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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

III srS sir is.a n: me events ss the year $50
n It's ava sashisn. pr-s.y sa1 aaitrsso ~
xvzr- assiv sron January aatii Dee=na~s Il q
siiI be cou1iar.esi newspaper. writer n sis
g1siisn language. ant d irted :or he 7eopsa
So nrsFzrzpe-. raz sus ,<iisve. IN sestins III
ne news nj liz sorst ronpsly, md 1rose1finx & n
he nsss infesiS,ni snape-;he sn.pe hat v,ii an
Irie - readers 10 s>ep veil anxea-: Of the sgn nth
lae east unprusiucssvs expenditure nj time me
CRATES Interest ~ sne gr-afs<s 1amber-s1af .
tue as Controlling Is iAaiy n2eRan q auw axs
circulation rery uurn zr-er sn1n ton6 II any 9nef
k-uerfraa aevxszpe- Iad enioys N income vdira 8
10 s1 all ames ,r-pzrea 20 spen6 Iboe1aly or me
3eneit nj @ p-AsieHA eespse ii all cuna1f1n9a af
lie vi sags ai thinking my anu nesi fkx scNs
ans. f,r- derive safzss0 tom If sune sors fo0 u
-siua n. ~ snsy s>ep oayiug ~ Hn4 ugh
In as cammt 1fs and Affairs. 1a1 son ~
tieves ma only y1ioR rs unelcy Snuntu n cnro-
senss. inspired by genuine American nrine'p'es
and 32ESr1 ~ honesty ss 0ofuos eur tal3 rensen
il o. AMI sill continue 10 1e 3o<0iuiesy independent
Of pxr-v class. Clique arEAc.1aaion. N iurefaE& II
L or I'll. nut of Il wiil continue 70 praise
snas .0Cd anil regubzte what - evil, t1l;ng care
Il It is language % - the ,sinr. md plain seynnd
inc sihiiify vi ,einY misunderstood u - unin-
ineueed by 1esivoo that IN 1os appear an Inc sur
sacr; q mas spiuuns 70 snil. xASe tho.S snicn
mar De mad ny any pu; chaser win Two cs1ss. u
1aGss Injustice and rasc,iity even n0re taan is
hates anEecessary soru>. II slhoas fauds. mites
foois. aad iepe res 1ncomp0opo ID every spscies. u
viii continue yirougnvus the H1sr M10 II cnassase
the drss class. nssruct The secund. and utscnunt
nance me third. All honest men. with honest CON-
vciioas. snesher souni or nseaken. are is friends
And Inn SuS makes ru o0nes of telling tns tEc.h 70
It's friends ami aiSouI its frterda vleneyeE OCCASION
arises for pain speaking.
These are tne principles 1p0n winch EHD gun VII
De couauctesi tul ing the year 70 came
The ysar 1850 sill be one in which patyioyic
American czn afford c.oxa bis eyes panic AZ
X n 2rat.D
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

la..ssr IT the g.ng 1T nrte-vrs tum
hsaind his MASK"
rHI cANsaDGz sCHocE xGE-IoH-
The Boston WIt=iHaa BAPTIST nrs
thai While 4 rehnisaap Williams agrees
With and suzezins Rskhef Seal! Of
Cambridge N his p0Gsscn - u TIA
expedieney IT establishing parosniaI
ss taxa me piacs cf puhi1c sciiGois. he
dsss zoe appross * ~lrahoidirg sscrs-
Rsrty nv PRIEST - uenns Ut cum-
peiliag parents 20 serd thar children
20 parish scngGls. That IS = poser
which 10 rsssrTes % azmselE lie tees
aoe aMrn thai IL - any nan duty TO
placs his children IN the parochIa.
scnoosa WIEN stsy are infarior % he
pubic schools Tbs nosc o6sus.ve
rar. Of the Camhridgs Igaunr,arinn
IL shus Disclosed The Vrfcama1
sdds: With or without good reason.
vhenassr an extensive system Of par
tsn sci,ccIs Is estabiishsd puoAie suppoe.
viii be- essasaaded tsr them Z. Is -siI
TOR the pesris 20 lock this n The lace
scd bs r-~iy for shs issue when Ic
ermes, 6sr il Is N issue On the decision
IT which shs fate Of eur waois system
Of paaiic education tsIll turn"
CATHOLIC cMaPEAIss.
The San E-nacIsco Hunstsr publishes
with dscik;ssi approval . ostltssn 70 the
Pss1deue Of the CaI-ey Stassss repre-
ssnting task IN shs appointment az
Chsplains to thu army and navy OF the
Csion . CREST injustice hes been done
co the Catholics. Who have only one
Chsplaia among ths ffty-eight, wilis
shs Rcman Catholic SOLDIERS and sailors
ara believed 20 be &C least twenty live
per cent. Of al "a she SERVICE protesting
any beiisf The petition ASKS that this
iss4usli.y and inIrssics may De re-
moved ~ soon ~ possible.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

