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ARREsrEp.-Tw fellows. known 70

ARRESTED. Two fellows. known re-
spective!y as Scotty and Sullivan. who
have been laying around the lava beds
for several months past. found thing.
getting to- 'ro.ical for ihcm here, q
lew days ago, aud changed their re.i-
deUce ~ Port Blakely. AS soon - ,hey
we're gone, one Of their old companions
got drunk and told OF several ,hef,s
committed by them. and stated that
when they left they had . watch and
other stolen property in their posses
sion. Desiring to recover the articles
and bring the guilty parties to justice,
Chief Thorndike chartered the Phan-
tom Monday evening and proceeded 10
Blakely On arriving he at once insti-
tuted search FOR tho thieves, and after
looking several hours. found .hem in .
shanty on the beach in company with a
couple OF sauaws On entering the
shsu.y. Scr,tv said, Hello Thornd,ke.
l know what you're aftcr!' The fe!-
lows were 10th searched. but the watch
could no. be found They were both
brought - this city. and yesterday
taken Lcforc r Coornbs, J +. who did
not consider the testimony against them
conclusive enough 10 warrant him to
hold them One man, who had lost bis
coat at their hands. recovered his prop
eriy. II will not be healthy for either
one Of these chaps u remain in Seattle
lon. IS there is alrraly q charge o!
vagraucy. against one Of them, and they
should both sail in the same boat"
Tho officers are making er<!itablc
efforts to rid the city Of - mug, Lor II
worthless loafers Who are known It.
hang out in . certain. locality. aud live
by robbing drunken men and furnish
ing tecr and whiskcy TO Indians.
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Many valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge Is kept from the
world, because of the immense expense
in making them known TO the people.
This is not the case with BocuEE's
GERMAN syrup Although but . few
years introduced into this country its
sale new reaches in every town and vii.
lage in the L. S. It's wonderful sue
ees, in curing Consumption, severe
Cough. Pneumonis. Asthma. and al
other diseases of the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year, for three years. over 400
900 bottles to the afflicted, free Of charge.
by Drusgis:s No such q test Of merit
was ever given before to any other
preparation. Could you ask more Go
to your Druggist and get bottle for IS
cents aud try it. Sample bottles 10
cents
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SEvEN HUSBANDS At the ago Of Sc
years. Mrs Benjamin Abbott. Of
Smyrna. Del has buried her seventh
husband. aged SO years. t. whom she
was married four years ago. In every
instance save the first she married a
widower. ller maiden maine was Will
liams. and her married names Trnax.
Riggs. Farrow, Wallace Barry. Pratt
snd Abbott The good old girl expects
one more victim during her remaining
years of life. as long ago she lad II
vision Of eight husbands. all but one
of whom she has since realized. The
local gos,ips and match makers are
now busy hunting up the eighth and
last man.
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BIGGEST HAUL o. THE SEASON -
Some Indians fishing for Messrs. Wilson
4 Levy, near this city, yesterday made
the biggest catch Of salmon that we
have over known TO be taken from the
Sound at single haul OF the seine.
The catch consisted Of 100 fine. large
fall salmon. averaging neatly twenty
pounds each. rnnklng n total at over ten
tons or one hundred barrels of fish.
This seems - very like a whale" but it
is none the less true All who are
skepticai in regard to /, can have tho
statement verified to their satisfaction
by calling at the picklin. establishment
Of Levy II Wilson. near the railroad. to
day. There were very fow dog salmon
among them.
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H!GH PRICED LOGS A recent large
sale Of timber is reported in Michigan.
by David Ward, the lumber king, at
$l4 per thousand feet. This is about
the highest price pail for logs in the
western country. and sdue simply and
alone To- the immense demand Of the
market aud the near exhaustion Of tho
supply. Timber in Michigan. Wi-con-
sin and Minnesota las been de,criorat-
ing in quality for twenty years pat
Tho first grades are now difficult to So
cure. while the more common logs Of
today are such 40 would have boon re-
jected in 1859. IL isl question OF short
time only before the timber Of all that
vast regiou will DO gone. and Canada
and the Pacific coas. will be looked ~
for the deficiency.
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POSTAL Ridurs OF THE INSANE.

