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CAPTURED cETYWAYo.
now THE ZULU KING LOOKS ms RECEPTION
IN CAPE TOWN --Hn ASKS TO BE SENT BACK
TO HIS COUNTRY. AND TO HAVE TEN OF HIS
WIVES SENT TO HIM.
[py CABLE TO THE HER

tDY CABLE TO THE HERALD.
CAPE Town, Sept TO-,
NN via LONDON, Oct. D, 1879.
Cetywayos arrival hero to-day had been
anxiously expected, and the English colony
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Tho following record Will show the changes in tho
temperature for the past twcnty hours in CON-
psrson with the corresponding date OF last year. M
indicated by the thermometer at Hujnut's phar-
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First Blood Drawn in the
Shutargardan Pass. ..
CETYWAY0 SPEAKS HIS MIND.
Andrassy Laying Aside His Insignia
and Turning Country Squire.
POLES AND THEIR POET.
Making an Arrest in the Irish
Agrarian Outrage.

GREECE AND THE POWERS.
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1878 1879.
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USE CAUTION IN PURCHASING
, 1879-03-08

! E. p. Fitzgerald arrived in the city during
! the week.
Perry Steen. sheriff of Columbia county, Wa,
in town during the week
r. G.. Newland, of Columbia county, and
one of her solid men, paid our city visit
this week.
Judge Wingarl left on Wednesday for Port
land and Puget Sound He Will return in
about three weeks.
Uncle Billy Lent, the big bear of the Bode
mines, predicts the biggest upheaval of mining
stocks next April the Pacific coast has ever
known. So mote it be.
Hon. William Pearson, of Grange vile, Ca
mas prairie, returned home on Monday. He
has served in the Legislature at Boise with
credit to himself and his constituents.
John Hailey. Jr, arrived in town Thursday
even ing on business connected with the over
land stage line. johnny is getting to be as re-
sponsibe a stage manager rs his father was be-
fore him.
rs pleasant visit on Thursday. Capt Adams
will proceed to Vancouver on Sunday and com
mence has duties rs depot Quarteriaaster. Boa
rogt5e Captain,
Harry Gale Of Lewiston. Al old acgnaint-
ance Of twelve years standing, left with his
wife fog his home on Tuesday last. We are
glad Harry has sowel his wild oats and thus
ended his troubles.
John Clark, Of Florence, oar frienl Of twelve
years, stii! Fingers amongst us- John came to
this country a peor boy, and no man ever
worked harder II make life a success than he
did in the Florence mines. That time is past
AMI gone and he is now taking life easy.
Judge Clark, Of Lewiston, arrived here
HON. ward bound on Sunday last He looks
every hit rs lie did ten years ago. His
appointment and confirmation Was very de-
Sirable thing for the people of Idaho. He is
III honorable aud upright man, and fi-St-rate
judge
Hon. George Manning, of lewiston, left for
home on MONDAY LurIng the session of the
Idaho legislature, he proved himself 70 h. a
verita6e watch dog Of the treasury. To
him may be attributed the failure Of t:le [ tah
No;hern to achieve their great desire II having
their roa.l, eircaig init, exempted from taxa
ton.
Mr. John Scott, uf Russell eroa..,, called and
Informed rs that the youns grain all over the
country looks beautifully. tie is a Snl,i farmer
with 600 acres 800 in summer fallow. The
next fall h. will sow the whole GOO in wheat
He has soar boys, who the year before last
raised 1890 bushels otf 800 acres 1t WAS not
considered anything extra, either; FOR great
part Of it WAS spring sown-
NJ f. G.. G;ertner, of the 0.rrqoa D2U.srlie
Z,7tuaG, paid Us very pleasant call on Thurs
day Mr.. Gaertner il up here in the Interest
of his paper which must. most decidedly, not
be- mentioned in connection with the Oregon
Starts Z,jtany, which was crmmnnistic
sheet, ran by cracke;l-brainel a:;tatnrS, on
the almighty dollar principle. Mr. Glertner
is 4 genial wiIe-aw:,ke gentleman, AMI has
male his name in the country of his adoption
aside from his connection with the paper he
now represents as elitHr We wish the old
paper success, AMI W, do not see how it can
flii to reach the tapmost round in the ladder
of inurnalim.
, 1879-03-08

