dollars
In 8t2.
The HeraJd says: Supervisor DavAnport's de-
fense that in arrestina holders Of 1868 natural
lzafion papers he made no distinction between
republicans and Democrats Is one Of the best
Jokes Of the sea son.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

NEW HAVEN. CT. Feb Ar il said that John
"a nner. eyD6-setfer here, has fallen heir 20
sIoo 900 ileft him BY Antoine Mercer. of the West
indies, Tor friendship many years ago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
ObIEMafy.

W q. SPORT. Pa, FEB. 4.-Ex-Judga J, 8
Mons4e u9 OF the most prominent citizens
of Com % . county. died Of heart disease this
moEnlLE
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
ECNTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.
RanaMa-The Assassin Of non
Manuel Pard0.

RAssxA jan, 25-The URited States steamer
1aska sailed on the twentT-second instant for
Etsal America and Mexican ports. Sbe will
% csIl at San Francisco on her way TO Homo
no. The steamer Tusearora sailed on the
enty-fhird TO contin ueaher surs eying expS-
Rion. The fa0shio Pensacola sails in a day
kmD tor the south Pacific. The Lackawanna
mains In port few months.
PERU.
b an amendment to the constitution Just
foDted the congress Ia the future will meet
lnnaiy instead Of every two years. AZ here
ore the regular session will be sixty days.
preliminary judicial ING airy into the as-
asination OF Don Manuel Pardo has resulted
c0mmittal for trial of Montoya and thir-
mothers who. 1t is proved. have been implt-
sferal persons originally suspected Of COM
nty have been released including two
norals OF the army.
advtees from Santiago sag the Argentine
sety is a failure. The Argentine feet Is at
1la Cruz and war between that Rep ubIie and
ai Is inevitables Hostile declaration Is ex-
Fed every moment.
Later advices from Buenos Agrss state that
Chtlfan difficulty has been settled for
Dresent BY treaty signed By the represen-
IVES OF the two governments which provides
basis the statu Qlo for eighteen months
the Argentine Republic shall not send or
Rntain any military or naval force In the
4its OF Magellan, and Chi shall not send
such force 10 the Atlantic. A court Of arbi-
MOI Is 20 settle all questions now In dis quite.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic fs safe acd pIeasaus
ingigorant for delicate females.
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
sbsbie Composition of the New Mfn-


istry.
xAREs, Feb. 4.-Ths following Is the probable
mposition of the new Ministry: Waddlngton.
*esldent Of the Council: Leon Say. Minister OF
fmanee. Mareere. Irterior: Levoysr. Justice
52ses ferrfe. Public Instructions: Gen Gresly,
Admiral Pnthnan. Marine; Bordeaux,
s ssne p,,sao sWaorship; LIE Pere. Agriculture; Freyo-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-02-05
A Lucky Tyua.

IF ever I cease to loveqa whats shadtnes
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that she lad been told that plaintiff was not her
mother. The girl says her mother said with
great Indignation. she dared any ona to say go
10 her: she would make them swallow their
words; while plaintiff says she stated why did
she notice It; did SIZE not have everything she
wished?
Ii is very certain aside from the question OF
exact certainty of this circumstance that plain
tiff desired defendant to understand she re-
pelled the iBsinuaffon-
IL Is ALSO snoGn tlat me defe1dant was CAP
Ia charge of the Chapel sr. Antoine in the year
1853 February 90. and that Nine. Gonzales and
Mlirhead Campbell were sponsors-fhe de-
serIDtton Ia the bgpdsmal record corresponds
with the registry In the registry OF births.
Mime. Gonzales II dead and Muirhead Carp
oeil cannot De found. these peesous. as testified
20 By Nine. Tomislni. were known TO her.
LnouEh she never was aware OF the baptism,
nor did she authorize It. The child was con-
nrmed in the Jesuits' Church. to the fathers Of
which church sac had been conducted by plain
III as her daughter. for instructions pre-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-04-05

have no effect. One voter, "a cattle
owner, no doubt in the debate on
the resolution declared with appar-
ent sincerity that it was generally
the fences that were breachy, not
The cattle
Tbs result Of the election for Off
GERS will be found in another place.
The election on Tuesday was
cutie warmly contested, l04 votes
being cast. The following officers
were elected: Supervisors, VIM.
Kimball, Chairman, r. 3. Mclean,
=. Gougee Town Clerk, Ed. ID.
Grace Town Treasurer, \. G.
Bertrand Assessor, d. G. Morriaon;
Justices, L. f. Wheelocll, John
Sammon, J. p. Larson Constables,
Thomas Whalen, Sven Huller ;
Oversesr of Highways, Robert
Whalen District No. /. Aug. Lund-
quist District No. , FIRE Warden,
A. Gallagher; SeaIer Of Weights
and Measures, Frank Curtia.
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(Cut this cut~)
IIEADVILEL, COL.

