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NEw YoRE, December 94.-Thirty.nine
persons oi the Sixty.ave who started, con,
tinuo to tramp in Madison Square Garden
Black Dan Hart is in the van with score
at twelve o'clock Of 25I Faber 2Sa
krOhnc A5, O'Brien 2Ss, Brody 9J5
Hughes 81, The remainder arc any.
where or nowhere, W. Il. Davis being as
low M 7i Miles,
Al II o'clock tonight the leading scores
wetO as follows: Faber, aO5; Hiatt, 2Vl;
krohnU, 2S6; BriOdy, 9Gg; Hughes, $50;
OHrien, :5O; Fitzgerald, 80; Pegram,
2O9; Davis, 30; CGlnpAna, 2j5 ard Gil.
bert, 9jj.
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FEoM the gcddy, drm and regular beat oil
The Heart, replacing interrupted and fec,
ble action Of that organ, demonstrated In
q variety Of cases, Fellowa' Compound
Syrup OF HyIephosphIleS Is known to ex,
est q poTOrtul tonic effect on tkS Inusclel
OF INC HNfr. MwFAW
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TURKEY AND moNrENE,.Ro.

LONDON, December GA dispatch
from l3miCa Cyprus says that the cattle
plague is spreading.
A dispatch from Pera says that the Mon.
tenCgrin Ambassador ut Conslantinoplc,
who demanded his recall, will leave Fri.
Inv npVt
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IichInE riles-New Hagen Testimony.
'wouLD NOT TAKE $40 ron mALr A nox."
DE-, SIrdNtt 4. Son:
GRSTLHMEN-l have suffered for twenty.
five years from Itching Piles, and consult.
ed many physicians aud used many reno.
dies hut found no permanent rollef until
! used your "All Healing Ointment" and
can say am cure'l, as also a ncighbOr Of
mine used 1t with tho Same happy result
aud says hG has got half a box iel, and
for fear II might lronbIe him avain, he
would not tAkG ton dollars fnr il, Il he
could not get moro, deem Il my duty 10
give this testimonial nOt no much for your
benefit as Tor suffering humanity. Yours
respectfully.
GEO. SINPsoS, M. 10 Asylum 81,
The symptoms ara moisture, like peTspi.
ration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night; Il allowed To continue yeTy sOFi.
Gus results may follow. DR.. Swayno's
All'llcaling Ointment is a pleasant, sure
cure.
Price, 80 cents. Three boxes $l,eS
Sent by mail 10 any address on Teceint Of
price. Prepared only by DR. SwAYSE 4
Sos, FhiladelPhia. Sold by all prominent
uFugSNh' MWT4w
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uIs Last .jun,p.

NIAGARA FALls, December IA yentl.
nan about 20 years old, supposed 10 10 s.
A. Skies, Of KennOdyyiIls, New York, this
attSrnoon jumped from the new Suspens sion
bridge into the river below,
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SErrLING WITH GREECr.

LONDON, December 94.-A dispatch from
ConstantinOple says the Greek Boundary
Commissioners have sent note to the
Porte demanding the resumption Of the
conference regarding the frontier ques.
tons.
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BANGOR, Me-, December 9l.-Letters
have been sent out by Eben F. Pillsbury,
addressed to each OF the fusion members
elect Of the Legislature, and also to those
who have been counted in by the Gov.
ernor and Council, calling upon them to
assembly at augusta on Saturday preced.
ing the first Wednesday in january, to ar.
range for the assembling Of the Legisla.
tuie.
AUGrSrA, December oI.-The Select.
men Of Webster and Lisbon have had an
interview with the Governor relative 10
the change in the certificates Of election
from those towns. The certificate was
given IN the Democrats on tho ground, ~
has been already stated, that the three
names appended to the returns were ali
signed by one person. Tho Selectmen
have now made oath that each signed tor
himself, and that all the other lormalities
were properly compiled with. The Sc.
lectmen seem confident that the certificate
to Beall, Democrat, will be recalled
and new one ordered to DO issued 10
Thomas, Republican.
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An AFRICAN CArrrnE,


