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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-28
FALL AND WINTER, 1880.
Having been appointed by the celebrated house of
DEVl-lN g. CO., NEW YORK,

their Agents for taking orders for CUroM CLOTHING are
ready exhibit samples of their entire Piece Goods
Stock representing all the latest novelties from the leading
markets of the world
AS Messrs DEyLM & Co. guarantee perfect fit or no
sae we have hesitation in assuring customers that
they viii be perfectly satisfied every respect both to
material workmanship and price.
1t will be for your interest to give us an early CALL and
leave your orders for the coming
Our readymade stock surpasses anything offered in
DALLAS, in fit style, and owness of price.
We are also Agents for the Celebrated KING, SHIRT
which the best fitting most comfortable and cheapest
shirt in the market full line of Furnishing Goods and
celebrated SrErsoN HATS constantly onhand all at the low
est figures.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-28

nrices than ever offered in the City of Dallas
Examine these goods and prices,
they speak for thmselves
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-28

Interest on the Four-and-a.Halfs N.
Washington, Aug. 2.-Thc quarterly In
terest on the Al per cent. loan, due on the
lit Of September, amounts to S2,S00, 900.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-28

Water Coolers So and upward.
Bird Cages, 81 and upWarG. s
WaI1y Carriage $3.50. and upward
Refrigeraters, $3.50 and upward
lIOs hes Hampers. - and upward
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-28

almost eRtirely os.rscised socially by the
white element of the community. The black
element In their ignorance looked upon him
as friend, counsellor and leader.
The jury Who sat In his case were charged
ably as TO the law, and they listened patiently
to the eloquent and jealous efforts of Fuckers
counsel, who stood like giants contending
for the life of their poor client, and rendered
q verdict of
GUILTY OF MURDER"
in the first degree, with the death penalty.
The case was appealed, and the court OF
appeals rendered IN opinion affirming the
case.
The parties jointly indicted with Roland
Rucker have been tried with the ex-
ception Of Charles Key, who still
stands charged with the murder by
bill of indctment). Reuben Rucker was
sent to the penitentiary for five years Nell,
vile Quisenberry was sent to the penitentiary
for thirty years; james Quisenberry and
Fayette Bowen were acquitted james
Quisenberry was afterwards killed by Mar
shat Chsolm, the circumstances of which
were made Known at the time.
Mrs Rucker, the mother of Roland Fucker,
circulated petition in the county, to which
she received many names, asking the gov.
ernor to commute the punishment of her son
to imprisonment for life. This Governor
Roberts refused to do.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-28
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

London, Aug. 81. "A despatch from Thy
etmayo says reports have been received from
MandalGy of an attempt to assassinate King
Thebau. A pongee went to the kings de-
partment whittier he was stopped and ques
toned. His replies were unsatisfactory and
he was seized, when dagger dropped from
his garments He had twelve associate
pongees. One of his associates was put to
death
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-28

Sarah McBee, Las entirely recovered, and is
now living in this city with her mother.
They are domiciltd in rather disreputable
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

DovH OF OxDEEpoxx--He vas .
loo. heavy set. red-fsoed foreigner.
and was kokinesround for . printing
ofics. lie found ope. and entering
said: Mister. / want to put piece in
the payer about Osderdonk and the
railroad ths, he 10 building in British
Columbia We ssksd him % be seated.
and told him II ve wishsd 10 publish .
card r-garding Mr. Ondsrdook 10 our
sdv-rtising columns he could dn 90 by
psying fos ~ lie continued: My nsEe
10 John N NJ Donald, o na,iveoi Kings
too. Cassds "~ss, ssd .is . n~phew
Of sr John A Mcdonald. member NJ
the CANADIAN Parliament. aud | wsn, .
piece in the aper 90 that be ~,ll know
how the men working for Onderdouk
have 10 live ON sour bread. He oniy
pays $40 per Iuonth. snd then keeps
four dollars per week out for hoard and
6ffy CENTS for hospital dues and no one
can 60 TO that hospital unless he is
ready 10 die. want my uncle To see
how his nephew has b~en treated O,
the hand. Of tits man Onderdonk. and
| want everybody 10 know that incom-
peteat men are employed To blast rocks
and do sulh wosk. and / want you to
send Sir John A Mcdonald a copy III
your paper too BY this time. the
little fellow begAn to warm mp. aud A.
he hal taken sbout three drinks OF
whisky aud soms beer. on top of
small slice Of limberger cheese. hi.
breath began 70 get pretty loud. He
was Informed that il he would reduce
bic grievances b. writing they should
be sttsLded 10. He stai ted out To
ind ia~yer to draw the paper for
him, but stopped often on the way. and
before be succeeded in fading an at
torney Ia suit him. had taken few
more d inks and becoming noisy. fell
against Chief Mc0rav. Who promptly
locked him up. such 10 fame.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