rrecsafsj their kirfnsss. 5ue he isa-s.f
.ae-s vas Il--ts csa1cs &c ais lccrpf;1e
thar {ereruus Invitations Mr. Erizhs
.hen prTsede.i - descanr IN rhs vast
neSs 1T the { ag-ei States ~ com Ea-.si
VIA European countries. and cs5nciu,1et;
BY ss!iny ne hrIIeve.t shrrs waa 10
country With vheu ali cghsr countries
ware nure ErisaGiv -i,sa Win The III
-; Ssices
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

4 BED Srgr8. Two AND HALE TEARS
n oid, with 1lB -iglr spiit, that nas oeen
sEouud ny place time, las been saSen up
~ me "A sstray.
Eha owner. BY pruvin9 papersy and paying
zxpsnsss. cxn jet o.cx his animal. Ctnerwsse it
vii DO sold. GUS JOHNSON
On the LAKE. Washington ,asd. Ia miles from
Seattle i2Id.w
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PuR1 Towya1JD. Disc ?0-Lass even
nag . ls1np aunhsr Of invited guests
met st the residence Of cur 6silaw citi-
1sn. II L Tihballs Esq, agent OK The
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, I'd
celsbr.ts Tho birthday Of thsir worthy
h~e A good quadrille band was in
stfendance and dancing wss continued
till "A Early hour this morning.
Two inches Of snow fell hero On
Tharsiay night This ehermometer was
tsn degrees below the freezing point
this morning. There ara strung Indi-
cations Of snow this evening
PoRr BLAx8LY. Dec 20-Saile,i, scnr
Pserisss, hr Vallejo.
RonR GAMBLE, Dee 20 Sailed. tark
Roswsn sps1gus. foe San FrAnciscu.
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4 aouDs suuGssrroH.

r r,...:.. -. A.
o,se.s : sa. a, Of las M Nee To-t
1900 : fhvor;t. r.,ors for p;ot ro,s-
sts," snd ssya, with reference 10 Christ
Elm sBucn ins the CONVERSION az the
Is~a why will not tho mi~sionar,es
hm ~ sslv.eion Of Israel 10 Him
Mn y sll-suftcisnt TOR his chosen dtEk,
ed epsrass sSsinst tina inaislity and
eri0e vhisA stalk It MONDAY amid the
psssa<y-s1ficAsa hemes OK their own
ssannie6eA"
I'm rnws Avn rxx sAn.Aru
r r.: -,
80 N $500 o1me claims
ssI- 1:s.'uS eas~, g s"in-
aA = sne SAooasa sne
49, ~ eI NJ 49, eSakufoayI aad
1 son' so sns 80
~ sn9 oossevs Saar
- ~ sI ~ soe vor>
s 1Hy'sss ot So
....-.S1 - siesss III
s e. W uuc.ltns ma ~
S.sH...s1s asncs ~ 'ts mvof =
~ ,saae.y. and that - strip
1919. :. .st SsAa13ay Seooash would
<sSs ssf g - lase Assvesly
sasSa.
Axo9H8R srxI.
TIE Bueaoa Bspt;,t Wafel..an -.
eoasseed By the enoceas which ~. -.
ten1n1 to efoees e. Couahnea ,ca
others b. eleee the Unitsd Ssatss nails
~ l.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

