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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

BlsLx AocsAry.-LAst sxsning The
annual meeting OF the King County
Bible Society wss held At the Brown
Chsreh. From the sspoets IL the de.
posieosy aods srsasasrrs 80 ieasa shas
them bsvs been donated et8 worth Of
BihIea 6hieysas 10 tAoas vho wseo 10.
able b purchase, and th.t 81 worth Of
Bibles have bsss sold. The olacsrs for
~ t464nk lesp 10 u eqn1t< Rke-
idSIA. = OsAlsef; Secretary. D b-WskA
Treasurer. D Horton. snd the Executive
Committee ere, J q Payne. r CAlyert.
I u AtsleW. r K~lps I'd DB Nhrd.
Tho residsut pastors we're elected Vice
Presidents. The dspnsitory 10 and vill
= oontmpsd y Ar 0eyte1i4 h1pk Nov
aA-xs1ntstreGe. an1 Is = axCos@od that
tAees will soon b . xoodSupply g
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08
DAILY INfgLLlCENCgR.
Sunday. February 8. 1880
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Rev Mr. Hetsler will preach At ths I
NJ G A hail tomorrow st 1 Pm
Among tie passengers coming up on
the state Of California a,e Capt. b.
Smith aud c. P. Ferry and wife aud 2
children. go
J,bo Csppbsll. IN Ohio lwI7years
of sxa Ore. ball thres6b BE sisters
heart last Friday from . pistol which
he did not know wss loaded.
The Puget Sound built chip Wild
weod il nov on her way ost from New
Yo1b. With . cassoA VI irsn fDr he
Nortbsrn Pacific R.iIFoad Company.
BAk Whistler vs.gto ses ysslssdsy
and Che bsYk Great Western will follow
her to-day. Both vessels are bound E,f
San Francesca. ind together they take
over twenty eight hundred tons Of Sc
attic coal.
Mr. Hsss. Of the T,voli Beer He'll.
ADVERTISE thst be. viii .Siye, all the in-
formation 10 miners segast1ing The New
Eldorsdo. that they may desire Mr.
Hess is . genial old sOul. and will Ut
least mSkc . who call on him comfort
able and happy.
New Tacoma u to elect its 6rst town
officers next Saturday. F,v. trustees
will b shSssss. Candidstrs are nun<r.
Gus. s,Dong whom the Herald men,ishs
Aessrs Bostw,ck. Lister. H.ist~ai. Hos.
mer. Quade. Sanders. Bacon. Spocner,
Fife. Chilbers. Cogswell. Kelly. Nol.n
and Granger.
DR. J Z Candy Of Puysllnp will l-ave
Pierea souusy % OF. about tine hast II
the present NINTH sccon panied By his
family. 10 take up q permanent reel
dencs Ut Spoksn Falls The doctor hss
been . good citizen. WAS member OF
the last Legislative Assembly. ard hss
the good will Of many nrisbbors.
Pierce loses and Spokan gaius. So ssys
the Tacoms HtrSM.
: 4 .
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lNDORSRD.

The entire medical profession express
the greatest confidence in the healing
refreshing aud invigorating virtues ef
Emil Frese's Hamburg Tea. 1t always
relieves sick headache. dizziness. n.r
vous complaints. l.ritahili,y. skin dis
-as =. vitiated sscret,Ons. nauses and y
thnusa nd ether troubles. 1t should he
III every household.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-08

