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The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1880-08-21
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About o1e hu1ire5 men boa-3ei Nor
=egsza vessel lyiaz II Cork hArbor &1i stole
three cases q r1feS nom the ships hold.
The entire nAle population q the cl1y q
Iins- Perm. BE- wesa ire zses q sixteen ard
sixty, hzve bsen en.olle3 10 Ge.soa the city
A-&znst the Chi-saas-
An extraordinarily r5ch gcld mine & reported
70 have 1eea lsooysIe6 IN tue village o. Lss
plzct tas, Mex5co. The foundations of the
h0lsgs a-e sid 10 be Of stone worth three
dollars po2n1-
yong physician Of Lyo1s, France, TIED
10 n 11zte Tsnler By izstiag fifteen Days, bat
ave T. after week abstinence-
Eo-ty-sIx laoasand RSsszaa soldiers have
beo1 mzssei near Bender, 10 be rea y the
event Of tsocble II Bulgaria.
Inc Cologne c2thearzl, which has been
many yta-s IN The coarse oi erection has Just
been e1Enss e1e1-
PTe-i3ca; 4vel'a1esa, 0. Buenos Ayrs,
l2S re-z-aea
A5ezal1e Ne lson, TIE celebrated English
act-e-s. WHO played' her laSt en-a.enant il
New Yozk ely lz=t 0elsl5s-. ed very sud
denly = teE oars $50 j. P4ris.
Lord ST. lord Dc Radcliffe 6 veteran Eng
Isl q p-o0zIzst, Is dea3 II his niaeiy-taI-t
sear.
lie A;shaas a-e bes;s g'ng TIE En.lssh
sr-ay - CaaaAhar-
Fer forming revolutionary societT IA Russ;s
-ws persons hzve been sel:eDce3 70 death and
ne, cen others 10 Term oi penal serri- Rde.
Mars III Bzz2;ne, the tsmo1s French soldier.
I'D 4 A1dIid, Spain 8 short time sg0. agei
y-nins years- Marshal Bzasne con-
Al I'D az Mstz daring ire Franco-German
saT. a13 E4s Eiter.Rrd tired By the French
: iver8Inen4 or Incorrectly N allowing Himself
Q ae shut up In thst fort ess and : Is sen
zz1eej % death. His sentence Eas cornnuled
. tEeBry years Imprisonment, bzt at.er
ewing nine months Of his sentence he Is.
-aae6
E-even parsons were drowned by aood
which swe | through 8 part 0. County Done
g2l, Ireland.
4 London dispatch says the LADY O tbs
sulran's hareD VITO 1ecen ~ took refuge n
TIE BEtsa embassy a Cons al,iaoIle, and
wh1 WIS sls1ss gaen y Surrendered, Ez-s been
stIaneI i IS al accom-. Ice IN The palace cJn-
spir C.
Thirty-foar persons were injured, soma
fatally, b. a collision between two trains
dzring f.4g near Fichyg France.
Dr. Bulls Baby syrup Is IN good demand;
everybody speaks vel OF Il The p-ice Is
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The other night, soon after ward
meeting had opened, one of the electors
present began edging for the door IS If
be meant to leave the place He was
soon stopped By friend, who said
Don't leave Us now; want you to
hear what tbs. speaker is saying Hear
that He SAYS we must triumph or the
country is doomed"
Yes, / know. but I've got 10 edge
along toward home was the reply.
Home? great heavens, how can you
tax Of going home Until he mss finished
that speech, There he goes againl He
asks If you want 10 see grass growing
n tie streets of our eities-our fertile
arms returned TO The wilderness-oUr
families crowding the poorhousas until
there Is 10 longer room TO receive an-
o.her?"
"No, don't know as 1 would, but /
guess III sort o. work my way out"
Wait fifteen minutes-.sn-dve-
wait until he finishes. There it IS
againl He asks whether you are free
man or slaves H wants to know II
y1u hare forgotten the patriotic princi-
pies defended By the blood of your
graadsires-ii you have forgotten the
sound OF liberty bell:"
Il don't know as I have, bu. mus
go-really l must
Hear that-hear that He sayp
your country viii bless you"
81 can't say as to that replied the
man IS be crowded along; but I'm
dead sure that the old woman will if l
don't get homo in time TO put this co.,
fish to soak for breakfast"
Great guns. but do you prefer cod :
fish to libarty?" exclaimed the other.
Il don't know IS do. bu. gi. more
Oft"
ARD you viii see this country ruined
see her 20 TO destruction?"
sd be kinder sorry to see her 90
down HILL" slowly observed the de-
linquent IS lie reached tie dor, but
if yol bad wife who could begin Jaw
ing a ten O'clock and not lose q minute
until daylight, and then end up with =
grand smash of croekery and a lit Of
mysteries, You'd kinder stand of IS | d.
and let this glorious old republic
/ squeeze through some mighty fine knot
holes '-D6'rJiI Free PrsSS.
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Immense Sale.

