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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
A MODEL READJUSTER.
Goo, M. WickliFe Once Again.
LynrtblirR News n


The following telegram wns received o,,
tho twonty fourth hy gentleman In this
city from Major y. a. Burke. the Treasurer
OF Louisiana and managing editor Of fra
New Orleans DEMOCRAT.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2a. 1870.
80. NJ. Wickliffe, eS-Auditor of Louisiana
ahaA Dr. Worsham. ntiaa j. Polk Shelby. vas
inneachcd for high crimes and mia,Ienean
nIs. In February. 1870. and found guilty in
March Of the Same year. charged witt, bribery.
corruption. aud deiraudinE tic State by tho
unlawful Issue Ut warrants. and conversion
10 his own use. He swindlrd Il citizen out of
xao.Ooo and fled from tho city viii publish
his record In the DEMOCRAT Tomorrow md
forward BY express.
t'od help poor Virginia. II such acoundrels
are to rue neg Use ~ yon please;
Managing Editor DEMOCRAT
The record mentioned by Major Burke will
70 published when received
The above named &. H. WickljfT, IL the
same individual who is now the candidate Of
tho RnhdJusters for tho Senate iii this district
ite y one ui the men who, according to n rard
recently addressed 10 the Voters ~ Camn
oslI county, are ~ save Our public schools"
rom the unjust and lniquitous demands or
ankee Harpics. God save the mark
hr tno disee omnfa
u there ~ any voters among us who cannot !
understand the sentiment contained in Tia
ollowing lines " Burns:
The fear of hell'a n hnngmnn'= whip
10 hand The wretch In order.
But WferH ye feel your honor grin
Let mat aye he your border"
ut yet, from motives Of policy, NAV desire TO
land we'll among their fellow men, let them
! the language of Shakespeare, "aRsume a
lrtue II they have 1t not. and vote for aud
ith honest men.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

:. WASHINGTON, Oct. sO--For the Middle
states, colder northwest to southwest winsfa
rising barometer, clear or fair weather. er.
cept ln the extreme northern portions lirhf
for the South Atlantic States, northeast n,
northwest .ist Winds rising barometer. clear 81.
partly cloudy weather. eAss& ~ :
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and Chic,
rising barometer and partly cloudy weather.
with local rains near the c0ast. "9.sA'os ,*
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
Congressman Ackien.s Views.

| Washington Special Cincinnati Euunirar.l
Congressman Acken, Of Louisiana Ia the
subject OF MI interview III to-night's Star lie
says OF tho attitude OF tho Louisiana poonle
| on tho presidential question that tho minority
| of tho people of his State and or the STntb
have no Use for Jilden that IT, they don't
like him, and would prefer any other rand-
aate ',i who could Win A great many who. not
Wthstanding their dislike, look upon
The matter as u mere mathematical prob
lem. Tho nominee of the National Demo
cratic Convention IL sure of 13s votes from
the South. We look upon Indiana as o sace
the 1's making 1913 IN dll Now. what do we
want2 We want New York, don't We? New
York. vote makes lsS electoral votes OF thp
= Electoral oollege three more than are neces-
sary 20 elect. Now, who can get them2 My
answer is, Samuel j. Tlden. IT IL tho hopa
that Ttlden, Of oil others named. will be able
to carry New York. Hence liz will probably
be tho nominee"
III ,Iflden should lose New York, how
thcn2'
81 still think ho VIII he tho nominee. You
Will find that ,Tildcn will go into the nom- |
mating convention with the New York deeKa- |
ton at his back. He is now at work securing |
the delegates which will be sent from Reput-
ican States. My opinion is. he will go into the
with almost enough votes to nom
nate him On the first ballotz@if Indeed. not
quite enough. Tilden is lighting Tammany
MS ycaI-Dot SO much that he has hopes
'iht ne Gun tleGt ltoDlnS0n, HuL that ne can
'etain hts hold on tho machine organization
hat he now has, and Is not ready to surren-
ler to Tammany."
10 the question IL the Democrats Of Lou
siana would urge the unseating Of Kellogg,
Ir. Acklen said {
THE Democrats are unanimous that he
ught to be unseated. Still, do not think
hat anything will be done until after tho ,
residential election. | think after that kel-
,Rg will have to 20. and that the Senate will .
OF seat Spofford. but Will simply declare tho /
sat vacant. In that case Witt will appoint I
Senator for the nnexpired term. WI have !
wv provided for biennial sessions of the :
legislature, and II Kellogg Is turned out In I
Isl there will be no session until his term !
ould have Expired. Hence Gov. Witt would \
we the appointment" =
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31