raiDAY Feb. &

FRiDAY. Feb. 6
Territory Of Washington 70 Sam Ten
Indian. Defendsn, plead guilty oil
pefi: is-e-i y. Al NJ I'd "a ceny. ~
charged
United States vs. William Atfl;ck
Charged with snlswully cutting tim
bss on Government lard. Defsndsn,
plead guilty. paid Q 6ne q 500 and
costs aud was discharged.
Schwsbschrr Bros & Co " e A
Etstrum. The jury brought in YER
DICT. - instructed, for the plaintiff. 10
the sum Of 3S75. gold coin.
Conrad Brshum " D K Bax,e.
Referees appointed. With orders =, r..
port 70 the court within ten days
Territory Of Washington W Gsorg.
and Jim. (lndians). Nolk prossequi en-
tered - touching defsnd ant George.
who Vas discharged.
Liiientisl & Co W Jnc Collins & c..
The jury in this case bsooght in the
following verdict: 1--WE the jury i,
the case Of L,li~nth.l 4 Co ~ John
Culi,ns d Co Ind for the defendants
ALBEKr A. MANNING. Foreman.
DEFENDANTS eOunsei gave notice Of q
motion for new trial.
SATURDAY. Feb Z.
Territory Of Washington ~ Georg.
and jim QndisDsl. Defendant jim
entered plss Of guilty Of assault and
battery. ard not guilty Of assault with
a deadly weapon. - charged
United State W Peter Frey burg
Unlswfully cutting timber on Govern
nsnt lsnd. Dri-sdsnt ple~i guilty.
aud after lsyinR = tine Ut $2i1 SO md
costs. vas diechsrged
X Martin i ca vs. The Msigs Lam
Der aud Snip BaiIding Company
Judgment far pla,nti6 IN the sum oi
81, 1O4Ss and costs
Joseph Mercer~mn " Cobb & Twom-
bly,. Judgment for plaintiff. by def.uls
for el26.63 iutsruat and Costs.
Scbw bach-r Bros l. Co W Frank NJ
Duvail. v-r'ict for plaintiff in the
sun OF t395 s..
j Baun h Co " Mun.lt 4 Davis.
JuAsnent for plaintiff IN the sun of
1900.
RANK mug vs. u a A0iGs Judg-
mems for plaintiff in the sun Of 1900
and costs
Territory Of Washington Va Mary
Tacker. Default aud forfeiture of tail
in the cum of t2OO.
Court adjourned until IL o'clock
Monday morning.
N.B.-Io our court report . few days
ago 10 we're in error iu stating that
II Southland had got judgment against
d A Jennings 1t al. It should have
read ~ follows: d B Jackson / Sons
~ II Southard. Thos Luc,y and Geo
kenny, partners under the firm name
and style VI II Southland & c" and d A
Jennings at al. Judgment for plain.
TIFF. in the sum of SIC! AMI coats.
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-NEv BooKs.-Ths Uaiverrity library
isia receipt d eight asv books Foul
Ass ffon ths.Hnishsnaiss Iastituts,
ODe of them II . treatise On the mollus.
oAsf ~ Pasi0e Caass. from Cape Fiat.
tsry 70 6An Diego. Another y Of the
Hydah lndiass Il British Cslambia, b.
= 0Hvsn. and . third = b. tAs sans
author. of the Iadians q Neah Bay,
Tue foortl coaesrns the Indians Of
Aexion. The other books are froa
Delegste Brsnts. snd are ef the usual
0oyernmsut ohAsaetss. All theSe thing,
ars jsst - oasy helps % ths Univer.
sisy sud are u great Read 70 the yoash
tHAse secsfsing isseSuctios.
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Notice to Claimants Of Uni.
verslty Lands.

l have in my possession the only
Known available and complete list Of
lands selected for University purposes
in the Olympia Land District. This
list is certified to be the lands selected
by the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office at Washington. and it EN-.
braces 40, 52O acres. the entire grant.
Several thousand acres of land other
than that embraced in this list he "a
been conveyed by the agents Of the
University and are now held under
supposed University deeds. Under the
last named deeds are many improved
farms and other valuable 1anda. The
persons claiming under University
deeds will be informed by the under.
signed Of the exact standing Of their
title, for which = reasonable fee will
be expected. They will also be in
formed how to perfect their title. No
one unless he claims under . University
deed vii: receive any information. No
land grabbers need apply.
W. II. WHITE.
Attorney-at-law. Seattle, w. T.
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CARIBOo.

TRINITY CHURCH. - The Sunday
before Lent. Hours " divine service,
II An. and ] Pm. Sunday School nj
l2is. All are welcome
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MkD6kSQ Yos coAt. ~ ooass-
a~eesef the saow bsoclsds here sna
'as par blockade q Coos BAY. th~se
- nsaa hsile : ooax fasnias = SIS
ssssaaoo lsse wssks% TIE An s1ys
-. 0smse1 swses - great Ahas carts
- ~ eoyn = the ship Tso Bssehegs
- slens long ID order u secuss shsis
~ sal9tse Aext day. The lise
Is IS 81. 49,, - isseosya 81, -:
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MISCELLANEOUS.