Evansville. Wis. June "a, 1879.
Gantlemel-No Bittars have had one
hall the sale here and given such uni
versa satisfaction Is your Hop Bifters
have We take pleasure in speaking Tor
Their welfare IS every one who tries
them is wei satisfied with their respifs
Several such remarkable cures hsTe
been made with them here that there
are number OF earnest wol kers in the
Hop Bittsrs cause. Oae person gained
eleven POUNDS from taking onlv few
oott1es. Smith & IDE.
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Treater OF Chronic Diseases.
Sf-PERIaR Wis Ian Issn

= -----7E-F = =. . @----s ~.
L heard II ny neighb0rhood that your
Hop Bitters Was doing such 8 great
oea. OF good among the sicE and afflicted
with most every kind OF disease. and as
/ had been troubled for fifteen Years
with neuralgia and 81 kinds OF rheu-
mako com paints snd kidney trouble,
took one bottle according TO directions.
1t at once did me- a CREST deal Of good.
and used another bottle. / am IN old
man. but am now IS well IS can wish.
There are seven or eight families il our
place using Hop Bi1ers IS their fani u
medicine. and are 20 well satisfied with
it they viii not use any other One lady
here had been bedridden for years, i
vel and doing her work from the use
of three bottles
LEONARD WHITBECK
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oTR BEST REWARD.

WESTON. FoEsTTHE Co. Y CT
March Is, 1850 \
TO THE Hop BITTEEs MFG. Co:
Gnts-I desire 10 express To Won
my thanks for your wonderful HoD
Bitters. Twas troubled with dvsDeusia
for FIVE years previous to comnencing
the use OF your Hop Bit.ers some SIX
months ago. Ny cure has been wonder
ful- / am pastor Of the First Methodist
Church OF this place, and M whole
congregation can testify 20 the gress
virtue OF your bitters.
Very respectfully.
REV II. EEEEBE
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d. AAA1LilS4's I'TEEISE CATH0LIEoS VII PEG
@EelF ere FzLz1st AszsDesS So FEzzL-S o. l.
: oEls y A1-e4 C1-gS1c lEzz-nztl1z @ I1s-ztsoz o.
II ' oT14s. 4eE-< fisEo--A-e Fsoo5z-E Pzzfrl
>EEC7zss1 Al lrE-z- Sf7asslgztla-. A. Oh IL,
-e4-zals -@2-4g- Se1d TsZ .1- S=z1r1let -
E-2-Ze1- ours III oe--ECzsaz trlza E4ysc5z-a k1c
ys-Eslza - EuE AETE BALLARD <ssA
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A food Inrestment.

Investors shout read he zdver1is=rnast n
tie old-e-taalshel h4E. king house Of JAMES N
DRAkE & Co, New York City, who sell ,
good sayes per cent R r Bond Tor IS an
accrne1 integ est, with bonus II capital stock @
he Contrary.
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Bar CITY, Men, Feb. 3. 1ssa.

HOP BITTEES CoNPAsY=
think il ny duty 10 send you q re-
commend for the benefit of shy person
wishing 20 know Whether Hop Z! tiers
are good or not. / knew they are good
for general debility and indigestion !:
strengthen The nervous system and make
new life- / recommend nv Patients %
Use them Dr.. A. PRATT,
Irea.er Of Chronic D.saases
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Are You So1 IN food FTesunr