PERsoxAL.--Ameng our s,sny callers
yesterday was Alosso Leland, editor
OF the Lewiston Tsltsr. Nr l. was IN
editor 10 Portland twenty years ago.
in the days Ut the Daily Adeertiser end
Daily Times. with both Of which he VAS
connected. snd bsforc the time Of the
Daily Owsyoaisa. He moved into Idaho
on the breaking oat Of the gold excite
msnt Of 1862. and has there remained
ever sincs, working Ia the Dinss. prsc-
tising law. farming aud editing nsvs-
paper. HE experience has bees vaSisd
and entertaining. Mr. Leland Is =
strong. logical writer. aud when he sd-
vocstes. sssails or defends With HE Pen
does il iu . way that carries conviction
IL the tsnableuess Of his position. This
]. his frat visit to the Sound When
No comes aext - Aops Il will b. by
rail. aoross che noeutsias. by road di.
rect TO the Sound, For this be has
dilissssaly lsln,sssd and long waited, aud
~e trast that his Qualification will be
speedily forthcoming. The 7siier il
ine~nssly ttisnlly 10 Washington Ter.
ritosy. TO which IL wants Norshcrn
Idaho annexed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

PoRH GAnBLE.-This min town il
locking more handsome than We ever
nv 1t before. Gamble psorie take
pride in thsir tow and e-erything
connected with il, toward which they
give the most practical evidence of their
affection. There are sevsrel men in
the employ OF the Company 1t that plses
VITO have been there for twenty years,
and . few longer. Once in . while
they bre.k adrift. only to GO back and
refsstsn more securely than before. A
sremsnions quantity OF lumber is cut
there, and evsrythingis done on large
scale. The Company 10 among the
moss wealthy Of the ceast. and their
possessions are Immense. -Four splen-
did great tugbas,s. four immense saw
mills. Q score Of ships. three towns. and
. hundred thousand acres Of land indi.
cate briefly their more valuable pieces
of property in this section. But We
were writing Of Port Gamble and not
81 the company that owns il. 10 the
town. whsrs ell sss and. get its benefit
is miniature park that might be re
peaied TO advantage in other towns 1t
occupies only = couple OF lots ~ s.s. AMI
WAS comparatively ioexp-n,ive efes
,ion. but - pleasure to sownspeople
and strangers OF no small momsnt. The
dwellings oi the employees are 10 some
Cases elegant structure. surrounded
by gardens aud made 20 attractive aud
hou,vIike ns IL owned by the te nants
themselves The company is faithfully
served by active. Intelligent. competent
inrn. aud 10 its long reten,,on ut such
men Is n,tribut.bIe = lHge measure Of
the success that has b-sn bestowed
upon it
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

Bids ALL DEcLISED.-Ths bits for
the building Of thu Independent Acad.
envy 1t the Dallss were opened by the
building committee last Saturday and
oil declined. The bids were a. follows
Dan Sweeney VI Portland. &l3.972;
Richsrdson b Mann. STA. $50; II Glenn,
The DaIles. ga. $50. A X Mcfee, The
Dslles. ti6.50O. I II Andrews pre-
ssnted bid 90 the ifth Of August for
ti3.500. The understanding With the
architects Vas to the effect that the
building they had drawn should not
cost more than $40. 900; bu. It appears
that the contractor. are not able to do
IL at thst figure
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

GREAT Fun A city boy. sfier .
weeks absence in the e.aItsy. wrote to
a.. IN ther: Il got here all right and
forgot 10 write before; IL is a very nice
place To have fun 4 FILLER sud l went
out ia bat aud the boat tipped over
aud man got me out aud vas % full
%: ,ter I didn't kno~ nothin for .
good long while The other boy has
got tn be buried after they tind him.
His mother come from Cbelsea and she
cries al! the tune. A horse kicked me
over and have got TO have some money
to pay q doctor for fixing my head.
We ars going to set an old bsra on IRE
tonigh, and shcnld smile il we don't
have bully fun l lost my watch aud l
.m very sorry. Ishall bring home
some mud turtles and shall bring
home . tame woodchuck It | can git
'em In my trunk
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