ku6I 9AsAA6AsLs ISe .Ir-SuSc'l. Will
Peerless, nr Vallejo.
Po1H GAleBLA Dee 90 Sailed. turk
Roswslt Spsagus. for San FrAnciscu.-
N YElg1RARn AND Nall.
CHICAGO, Dec. f3-Thsse was only
. tfaing smaunE u work done IN the
paeAing houss ct the stock yar,is today
Al tka Angs have been cleared up in
the Aounas and packers profess them
sslves ready to await tho motions of
che strihing workmsn. Daniel 0'Con-
nall, pessideni II the union. claims
that thare ara 10000 members now on
the serikA They ara we'll organized
and say they haze plenty of money and
inland to do no work in house which
Employs n0n-uniun men. They will
atsempt NO violence aud ara quiet,
although thsy held iva secret meetings
to-day. In ana house HOO men lett be.
caaaa ana non- unipnis: was employed
PB0RlA.. Dse 1A-rhomas Ns,l, a
losai esttis king. wiiose operations
have hssn Very heavy. fnile.i for from
two to threa huuHret thousand d.i,lars,
prot,~lsiy the istfur amount. Tie wa
widRiy knuwn and universally respect
ed - benevoIant, ounsciaatious and
upright. His whereabouts are IN
knoWn.
QUIJcY. Ill. Duo Is. Suspicion of
q f1ul murder has been a.ousetl al New
Contun. several miles suuEh OF hers, bv
finding tho houSe fnrmurly Occupied by
. man and his vita. sntirsiy d sertei
hut with all the furniture intact and
blood on varinus articles about the
place. Cries Of murder we're heard
coming from ths houss last Thursday
night. but no investigation Was ms h.
until yesterday. Il was s,aa,i that
. nsi9hbor who hal thraaiena,i sheir
lives, bad shipped his goods At the same
tims b DUrains IN this county. Ths
theory - that b pnclssd the bodies Of
HE vichme IN casks aud took than
aiusG The excitsmene IS intense In
that section and men are securing the
country in search Of tina remains and
ios The sapposed oncahsef.
ClycMSAH Ds&. fS-A asfalcstion
Of over ~. 900 has bean discovered hv
the backs Of tha late Mayor Johnston.
h took the money and ompelicsi his
clark b force hAlnnoa&, Ia beinx dead,
his hondamsn viii b hslsi.
DonDAY. Dse DetAils of the sivht
ing q CAhul show that the people Of
the civ and vi1innos vial With oac6
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

4 Dsvemssk u ca feet vhieh u mere
q Esas popular in both political parties,
b tab tha ehsiea Of Presidential Else
soes from the people and give il to ths
unxfon Shss LeSislafurss. This VII
- sin1ly . return 70 Oil rrac.lsss.
During the fRss Tasty years Of eur NJ
ti0ssl e1isfsnes che Electors were ell
shasssi u away. Troo 1870 ssfsai tn
eAasea was s1setNi. New York sdops-
Ing The new SUSTAIN. aftsr dssQsrsts
sErueslssad . disiied vote Tor President
il sAs lastw yssr. with the exception
ef 6csfA Carolina, Al the States from
tAst IN sAoa tAsif Elsekors - Il pros
ssk South Caroline eontin0sd the old
syss.m until the s3option Of hsr nav
Constikntion q ~ eioss IF the rshsi
koa. vhsk 10 b b. eaiasa Or vhas
k,st. b The ehssgs ~ easnot $50.
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NJ enc likes the Chinese. We eli
ssy tAsy must q. and Jet ~ I'll.
Aspeesikieally enough. scs ~ though
We did not want shsm to go. Tall
vsss bssrsily sincsrs Ia their dsnunci--
sttpa Il this race thsy would be
starve1 % ths Pacific coast in ninety
aays. Ths nsn who abuse them NEST
- the Vegetables they rsiss. wear the
shirts they wash. and IL they do not
Rasssnsliy smploy the Chinsman. di-
sssty encourage he smpioyment by
ethsrA This chinsss question 10 .
pssaliar ons. ths solntinn af which %
sna 10 shle tn master. Theirs 10 the
only rscs that has yet given proof AZ
ability "a withstand tina Caucasino.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-12-21

h, ,HAA1SNEELIy-Ea ear-.xsad Ocean DEP ISsss,
sonn 2 Acazr-is x1a GEce l. EeL.r
DENyI<CS-HEyEFEA Portland 1eezsno. z
Gat1. Judge g. =. cezlaca and HATTIE Acnefs-
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40R WExGIY 2YYE1L1G1yCxA
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