4 ne Liver = The -ource OF your iroah2e
-on csa fn1 aU s.ss<z1'e remedy IN DE- Saz
Fo1D : LIVER INvIs-ERITcR, ThN only vegets
Il i5assfsc lsa.rtl 81 Directly 40 the Lirgr
-lFs- a 3 sos-s ss5-sRses- F4z Book ssa-e<s
il .ISFeEl,. - Srss.lNax. Nrr I-o-r
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Dr. c. E Shoemaker. the weI-knovn EcrsI
surgeon OF Res4ding, Pa, of=rs 10 send By mai.
nee Of charge a val1abie lille hook % deafness
and diseases Of the ea--spec'aIly on ruanine
ar sad ezear-h, and their proper trestnlaz
giving resereEces aad Testimonials inst vii
.alislE he NOS sSe-.sicai AS.lr.s>. = ...a,-a
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Ra= FaIfasc set Co.. n&rxn.aL Tfch
81 send iaeir Llect ro-V oliaac Bets 20 sae
2<3lc ed upon 81 las trial. See their siver-
fse-asat II Ills PAPER beaded, % On % Da-s
isl p
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RorHEsrEg Y. y sTarcb IL

ROCHESTER \. Y, March Ii. 1850.
HoP BrTTEgs Co:
Please accept our grateful acknoEl-
e1gmsnt for the Hop B;tters you were
50 kind u donate and which were suea
5 benefit to Us. Yours, VERY graz efali-.
OLD LADIES OF IHE HoxE OF TIE
FRTNDLEss
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MoyRoF Mieh Sant ,, X

MONROE, Mich, Sept. .. 1875.
Sirs-i have been taking Hop Bit.srs
tor lnIaH nation Of the kidneys and
bladder; ii has done for me- what four
doctors failed TO do. The effect of the
bltters seemed like magic 10 me.
". L. CARTER.
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BRADFogD. Pc Nsv ls-5

1t has cured NE OF several diseases.
sIcA IS NERVOUSNESS, sickness At the
stomach, monthly troubles, etc. hsye
not seen = sick day IN year since / took
Hop Bltters. Several OF nv nefgtf,ors
use them Mrs FANNIE GREEN.
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pauza.sr., ..I.e. ...a uythers.

Get Lyons Patent Heel StiEeners apple
TO th3se new boots o-.f01e you run them over
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DELEFAN. VI =, Sept 2, SIS.
Gsnt-I have taken not cutie one
bottle OF the Hop Bilters. IEssa feebIs
90 maa OF seyenty-eighs when / got il.
To-day | am IS scsiFe and feel Is well
s did 81 thirty. / see = great r,snv
tha1 nse3 such medicine.
n PrYrv
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FEGETTsE i acknowledge By al classes Of
people 10 be the best and most zeiia5.e hood
purifier IN the world
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Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup Is IN good demand;
everybody speaks vel Of Il. The p.ice il
--l- . cents
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En- HsT EETaf
For Deafness,

0cc2si orally sp3y 3
TszTtEse INTO and hack
y The "a, rubbing =
EhO-C'ggh y.
, 1880-04-10

WHAT ADVERTISING WILL Dom J.
NJ. Welsh, of the Eureka Mills, stepped
into our office last evening aud gave as the
pleasing INFORMATION that his advertisement
IN the STATEsN.y-hai beeu the means OF OBJ
tanning him good customer One OF our
readers saw At the Dalles his '.ad p" and sent
him an order which waI SO satisfactory that
this week Mr. Welsh shipped >srsral tons Of
-four down 70 our reader. There are many,
business men IN tins city who act as though
sdvertising IN newspaper was an act OF
charity On their part and pay their bills SO
begrudginsly thar Te feel ike making them
present Of their money. There i 10 money
spent that brings IN 50 good an interest as
cash freely spent in advertising We have
experience every day IN that there Is some
thing or other IN the IIaDers staring Us Ia the
faces 50 Persistently that rinaliy our curiosity
Is excited We examine into it and nnally
oar money Is paid cut Another instance Of
what advertising In the STATEsNaN Rill do
| Is the case Of man living 20 miles away.
who saw Colt tea al. IN our paDcr and
sent the whole distance Tor IL These are
two Instances We have discovered the past
week. but the moral 10 every business man
is evident.
, 1880-04-10

formation, Hhich viii h, placed b.f.r or
rea.irrs tp-murow. His esiiencv thrcws
NV .isht uloa the affair. but he Il certain that
both muri-fs were Committed by the sune
parties
sSo0 RENARn
A r-w-r! q SS'o Is sGerei hy The arta..ri-
ties of Whitman county f'f fsk srr.t Il the
cnwariiv mur,iers, Five kuadre! a.liATs Ly
.he county, aud three huA ir,i by the ,itinn<
t;,spd for Whitman osuuty.
, 1880-04-10
4 CARD.