Postal RiGurs OF THE INSANE.
Mrs. 4 z " Packard is in Olympia.
advocating with all the cloquencc aud
p,rsuas;vencss at her command the pas
sage Of the bill protecting the postal
rights Of inmates Of insane asylums.
DR.. Willard. Superintendent Of the
Territorial Asylum. is opposed to the
measure. and is doing oil in his power
to aefea, it. Another week will termi-
nate the contest, which il viewed by
spectators with considerable interest.
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Every body rushes At HISS TIvoLi
BEER HALL to get the coolest glass of
beer in town. Besides Schaifer's cele-
brated Steilacoom and Schmieg's Beer
on tap. you will find Budweiser. st.
Louis. aud Milwaukee Lager Beer in
pint ana quart bottles. Also all kinds
Of cold lunches to order A new
Pigeonholc Table in the house. st.
Louis Lager Beer at 4 dollars per
dozen quart bottles delivered to any
part OF the city.
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Nichols.y lufailihIc laIcesion,

Guaranteed to cure promptly and per-
msncntly every case OF GonorrhHa.
Glee, ard Whites. no matter Of how
long standing. if directions are followed.
internal medicine not recommended or
necessary. A cure guaranteed or money
refunded For sale 10y Geo. W. Harris i
Co. Wholesale and retail druggists. Sc
attic, ". T. olodsw6m
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FOR RENT
The Vacant Eastman
BARBER SHOP.
App. st TIE
IxTEllIcEkCER OFFICE.

UNITED SrArrs DnrRlcy LAND OvvIcE.
IN vHraA WAaHIN0rOy IRlRIHOAY.

UNITED srArrs DnrRIcT LAND OsvIcK.
OLYnrlA, WASHINGTON ThnRrroAy.t
NOTICE Is HIRE0T GIVEN THAT. IN cOA
y pliauc~ With the psovixtoss Of the Act OF
Congress approved June ;. ISIS. eetitied "An Act
for the sails Of Timber Lands in the States OF eau
fcrnia, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri
10 y. MILAN Henry liammond. OF httAp county,
Wilmington Territory has this day 6led in this
once Tia application to purchase the y. Of ~.
!. OF section 10 ~. In Township No. rs North.
Range No weat Of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and eli persons claiming adversely the MID
hy required 70 ale their elaine In this o;ce with
In six:y 90, days nom dats hereof.
Given uodes my hand. q my Once, In Olympia
W.T.. this the nth day Of esptsm w. =: y. Is'V
J. r. BROWN,
es)vsl0v. br6tstss o. VIC AAo0 Voes'
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uoiSG AwaY.-We hear i; s.a,-a
mat our friend Jack Levy has cnnciud-
Gu and determined to leave US. He will
20 TO Austral,s ard elsewhere as the
ssssns OF Miss Monroe. selling cut his
"a.,oess here at once and going below
VA tue China. Jack has been useful
nm aud will be missed. May good
luck 90 with him.
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lnCAL MARINE. Bark J. i. Bell
went cut yesterday morning. aided
Only by sail and fAvoring breeze
Ship Two Brothers. 10 days from San
ffsncisce, sailed in yesterday after
noon. Bark Mary Glover and schooner
Excelsior under the coal shu,es, and
snip Alaska ard barkentine Tam
y Saanter are awsiting chance to at
nad,r.
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No Excuse. If all we hear and read
about it is true. there is no excuse 70,
being sick now, for every druggist and
store in the country has o full supply
of Emil Frcse's Hamburg Tea. 1t is
harmless, yet eiiicacious. and II com
pletc medicine chest in itself AS they
say in the advertisements: No family
should be without il.
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THE Boss LuNcu AND tbs BEST
BEER. YOU will always find a: the
Concor.iia Hall. on Mil street. not
only the hest 1T home male. bot Also
the excellent Humboldt: Lager Beer.
Also imported beer in quart ar pint
battles Boiled ham and all kinds OF
cob; lunches To or Ter.
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ANDREW BkR0. Vice Consul for
Sweden and Norway. is prepared to
execute any business pertaining to the
office. Issues sight drafts on all the
principal cities Of Great Britain. Ger
many. italy, Russia, Norway. Sweden
and Denmark. Also sells tickets at
lowest rates to and from Europe.
ANDREW C,I,LDERG, Agent.
d&w Seattle, W. y.
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DR.. La Mars Seminal pills