REcEPTIoE Early in the week the new
Sergeant Major Of the Isl cavairy, arrived in
the city. No sooner was his arrival known
than q delerItion of nrr-commissinnei officers
from The fort inviting him to a grand reception
waited upan him. An invitation was cordially
given Us and ~ cordially accepted. We knew
Sergeant Richmond as great favorite il the
resm M. He : the man who engaged n9e of
the nanaa:& chiefS in th- Siivc. cree; fight at
close quarters AMI finally seat him to tlia happy
hunting grounds by pistol shc. Arriving at
the fort W were met by tn" non commissioned
officers and the Sergeant heartily welcomed.
Supper Wa: announced ii and We adjourned ia the
q,;tr ters where = grand hay ont was heartily
partaken "f. Th.n al hands adjourned to TIE
Quart rt~rma~.Ar'S office and spent the remainder
"i the cveilin.. IL tn mast pleasant and enjoy
able manner Song; We're sung, t1aStS drank,
speech wrra male till ali Was blue. We found
the npn-;-,mmisSionei officers to he possessed
of rtrr talaflt: some of the speeches made
would H. listened tn with attentive interest
even in congress, ani s9.r, Of the singing WAS
pe:fectinl Altogether il was pheasant re
union cre,!itahl. alike to tie gcttrrs mp 81 the
affair AMI as" to The brave Young Sergeant
, 1879-03-08

SPOKANE GARRY.-There is much that is in
terestinS IN the history of this man and could
his experience for the last half century he
properly written up. the history of this upper
country could in the future be comprehcudetl.
Garry is native Of the Spokane country, and
in early life spent, with Ellis-the last head
chief who controlled the entire Nez Perce na-
tion-eight years in the Red river country,
where both received some education and
learned to speak the English language Garry
was an Influential chief in 1855, and fotme,l a
warm friendship for Governor j. j. Stevens.
After the commencement OF hostilities by the
Indians in lS55-when the people of Oregon
and Washington. west OF the Cascades. and
embracing the entire population. had gwen up
all hopes Of the safety of the governor and ais
party their return from the Blackfoot caun-
try, his sudden arrival created much comment
in regard to the resorts he must have use,l to
have secured the safety Of himself and party
in passing through the Spokane country
Spokane Garry held his Indians for two days,
and, with the assistance Of fifty NeZ Perez
volunteers. the combination agreed upon for
war WAS broken up. In 1858, Garry counseled
for peace, and used all his influence Ca that
end. Ramakan, the hereditary chief OF the
Iakimas, ani the bands Of Indians paying
tribute 10 him, raised his voice for war. and
Garry's advice was overruiel Colonel Wright
defeated Ramiakaa and his forces. After
which, Ramiaiian retired to y place near Rocl;
lake, stating be was defeated and that there VAS
II" nSe Of fighting any more; hut, at the same
tine, refusing to - on the Yakima reservation
or accept any annuities from the United States
government, which assertion he fulfilled up t.
the time Ct his death, within the past FIVE
years Gary, with his tnnwledgs Of the
English language. had intimate relations with
the whites, which naturally created Sus
picion Of his integrity na the part Of the In
dians; and heinE an Indian, ami refusing TO
sell his people ont, Il corresponding suspicion
was created against him in the minds cf the
whites The old man has been consistent
throughout. 50 far Is We are able {" learn and
hecoming poor III his efforts 10 maintain peace
in his loyalty to the goreEa ment, We think he
Is entitled t. some confederation.
, 1879-03-08