EbIrnR SrArEsM,y:-ln tn. Walla Walla
r.ion Of April 3, 1850, appears the following:
CnxFIscArED 'fHEa The story Is e,ld that a
portly Justice 5f TIE Peac. Of this city recent
" cau.ht SOME boys fishing out Of season: that
after lectur;ng the boys on the enormity of their
crime, he cuntiscated the FISH, took them home
and eat them The boys, finding this ont. ap-
piled a. another officer to see if it not po-.
sible To punish the J. Z. for eating fish out Of
Season. 1t ought To be possible.
Ii not know that it was intended for me,
hut venture tn say that nine-tenths Of the
i~ople who real the item would think it Was
~ intended, and think myself; and. if it
WAS, | say this, that the whole thing Is dirty
contemptible sneaking lie. in every particular,
started by pups and peidled by dogs. ta east
dirty slur with"ut cause "r foundation.
j. ID. LANAN
, 1880-04-10

STARBINS AFFRAY- At THE EXCHANGE Ho-
1Er---For sumo time past the i'll feeling which
has existed between George " Conrad. the
runner AMI nisht eler!; at the Exchange Hotel,
AMI Black, the porter, eliminated in what
nearly proved 4 tragedy This morning about
; \. ", Conrad called the porter as usual, AMI
the quarrel commenced. Conrad calling him
names. Black came down stars and they
again commenced woriy warfare, when Con-
rad struck Black over the head with broom
Black went for knife and stabbed Conrad in
the right side, infictinS An ugly wound, hut
no. necessarily a dangerous one. Conrad
then ran for pistol. and Black took his de
2ar-nr- IN The double quick, followed by Con
rad who fired = shot at him at the distance Of
a block, mt failed 10 connect Black was AZ
rested and placed in jail by policeman who is
50 different u fame that he did not give u
this item. Conrad Is in bed, attended nv DIR.
Nauzey.
, 1880-04-10

TH.1xIxG.-The grounds Of thew ALA Walla
Driving Park present Just DOW a. very hSAy
anu-arance. The horses n be entered for the
June races IRE in training there
, 1880-04-10

PREsEsrED.-Mrs. Crane has presented the
Hook L Ladder Company with a very pretty
blue meeting flag, with The arms Il the CON-
nany yery tastefdliy epubruidered thereon
, 1880-04-10

Orr Acuy.-W. s. Gillian. Of Dry creek,
who was taken sick some time ago during a
.yisit % Snake river and removed TO his home,
Is now up and around
, 1880-04-10

ALL the psrties have finally a.reei 20 give
DR.. Blaloek the right Of way for his fume 80
tha. i. can now be looked upon - an sszured
fart.
, 1880-04-10

Form The fur cape advertised for in the
Daily, wa- found bv \ C. MaStersnn's little
girl and returned t" til. "tfice. Friend Mas
te:s,rn, the lady directs her thanks tn he gwen
You. ~ pI.aSr consider yourself thanked
, 1880-04-10

MuLINEEY We call esl-cisi attention ct
the ladies Of Walia Walla and vicinity u the
fne spring stuck 1T millinery 1t MIR Schnrbiy
Miss ThOmpSuns
, 1880-04-10

NV SrocK.-CaIl at the STATESMAN ot.ee
and inspect our new and extensive ssoeS oi
Ear-fi fur bin hrais. letter neads, cards. &c
, 1880-04-10

NISSAN L LrNcH are manufacturing two
fne express wagons, one for Doolry L Kirk.
man and the other for Chris Enni-- Both viii
b, used Il butcher wagons.
, 1880-04-10

We see by the Seattle LnteHigenor that the
family Of er- -Mayot Weed Of Seattle have left
for an extended visit TO friends in the Walla
WaIla valley. Mrs. Weed will make host
of friends wherever she goes, as she is q lady
Of hi.h moral and social attainments
, 1880-04-10

THE q. Il. y. g.. have contracted with
SchualaCh-r { Co.. of this city, for two hun
dre,l ton- 81 harley.
, 1880-04-10

SoaE HAy.-Nr ]. T. WOOi has Just In
ished bailing ani delivered to the RsilruaG
depot at Milton station. ore hundred and hity
tons Of hay for the O. r. y. G..
, 1880-04-10