ann '.m Nn'i' !, fapraars To take delight in tho
'.nR,n POVERTY of the Southern States In
Mnlalh' ng why the South Has failed 10 in
snsts7e ',n.s r. II should have done. the Gdeoue
ahya 's that the opportunity offered II at the
n.os' IF tho war was sacrificed by tho bar
hnr lsm Of tho Southern people. and iii partic-
- ~ hy their balbaro,ls politics." Has the
n ftsrtfe newer read the history of the reign Of
The carpet t-bagEers In the South ? Apparently
not Hero was ~ tide ct men from the
North whosesdongs constitute the most dis-
graceful chapter iii tho annals of free gov
Wnunnt.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
FRANCE.

-, LoNp0S, OCT: 80 Paris dispatch reports
That NJ. Leon Say said that he ia entirely OBJ
posed to plenary amnesty, and That tie
whole Ministry determined to oppose 1t.
PAktS. Oct. 3O.An official decree has been
Issued, ,annulllng the resolution passed by The
aipnncll General OF the Seine, in favor Of
plenary amnesty.
Other DEGREES have dismissed twenty-six
mayors for participation in factous maniYes-
tntioD.
Intelligence has1 been received from Per
lowed It's banks The village of Mallry and
neighboring territory and the town OF tstauil
are inundated. Great damage has been done
now falling.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
A PENNsYLyANIA Tou.N MN

A PENNSYLVANIA TOWN BURNED.
), PARKER,. Pa, Oct 30.-An incendiary fire
this morning destroyed every building on
Front and Railroad streets for three blocks.
nigh wind prevailed, and owing to the
scarcity OF water little or nothing could be-
th Done to arrest the flames. That portion Of
the town lying between the Mansion House
and Wilson 4 Mansdeld's dry goods store
ana from the river to the bluff, was obliter-
ated over one hundred buildings, compris-
ing the principal business houses, were
burned. The hilsides and river shores were
l1Hed with homeless families. The losg Is
estimated at 100000, partially insured.
TWO MURDERERs SENTENCED.
BOSTON, Oct. 3o.-Dr. Daniel f. KlnbalI
and Mrs. Caroline @. Goodrich, RECENTLY con.
victed as principals In the Jennie ?, Glarke
murder case, We're this afternoon sentannad
the former receiving six years in the Stat,
prison, the latter ten years in the honse dc #
: tpaIece.on. tp LIS stated that Kimball, to avoid
the sentence, attempted to cut his throat.
A DESPERATE WoMAN-sHE KILLS HER urs.
BAND AND THEN SUICIDES.
:, ANNPAoLIs, Oct. 30-Mrs. Frank Chairs
LiWng at Curtis Creek, Anne Arundel county
shot her husband yesterday afternoon, and
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
Beattie Meets With Very Cold
Reception nj Baton Rouge.
lis Audience Composed Entirely Of
NeEroeH-He Attacks the New
Constitution Savagely.
Ihe Negro Members Of the Canvassi og PARTY
Left Behind ID Baton Ro' 4ge
Especial to tho Demon rnt i

BATON ROUGE, Oct 30. j, ,lge Resftie ar
rived mere aboute n m. Wetlr ,n,,ia aud ,vaa 80
Velved hy small number # tho old Repuh,Io-
al hhRgers-ont there bcin 4 but one white man
10 the crowd. Beattie ave the ooIored com
mlttee the cold shoulder. The hour ppnoInted
~ 1he speaking to GO ommenoe was ia m.. but
owing to the small crowd Tho meating ,y,s not
opened until 80 D. tn., when. after cona,der-
able firing OF cannon md beating Of dr,ms
Judge Beattie appeared on tho stand q smalI
crowd having by chat time cnllected yerv fov
81 whom were from the country. most of them
being attracted by curiosity. He smoke ava,
an hour, creating very little enthusiasm. no
argued strongly against tho adoption or tho
constitution, advising all TO vote against II.
The meeting indorsed our parish independ
ent ticket but this will add no strength 10
the Beattie ticket.
Beattie and Burwoll left for Clinton earlv
this morning, having their oolored rrienda
behind. n
ANOTHER VERSION or THE MEETING
tSpecial To the Democrat1
BATON ROUGE, Get 80 judge TavI,r
Beattie and his compatrots Burwell. Ken /,
nedy and Burch, arrived here veatar,,y
morning On the steamer Lce Their ratlticn |
O'Clock, but was postponed to / 80 o'clock
on account of tho very slim crowd In A.
tendance. Their meeting was called Ia orde,
ana ex-Inited States Internal Revenue Col.
leotor j. y. Chapman was made chairman ~
the meeting. which consisted or Il lot of nepro
women and children ana not over 100 colored
voters. Judge Beattio was the first speaker
Ills remarks were temperate, with tho eScep
Lion of those made On tho subject of the new
constitution. That instrument he character t
lzed as the grandest conglomeration of non
sense ne ever saw, n hotch n disurace anl !
parody On the English language. He laid /
great stress on tho restrictions placed on the J
legislative arm Of the government, and pay- :
lcularly on tho part forbddlng the granting Il
y corporate privileges by special enactments. Il
me speeches of Kennedy. BurweI and Burch
we're In tho usual Radical vein Each or than
limited that unless the whites rer
nltteu the Radical ticket To be elected the me- h,
rfoes would go to Kansas. Their rasoIItt ,na a.
vere pretty much of the same import A sep I'm
rate resolution was adopted indorsinp tia ii
Independent parish ticket. ~
Beattie and Burweil left hore this morning ~
or Clinton Ia. They excited no enthusiasm
ere. SrE,rrsrnR
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
. CANADA.