'',RT PRoIEEUlSGS-Be Before j. ID. Laman,
justice ot the Peace: On Monday last It was
SSef'@iisd that three of the historical birds
"ho have received the credit as having on one
N''l>'5a saved the eternal city from destruc-
.oA' We're missing from the premises of Mrs
'''''eaFy and il WAS strongly suspected that
icy Aat followed Greely's advice and the star
'alATe AMI gone West. At the same time
!" teet OF lumber turned up missing from Tom
IN s,itah place. Our chief of police. city mar
- ~HI detective, John Justice struck hot
-. Ii AM run one j. Schaifer, an old offender,
h. ""c!G rather steal than work, clean INTO
SOUND Beng brought before the Justice
t,.' guilty t. the two charges and threw
81 81 On tAe mercy Of the court. He was
-Is'Ta - contribute $40 in both cases, and
- ielS'n-;s ~ the cegnty boarding house
W. months. The prisoner said in extenu-
r. \, t''-I II was precious hard lines for man
-o vas i'Ihs his best 20 get an honest living
1b;.iis and building the country up, to be
- 70 Sach Charges, btt he supposed pub
e-ins was against HIN, and Us he saw no
na 'IgAing he proposed to languish the
~ Pe'iiea- Two complaints were lodged
Ba"seoqrt 'e court against the proprie:ors of the
h. ,,-AA ,'"-IcA i'r irregularitv and bad coaduct
.L.1sLs.s, ,'e4s l.iii,.;-iis,y p.eai guilty and
,h.' VIC: Ihe qu'..ity of mercy be not strained.
A. "iSHei u experience the gentle dew II
s.adca which Was dealt out to them to the
"A, SSo '-id costs, in all amounting to $50,
'''ei'aIe vi their license 20 the CITY,
, 1879-03-08

I.nlD PRopERTr TAX A case was up he
fore thu Hon s. c. Wingard involving the va
l:dity "f the road property tax levied by the
county upon property within the city limits,
anl His Honor decidedin effect that the county
treasurer hal NJ authority to collect raa,!
tax on property inside the city limits. The
district attorney Was not present, AMI Ills
Honor inti:natcl that if any persons felt them
selves a::srieyad hy the decision, he would, On
proper showing, open the case f"r further ar
cU.usGt-
, 1879-03-08

Nry"RS ESTATES The probate cours, dur
ing tbs week. considered petition 30 remove
the ,:,,ar,iians o: the estates Of certain minors.
From he petition. it appeared th.;t the change
proposed waaid Lead to 4 lar., expenditure oi
The chihlren'S mnaey in par5itinnin; the es-
tate-, which otherwise cnGld hc saved To- them
and the person 10 Inc appointed being under
ie,ai disability, the court wisely held that the
proposed change was not in the interests of lit
tie orphans estates. Correct,
, 1879-03-08
EnREs FOR SALE.

a FARM FOR SALEON MlLLCREEk,
"A four miles west from Walla Walia City,
one.fourth uf ! mile from Whitman Station (;
well improved; good house and barn ;nd fruit
bearing orchard plenty Of file wood. Also, q
fine residence on Alder between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, half block enclosed and !,
fine Young bearins orchard; also, two SI:lai!
houses and lots oa Alder between Seventh .Ed
Eighth streets, a.! for sale cheap tnr cash.
Apply TO NM- NEAi-,
on the Farm or LACY 4 NHITNAN,
q 9,,= WalIa Waila CITY
, 1879-03-08

OCa Si&rETs. The principal reason Of the
n.u!dy and ,:la!iIa:ed condition of our streets
lie; III the fact that the drainage OF the same
lstcraHy is entirely inadequate Streets as
wide as ours should he elevated at least two
feet and a half. in the center, to keep them IN
soo' condition, and the work Of r:lisin; the
center should be kept up until the SAM is
solid enough to defy all danger Of displacement.
, 1879-03-08

SELLING OUT BELOW Cosr-No HUaBCG.
Look at my prices OF groceries before parc.Ias-
ing elsewhere, as l am determined to close out
regardless of cost before the FIRST OF April, to
reopen after the brick building is finished
100000 hides, pelts aad furs wanted b. }. Rose
man. for which he will pay the highest price in
coin, at the c. .. d. store, next door 10 the
City Hall.
, 1879-03-08

\ GooD OrP!CER-Road supervisor Berry
man has a force Of men engaged in cleaning up
the accumulated rubbish Of thl past winter IN
the alleys and side streets. II Is 4 good plan
to 10 it while it is wet, Tor when dry 1t Is i
difficult job and the decpmpossd nth Is blown
awav sowing the seeds of disease and death III
every direction.
, 1879-03-08