Leadvile and its mines are to day the Won
der of the mining world. It's carbonate ores
are immensely rich, and it is correctly named
"the poor mans miniug locality because its
mInes can be worked with an ordinary wind
las., pick and shovel new mines are dis
covered almost daily and quite as often b.
the inexperienced stranger as by the old
miners; tie millions IN ore already mined
aud the cords Of silver bars are the best evil
dcuccs of the solid wealth Of this vic nifty.
Fora map with all discoveries, yields ci
silver and gold at Leadvilio and vicinity to
date, and any info Hmation desired regarding
mines or Enlniug; prices of connie dities OF
every kind; demand and wages for labor Of
every kind, both male and female; how TO
get here and what TO bring, write Price 4
iicNair, brokers', land and mining agents,
Lcadvil!e. Colorado, enclosing 80 cents. Ev-
cry possible courtesy and information will be
extended at our Office here to strangers on
their arrival without charge,
PRICE { MCNAIR
RsFERFNCEs- Hon w. Pitkiu, Gov. Col
orado. Denver; Hon. John f. Dillon, Judge
U. S. Circuit Court, st. Louis; Hon. \. p.
Hi. u. S. Senator from Colorado, Denver;
Lake County Bank of Leadyille,
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LOGS AND TIMBER.
We have ex ersiye f4cilities Mt our
ELL on Conn ar's Point

For the manufacture Of lumber and timber OF
ali kinds, and AWAY keep on hand a full sup
ply, both green aud seasoned, so that we are
enabled to fill al lers at very short notice
and low rates.
Our location on Corners Point, with our
dock on the steamboat channel gives US su-
perior convenences for fling orders from
Duluth or points along the river or along tue
line of the Northern Pacific.
We pay particular attention to saving
timhers Cor houses, docks, bridges, "a
splI51f
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The Chic 20 milwaukee, ana St Paal Rai9
way Is the only northwestern Line connect
ing in sam Depot in Chicago with anv "A
the great Eastern and Soud.em Lines ana g
the most conveniently located with refrrcrr,
to reaching any depot, hotel or place Of bus,
ness in that city
Though Tickets and Through Baggage
Checks to ali Principal Cities.
Steel Rail Track thoroughly haIasted free
from Gust cstirehouse Emprovch Auto
metic Air Brtke, Mier's Safety Platform
ard Couplings on ali Passenger Cars.
ing Cars.
This Road connects more Business Cen
tres. Hcal;h and Pleasure Resorts, and
pas es through finer country. with grande,
scenery, than any other Northwestern LIN,
A. Y. IT, CARPENTER
Gen Pass, and Tickle. Agrut
= :. AHKEllL i, JNO. e. GkF-lT
General Manager Asst Gen rel MsI=gtr.
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A bal thing to keep-lale
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The item of $1,000 for misceila-
ueous purposes is intended to cover
the salary Of the assessor, town
clerk, supervisors and the general
incidental expenses.
\ resolution was passed 10 pro
hibit the running at large OF breachy
horses and cate under a penalty OF
IS. Right here we would suggest
that the resolution be posted W
around town whore the cattle will
be kelly TO see it, otherwise it vii
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Retail. 1st hoor Wholes 4la. 2ud floor;
Mandatory. 81 Floor.
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hours.