(EDH E-A MIME / Il = FINN rHH
Ii head az savtgaI:un Ssaxit avrr 10 ttas
1Duth Of aaby Creek sccnr4tng - pians AMI
spsct0cxzte1s NV in the aauds VI Hon. U. sacors.
must % IN 5v O'Clock =.
Saturday, Decenlo Der z7rii.
aud al nCs. L gAyTYH,
Chairman Commi..ee.
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@nS2t-na0 l1uxu1i-cc.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
4 BED yrgE8. TWO AND HALE TEARS
II aid. with ais -tgnr esr sp,it, that mas besn
sruund my 1acs some time. aas oeeu eaxen up
- ne ~ N sstraY.
Ehe owner. BY pruvina apsrsy and paying
expenses. cxn Ses o.cx his animal 0inervsss it
vii DO sold. GUS JOHNSON,
On the Lake y-shinstor -axff. 1 miles srIIn
Seattle. i2ld:v
leave ORDERS FOR
CHRISTMAS
Geese 4 Turkeys
Kellogg & Snyder.
Front Street.
III" E
GARDEN FARM
o. The
TERRITORY.
Partner Wanted
70 ENGAGE N TIE
DAIRY BUSINESS.
Ny Farm Is situated at the head II DusuAia
Bay ON Wildly Island. a miles from Lsc0nner.
ana comprises 100 ACRES nj the best land ON the
Pacific Goass. Two hundred acres arc under fence
and cultivation. rhe whole 10 good OPP. n land.
every zero of which can he cultivated, One hun.
dre1 and ffty tons of hay arc cut fran he place
every rear.
WATER PRlTHEGES
rhe place 10 situated that hv shutting . gate
u can he entirely oded at any season Of tho
yaar With fr~sii vnter. A constant stream Of liv.
ing vser Supported by two ar5esian wells and
several sprinsr rims through the farm.
MYROVEMEyTS.
a good comfortable dwelling houas s.ande in q
slightly pians on tina farm. rhers ara two bAxnA
ara i60 fret long by 50 feet wide and the other
1axf0 fest " n steds. ate. Besides taeaD thers
ars all tie neceasary small buildings and out
houses.
THE ORCHARD
cantsins 500 bearing srz,it trees. and many vari-
et.es CT small fruits.
STOCK.
Them ara Atty head of drst.eIass mil. h covs.
eight Horses lsix Of which work horsssl Hogs
Chickens. ste on the place.
NEIGRHORS
Ny place L. right in the midst al . farming set
Element. there being fifteen farms within three
miles and . half of my place. all Of whicn will
furnish milk for the factory. They milk from
nftesn to n.f- eoxs ascil.
ONJECT.
Ny object in desiring partner is to enable me
to sfart tirst-cIass cheese factory snd dairy The
Undersigned is an experienced butter uskeF and
has ossn iinFrsving his pisco for twenty ycsrp,
eetttnx IL in snxps fur the hnsiuenw he now de.
sirsssto enGAer In. by taxing partner the hnsi
NESS can be carried ON morn economically and 70
hesssr advantage than by Hiring.
THE PARTNER
slonid b apsd practical ruxz,, one who under
sta0sss dairy1ng.
A CAPITALIST
Or man who dnss 10. desire TO live On the place
can purchase an interest and put fanily On to
Represent his interest to good adyanfage.
THE UyDHV1DRD HALF
Inierrss In tho abova described place, toge4hsr
VAN stuck. fmpruvensrts. sec.. will be sid 70 .
reliable purchaser ON the most renoauzble TERMS.
For sursher particulars, address
NJ. Z. MARRIOTT,
oAE naaBCR. " T.
Or @ppy at Isix efaee. de0dImwsf
---------------
HEcE1VED BY DAKOTA
3oFA CUSHIONS. zxpHYaS.
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SolDIERS' ADDITIONAL
ViRRiNTx.