SCARCITY OF MoNEY-One reason of hard
times and the scarcity OF money here, is, that
I great deal of money is sent out of the country
for thinss which can be had here for less money
than in San Francisco, and IS good if not bet
ter. As an Illustration great MANY pictures
are sent away to be copied and enlarged, when
by going to Brodeck u Co, You can have II
done at reasonable prices and satisfaction guar
anteed.
, 1879-03-08
INSTRUCTION..

n DESIRE TO STATE TO BOYS AND
] Young Men, who wish instruction, that L
propose organizing a class for thorough study
Of all the English Branches incln.lins the Higher
Mathematics; also, Latin. Greek AID Hebrew
l viii give private lessons in all or any OF the
above studies; and will also prepare young
men for College. Those who would avail them
selves OF this opportunity Will please address
REV. j. D. McCONkEY,
St. Paul's Rectory. Walla Waiia, ". L
6tf Postotiice Box 2Oa.
, 1879-03-08

CHANGES OF School DIRECTORS. - The
county school superintendent Las made the
following appointments Of school directors
Hon. B. T.. Sharpstein, for school district No.
|, vice II. +. johnson, resigned, and William
O'Dannell, Esq, for district No. 81, wee W.
T. Winans annexed to district No. l.
, 1879-03-08

ASUG5ESrIoN \ To " PRouINSxrs. The idea
that certain prominent = democrats entertain
th't OF starting a new paper in Walla
"a.a exists only in the obscure inay nations
"i 4 very few old fossils who iud they cannot
run t. SrATEsTAN in their own personal inter
esS- 1t takes money t0 run a paper, and If
printing Offices were selling It FIVE dollars each
ue>e prunlInents could not raise enough to
i,GTIAAse composing stick Thy have dnne
al 4, the harm To the demgcratie party they can
No. and We al"ise them in the future to eschew
iA't'"H an. dev0te themselves to the ,,odera-
I'h ior which they agr most fitted. La Roche
Ioay4u!d says; Moderation is the Languor
ana Incidence Of the Soal, As Ambition is its
activity and Aulunr" THE bearings Of this
'ose!vaiioA lies IN the application on it.
, 1879-03-08
Asasa,inissF traitors Netirc.

Estate J III. II. EEWELL, Eccuad.
n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, Administrator of the above
named Estate, to the creditors of, and all per-
Sons having claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same with the Necessary vouchers,
within one year from the first publication of
this notice, to the undersigned, at the STATES
MANS o!iice. in Walla WalIa city, W. T., or
the same viii be forever barred.
CAROLINE 4. NEWELL,
+. J.. SHARpSTEiN, Administrative.
Attorney fer Estate.
Watia VI ala. January llth. iS1a 3-Im
, 1879-03-08
I'Rt,Eli

PRoEl. PRpeEE oING5-ln The mat
ter of the partnership Of Reed ( Hawiey
account of administration settled In the
matter of the estate of Sarah Jaas Gholson,
deceased: order OF distribution made In
the matter of the estate of Samuel \. Hodge,
deceased; community property assigned to
Addie Z Hodge, his wife, conditioned that
she pay the debts of the estate, =. In the matter
OF the guardianship of Ella \. Davidson, a mi
nor, Andrew c. Mastersou appointed guardian
and bond in the sum of SlGU1, with Dion Keep
and William \. Masterson as sureties, ap-
proved La the matter Of tie guardianship
OF the minor heirs Of John Sens, deceased,
guardians account corrected and approved.
, 1879-03-08

TEMPESr's saloon continues tn be the favorite
resort Q: the people OF the city and surrounding
country; all who ever practice a. hls bar are
encouraged IN their efforts and universally cal
again. None but the bes. wines, liquors and
ci,ars are kept there
, 1879-03-08