A bal thing to kcep-late
hours.
Judge Cole received - votes.
Cothrea d, in Superior.
DR.. Mahan arrived by team
from bayfield, this week.
Capt Brooks il putting the
Mime LeSiout 10 order fer busy
season
A baby with It's toe in It's mouth
is The only person that makes beth
ends meet these times.
THE report Of the fiscal concerns
Of the town OF Superior for the lart
year Will 10 Interesting reading for
tax payers.
The steam tug Nellie Cotton is
being painted and repaired II ex-
cellent shape by her owners, Mess.
II. ". Peyton Il Co.
For SALE ATA BARGAIN.-A FIRST
class row boat. Address g. cars
OF this Office. If.
The first Monday in July and
the fourth Monday in October are
now the circuit court days for
Douglas County.
At this time Of the year the
local papers ere advising their read.
ers to clean up their back yards,
burn the rubbah, Whitewash and
paint their premises, set out shade
trees, commence house cleaning and
in general prepare tor bright sea.
son. The TIMES hereby passes the
good words along the line.
1t is estimated that the LOG
crop Of 1879 on the tributaries o
tho St. Crox will not fall far shor
of l75, 900, 900 feet, Of which Isaac
Staples viii have cut one-fllh
The prospect for Chg money" in
logs this year IS not encouraging -
ESt;n,vater NIaGsp,,Crnr
On = = So
-Ihe ing 9''>'E''' mas '.iHo'
anoaef n'P 20 fi'cs AI'"''
Landing and oack' leaving b0'N''
on the 28th ana returning on III
3tst- She was eoa'!ea 10 =
within SIX miles OF 'ne l'"''N ~ :
thunder Ray was S''ii 'lf""Siy 'ce
bound, and the passengers Nef
''''''- 81 ''' '-'s -
Our HoIe ana learned c"ohsc
here who ho!ds that tue NhiPPe"
voting act IS nnconSiit""ohal' "
"haefsi'hd 'A'okS seriously ol ''->
ing 1oF' 1'A''' reno :" I'' u
proving sue, 81 A11' " nope ~
ieaf'ieo Se'l1'''''"" " IL 's',' u " : III
SUI, l'' II" ','''' " . : ! =, '.i'' ''',ee
!" GeP'I'7 : S''' H''''' ''N5 '''''
- ''''' = ''''' 80 " '''0
The new revised statutes make
- '"o ""'9 ~ ''''''''0' =
- - - :, ,' :
-, :,
~
: ' WV :,s -
=,
DAaf'es h"herl ilao ''e ''iiSl0
tune 10 lose ms hs''ins o"'H' ie
days ago, consisting OF Selhe' net
rope s'ed' e'c. iney were Oh
"''" = i'0 ''''' 'e',''' =
H'"l'y A'''ene" 70 us S'"'t' '''
i0Hs "'"H oo''''S '''S ~ ="
f''o F." On mo '"S 'SN' 10y :"
fes0h. me loss = ""io ." !" P'o
Eidustiio"S ma" IKE I'll y A''''e'
VINO had just Got mo shape :
hshihg ana was ooi"g qu''S "Sii'
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Judge Cole received - votes
Cothrea D., in Superior.
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DR.. Mahan arrived by team
from Bayfield, this week.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-02

SEVERE SURGICAL OPERATION. On Sat
urday last very difficult surgical operation
was performed at the post hospital, by sur
geon Hickman, U. $. A., assisted by Drs
Smith, Wall, and hospital steward King ON
the person of Sergeant Rupert who was
badly wounded in the hip in the Me- Perce
war. They laid the hip joint bare, took off
the head of the femur, or thigh bone, with
sufficient OF the bone to make seven inches
IN length. They also removed large mum.
Der of pieces of bone from the rim of the
socket of the hip joint. The operation oc.
cupied much time, but was successful. and
the patient is now doing we'll
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1879-10-02

THERE ARE Two OF TilEH. Tho luclicst
harncss-maller in America is John Dodd, for
he has twin girls at his house, new ones
The ladies' of Vancouver will see that the
little ones receive the attention due them,
as they are becoming quite popular.
New SToRE.-G. W. Durgin has com
menccd the erection of a new business build
Ing on his Main Street lots 1t will be Of
wood, hard finish. "a by 60 feet, one story.
1t viii be completed as soon as the weather
will permit. Who is to occupy it, and for
what purpose, has not yet TRANSFERRED.
FIRE WAsHOUGAL.- Last Monday night
the hotel of L. D. Brown was discovered to
be on fire, and the inmates were aroused Just
in time to escape with their lives. The
building and all its contents were totally
destroyed, the loss amountngto over -, 800,
on which there is insurance to the amount
of 81 800. The fire originated in u detective
chimney. MIR. Brown is getting more than
his share of bad luck, but we expect to see
him survive as he is full of grit.