,QrEnEC. Oct. 30 AT 4 O'Clock this afternoon
non M I. Jolly stated to the House that he
had asked tho Governor for a dissolution. and
had been refused for reasons given in n letter
winch he had received permission to read to
tfe House lie had then rendered the resIp-
nation Of himself and confreres, which bad
been accepted.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
GERM ANY.

;, BERLIN, Oct 90.-@In tho lower house OF the
Prusslan Dict to-day Herr Won Koeler was
elected president, receiving 2le votes to ,Gl
cast for Herr Won Benngsen
Herr Banda, National Liberal. md Herr
presidents. WV
Dr. Friedberg, Imperial Secretary OF State
,or Justice, has been appointed PrussIan Min
lister Of Justice
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
The Tnaen Income Tax sn,s

NEW YORK, Oct sO.-The examination ~
man In the suit against Samuel J. TiIdan 2az
recover arrears OF his income tax, was "a
samed to-day. Witness refused to prod,aeaa
the books and papers called for yesterdaws
with regard to I'ildens stock spec,Ilatinr,ea 60
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31

nconsly there was n report ae of a cannon,
and one Of tho boys described Il double som
mersault n the air, and the other plunged
out ten or fifteen feet. Ike y frog leaping
into y mill pond. plowlng n trench In the
sand with his nose. Shattered pieces Of the
barrel fell like rain for tho space OF o hundred
yards around. The bows were not scared
Nh
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
Launch Of the steam.n,n rn.,,a.,..

.pHIL1AlDELPHIA, Y Oct. 29.-The new ,roxse
SVtsalmshlp Vaall a = Chalmette, to ply between Ngms
Az olh w NeW Orleans, was launched here to-
Is the largest Of the kind In use. 0'e' ssass. :
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
ROUMANIA.

LONDON, Oct Minister Kasson ia ex-
pected at Bucharest to formally recognize
Koumanian independence, and establish din
lomatic relations with the United States.
Ihe correspondent OF the Pail Mall Gasette.
at Berlin, says: "Roumanta has addressed
circular to the powers, asking recognition Of
her independence, in view OF her recent action
10 the direction of emancipatfn9 the .IeWso
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
IRELAND.

LONDON, Oct 80. VIM Shaw, member of the
House OF Commons for Cork, a Homo Rule
leader, has sent n letter to all the Irsh mem
bers OF Parliament, requesting them to sign n
memorial to lord Beaconstield regarding the
prevailing distress In Ireland.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
WEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Oct. 30.-The Spanish Consulate
a. e. sa9 I'D Domingo reports to the government
Cristo are declared blockaded on acc accomnt uoS of
the rebellion. The blockade goes into effect
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
Cincinnati Preparing to Receive southern
Merchanfs

CINCINNATI, Oct. 30.-The Chamber OF Com
marce to-day appointed a committee Or five
to cooperate with a like committee OF the
Board OF Trade In making arrangements for
the reception Of Southern merchants on the
occasion Of the completion OF the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad, which is near at hand.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
The Roys Were Not scared.