Cure all cases Of Seminal Weakness.
Loss Of Nigor. Nocturnal Emissions.
Impotency. Nervous ana Physical De
bility. AID al. that class Of com plaints
arising from excess. indiscretion or
abuse. I he OH find in this remedy 4
FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH. and the
young safeguard and protection. Dr..
la MARS SEMINAL PILLS restore the
Sexual Organs. debili,s:cd FROM what
ever cause. To their pristine vigor
Price. 81 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. d.
by express 10 any address, secure from
ni,anr walton. Address oil ordess t. a.
MCBOYLE & CO. Druggists. 2. q.
Box $50. San Francisco.
iy2d&wly3ap
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Iron Works STARTING Ur. - The
great rolling mill ut Spuyton Duyvil,
which for the past eight years has been
closed. is running to its fullest capacity
day aud night. Through tho agency OF
ex-senator i,arnum Of Connecticut, tho
senior partner of Messrs. Welsh & Bar
Lum, the lcssees Of the mill, q contract
hos been obtained from the Northern
Pacific Railroad for 10000 tons Of iron
rails at 40 ton. Although tho mill
has been open only week. It was turn
ing ont rails at the rate Of 500 tons Il
week yesterday. Mr. Vim Lewis. the
superintendent, is employing 200 men.
An experienced iron manufacturer said
yesterday that iron rails arc in demand
because the Bessemer steel works of
Pennsylvania are running at their full
est capacity. with orders ahead. Bes-
semer steel rails cost only from SO to
Il ton more than iron rails New
York Sun.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

G. Jacobs, for being drunk and Ii,
d-rly. WAS sent on the streets yesterd,
by Justice Scott, to work out fine OF
s. and costs
Mr. A j Oliver, Of Stanwoo1. Sno-
bomish county. called upon US ye,ter-
dsy. His wife has lung complaint.
and he has brought her here and set
tied her down in Belltown for the BEN
eft Of medical treatment, not to bs OBJ
,siped st home Mr. Oliver has one Of
The model farms Ct the Territory. to
look upon which is a pleasure of no
snail moment.
The drowning # the man OF men
near Port Blakely, one week ago on
Saturday. still remains q mystery, and
We are waiting anxiously for some one
to report missing friends or throw some
light on the subject. One or more per-
sous were certainly drowned, and now
the que:'ion is. who could il have
been I:
Hon. T. H. Brent., Washinetons
Delegate in Congress, arrived here
Monday night. stayed over uesday,
and will leave on the Zrphyr tins
morning for Olympia. Ia Il fcw days
lie will start. via Portland and San
Francisco. for the National Capital.
Wnie here Delegate Brcnts maize a
brief aud pleasant call upon the INTEL
LIGEScER ofiic0. Tho shortness Of his
sl0y upon the Sound Is to be regretted
Bi.hop Merriman began the delivery
Of a sermon in tho Episcopal cathedral
ut GrahamtOwn, Africa. Dean VIII
lialns Immediately began to preach ia
q louder voice, and the Bishop wa,
forced To retire. An ecclesiastical court
sentenced the Dean 10 months sus-
pension for his interference, but he re-
fused to submit to the punishment.
continued hi, regular services, aud was
sustained by his congregation.
Every day makes po:ccptiblo show
ing toward the completion Of Squires
opera house. The plasterers are we'll
along. aud the carpe ntcrs are now doing
the finishing work on the front Work
was commenced On the structure by
contractor BIgelow Sept. 4th. and he
expects to turn it over to Mr.. Squire as
completed on the 18th Of November.
The lumber ordered by the builder came
out almost exact; thero being but few
remnants left.
Judge Lcwis's elegant residence is
nearing completion. 1t is nearly all
plust.red, and the finishing part OF the
job is being done by the carpenters.
M. R-a. the architect and builder, mas
demonstrated his superior ability as u
workman in his line. and the plumbing
and gas fitting. by Waddell & Miles. Is
splendid piece Of work Both hot
and cold water will be conducted 10 all
parts IT the house. For elegance in de-
sign and finish the Judges residence
will have no superior, il On equal. on
Puget Sound.
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EiyTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
wanted the u, L. q. u. Store. on Occi.
dental Square. Gold and silver taken
a, par in exchange for goo,s. apd''
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TIE finest brands Of Cigars ani 10
bacco 1t the Adelphi Cigar Stand. OPP
posits Yesler's Hall. )ySu
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL
Williams. N-wcastls A Olsen, Olympia
NcGrath, san " 'isco Barlow. Tacoma
Eiliap. do Borst. Falls City
q d Rodney. nix River RH McCabe, Wh River
n I Wight, Pt Gamble HIP Chatter,on. Oiceola
Als,ed, do NcChntcck, do
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EVERYBODY should have their pic
lures taken when they can be had at
reasonable prices. and when the picture
will be true hkeuess. Judkins. the
Photograph Artist. possesses this sbil-
ity. We remain only short time
l,n.er.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTOkIA
- Persons visiting Victoria should 40,
fail to stop at the Occidental Hotel. |:
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing; is fire. proof has good accom-.
r,odstion for families. and 40 good
meals as any house in the city. at only
{! 90 per day.
WM. JENSEN,
Wharf street, Victoria. r. G.
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We send all our Pi.nos and Organs
OF trial. We sell Oh easy installments
aud warrant our Instruments for FIVE
years. For Price Lists send to SmER-
NAN. HYDE s. Co San Francisco.
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VS. BUSINESS. David Higgins, ESQ
OF Dayton. w. T, Is at present ia