LONDON, December 24.-A dispatch from
Capetown says that Chief SeCocoene sur.
rendered on the second inst,
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BERLIN, December 24,-EmperOr VIII.
IAN stumbled on tho stairs OF tho theatre
two days ago, hurting his knees. They
are now wGllRgain.
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AUGUSTA, Me-, December GA full
meeting Of the Greenback State Commit.
tee was held tonight. E. II. Gore'pre.
sided. Delegates were appointed to the
National Convention that meets in Wash.
ington january Sth, those at large being
Congressman G. W. Lald and T. Ii.
Murch and solou Chase. Resolutions
were passed endorsing the action Of the
Governor and Council; they declare full
confidence in them and believe they
counted the vote honestly; denounce the
uttGrances Of the Republican politicians
in their public meetings, and the utter.
ances aRninst the Executive Department
Of the State as an insult to the Governor
Gnd Council, and disgrace to the State
az well MS to the party.
Resolutions express the opinion that the
Republicans are in the minority
In tho State, and that large
majority OF them would have been mem.
bers Of the opposition had It not been for
extensive bribes aud utmost Intimidation
at the polls. They view with shame and
Indignation the humiliating spectacle ofthe
Maine United States Senatofs, engaged in
rousing the community to a state OF
violation that Threatens riot and blood.
shed, and condemn as tho greatest crimi.
mails In our midst those men who having
In vain corrupted tho ballot box now an
peal 10 power ol revolution,
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FOREIGN NEWS.

COutributlOus to the Irish FamIns Sufferers
Progress Of Spanish Emancipation
Blll-The Afghan Campaign Drag.
ulnu-nOrs About The Lost
Steamer BOrusSla-A stir
In French Politics. ,
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WASHINGTON.

Serious Trouble Threatened from The MaInS
EmbrOvllO-PrsSldent Hayes Views on
the sltuatIOn-The 6fesRbaSksS
Endorsing Gov GRrcelOn "A
Possible Republican Senate
AtluurBmgnt Of U. s.
Supreme Court.
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WAsHINGroN, D. O., December 22.--
General Garfield says; ItloOka to me AZ
though there were forces at work In or.
gAniaing this movement from oulAida oil
MaInei that these people were acting nn.
der advice Of party associates who had a
programme Ia which the Maine perform.
Ance was beginning, have not doubt
but this makes It oil tho more necessary
that our people shall resist the inst step
Of the. programme to the very fullest ex.
tent Of the law |
ThOrO 10 u good deal ol anxiety here
among Republicans in reference to Maine.
Above all things they wish TO have the
law technicAlities on their side. They
think It will have an Important bearing
on the Presidential question. General
Garfield has advised Republicans from
that State to give very calciul ronsilem.
ton 10 the technicalities Of law in the
present case, and to yield to the law II tits
found to favor the claims ot tue Demo.
cratS, even Il ilsquities are all on the side Of
The Republicans. InCase the Republicans
should now neglect any Of these small
ieChnicalitieS, 1t would enable tho Demo.
'rats In Congress, since they will control
he joint convention to count the electoral
'ote, to reject the vote Of Maine, and this
n turn might, In case the vote should be
Tor the Fusion candidate, throw
he election Of President into the House,
md thus enable the Democrats to elect
L . I
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toNpoS, December 9l.-Ths steamships
Sapad4 and Cornwall, tron New York,
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sum involved, and there seems to lie but
little, Il any, obstacle in the way Of a
speedy settlement Of the claim.
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ToE tho aged, whom II reireshes and
Sooshesr srsASToRD's JAMAICA GIsGEG.
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= TIIE CARLTON COILEGE rIkK

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, December 9I.-sL
DAvids Catholic Church, nj ManMyuuk,
was destroyedby fire. Loss $4,000.
TIIEcARLroS cOLLEGE FIRE.
ST. Paul, Miss, December 2l.-At the
fire At Carlton College, NorthReld, yester.
day, Miles Hellman's building with The
contents was burned. Loss $4,000.
DIsTIlLERY BURNED.
PgoEtA, lLI., December ai.-Thc Union
disIillery, belonging 10 wOolner Bros.
was destroyed by fire this morning. I.Ost
S97, ,OC0
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FIRE RECORD.