FocsD.-The lady who loss q fur cape. can
hare the same by e.lln& At Chapman L Boyers
real estate and insurance o&es, PANE build
ing.
, 1880-04-10

oar thanks for copy of the letter from the
Secretary Of war, transmitting Capt. P-nrose's
report in regard to the re-oiening Of the Null
Ian road We have glanced over the document
and find that the reIor. generally Is favorable
10 the f"si beins kept open 1t 4 great -xpense,
ON account Of ;" much fallen timber The
North Pacific road thrnlsh this section will
soon do away with its necessity, if such ever
existed
, 1880-04-10

FRANK MooRE, Esq, wh"i- Connected with
the well known and honorable saddlery and
harness Grm Of S Sherlock Of Portland. ar
rived with his family On SATURDAY. nights train
They will remain in the city, while Mr.. Moore
will proceed tn Spokane in or,ier To open a
branch Of the firm at that place. As a fair
d-alin. AMI honorable firm they cannot but be
successful.
, 1880-04-10

Ora MAMMOTH WEEKLr--We have issned
ti.- Weekly STATESMAN in its enlarged form,
with Eighteen columns If reading matter. 1t
X lar:srr than any other haLe male paper pub
lished in Washington Territory, and contains
mare original matter than any half dozen CON-
bineti. 1t is a-cr-dit Ia Walll2 Walla, and a
newspaper that a city ten times it, size would
l,- proud Of
, 1880-04-10

CAPT. L. VI SMITH, late proprietor OF the
UnioH, hat now = good farmer, called and pa''i
in advance for the inammoth weekly STATES
NAN. H i tryin: ." pnrchaS, lot "t work
cattle and VIII leave for Dayton in the morn
Ing
, 1880-04-10
The snalane Cann,, nnrder.

Our correspondent at Cnl:ay SenIS the
SrNTrsuiS the following description Of the
woman who WAS found so hrutails murdered
in SpnkIne county How she Was discovered,
from the Palouse Go-,ttc. VIII he interesting:
Las, Monday evening shortly after dark,
Ed Carico came dlShins into town "u horse
covered with foam, and asked for the coroner,
stating that woman had been murdered III
the country and that an n.ff.ers presence was
reuuirrd i..n,-diat-ly As soon aS the young
man had uui-tel DOWN and partly COTTON orer
his rxc;teui.:,t, We interviewed HIM AMI OBJ
tanned til tuiln0ins particulars; Last S'.tnr,f
aftsrn6.:n. * Young aricn, his father AMI a
Inan named White, were riding over the Cnw
Greek country somewhere near Deep Greek
:.,l what Is known ~ :he Portu5eSe settle
mant they role into a small. fiat or valley,
Uhrrr their IttrntirII vas attracted by p.cul-
lar nile Of grass, which they examined and be-
n-a;h thry wrrr hn-rted at ;iu'!inS the corpse
Of y woman, lying FACE downward anu entire
IL str Irpcd of clothing. Near the body WAS
futind !. small heap of ashes and a number of
:uttnnS. which lei them b. the belief that the
dead won,ans clothes had been burned there.
Previous t. youri; c.:ricos .i.isrtIIre they did
not make 4, careful examination VI the cnrpse,
hut fr,,..,.s r,lise on the side cf her head AMI
tric, -, AL, :a,.: were lei 10 the conclusion
that she ilsd received a death bow from club
in the h:,nli> of Snmc unknown Person. Young
C:.rco W is Immediately i $patehel t" ti:s city
for rl.. coroner, while his companions kept
watch ov-f the bnly until that officer shouid
arriue The Young man made the trip. some
thin2 Over fifty miles, IN about twelve hours,
AMI on Tuesday morning started ont with DIR.
I. D. Bunnell, our county coroner, for the
sc=nr of the supposed murder.
Our enrrsetic correspondent gives Us this
description Of the poor woman: The body was
found about Sey,n mics ). L. of Big Lake,
completely stripped; al clothing except til.
bonnet was burned
DESCRIPTION:
Tn. woman was about 20 years all timely
furrlr,i. with very small hands, spleudid teeth,
black hair, bi:h forehead and good features;
sle is exactly five. feet high, and has branded
on her arm in Indian ink the following
, 1880-04-10
FOREIGN,

