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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

Proud DAY.-wednesday, January 18th, 1879
the proudest day in the history Of the Democrat
ic party Of Kansas for on that day it made record
upon which every true Democrat look with proud
satisfaction. On that day, twenty-five members OF
the Legislature, Democrats, representing . Demo
cratic constituency, voted Democrats voted for
Democrat for United States Senator Atckison Put
riot, Jan. 3lst
Yes, and the day the above was published was
another proud day for the Democracy of Kansas
when half dozen Of their members of the
Legislature were bought mp aud driven over
to Ingalls,, like hogs to the East Atchisou pork
house,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

Y When We said, some weeks ago, that
when the time came, Joe. Douahue would be
found voting for the man picked upon as the
Atchison candidate, regardless of whom it was,
or his politics, the Patriot intimated that per-
haps We didn't know anything about it. Ad-
mitting that we didn't, how was it for a guess :
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

R Democrat from Leavenworth County,
accused Joe. Donahue, of Atchison County, of
selling out to Ingalls,. whereupon Joe. called
him liar, and fight ensued, in which Joe. got
1t hing on to him. This is probably the ablest
Legislature the State has ever had-in 6sts.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

ts The Leavenworth Psblic Press turns its
column rules, in mourning over the re- electi on
of Senator Ingalls,. Does the Press know how
much it contributed toward that re- election, by
allowing u lot of dead-beats at Washington to
fill its columns with abuse Of Ingalls,, and by
keeping George T. Anthony before the public,
as the coming man for Senator
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

u The Atchison Patriot, on the day that In
gals was re-elected Senator, remarked:
"!f Horton wins, Kansas won't be big enough to
hold Guthrie
Now, We suppose, very small gimlet- hole is
large enough to hold him.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

y The Highland Sentinel claims that it is
now the only Democratic paper in Doniphau
County. This was last week. We don't know
what it will claim to be, this week. But it
should bear in mind that one paper in Doniphan
County has just split itself wide open by trying
to straddle too much at once
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
Death of a Eree.SOiler.

DIR. Updegraf, of near Osawatomie, Kansas one
of the oldest settlers of the State died Monday 2Oth
at his residence in Miami county. DIR. Updegraf has
He and not John Brown, his old associates say,
commanded the Free Soilers" al the battle of Osa-
watomie He was president of the first territorial
convention in 1853, and has held the positions of
Superintendent of the Insane Asylum at Osawa.O-
mie and the Blind Asylum at Wyandotte.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

q President McMahon, Of France, has re-
signed, and n Grevy has been chosen President.
It is worthy Of note, that one ruler Of France
has got down without being forced down By
revolution. But, after all her troubles, France
has got the Gravy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
January 20. 1879
Farmers, Take Notice.

A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY. Don't uis,
"A it there IL money in the Ssrxhsn csvp thss
In any other crop that farmer plant Ths under.
sgped un sell one Victor Mil. No. aud Cesk Rvsp.
orator No. tor t0o years tine With ssls ~
ynachtaery. fHEO T. SMITH
BarrlOsk, Jan n le7s-d.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

THE psT;11as sTATE O. 9oE.4y' KAysAs' ,ss
OFrcE OF CoUxrY CLkRK I
TnoY. Feb ) 1873.
NOTICE is hereby given that petition present
~ ed 70 the Board Of Cemmissioners Of DooiPhaa
rusry sskng that road be established st the fol-
loving Points 70 VIII BEGINNING at the corner
q and rnnnng north 70 the sesshssss corner Of The
northeast quarter o. said section d township range =
pointed the named pessons viz John D. Hef.
T. X Westfan and Henry Steele - vieuers with N
the asth day Of February ls and proceed % view sad
road give all parties hearing and make das report
said Board u their session 70 be held the ID day Of
March. lsf9.
By order Of Board pf County Coupissiseera
= Attest: D. W MORSE
February g. 1s7s-4w. County Clerk.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