NEw ORLEANS, December 2i.-Iryin
Russell, tho poet, died here last night.
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J. N. UARLAN,

IA8tOr.
It's rather probable that this letter will
have It's effect, and although O'Conncll
and others Of the Union still talk bravely,
they will be compelled TO give in shortly
or TO iuallgurate some quarrel TO keen the
men faithful to their adopted course.
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AUGUSTA, Nh, December 24.-IIon.
Lott NJ. Morrill, addressed aIetLer to Gov-
ernor GarcelOn, asking him in the interest
OF peace and good order To request a
prompt opinion Of the Supreme Judicial
Court on all disputed questions conCern-
ing the count Of returns Of the recent elc.
finn
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SIXTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT
City Book Store,
nut
THE HOLIDAYS
OF l979!SO.
We again have the plN,,usr II annoupcIp, L., tn,
IhulpH and ttputlnt4H5 .ft

We again have the pNpuFr of announcing TO ,h,
ladies and Hrnilcmrn Ul whtlins and vicinity thai
We have takEa an, IN ,u,l1u n iT ROM, ,,i, Ia, -
sehllnE The hfE-' aud uD,t elegant hur Of lUllIsy
"o"'s that can la had In the Eastern markets.
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." bAAAbGH NlhNHs
Congressman Williams, OF Wisconsin,
was talking with President Hayes this
morning about the Maine election out.
rage, and the President described scene
IN the Ohio Legislature, in 1910, when
Speaker Randall, u mutual acquaintance,
amid the howling Of the mob, declared
Governor Ford duly elected. Mr.. Will.
iams then remarked that lSS electoral
votes in the South, where popular elec.
tions were virtually ignored, was not a
pleasant thing to think Of, and asked the
President II hG did not feel that tue talk
now becoming 80 common, OF Democrats
in Legislatures grabbing the electoral
votes Of the States, was IrAught with dan
ger. The President replied quickly aud
with emphasis; But dlcy arc not going
to grab themi this Maine business is not
going 10 succeed, y and then the President
added that il he were one oil the Republi.
can members Of that Legislature he would
sit there till September, and by every dc.
wise known to parliamentary law for the
protection OF minOritiCS, all other business
should be suspended until the wrong was
righted. lie would not resort to force,
but he would endeavor to bring to bear
upon those gentlemen such weight OF
public opinion that they could not escape
or resistit. ltcounted In by technacalilies,
they should be thwartsd in their revOlu.
tiOnary purposes until they we're made to
feel that the will of the majority when
properly and legally expressed, must con.
troll lie expressed the opinion that the
good people Of all parties by the time'the
facts became known would emphatically
denounce tho outrnve
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WAsuINGroS, December %. There is a
good deal Of comment and quiet figure
work here as to the probable status Of the
Senate in 1881. II New York, New Jer.
scy, Connecticut and Indiana elect Repub.
lican Senators anil General Malone goes
with the Republican, or Grant party, US
he calls II, the Senate will he Republican
BY two majority, II he remains on the
fence it will be tie, and the Vice Presi.
dents vote will decide all political aud
other imDnFIani nuaatinns
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Il. G. F..
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LOSS OF CAPTAIN BAILEY.