RFTyGNEp Major Mayna Her and Chas.
fru,h returned from very ariuous trip to
tolyi!!e aal Cn,ur ,rAlene the fore part of the
Srrh It took them eleven days to get to Col
vile, whrrr there WAS three feet Of snow on a
level They left here on February ith, and
returned the 2nd of March. On the Okanasan
there Is 4 large camp Of renesads Indians rep
reSrntlnE Al tribes. Col. Parnell is detailed to
scout that country and watch their move
msn'S- Because these Indians are congrega-
TEL on the Okanasan it does not necessarily
follow that they mean mischief. 1t Is usual
~ 'hgm 10 make winter camp Ill that II
e'Hity Should they cross the Columbia, then
\" outbreak may b. feared: 50 long IS they re-
ham On the other side they are safe.
, 1879-03-08
NDEscE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
M.lin u y Ia Ianuary ~ $50

W.!la @a'la, january ~, 1879
i3MPLAiNT HAVING BEEN ENTER
: el at this otficc by URr.s S. HERMAN, Of
II ala Nal!a, AGAINST ROBERT NELSON, for
abandoning H.; Homestead Entry No. S92,
date! March II, 1873, upon the NJ, NWt Sec
tion 3, Township . North, Range ii East, in
Wal!a W;,,:. county, W. T., with a view to the
cancellation Of sad entry, the said parties are
hereby sJI:a!aoiied to appear at this Office on the
ilth day of March, 1879, at o'cll-nL IL, TO
respond and ia:rnsir 5;ni0ny concerning said
.ii,-...-i .4'IaGjomm. Mt
J. II. MORRISON, Register
ALEX REED, Rec liver. G. I'm
, 1879-03-08
NOTICE
UNITED STATES LAND OrrCE,
Naiia Nalia. January -. 1879.

Walil Walla, January 2S, 1879
COMPLIANT HAVING BEEN ENTER
u ei ut this ot.ice by URIAS S. HERMAN, of
Walla Walla, against JAMES NELSON, Sr., for
;,haGd"ninS his Homestead Entry No. S9l.
dated March II, 1873 upon the SWi NEf and
SCI, NWI Section - - Township. North,
ranse - East, in Walla Wala county, w. T.,
With = view to the cancellation of said entry.
The aid parties are hereby summoned 70 appear
at tbs Office on The 1lth day of March, 1879,
at = o'clock, P. NJ, II respond AMI furnish testi-
rllny concerning said alleged abandonment.
+. II. MORRISON, Register
AIEy REED. Receiver elm
, 1879-03-08

TIE EoNAX2A- institution, which has
for too lars = period been 4 disgrace to the
city, has evidently strrcl; = parphyry horse,
on Wednesday. Judgement was rendered against
It in fav,- Of T. Martin & Ca. for $3.50 -. An
attachmcn. : on the premises, and 1t viii he
sold ont il not otherwise settled IN view Of
the lawess character Of this disreputahle r.
sort, We suggest tlat nn more licenses
," i5-u.l to it. 1t has been a deaiiall
frnnl its inception, a.rl 4 constant source Of
complaint fr"a oar citizens. No enl of co"n-
try:,lcn have been roped in and robbed OF their
all, when they went there To see the elephant
The sooner this piac, is numbered with the
things that were, the hettsr the COMMUNITY
VIII be pleased. If the public schools cannot
exist wisnut The fees .,3theT1i Icy the re-iS>I"
.: Eceas.' to such places, they H. heJt,r be
closed aitn;cti.cr
, 1879-03-08

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the County Auditor for county printing
up TO the first day of the next regular term of
Boardof County Commissioners. Bidders will
specify the price for printing per hundred and
for each additional hundred OF Election Certi-
fcates, Executions, Marriage Licenses, etc
And for advertising, the price per square or
inch and for each additional square or inch,
in Nonl.ariel type, for one Insertion md for
each additional Insertion in their papers Speci
mems Of the kinds Of blanks required By the
county can be seen by calm" 1t the county
Offices. BY or,!c- Of the Board Of County
Commissioners. VI. G. PAINTER,
gtd Auditor
, 1879-03-08

HoxE PIoDucs. Young couples contem-
plating ,natrimony, should cail on poreii at
his store and inspect his home iaade goods.
He has every thing III stock for good start
IN lie, from betlstead to = cradle.
, 1879-03-08

MlsHAP.-Father Dutfyis buggy came to
grief last Monday. 1t was taken to the depot
aaI left standing by the man il charge The
horse started homeward, and brought up,
with one wheel missing, at his Own stable
4.