y Hayes Old 4ipe Wing party 10 beginning
to shos ITSELF Call, the ney senator from Flor
ida, uas m Old Line whig.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

n The Saline Valley Registv, Of Lipcoln
Csntre. has 30 many editors that the paper rih
have to be salsrssd, in order to give room fos
their names at the editorisl bead.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

n The Topeka correspondent of the Kansas
City 1Smes has discovered an error in the sena-
torial count, by which Horton gains one vote.
Well, as that would still leave Ingalls, the IS
necsss.ry tn elect, what is to be done about the
errorf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

n On the final vote for Senator, the entire
Doniphan County delegation voted for Judge
Horton. On previous ballots, Senator Williams
had voted steadily for Ingalls,, Kennedy for
Phillips, and Kelley and Selover for Simpson.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

= Deuiphsn County will be for Guthrie, ut tho
next Congressional cosysntiop- Remember what
ve say.-Atekisoa Pdtrios.
Please don't bury your dead in Douiph,u
County. A deader man than Guthrie, in Doni-
phsn County, yoa eouldn't end.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

q 1t was said that Judge Hubbard was one
Of the only two Atchison men in Topeka oppos-
ing the re election of Ingalls,. Now let Atchi-
son again try to force Hubbard upon the Repub-
lcans of this District, against their earnest pro-
test,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
County Superintendent Notice.

pufsuasce Of lav. tsee Sec School Lava of fs7e
y hereby give pslics that regular oies dav nil ~
Saturday o. saeh week Any business perais:x ts shs
once .tn, during ny sbsenee b pro1pdy sttssdsd 70
January 81 is7s]~ z. HKgNKY, Co. sups
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
HIGHLAND NURSERY.
Established in the Spring Of 1s61-Now in
It's 18th Year.

GAIN offers its usual stock Of Trees Shrubs vipes
"A Evergreens, and Hedge Plants. The many good
orchards in this and adjoining Counties prove its char
acter.
This is favorable or the growth Of stock. The
younger trees doing extremely we'll The gratis Of
last Springs planting numbering 65 900 choice home.
made, are all doing we'll These trees grown here
for the people OF Northern Kansas- II you them
come and buy them. Am selling at lower rates than
Eastern nurserymen. and claim that Kansas farmers
should plant Kansas grown trees Come and buy them
In quantity and for yourselves the
ing for understand that this Is always added
BILL II does not now seem To 20 buttonhos
Doniphan County farmers TO induce them to buy home
grown The sales Of fruit Of Last year prove
The hne crop Of small fruits and peaches this
son. gives large return for Q small outlay.
Trees will be sold at from to Is cents according to
quantity and quality. Other stock in proportion.
s. J. EDGERLY. Proprietor.
Highland Kansas, July H. 1878.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

u The New York Custom House nominations
have at last been confirmed by the Senate.
Whether they were right or wrong, the Senate
got tired Of the personal squabble involved in it.
No mans personal grievances are so important
but that the general public will weary of having
them for breakfast, dinner and supper, after
having enjoyed them for eight or ten years.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
Gentle
Women

Who want glossy, luxuEiant
and wavy tresses Of abundant,
beautiful Hair must use
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
makes the Hair grow freely
and fast, keeps It from falling
out, arrests and cures gray.
ness, removes dandruR and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving It . curling
tendency and keeping It In
any desired position. Bean
6fal, healthy Hair is the suro
result Of using Kataairon.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