The tollo~ing is the Chroniele'. &C
count of the loss Of Captain George
Pailey, IS 'e'ailed / c r.;cf.er of that
journal by Fret Li.utensn, Williams
The Richard Rush has for the pas.
six months been on az extended cruise
among the Aleutian Islands and other
northern ports. looking after the Gov
eminent Interests in tina. direction
Having finished her cruise. the Rrsh
started On her return trip The latter
part of Sep.em Der. About the 5,h Of
October Captain Bailey complained of
not feeling we'll. stating that his head
troubled him. He applied to the ship
surgeon for relief, who tried several
remedies, oil Of them proving in.:fec-
tual. On the 18th instan. the vessel
encountered some very heavy weather.
which continued within two or three
days Of this port. At frequent inter
walls Captain Bailey was seized with
severe pains in the s'onsch and vomi,-
ing, when he would complain Of being
seasick On Wednesday light last
Capt.in Bailey relieved the officer Of
the deck at Midnight. At 4 o'clock on
the morning Of Thursday. the II b
instant. the Captain WAS relieved By
Lieutenant Williams On turning to
20 below he remarked that be was
glad he had been relieved, as he had
been very sick. and had v"mited q
great deal. The weather was very
stcrNy AT the tine, and the Kush was
pitching considerable in the high sca
that Was running. Captain Bailey
went belox. which MAS the last seen Of
him, ond it is the general belief # the
officers and crew that lie WAS leaning
over the after rail. which is quite low.
to vomit. when the vessel lurched aud
be lost his balance Both officers aud
men greatly regret the sad occurrence,
as Captain Bailey was de.ervedly a
iavorite with them. He leaves
family in this city. The cntter bad
made an extremely successful trip
through the Aleutian and Scnl klands.
and along the coast Of Alaska. At
Sitka the Jeanette WAS met. where
she was taking in more cosl aud o sup
ply Of articles to be used in the Polar
regions. Her commander, Lieutenant
De Long. reported all we'll with the
expedition. and himself satisfied with
the progress made so far on her peril
Gus journey. On leaving Sitka the
Seannette abandoned tho project Of
visiting the Seal Islands. and stood
away for St. Michael's. where the
dogs. sledges and other stores peculiar
TO that region will be laid in. The
Rush passed through Behring's Straits
going north on the 18th of September
missing Nordonskiold by one day, he
having passed through the straits going
south on the 10th. The Rush WAS
between six and sven hundred miles
from this port when Captain Bailey
was lost
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PRoPERry FOR SALE Tomorrow.
Thursday. property described as fol-
lows. belonging to tho estate OF the late
y. F. Gerrish. will DO sold in this city
In Trent Of the postofl,cs. at l o'clock
I'm: The undivided 4 Of clock Is. in
the plat ofthe city OF Seattle. containing
8 lots; an equitable interest in. and to
the u undivided part Of the following
property: Lok Section ID Township
Is range 4 east; lots l. 2. and 4, section
=. township Is 4 east; lots ! and 2.
,ectpn II tovnShip Is 1 east; losts l
and 8 section township Is. range 4
east; lot 4 : section Is township Is
range 1 east; NEH section 10 town
ship Is range 4 caste; SWli section Q
township Is ranges sAst; sen section
township Is range 4 east; lot 6
section 2 township - range 4 east;
lot s section "a township - range 4
east. Twenty. per cent. of the
purcAaae money in gold coin. to be paid
to the said ADMINISTRATIVE on the day
Of the sale, and The remainder on con-
drmsticn by the Probate Court.
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THE CHINA. This steam ship. now in
port. has proved herself one Of the
most useful vessels Of the Pacific Mail
Company's numerous feet. She was
built by Webb. in New York. In 1867,
and came through the Straits Of Nagel.
Ian the tame year. and on to San Fran
cisco. Since then. now going on thir
teen years, she has been almost con
st.ntly employed. TO and from San
Francisco On the Panama and japan
and China routes. Her length - 1854
feet, her breadth ~ and her depth 40,
her tonnage being !. 800. She has frs.
class cabin accommodations for $50
PERSONS and second class for 800 others.
She can also carry. when full, 2G0O tons
freight. The engines are the came
originally put in her. and are still good
This is tho first trip Of the China
north, and she will not come more
than once or twice more She is Of
the class and period Of construction of
the lost Great Republic. and j, q size
smsller than the Alaska. When fed all
the coal che can consume. tho China
runs rapidly. but under other circum.
stances 10 only al average traveller.
Capt Morse is in her command; Mr. Nc
Lean 10 her First Officer: Mr. Mcclure
her Chief Engineer; Mr. Patton her
Purssr. and Mr. Comfort her Freight
Clerk.
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SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP CHINA.
Tho p. NJ. 8. 8. China will sail for
San Francisco at 6 o'clock this morn.
ing, taking tho following passengers /:
C N Nan Doren. Thos Clancy. f II
DAVIS, Mrs w Blackwell, VIM Walter
and wife. Mrs Gilbert. Capt Blinn.
wife and daughter. s r Watt. Mrs
Williams and child. l. r Thompson. w
N Horton, Miss l. F Evey. p G Psltret.
N l. Vsnscnten, G J Swift. Harmon, II
Pusher, X Wells. + G Meade. Frank
Kilian, A Prurski. Frank Holden, + Fl
Bode. Robt Dsrrah. W A smith. J
Haley, Geo Sisson. Thos Winstone. Jas
Howes, T X Mcdonald. II Hurs..
Henry Pratt. Chas Hanley. C 0 Hill.
Chas vader. G Lubarger, r Manifold.
JE Moore, Patrick Miles. G X Sepa,
Mrs NJ Mills. and II Getchell. Her
freight list 10 as follows: IS packages
mcrchau disc, 1913 bushels oats. 1888
sacks wheat. 30 sacks rye. 500 bales
hops, 228S cases salmon. $50 half bar.
rels salmon. bales wool, SO bundles
hoops, 1886 barrel stsves, 20 hhds ale,
20 sacks bones. 1923 dry hides. 2lO
green hides. Is bundles pelts. 0 cords
wooden pipe. 90 empty kegs. 62 pieces
Junk. 20S bales excelsior, 81 sacks
oysters, and ! pact"ge ooin--$s?8.
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SUPPOSED TO DE LOST The English
ship Naturalist is supposed to DO lost
Sbe sailed from Calcutta for San Fran
cisco Oh the ID of February. since
which no tidings have been received Of
her. She was of 1865 tons measure
ment. wns first class in every respect
aud was loaded with cargo. Her cap
tain was Vim Nelson. and under him
were twenty i've men. Under the sup
position that she is lost tho insurance
on hull and cargo has been paid; the
latter at San Francisco last week.
amounting to $4,000. One hundred
days is the ordinary run from Calcutta.
She is nov out nearly two hundred
and seventy.
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1t is generally supposed by physicians
and the people generally that Dyspepsia
can not invariably BE- cured, bot We are
pleased to Say that GREENS AUGUST
FLOWER has never, to our knowledge.
failed to cure Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint in all its forms. such as Sour
Stomach, Costiveness. Sick Headache,
Pslpitation Of the Heart. Indigestion,
bad taste in the mouth. &c. Out OF
the $4,000 dozen bottles sold last year.
not . single failure was reported. but
thousands Of complimentary letters re-
ccived from Druggists of wonderful
cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Tryit. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. For sale by all
Druggists.
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THE FAREWELL. - Miss Henrietta
Monroe's parlor entertainment last
evening, was we'll attended by one OF
Scattlet most fashionable audiences.
aud was highly appreciated through
out. The singing by Messrs. Shep-
pard aud Small. Of the Seattle 0lee
club, assisted BY Miss Fanny Low,
who presided at tho piano. served to
give variety 10 tho entertainment. and
Was heartily enjoyed and loudly ap.
plsuded. Miss Monroe did full q we'll
o. on the previous occasion and has
made herself quite . fsvorits with our
people. She leaves this morning on
the China, for San Francisco.
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FAST STEAMINa.-The steamship
State Of California has now made ten
round trips between Portland and
San Francisco. Her very best time to
Astoria was AZ hours and ID minutes,
on her eighth trip from San Francisco
and her best to Portland 81 hours and
Is minutes. on the same trip. Going
down. her best time from Portland to
Astoria was 5 hours aud IS minutes on
her fourth trip. aud 70 hours and rs
minutes, on the third trip. WAS her
best time from Portland to San Fran
cisco Csrniusup she he's not been to
exceed 50 hours md 20 minutes to As
toris. and IS hours and 25 minutes to
Portland. aud going down her longest
time has been II hours and Is minutes
from Portland, and 46 hours and Is
Ininntes from Astoria .s
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!. Mr.. HARNESS has just received at
his Exchange aid Cigar Store. on Mil
street, quite An edition to his already
large stock Of .he choicest and best
quality Of cigar. and tobacco that
could be selected in San Francisco.
thus enabling him TO supply his Gus
toners either 1T Wholesale or retail q.
prices to correspond with the time-.
Cigars at retail from 25 cents each to
eight for % cents cigarette cigars. ten
in a box. for IS cents; cigarettes Of all
kinds, from % to 10 cents per package
chewing and smoking tobacco from 90
cents to 81 90 per pound ; by the plug
from 10 to 25 cents each. o26 lw
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GOOD BYE, VEINS.
SLAUGHTER, Oc:. 9th. 1873

SLAUGHTER, Oc: 9th. 1879.
To WSuns:-Yes. We'uns. your
prayer shall be granted. You shall
have a rest You certainly must need
it after the fearful struggles you have
made 70 crawfsh out Of your entangle.
ments. We admire your ingenuity;
bu, you can never make any one be-
lievr those antics were caused by the
Influence of the spiri. Of Red JACKIE: or
Andrew Jackson Davis. But as we are
nagnar;mous. We will let you OF. We
never strike an adversary after he is
down and cries quarter Therefore
rest in peace. ONE OF Yor'USs.