A pRROvKD. -, 80 AND 12n AGRH PIECES
~ which arr certified by the Commissioner
of tn 0G0ssG Lmd 0nlee - genuine, snd which
aro subjest to location vtthout sntt.emsnt fur.
nishad as short notice. Apply to
JOHN LEABY
Attu1uss -at.l.sw.
Seattle. W Ang. q. iS7a. = Odkwts
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good comfortable dvelling houas ssande in o
slightly pinns on tho farm. rhers asa two harnn
ara ia0 feet long by 80 feet vide. and the other
I0xf0 fest, " n steds. ate. Besides tlleaD thern
ars all ts,a necessary snaii buildings and out.
houses.
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ORJECT.

Ny object in desiring partner 10 to enable me
to sfar< ttratciAns cieese factory snd dairy The
Undersigned is an experienced butter maker. and
has bssn iinrrovirg his piscc for twenty ycsrr
getttnx IL in shape fur the hnssnsav he nav de.
ssrsestO enGngr In. BY taking partner the brsi.
hess can De earfiea On morn economically and 70
heAtsr advantage than by Eiring
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/ Ehera ara Atty head of frstciasa miish Cows
eight aorsss SAX Of which are work horsss.l Hogs
/ Chickens. stc On the place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11
GIVES HEALTH,
STRENGTH and APPETITE.

Ny daughter has received
gcess benefit from the use OF
Vege!ine. Her declining health
was a source of great anxiety 10
sll her friends. A few bottles OF
Vegetine restored her health,
strength and appetite.
N. II. T1LDEN,
Insurance and Real Estate Agt. /,
No. ~ Sears Building, Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

NTM. N. EERKLEY
w Has opened
Beautiful Hamburg Edginqs, very chesp. Cen
llemen's Linen CsIabric Hsadkelchiofs, &C.. y
great bargain. feb 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

DEATH OF AN INDIAN CHGEF.-Capt. Bob.
the Pluto chief. has gone to the happy huotlng
ground. He died 10 Virginia City, New, re-
c,ntIy. IA hour before the end his tribe
gathered about the small Wickup 10 which no
lay. His head wss propped up by horse blank
ets His bow aud arrows were placed across
bis breast. Thirty Of the tribe crowded into
the hut, the warriors sittiog motion!ess, with
eyes rivcted upon the walls. and the squaws, at
the head and feet, filling the air With low means
of desolation. 40 old hag, With hair as white
as snow. guarded the entrance. She was ths
oracle of the tribe, and, though more than u
century old, stood in the bitiog air Dakcd to tho
waist. At eight hundreds of wacl fice5 were
lighted on the hills 10 proclaim the death Oh
the chief. On Sunday the remains were gwen ,eI
Christian burial. for the Piute died CateoI.c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-03-11

10. 95 KING STREkT.
One hur dred thousand Of tho best Envelopes
for !ho nGnay in the State Of Virginia.
a fall stock OF hand of evdry desirable slzs,
quality and color. 1t will pay every body Who
uses Enre!opts to examine this siock before
purchasing.
Aiao jas; received s complete assortment OF
Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Sermon Paper,
Legal Cap, Bill Heads, al sizes and weights
Fiat Letter, Flat Cap, Deny and Medium.
Printers Blanks, Bristo! Board, Printing and
Book Paper, Manila Paper and Tisaue Paper
Of ali co!cr:; plso complete stock of American
and i'm ported Lead Pencils, Inks American and
imported. Adhesi7e Files, Playing Cards. ine
stock, tho best Papcteres for lOc esch IN a the
market & ful! stock of the finest grades OF Ship
ping Tsgs of all sizes. Gum Labels, Paper, Fes.
taners. Blank Books, from the largest Ledgera;;
all s:zas, TO tho smallest Pass Book, Fine Gold
Pens, Poitmonnsies and Bill Books, Letter
Books, Impression Paper. Rulers Arm Rests.
Inkgtsnds in great variety, and athoussnd other
useful articles Of stationery; also full stock OF
Public School Books, Slates, Satche!s, etc, etc.
NH 4 e. E. FRENCH.
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Special contracts will be made with yearly ad-
vertsers.
Marriage and Death Notices fifty cents. Obitu.
aries will be charged at advertisement rates.
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A Witness who Lied and Repented.