R0llN1Y! Solder. DISCHARGED fog wes.ds Rep
secure full bounty; those for thrce
between jan ls md April !, lss5 having prevousiy
served nine anths or entitled tt0o bounty
or 20 much thsssst rsnsiss unpaid those Who sn;t
81 before July lssi for three yesrs and muster
60 before Aug O. ls6i entitled 600 bounty regard
less o. Tune served an enlistments for three years BE-
ss is64 where but eio0 bounty has been paid
~ additional bounty under Soldier Act Of Jufv
- Iees not already paid II salders died In service
neirs are entitled 70 the bounty Ne fec unsl eIni
pass fT fau tnfofmatioa address. with encIo,ed
stamp. AcHEiLL 4 BIRCH, wa,hiastaa. u. c.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06

u Tho term of Office of Hon. E. J. jenkins,
as Receiver of the Concordia Land Office, having
expired, G. s. Bishop, of Jewell County, was ap-
pointed to the place, few days ago. While
speaking of Bishop, we may as we'll mention,
(although it is a matter of no consequence that
he is . member Of the present Legislature.
P.S.-Also, that be voted for Ingalls,.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
Notice.
Public Sale.

III WILL sell at public auction. half Q mile snuth of
II Mount Airy school house. west Of wathena Kansas
ON MONDAY. MARCH ID 1873,
at II O'Clock. D. the following property mulea
%year old and one 3year old; bay mare 3year old
horse cok cows lot Of stock hoss baars, lot Of
fowl ltAnber spring buggy double har-
Dess sets single harness. saddle and bridle sulky
plow common plow. cultivztor. double shovel pow
Mccormick reaper tanning mill grub hoes picks
spses shove- and other small things, to,
10 mention.
easy termA- The Is that an 20 far from is
cannot attend to 1t myself and do wish Il
tioa but II not sold before. it Will be sold auction
With the personal property. For particulars apply
Thos Barnes the premises % Jacob Suter Wa
thesa, address either at wsthena- Doniphan Co,
KAnnaa
given note with approved security per ceat
terest HENRY SPENCER
Green Lake Co, wiscoasin.
January 20 Ie79.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A FREE CIFTl

Of copy Of my Medical CSouaA sense R>Sh.
10 any person suffering with CoSsUMPIIoH AHTunA
CATARKH BRONCHITIS. Loss ov VOICE oe SORE TARoAI
send name and post-o6ice add1ssa with tive poaea1e
siaops. State your sickness The book IL eisesaty
ilustrsted u pp limo. isp, Tha Information Z oon
The author has been treating lssasss ofthe Noee rpo
ana LrHgs ~ special psasBe IN Cincinnati sisce lssz
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-02-06
Administrators A Notice.
Road Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS, To-
DoSIPHAx CorxTY,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18
THE ALASKA TROUBLES.

Captain W. II. Dali. now Of the Coast
Survey. has written q long review oil
the Alaska situation. and sums up the
wants of Eastern Alaska thus:
"Two suitsbls cruisers more or les.
constantly IN motion instant punish-
ment Of violence on the part Of Indians
By the destruction of their houses. etc.
the surrender of the really guilty being
the only altsDstive; . Circuit Judge.
10 hear ard decide ordinary civil and
Police Court cases IN officer. who
might be termed Governor. who should
reside ct Wran9el or Sitka, and make
the rounds Of the Territory once . year
on . cruise, and who should have q
Russian.spesking secretary authorized
70 record land titles for actual settlers
annual reports to the Navy Department
and Congress.
The n. Y. NraM sdds:
I've quite agree with Captain Dali
that an ordissry territorial government
would be imprscticable. 1t is the
Judgment Of oil who hare diGnterest
edly studied the subject that the law
Of the white settlers is quite - needful
- force 70 control the Indians, and that
asy sttsmpt 70 eradicate the civilization.
sngrsftsd vices Of the Indians must be
. failure unless Il contemplstss CON-
trolling the white element that minis
tors TO thsss vices"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18