A Noltner. Of the Por,l.od STANDARD.
Is 10 the city.
PortIsnd hsd an earthquake shock
last Friday morning, which va. barely
felt and no more.
The steamer DistAtch took load OF
lumber down TO Qaiisuts. on Sunday
evening. Sos 8 Baxter & Co.
The insolersbls dast Of last week 10
no longer TO he found. Poot passengers
and horse and buggy riders appreciate
Rev X Thompson has determined
u consinns his rssi.i.,.cs and passionate
in Oiympis. to do which he refuses .
1920 cali fro n = coasresaii'a in an
other piscs.
Col. LATrsbss 10 TO spssk sn p.lisi.
cal topics In Wall. Wslls on the 18th
OF OctoLsr. il. Vancouver on the 23d.
IN se.ttls sa the 21th ana 10 Por,
Townsend on tn. j0sh.
The barrel factory 6nis its presen,
quarters c:,tirely tso sm.ll. aud tbs
vacant land oa the soath side 10 being
put tn u.e for storage purposes. Mo-
thin = pl essss our peotle more than 20
So. tise factory : Operations 20 constant
~ increased.
W. lear. that Miss Leua Smith. Of
Sc title. tbs Appointer NJ tsschss VI the
primary dcpsrtmsnt II our public
school. Is sugsssd - teacher in ons OF
the King csuu,y schools; anil that Miss
Jennie n "re. OF Olympus. ~ill pro
bably sbtssn thv s,tu .iisn hsrs. Mis-
Moore is 81 present writing fsien .
here p. I argw
We sre told by = g.s,ie,nss fro@
uiyispiA that tue .,tn.~phsre there sss
very bad last week, sad much worss
than IL was hero on Sunday. Fires
wsre burning all around town. the
SMOKE end more solid particles from
which settles. down ia tbs town. Il
was very DARK aud quite disAg ressbls
in Consequence. aud peopls were anx-
ious for the coming Of rain
Noass . ssii b. be very plentiful in
Portlapi. Ths bsaks srs full Of il.
aud l,.s.ing frspiy Ct 10 per cent. per
annum,s borrowers are. however. not
plentiful. - m,st VI the improvements
ID progress are conducted By thoes vho
Lsve tho means ~ coptinue them With.
our beng obliged 10 borrow. Notwith.
ssssdiag the inessass In the price VI
,sstsrisl there 10 fully ~ many build.
ings In course Of erection this year -
there wers last Ut the same time.
The Catholic Order Of Sisters Of the
Holy Names 10 considering ths project
Of establishing = school ut Boise City.
IN Idsha This IL tae same Order that
will coptrol tho school To be founded
here. scarcity II tsschsrshs hitherto
prevented the sisters from establishing
schools in many regions where their
services wero solioited Most II the
Catholic schonis on this cosss are. how
ever, under tho management II these
Sisters
The san WAS eclipaed lby smoke)
here oil day SUNDAY. in . iSors m-
plssc manner than ba, been witnessed
for ten year,. For few MINUTES in
this afternoon il showed family. look
ing Ikea rsdhot n,oon, no bigger sud
NO more bright The cir was light.
aud ansbis 20 sustain matter doating
through it, rhis continued until yes
,erdsy nsnsning. VIXEN . shower Of rain
Waited MS. the OBJECT Of which was most
grateful. We will probably have no
more days Ike Sunday during the pres-
ent season.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

A LITTLE THix.-Ths new st am-
ship Colambis made her 6rst run from
Columbis river bar to San Francisco
bar in ~ hours. sgaiLst IS hours aud
80 minutes BY the Caiiiornis the week
before. Great spsvd was expected
from this chip. aud though this is good
time. Il won't compare With that Of the
other. Que of the Portland papers
smoothes It over in the folio wing thin
manner: This WAS good time. cons;d-
ering the fact that the o. II. & n CO.
will not permit slips to go above a
certain rate 81 speed. they paying more
sttsntion to the safety and convenience
Of human life than the rate OF speed
their vcsse's may attain from port to
port"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

CLAMs--vsry L~ tides hsvs taken
place this week. .nd .. c0nseq uenee
the boys have been making money
catching large CLANS. CLAIMS weighing
from Eve 70 eight pounds sell for two
bite each. Whsn properly cooked they
are - tins - CHICKEN. All ne ~ corners
think they are great curiosity. and
shipmsnts Of some vi them east to Bar.
NUN or somebody els, ere contemplated.
Olympia Traaseript.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

SupDEg DEATH. Nary Anu Saith.
wife nf DR. n A Smith Of this city.
died sitsr brief illness Monday morn
ing ~ ! n'cleck Deceased. Was bara in
lrslsssd and casss TO the Sound whsa
h0. achild aud for lnng time rssids,l
la Pierce cuuaty. near Stsilaooom. She
WAS sduc<scsi ~ shc Coassat IN Veto.
ria. and siuc~ n.asrying DR. Smith hsa
res'dvl in King cousty. and far tbs
past few years At Smith's Cows. She
WAS 81 years Of age. aud leaves eight
yossg ohiklrca On nonrn The les 81 q
tender. loving mother. Hee sis.srs,
Hrs Cosbett and Mrs Crsa. Il Portland,
will b a~r {, attend the funeral,
which will take place on Wednesday.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24
nssraucr coURr PRocEKDuSGx.