RoNE, April 3-The Pope is disposed
to accecd to the wishes OF the Archbishop
Of Baltimore, for large inersahe of
church accommodations in consequence Of
the number Of pcfsons disposed to join
the church, and for special power TO r. :
cilitste their reception. ~.
I Fesre n Inais.
LONDON, April "A Ttses cable dis
patch says there Is reasonable hope thst
in the next few weeks there will be .
satisfactory settlement and . peaceful 70
turn Of our troops from lndlx
CoSsrANr1SorlK, April 5.!Thers i
great delight and e1citcment- hers at'tAe
result of the election in Grsak HRitAin, es-
pocixlly among the Grecka ..s..z
ST. PETERsBSUG, April 5,-Reports Of
the invasion of Rsssian territory BY Chi.
nese are confirmed
LONDON. April 5.-Tns Observer this
merning says we dnderstsnd tAat tA6Rs
hss been no deeisi@ vhethee. tko3osauk
msnt shall reaign 1t once e aaaiA -
adverse vote of parliament Rntil the sxnst
nuMber Of the liberal 3nsjsgit3 , saeees
tanned We have reason . Ae&iasp-thaG
Gladstone disapprovssr of The .nfan0A
ment suggested in vasiosqaatssas1k0
he sill aoept subocdmst0 o60sj 4As
administration he stili adhUss q Ais -
tention Of not resuminx Ulleey - -
cordially support the recegnizs& 1b91
leaders, Eari Granville md Mkquisof
Harrington. - 1. -
LONDON, April 5.-rhe oppositjoa ho
a clear working majority IN ths pa<iianent
even the home rulers are kft ont 81 -
count sl.--s-. -.
LONDON, April 5l-Glsktons vssAlpe
ted fur Mi1lothiah BY 900 najasiit.zsels
LONDON, April 5.-IeR6 AhAAD
cite says taat It i estimata1$R thssnsU
house Of coamoAs 'tisl - - ~
liberals, III consesvatisdbsasA QsHmo
rulers. The liberals viz TIM East -
iority Of 4s over the eossssyaf;;sa6s m
With the hone rulsru, bat IL ee1eleUt
tiyes snd homo rulers enuhinsd NJ 81
number the liberals. b. II. ssssr ss
ST. Kr1s, APsa <-IAs spessident u
St. Kits officially reports the suount a
damage sustained e BasntesIu On that
Island In m than tAssS boass, '4arihg
which tim The itGnm nesa, - Desals
wsre swept into tbs - md drovnel
The loss Of property is sstinatsd steo-
900. -
A private letter from Ba1bstsFts, -.
printed IN the Port Of Gpain Nso-3n,
gives the folIosing horfibb 1l1ai1as So
Me- told ne Tt eooA sgpd
Il L. II IL
, 1880-04-10

Pass AccrpESr--Mr- Adams, who has re-
certify been employed at the Watchman Office
aS Job printer, met with a very severe injury,
owing to his hand being caught in the press he
WIS working We are sorry for Mr.. Adams
for he is 4 very pleasant and oblising gentle
ln:ll. -
, 1880-04-10

ScHoor TERN We understand that a Fix
week; term Of school under ]. T. Eastman, is
l., commence to-day in Union District, nn Dry
creek. The people Of Dry creek talk Of build
ing public hall near either Dixie or Union
school hogise.
, 1880-04-10

NnrycE The ixaociatc Press has no tray
elins correspondent" in this country, but
there are those nnw travrlin: around, CORES
pondins with other papers who lay claim t"
be ON no other grounds than that when they
were stationery AID living in a town they wer'.
authorized ~ send dispatches IL lis Tar trans
mission Surh men have no, authority t. send
dispatches and We will not be rrSponSib. for
any thus >-nt.
, 1880-04-10
LATER

Mr. NJ. 4 Renshax, deputy sheriff OF Whit
nan county, has Just arrived post haste from
Colfax, and has given u further and Later N
, 1880-04-10

Bell TELEPHONE DISTRCT.-F. W. Parker,
manager Of the a. :. Y. Co.'S telegraph Office
Of .thisplice. Is endeavarin; te establish 4 dis
-r;,., r,l-pbGnr system in connection with 4
fire alarm. which viii no doubt take we'll II!
our entrrpri-iTfs city.
, 1880-04-10

STEAM Prov. The father IF Mr. Clark, our
worth freight agent, at the depot, has been for
some years perfectins a ntNT steam plow, and
we learn that the experiment is 4 success III
every particular W. would advise the Sen:l-.-
man that this section of country is the boss
place t" give it a thorough trial, anil II It
proves satisfactory, viii be thr 'boSS country
to dispose n: them.