Oar Territorial frontsgs on the Poetic
Oeean reaches from Cape Dissppoint.
ment on the south to Cape Flsttery on
the north, or from. the mouth of the
Columbis River to the mouth of the
Straits Of Juan de Fuca. The distance
bstxsss these two peiats-ons located
q 20 degrees and - sscoeds, north lat
itude snd che other = - degrees and
50 sseoads-b lN miles Ia addition
70 thst extent Of shore line. We have
627 miles among the islsnds Of the
Georgian Archipelago. Ga miles to
Admiralty Islsl and Pugst Sound. 1872
miles to Hoods Canal. 16l milas 70 the
Straits of Fuca-174S miles all told.
The Straits Of Fucs are over 50 miles
long asd sbout IL miles in width. Pu-
get Sosnd proper il y miles long on
tho meridian and over 100 miles in its
msandering channel. The width varies
from . mile or two to eight or ten.
Hoods Canal is 60 milos long and on an
average two miles vide. Shoslwster Bay
10 about 8 miles vide, and Is miles
long. Gray's Harbor is triangular in
shaIc, and 10 or IL miles long ON each
Of its sides.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18
A JOKE OF GOV. sALOMoN,s.

Yesterday. while Governor Solomon
and Eve or six other gentlemen were
standing on California street discussing
the new Constitution. . number Of
Ssnd-lot gentry came along, hoetins
aud bowling. One of them recognized
the Governor. stopped, threw up hi
hat, and shouted, "Hurrah for the new
Constitution" He stepped up to Mr..
Solomon and said in q loud voice,
"Wbat have you to say 10 that 2"
The Governor said very calmly:
well, ny poor fellow. I am sorry fol
can't help it."
my misfortune" said the fellow:
what do you mssn! Z" restI ~
II mean your misfortune that you
are not responsible for. / always pity
. human monstrosity, especially sad
case like yours" / s7s
The fellow colored up and said
"Aonstrosity What the devil do you
mean?" 5
II mean. ny poor man." said the
Governor, placing his hand on bis
shoulder. THAT yosr ears are too abort.
The crowd. seeing the joke. laughed
aud shnutsd, and when the point
dawned upon the somewhat beclouded
intsllect of the Sand lotters, they
hsUrtily joissd In the laugh. and the
new Ooustitation man walked of a,
his ear. although it WAS too short. s.
r. Ala Of Nay To-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18

Leroy Costsisbt, Of Spencer, swoke
his wife Friday morning and told her
the Lord Id eomman6ed him 10 kill
her. Ars Cortwriglk had sufficient
presence 81 mind to mske no demur,
bat got permission to 60 down stairs
aud ses her sick mothsr before being
slaughtered, and once down she scooted
for the nearest neighbors. niubly pur-
sued by her husband. Assistance was
procured. and after .. severe struggle.
Mr.. Coetwrisht vas secured and placed
in durance. He had become suddenly
insane from scrofulous cstarrh, and IS
supposed to be iGcurable. Though We
are certain that faithful use Of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and
pr. Ssges Catarrh Remedy would ef-
Net > speedy cure. For many years
these remedies have been Acknowledged
as positive specifics 10. all scrofulous
and catarrhal affections.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18
the pEMaflIl.