"iymila attending to some business
.here. fore returning he will visit
ne,'tl'. coming down probably on Sat
"day. His little daughter Eunico &C
''nraaics him Oh his trip to the Sound,
a'a Is at present visiting her GRANDPA
'hsr. MIR. Mitchell. in this ty.
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GEN. GRANT UOOCET.

GEN. GRANT DO0UET.
An exquisite perfume. prepared and
sold at tho Pioneer Drug Store only.
Give 1t u trial aud you will use no
other. for it is equal to the best Lubin's
Price ouly fifty cents PER bottle. Full
ounce. and put up in elegant style.
KELLY & YOUN0.
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SHgKMAH HYDE & Co Pacific Coast
Agent Also agents for the celebrated
ETY. and S,a'.d.ri Organs. For Shee.
Muse .u.i Brass Instruments. address
SHERMAN. HYDE & Co..
aug3i -dAwly San Francisco.
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A HEAVY BROWN OvERCOAT. WITH A
"A task and some papers IN the pockets, Wal
Iost In this city H. urdAy. The finder will be
suitably rewarded By leaving IL st this o0ce.
oikd4l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-08-07
OUR OWN AFFAIRS.

We understand perfectly well that the
public take very little interest in the private
affairs of individuals, but there are occa-
sions when 1t does not seem to be practical
BILE to keep them from the public eye, and
one of those occasions has occurred, relating
to the business interests of this Office. The
Workingmens Assembly have assumed TO
take charge of our business for season in
q very unjust and offensive manner, which
seems to make it necessary that we should
take some notice of the attitude that organi-
cation has assumed towards THE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN,. We yesterday morning pre-
sented to our readers the proscriptive reso-
lutons which the Workingmens Assembly
aimed at our business interests, and we
now propose to show that its position
towards the REPUBLICAN is unjust, unten-
able, and uncalled for by any act of our own,
and that its interference in our affairs under
the circumstances is in the highest degree
impertinent. This organization claims to
act in behalf of n principle while its actions
seem to be destitute of it, It's proscriptive
course was not anticipated, for the reason
that we had credited the workingmen of
Washington with fair degree of good sense
and some regard for common justice
However, they have made the issue
and we cheerfully accept it, asking
no favor in controversy that has been wan
tonly pressed upon us. We expect to show
our adversaries and the public, before the
end of this controversy is reached, that this
intermeddlng in our private affairs is at
variance with right, justice, good fellowship
and the laws of society and government,
and further that we are entitled to such
protection for our rights and interests rs is
youchsafed under our institutions to every
legitimate business calling in this country.
The spirit and motive which have prompted
the Assembly to make war upon our inter
ests are inconsistent with truth, justice and
the law, while the premises set forth as
calling for prescription in this case are not
justified by either truth, candor or justice.
The Workingmen's Assembly has been
m'sled and betrayed into an attitude which,
we have confidence TO believe, all the rea-
sonable members will regret when they be-
come acquainted with the facts of the case;
for, unless we greatly misjudge them, they
aim to be fair and just men in their. rela-
tions with others. The Asso mbly charges,
by resolution, that THE NATIONAL REPUB-
LIcAN has turned out home industry and
imported cheap labor from abroad, neither
of which statement is justified by the
truth. II is true that change of compos-
itors has recently occurred in this Office, but
not by our having turned out home indus
try, as we shall bo able soon to show. In
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PERSONAL.