TEAlneSVlIIe KTeXHsV HeElsterJ
A strange and rather amusing accident
couple of lads were sitting straddle of an
empty whisky barrel talking. In lighting his
pipe, one Of them dropped q burning match
Into the bung hole OF the barrel. Instanta-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31

The London Wortd says that George Eliot
mas not abandoned m her intention to write an
creasing ill-health; and for two very excaI-
lent reasons first, that her health is better
instead OF worse; and second, that she has
Herbert Spencer.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31

Gen. John Mcdonald OF ST. Louis Whisky
Ring fame, and Mrs. Mary Lamothe we're
married at Berlin, Wis, last week. Ger.
McDonaid intends to reside In Berlin hereaf-
ter. divorce has recently passed between
his former wife and himself Mrs. Lamotha
is the celebrated "Sylphe"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
The Kentucky LOTTERY P,rbt

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 29.-The Chaneery Cours
OF Loutsyille to-day enioined the Commsss,..
wealth Distribution Company, OF Louisyilia
lotteries. 11tossa1
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
The american Mlss1onary Axsoc,.,,o..

CHIcAGo, Oct. 3o.-The American Mission
afy Association, now In session here. hearsss
to-day the report Of the committee On ebnaess
WORK Work 10 d me South, showing that the inersassz
1900 members 'o noehtng Gsss
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31

tor vessels from the United States In thirty
o"ya;; ~; hlu I from Europe IN forty ivo days.
Loll continue very mMgre IL is believed.
dying out y eei'''A"S
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
Grant Coming Eass.

OGDEN, Utah, Oct. 30.-A sneciat t-.s.,
with Gen. Grant and party on board na.aass sa5
mere this afternoon. 1t will reach dmaIsn
above p. NJ. Saturday. on oh1aass. {
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31

>, NEWARK, Oct. 3o-The Episcopal conyer.-.
1t ton OF Northern New Jersey elected Dr.
Ihos. a. Starkey, of Paterson, Bishop on the
lmOus. 4s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
SALE or RonEnr novNEn's HORSES

/
New York, Oct. ga largo crowd OF nd.
intrers or line blooded stock gathered at the
Manhattan Club grounds this morning to at
| tend tho sale IT some of Robert BDnner's =
horses. Horse fanciers from all parts Of the
| country were present. Ei9hty-sevpn OF Bon
lots went ut what may be called high prices.
ana even these were sold ut rates far below
the real vnlue OF the animals. Keen Jim tho
famous geldng, was bought for st1DO bV
Charles A. Dana. Prince Imperial, who has
shown g record of 2:2s7, this year, wns sold
Tor Sli25 to w. Il. Osborn, Of AnBonia, Conn.
THE WASHINGTON RACES.
WAbHTNGToN, Oct. 90 The second dav's
racing ut the National Fair Grounds was
opened with II mile dash for three year-olds
which was won by Gabriel, Utillta second.
Juniata third. Time, t6Ia
The two milo heat race for all ages was won
hy, Irish King, Charlie Bush second Surge
third, Albert and Evangeline dtstanced
Ilme 3 so. and 3:45lss.
Tho hnrdle rnce was won by Lizze D.,
Rnrby Darby, second, , Dandy third, Trump and
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3o.-Tha running meet
ing ut the National Fair Grounds waa CON
cluded to-day The first race. for s4Do, mile
md m one-eighth, handicap, wae won by Surge.
y Virgllian J., second. Scotilla third and Gabriel
fourth. Time, 2:o5.
Inc second race, for purse OF 5000. one
mile heat, was won by Edwin A. In the first |
and third heats, Lucky Hit winning the seq |
ono, tramp and Matilda were d5tanced In |
the other contestants, Time, 147-1 :5O@
| 81 q. '0
The concluding race, handicap Of two
Mics over eight hurdles. for purse OF 5000,
,hrew his Rider and ran away Mt the lnsf
hurdle, and VirgiIlan, the fourth contestant.
vas badly left behind Time, 3;57.
RACES AT THE GEORGIA STATE FAIR.
MACON, Ga., Oct. 20--Tbe State rair to-day
vas largely attended. Forty-tive Thousand
'eople were r, on the streets and at the fair
,.ouhns me racing was exciting and the
rack In good condition.
F.fsi Rdce.Two and half mile dash. +,
1ary Walton first, Empire second and Dick
'e.asdeye third. Time 44o -
i>ecohd Rnce-Mie heats; first heat-Dick
lirst. lin finnegan second, Billy :
ones third, Time, / 80. Second heat,Dck I
,eadeye first, Tim Ftnnegan second SaIlIe
| 1srtine third. Time, SO
The third was trotting race, mile heats
l nd was won by Joe Rea. Best time made
:3l4. ''0'
ANhAN WILLING TO AGREE TO CoIRTNEY's l.
ARTICLES. Q
TORONTO. Oct. 80 Hanlan md friends are g
the unsigned articles received TO- !.
ny from Courtney. They will probably con- q
mt 70 the choice OF q stakeholder author =
ed TO deliver the purse on tho order OF the y
fierce. 80
THE HOP BIITERa MAN y
NEW YORK, Oct. GOWN. BlaikIe has writ al
4 4 letter to the firm which offered the d
lze 10 tne Hanlan- Courtney race In which
says: III ever o man was In position or
lere prompt and straightforward action.
alVing all bubbles, would do him credit, b
iarles 2. Courtney is In that position now.
lse action on his part will soon put the b
ioeer IN good shape, If can aid In any
", becomingly, | will. You, instead Of Bs
cling suit and further putting your wares
ould do the same" NHS'
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
SPORTING NEWS.
More of the Courtney squabbe-
Oourtney's Reply.