4 goed deal OF alarm is islt In some
quarters 1t tho approaching pcrihslion
passags Of the Soer great plansta IN
pitsr. Saturn. Uranus and Nsptune.
Jupiter viii b 10 pssihelion in 1880.
Neptune In 1881. Uranus in lSs 2sud
6Atsru In 1884. Froa THE Il VIII b
seen they ars not coineidsnt By any
messs. Jupiter and Saturn are the two
great pssssss. vastly ousweighing al
others. and thsir psrihslia are Ave years
apart Nsy were eotssidsst in 1854,
end sasssd not ripple on the sursaoe
OF the earth. In 1871 Jupitss. Saturn
and Uranus were I'll In perihsliou. and
within . few months Of saeA otAse
yet no evil elects whatever resulted.
II oil tAs plsnsts IN the selar aysleu
vsrs 10 pm their psrihslion peluss q
the ssss instant. (Which \ imposslble)
the haro dose the inhshitaats Of III
wosh thssshg woslA b triAise isdssd.
30 The esst astrooomsrs nov inform a..
Revelations. vars drontha. Aoads, ~
ines and pestilsoess arc occurring con.
tinually In some portion Of the slobs
always have sdoas -. and prohably
always win. 70 ssrisasly aacribs thsi,
cause to anything in the planetary sys.
ten u b make : lausntahls display al
ones supsrstition and ignorance.
4 proainsat sstsonomee In IL East.
ern States concludes . long and ably
written article on THE subject thus:
But Ne know from positive history
that no great evil mn occur, for l7e1
va vsry much mere postsutous a. evil
than the next 6ve years can possibly
be, and still Ne "liye move. and havs
. being"
wish 70 plAcs mysslf sqsarsiy upou
the record, and 70 stake what litls
rspstaaioa I havs II say.sR thst she
next i've pears will produces only erdi.
nary results; thas while plaques. tam.
inss. dooaA dronghte eec.. usdoublediy
Will occur in various parts Of the earth,
they viii b only ordinary and local,
aud nothing extraordinary will occrr
TO mar the even tsooe Of Nsturs's
ways.
In my a)monsc al vsnEhes calculs.
items Tor lo7o-00 remarked that l0sQ
would be > bard ynr; but n NV 4
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18

the evil predictions 1 have 20 frequently
seen in the newspspers Of late. almost
regrst thatl said il Ionly meant that
the elemsnts would be such - - ipjure
the crops, md not that they woald be
injarioas to health. The year 1850 will
undoubtedly b poor crop year. but it
will be reasonably healthy, while the
next few years will be . fair average
both for health and crops.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18

Elsewhere in this issue sppesss the
report Of A. J. Anderson, President Of
the Territorial Univsrsity, 10 the Board
II nsgsnts Of that institution. the Pc
rusal of which we commend to the
home reader.
After brief allusion to the history Of
the Unworthy since ito reorganization
. yssr and 5 half ego. during which
time it has grown from . school of two
instructoss and forty rupils 10 one Of
eleven iustruston and one hundred and
Sfty-fvs pupils. the President goes 90
to make = few pertinent suggssti ons.
He thisks. and rightfully. that two
thouAsod dollars per snnum u little
enough iortie Territory to give ia the
way q dirsot sppsopriatios. He also
thinks that . thousand dollars or more
could very Wisely BE- expended In the
purchase q sppsrasus. references books
and school furniture.
We concur with President Anderson
in oil hi ssggestions. Our Univssaity
has Mt besn in shs past what e should
hare been. \ IL earlier resources snd
opportunities were wasted, and. to make
it great and strong. II needs nursing.
II II sotssn objsct Of charity 10 ~ any
more than are our own children. What
we do fJr it W do for ourselves. for
pestetity, AID Sof he wsal Of ths coun.
Try. Nsithsr Il 4 doing for Battle q
Passe eosnd 70 DO for tie University.
bat u i doing for the whole Territory.
Installations OF this character tend 70
unity the people more than any other.
Tho youth Of one tssction meet To
youth u anetbsr 81 : common grousd,
and feelings Of the hsppiest nature are
engendsred thereby.
The great schools Of the East are
richly endowed. They have bssa
helped 10 millions. and are every month
and every year being more hslpsd.
The Fsdsrsl 0ovsrnmsot hes given
them immense land grants the States
and cities have bsstowed upon them
large sums Of money and most valuable
privileges. and private individuals have
donated vast fortunes to them outright.
The liberty and happiness Of this coun-
try depend more upon the education
OF its inhabitants than any other thing.
The responsibility Is upon us. and we
cannot shirk it. II is q debt that We
must meet like honorable men. or here
after hang our heads in shame. We
have the nucleus Of . great institution
Of learning. and We have a compars-
lively wealthy and dsbtlsss population.
Tho disgrace will be o burning and
indelibls one upon every citizen Of the
Territory il our University, under al
these circumstances, 10 allowed 70 Ian
guish in the future q it hes done In
the past; and We cannot bat think thae
the suggestioos Of President Anderson
will meet the hearty approval and e.
vorsbls action Of both Regents and
Legislature.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18
TELEGRAPHIC.