PRESIDENT AND MRS. HAYES spent yesterday at
Mount Vernon,
CHARLES A. GILLEY, of London, Eng, is sojourn-
ing at the Arlington.
SECRETARY SHERMAN goes to Ohio on the Goth
instant and will make several speeches.
GENERAL J. NJ, SCHoFIELD, oommandant at West
Point and son are registered at the Riggs House.
PosTMAsTRR.GENERAL KEY arrived here yesterday
from his tour of inspection of the Northern post
offices,
INTERNAL REVENUE COMMISSIONER Hon. @. b.
KAUM will leave the city this woek for brief visit
North.
SECRETARY scHuRz will leave for Ohio on the
18th instant and deliver speech ut Cincinnati in
German,
Hon. D. NJ KEY wife and two daughters who
have been on an extended Northern tour. arrived
IN the city yesterday and took rooms at the Ebbit
House.
SECRETARY THOMSON, accompanied by Paymas-
terGeneral Cutter and Chief Naval Constructor
Easily, went TO New York yesterday, TO be absent a
few days.
Mrs E. L. SIMMONS and Mrs. +. A. Park, of New
York Frank ID. Bright, Philadelphia j. NJ. viii
kns, Illinois; Daniel Il. Sanford, Scotland arrived
at the Riggs House yesterday,
d. A. TRAYLER, of Virginia; W, II. Wilson and
wife, of Hagerstown Nd; p, J.. Bserden and wife
South Carolina s. G. Lee, Baltimore, Md; b.
], Isaacs, New York. registered at the st. James yes
terday,
ED. T. WITHERBY. Of Alabama b. II. stief and
vile, Of Tennessee AlbertF +. Hachstadte OF Phil.
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The International Postal Union.

Tohe Editor of The National Republican:
SIR: The Post this morning, with its usual
want of veracity publishes au article headed
"How John Wing Tyner and Other Officials
Did It," in which several false statements are
made.
1t is said in this article that Mr.. Tyner, tho
Assistant Postmaster-General, was a delegate
to the Postal Union, said to have been held in
Switzerland, aud that he did not attend tho
meetings of the Union, but went on to the
Exposition in Paris to enjoy himself
With the exception of the few following cor.
rections these statements might be calle d
true:
The International Postal Union Convention
was not held in Switzerland, but was held in
tho Palsis Bourbon, in Paris. Mr. Tyner did
attend the meetings of the Postal Union, and
the writer of this was present and saw him
there. Not only did Mr.. Tyner attend, but he
participated in all the discussions of the Con-
vention, and the American delegates offered
several amendments to tho proposed rules and
regulations, which were adopted. Every arti
clio read was carefully watched, and, If thought
| adverse or inconsistent with the interests o
| this country, amendments were offered TO har
monize the RESULT with our National interests
As to Mr.. Tyner going to the Exposition
such a case of official deprivation has never
| been known. Is it not shameful to think that
| a Government official should visit the Expos
tion when ho was living within few block,
Of it2 Why should not Mr.. Tyner have shut
himself up during the hours between the ses
sions of the Postal Union and study the sub
jcct until midnight every night2 If not, why
not?
Judging from the truthfulness of the Posf'
statements in regard to the Postal Union, the
| articla m hn elias snl having hpnn yyrittpu
by some you lie Perkins.
| ONE WHO WAS THERE
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POLITICIL NOTES.

OUT In Ohio they talk about "quarantnlng"
against Ewingsm.
THE Wallace Committee fed from the presence
of the terrible Davenport.
THE Iazoo plan Is the only hope Of the Demo-
Gratis for elccting the next President
Tom CARY and sam Ewing will be handed down
in history u matchloss pair Of financial lunatics.
THE California Republicans will push their Con
grossional campaign with vlgor from now until the
election.
COLONEL Bill BRowN, Of the Youngstown pindi-
reconstructed.
GENERAL JIM SrEEDMAN thinks II all right fol
Rebels TO vote they shot, as thoy will not hurt
any Democrats
IT Is plain that General Mcclellan will never
make any hcadway toward the Presidency without
reinfOrCements.
wATrRRsoN is grooming Tilden at the Eastern
summer resorts. He is bossing the boom for the
old man this time at last