AunuRN, n Y, Oct. 90 Courtney told an
AdrTt1aer reporter that he will not lower
himself to llanan's level by responding to
his or his spokesrnan's abuse He will row
iianlan on any fntr conditions as soon as his
boat is ready ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
The Cause af It.

Philadelphia RecordJ
The Cincinnati Gdsette, although that city
aas Just completed a railroad to the heart of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
A VALUABLE CALIFORNIA HORSE.

San 5FRANcIsGO. Oct 30 Messrs. Marrow
and Htckout have refused an offer of $40 900
Tor their horse St Julien, which made q uile
~ 2;,2'. last Saturday. st, julien will prob
ably be taken East next spring. He will trot
at the Oakland track November 8 to bent his
own record ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
An Editor of Gan Francisco Paper Com
mits Suicide.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29-W. FL. Henderson
commercial editor OF the Chronicle, shot him,
sell twice In the head this afternoon In the
Arlon saloon, on kearney street, ard died this
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-31
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
News From the Other Quarters of
the World.

A Zulu Wnr in the Court of the Lord
Mayor of Lopdon-Abdicatio
of Yakoob Khan ~ The
French Ministry OPP
posed to Univer-
sal Amnesty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

AT the meeting the Wash ng.
ton Industrial Association, on Sat-
nrday, the directors made some radi-
cal notifications in the old base
line upon which previous fairs have
been conducted, and it is thought
that a new system has now been de-
vised that will tend to work a great
advantage to exhibitors. This is a
matter that concerns the whole Ter
ritory, and it behooves everybody to
render the enterprise all possible en-
enlargement.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

The Territorial Superintendent OF
Instruction gives notice that Teach
ers' Institute will convene at Seattle,
ON the 18th of July, and that per-
sons in attendance, will be passed
over the various railroad and steamer
routes at half-fare rates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

The narrow-guage railroad mania
in Oregon, has received somewhat of
a scare from the reports of what Jay
Gould and Vanderbilt are going to
do. If Jay Gould, as his agents in
Portland tacitly intimate, is going to
buy and control the Columbia river
steamer route and the Oregon and
California railroads, he can, of course,
control all the narrow-guage roads
in the State, and the people have
pretty good reason to be alarmed
about the future expediency or profit
of their now half-constructed Illness
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

There is "much in little" on comments
regarding "crop prospects" OF the Puget
Sound country Much talk and little
wheat Until Puget Sound can produce
its own bread, the least said about crop
prospects over there the better. Tho
Swinomish flats is the principal grain-Ero-
ducino district of the Sound, and there
they do not produce Il 1.-THE of the amtoun
grown in the smallest county of the Wal
lamet valley.
We take the above spiteful little
tid-bit from the Historian, and it
shows, conclusively, that there is
something in this Territory capable,
at least, of exciting the green-eyed
monster in our Webb-foot exchanges.
Let Oregon wait till we have been
State a 1.-THE" as long as she has,
and then enter the lists with us in
the contest for agricultural pre-emi-
hence, or anything else she may
choose.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

PRovIDENT ones are already laying
in their winters store of fuel, while
it is cheap.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

The caterpillar pest has made its
appearance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

misconstrue what is said, nor fail in
drawing, therefrom, simple and easy
modes of procedure.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-13

The schools are out and our streets
are full Of jubilant children.
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1879-04-26
CA 8 ri ONLY.

Their stock is row complete and those lie
string bargains should avail! themselves OF this
rare opportunity, rs this il
The Phoenix herald. (Phoenix, Maricopa County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1879-1882, 1879-04-26
The Close OF Court.

The District Court concludes its
work This afternoon for the term. Il
has been one Of the nost important
and Interesting terms ever held in the
county, if not ia the territory. rs il
has been one Of the most harmonious
among officers, attorneys and Judge,
who separate with many congrafula-
lions and hearty good feeling. Cour.
proceedings as published II the HER
AID from time 10 time extend up %
The close Of Tuesday evening, as We
have not space fc- nore tbs week