fO3T T0wNDEND, May l5.-Cartaln
Swift, Of WILDLY Island. was stricken
with paralysis yesterday. DR.. Wilson.
who returned from there today, reports
his condition rrecarious.
Lieut.. Burke, from the East, arrived
today and joined the revenue cutter
Oliver Woloott. @
Chief Moses Dlscontented.
WALLA WALr.A, May l6.-A council
Was held last night at Wallula on the
steamer Northwest with Moses and
othsr Indians by General Howard and
Governor Ferry. Moses says the res
srvatioo they are going to put him on
u not the one he asked for nor the one
givsn him, yet his own map showed
who're he marked out the place himaelf
that ~ desired. and that vas given 10
him. Mclean. the interpreter. says he
agroeo in every particular 70 accept the
ssssevstioa laid Of for him between the
Oksnagsn river on the east and the
Cascade mountains on the west. Moses
says he wants the Colville reservation !;
that II Whist be wset to ash.ngton
for. Secretary Sohurx has bseu tele>
eraphsd to for instructions. Meantime
the Indians and tho civil end military
party will proceed to Kittitas valley
and await reply. Moses looks down
hearted and thinks hs has been fooled
BY the Interior Department, 10 whom
oil the blame may b attached if . war
occurs.
1rsa - Pear Bsgseaa
81. Pxrnoulo. Nay ia letter
has been reoeivsd from Prot. Nsedsnak-
jold. Of the Polar expeditioo, from
eibsriA. daesd Sept. ~, 1878, announc.
ing that ell connected with the expedi>
ton were veil.
NEW YoHx. Nay le-Psef. Dwight,
Of Colu0lia Oo)1,0s. in n address %
olass Of law graduates. aid that the
sow code Of California had been check
mated BY . oodided coustitution-a
sost q Noaht Arb, with all sosts Of
creepisg things and slioy crseturss,
and without any Noah to take charge.
Hefo yoa AZ. plunged into this class,
and the question il. how will you come
cot Of its
AhseenAe1. -
San FaAxclsco. Nsy f6.-Charlss
=. PEEK, foe sone % years book keeper
and eonddsatisl clssk OF Redington e
Co. Wholesale druggists. and secretary
OF the Redingion Quicksilver Mining
Co.. hes abssosdod. He vas last seeo
O tie stss0sr Austral,a. which called
for Honolulu aud sydney on Nosdsy
snosuiue Last. The amount of his de-
falcatioo 10 the firm 10 not yet ascsr-
tanned. bat 10 said 70 be comparatively
email. The Qussksiivsr Mining Co. is
loser by his operations to the amount
d Oh, 900. Peck LEFT note to his wife
and children. simply bidding them
goodbye. Cause Of dsfalcasion. stocks.
Failure. 81
RorTRxpAM. Nay l6.-Ths trading
companies Afrikaanische Handelsverc-
ini9ing and Commsnditove Bankvsrs.
lying have failed. Total liabilities,
G730.O00. They have some London
oonaeeieuA bus the losses are mostly
10 Holland. &. 8. Bauer 4 Co., Lon.
don agents a The Afrikauischs Han.
delsssrsiaigiag. have ssspsoAsd-
AWelf In sAsspss cissAiax.
NEw YoRx. Nay TO- The Hrsl
ays that 4oy jim Kss, who rscsntly
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-05-18

established mission in Mott street to
convert the Chinese to the Christian
religion. was arrested last night fR
robbing r. C.. Parke. his former en-
ployer. A large quantity Of silk goods
found in his possession vas identified.