Last September John Sinclair, mill owner
near Disby Station, Shawneetown branch st.
Louis aud Southeastern Railroad, was murder
ed 10 his bed for money, Of which the perpe'
traitors got only $5. Before he died he revealed
tho names OF his murderars-El. Eimondson
alias Ed. Farmer, and Henry Digby, who were
indicted and are now on trial at McLeanSboro,
I'll. On Saturday E1nondsop, who had turned
States evidenca, was ou the witness stand
He said that Henry Digby was guilty OF tho
murder that ho went with him 10 the house
where Sinclair was stopping and stood at tho
gate; that Henry entered, and shortly pistol
shot was heard. ElnoodSon beat hasty re-
treat, and was shortly attcrWard joined ty
Henry Digby. He asked tho latter If he had
shot Sinclair, and received tho following reply:
II don't know whether did or not." Things
bagau to look gloomy, Henry Digby said, ss
Eimonison sat 10 tho witness chair aud de.
cIared before God and msn that he was tell.
ing the truth. tho whole truth aod moth
ing but the truth. Tho witness was
cross examined for two long hours aud could
not be made to waver. 1t was whispered all
through tho court room. "He is tclllog tho
truth DID you ever hear witness tell such
a straight story ?" Blu. OF last he raised to his
feet, and with trembling voice said !: Gcntle-
men, | have been swearing to lies do not
want to swear Henry Dgoy's l;tc away and send
his soul down iato he'll. Henry Digby is uno.
ce6t of tho crime. We both arc innocent. |
do not understand the nature OF an oath. God
has forgiven my sins, and l have repeated
10 camp meeting style. Dgby's vito. shouting
almost at the top of her voice, thar ked God
for the deliverance Of her husband; the Widest
excitement prevailed, aud the entire audience
rose invoIuntariy to their feet. Alter order
was restored the witness proceeded TO state, in
clear aud decisive manner, that all his testi.
mony agaiDs$ Digby was false that no had
been i1dueed to make the statement through
the promises and inf1e1co Of one Henry Tar
wate. He vas then rersadea to Jail, and The
Jury put uader guard till udge Crawford should
decide hos 70 proceed. 1t is uoT the opinion
of great many that Edmordson and another
not yet indicted arc the perpetrators OF the
bloody deed. The whole case now seems to DO
eusbrouded 10 deeper mystery than cver.-
EransvtNe, Md., Tribune.
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Charlest0Wn, Mass.

Charlestown, Mass.
Ii. K. Stevens:
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that l have used your blood
Preparation" in my family for
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MRS. a. A. DINSMoRE.
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\ DECEIVED NEGRO estcrday morning
brought in largo number OF colored emlgranls
from the Mississippi. They were Of the genuine
old plantation kind and full of belief OF tho va
rious stories that had been told them before
leaving their homes and what caused them to
come West. After all their baggage had been
uuoadcd aud piled away, acd good look at
the depot taken By all, one OF the party stepped
over to the Kansas Pacific land office. on Union
avenue, ard there addressed Frank Crane -
Say boss, 1har do dsy get dem $500 aud dat
100 acres Of laod. Tse CON, all Dc way troGI
ola Mississippi With de woman and dc plcanln'
uies to get dat and dey do tell me over dar
(pointng to the Union dcpot,) de Gobenor OF
dis State am colorcd gererman; is dat so.
boss?" Frank Crsue told him there must be
some mistake, as at present they wero not gl'-
Jog away any money or land. The honest dar'
keys couu,cnancc fell several feet, and he lett,
stating 'he would leave dc woman here aud see
dat Gobenor '-aod purchasing a ticket for
Topeka. he left 90 the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe train for that polnt.-kdnsas City
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for do not think enough can be
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