SKArTLg. August q
Thos Clancy W Z c Pergusoa e, 81 =
CooGrmaiioo of sale Of real estate.
d A Jennings vs. Geo w Bullene-
Judgment for plSistifT in the sum Of
Sell 20 gold coin, interests. costs. etc.
DA Jennings ~ Smith. Ritchie 4
Co Dsfsuls. and Judgment f'r plaintiff
for $ji9 %, interest and costa.
Puget Mil Co vs. NJ Lyons-Jadg.
ment for plaintiff for *lsi 65. Interest.
Gusts, etc.
George William Ssampsr. of KitsAp
county, vas admitted 10 citizenship.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

SxAREcK SHIPPING. Including the
new once foas vsss-ls 80 now ut Sea-
bsek. The bsrhent;ns Katie Flictinser
10 loading for Quay mas. Mexico. and
the bark Dublin for San Francisco. The
hrst cargo Of the schooner Eva will be
tor San francisco. aud The fret one OF
the ship Olympus FOR Vallejo
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

AL o;d frissds bring a. new enss, and
10th old and new sss using that ssIe.
brstsd vegetable compausd. Pfupdssis
Oregon Dlo d Purifier. Certainly .
nstt ring tsssimo lei - 10 Ii. virtue
aud am~li rating q s<litiss of this Be-
tAnic.l Remedy Use j, noe: delay il
dangerous AMI may prove fatal.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

PokT MADISON Bark yidstte ~as
launched last Friday. and 10 nov along
side the dock taking in Lumber. Bark
eatins w H 0Avisy 10 loaded. and will
60 ont tod y. Fire 10 the woods threw
twelve trees acfoss the road 10 Port
Blaisly Yesterday morning.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

vALuApLx paorxxTy.--Ths Oregon
City woolsa saiil Mas valas by the 40
ssos lag. year at tilo.sS7. and b val.
aed by the same official this year ct
el6s 600. It's debts last yesr smoustsd
TO t1i9 $50. aud this rear 10 ti2S. LESS.
After desiuctins shes~ enormeas dssts.
not great deal is left.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

Fox SAN FRAscisco. -On Friday
night last Mr. ] NJ Colmsn and Capt 2
J Burns lsft San Fnseiscs. tsllsvsd
on Sunday evening ~ Gscrue Posein
and wife. and By Jsseb Rfassnkhal %
Monday night.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24
MUSICAL Mr.. p. Blankhulm b.

MUSICAL Mr.. y. Blankhulm has
arrived with fine stock Il imported
musical merchandise. consisting Of vio-
lin.. sccordeoas aud other Instr uments.
wi,h their furnishings His goods will
Be 90 exhibition 81 the Bsrcsa Tor few
weeks. \ large iav.sice OF excellent
sheet nassc has brsm received. including
the latest popular songs. Call and ex-
smins The gools. s1l.1m
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

THE Boss LUNCH AND TIE BEST
BKKR. you will always 6nd .: the
Coacotdia Hall. an Mill street, not
only the bcst IT home made. bat also
the sxcsilest nmnboldt Lager Beer.
Also imported b~er 10 quart or pint
bottles. R,iled ham and oil kinda oil
cnld lunches 10 Or Ter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

SOMETHING Nxw.--Stn sherry. ohoc-
olate, cncoAnut and maple creams. VA
fsFs. cherry ta6r and orange fondans
aud opera caramels 1t the Bureau.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24
OFFICE
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company Of California.
SACRAMENTO. July lst, 1880.

SACRAMENTO July ls, 1880.
O ths Benefits
Sc: wnsa The rsey sm 1 VI. b p.p'y paid sa thus
rally Il
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h,s
It. s s ssss. I'D r s . s' ss s ss from 'r"'
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indisa.ny
vi n n,. ".sss % sm S. ss
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4 snss . and form, Incur
peculiar
w1 =
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1.a us a: COMPANY 10 % ss'
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II. i g.. sSi ;::.. ss ~ f. ssss Moore
" MUSES. Directors P.cas Su.u. Li. Insurance COMPANY
c.SisT ,Niiol ~ '
Ar so.BsDa H' EsoIsai. ls e and Finding.
RssIs aiss. z: !: .a. av..s.s
. sorTaas Sh TSssSi. D"''
H ssaSn5i s' ss a' s ss:sA' Agent 1on
A.. NJ IA
Manager Territories.
ROBT. KNIPE. Agent Seattle
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-24

6uHaNAH HypB & Co. Psnii1c Coasl
Aesats. Also agsnts for The eslebsstsd
Estey end standard OrHsas. For She'd
Nuaie snd Brass Ins&sunsntA addfsm
EannNAx, HYp8 d o.,
sug3l -dAwly Esn Pnncisca
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MISCELLANEOUS.

q we cu H sos va p.s,, a.; x:: F ps
D.
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