. o.
Appetms Encyclopedias. Edition 49, Cloth $1,000 $500
Bible Encyclopedia, 5000 Engravmgs. 400U~ $500
American Mechanical Dictionary, 7470 Engs, 2700 1000
Macksys Encyclopedia Of Freemasonry, HOO o00
Catholic Family Bible, German, 1000 400
Handy Vol. Ed. Bible, II Vols. full Mo-
rocco I'm beautiful Morocco Case, 1000 1000
Stoddart's Choice Music, Instrumental,
As pieces in set, 800 400
Do Choice Music, Vocal, II pieces in set, 800 400
shakspeave, Byron Burns Milton, Moore, Scott, Pope.
Wordsworth, and Mrs. Hemans's Complete Poetical
Works. In large royal octave Volume, Library style, with
steel engsav1n@s, only 83 each.
Also Macauay England.
o.nnsn: eenns knssnts nam neu. with Best authors Doken:
England trance italy india Spain London
Hairs Family Physicians
AC.A c.
G.. DAVIES'S Book Store,
Intelliseneer Building Front
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

DISTRICT OF NEW HAVEN ss. PROBATE CoURT,l
 April 18th, 1880. { UPSTATE of NANCY BARTHOLOMEW, late of New ALHaven in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof for the creditors said Estate exhibit their claims settlement 1hose who neglect to present their accounts properly atested within said tne will be debarfed recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make mediate payment to
 FREDERICK L. DIB RLE, ap2O 2d1w+ Administration.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SPECIAL FEATURES OF SCRIBNER FOR MAY.

FrOntispieceP Portrait of E. A. Foe, engraved by COLE, from a daguerreotype accompanying critical essay by E. O. STED- The Painters of America. With reproductions of recent works of WEIR, CHASE, SH1RLAw, EAKINs, GIFFoRD, and others
 The N. Y. Seventh Regiment.
 A richly illustrated paper, containing DOT trait of Col CLARK, a crayon sketch of THEo- DoBE WINTHROP, an engraving of the new ar mory, etc.
 Peter the Great.
 Of this serial the London Weekly Times says: cit promises to be the most interest ing and the best illustrated life Of the grand old Czar ever published"
 The Dominion of Canada.
 The first of 8 comprehensive series of arti- cles on Canada, by Principal GRANT, Of Queens University. Illustrated by SANDMAN Modern Methods of Wood-Cut An interesting illustrated paper by THEo L. DE WINNIE, printer of SoR1BNER's.
 The Grandissimes. ~nIhe Atlanta Constitution says of this: "It remarkable American novel that has ever been written"
 Also, "Congress and International Copy right" MT. Burroughs |" Notes of Walker, g " Economic Defects in Christian Missions, !" a capital short story, full editorial departments, etc.
 For sale by all dealers 35 cents, $4 year. For $4.O0 can be had the last bound volume Containing all of Success with Small Fruits" and the first of ''The Grandissimes,' ssPeter the Great" and 'Louisiana,") and six months subscription, beginning with this beautiful May number.
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
EFshEBIsAPHEC ,peprYlNs.,1

Base ball yesterday: At Troy, Troys 21, Baltimores at Buffalo, Buffalos 26, picked nine 3; at Chicago, Chicagos 3, Nationals 1.
 The latest account from Newfoundland rep resents better prospect for the seal fishery Eighty thousand seals have been taken at Fago by people from the shore, and at Becarileau, near Thsring creek, they have taken 18,OOo. Doubtless another 80, 900 were taken along the intervening grounds.
 In the Whitaker case yesterday the keeper of the liquor shop at Highland Falls denied the report that one of three cadets when drinking at his bar had said that Whitaker could be fixed" The cadets were then ex- amined individually, series of questions be- ing put to them bearing on the affair, which were in each case answered in the negative. Nothing of importance was elicited.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
MOVEMENTS oSe sTHAslsssss

NEW YORK, April 2O.-Sailed, the Arizona for Liverpool, the Acapulco for Aspinwall. Arrived, the Devonia from Glasgow, the City of New York from Liverpool
 Philadelphia the Indiana from Liverpool.
 Portland Arrived, the Tsutonia from Liver pool.
 Rotterdam-Arrived, the Aaas and schie- dam from New York.
 Glasgow-Arriyed, the Syrian and Austrian from Boston.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Sarmatian from Baltimore, the Victoria and Olympus from Boston. Sailed, the Republic for New York
 Bristol-Sailsd, the Somerset for New York
 Southampton-Sailed, ths Od!r from -Bre- men for New York
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

pY respectable girl, 2 situation to do general S housewoik or any kind Of second work can give the best of recommendat Apply for two days at
 ap2l 2s- ABROAD STREET
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THE FIRE RECORD.


EXteh6lVe ElIe WOrks DestrOycd.
 PITTsBURe, April 2O.-The fire at the Vest ern file works, Beaver Falls, Pa., yesterday, entirely destroyed the building. The works were the largest and most complete of the kind in the world. They had capacity, when used to their extent, of making 1000 dozen of files per day. The works were under the immediate charge of J. M. Fessenden, E. J. Blake of New York being secretary, and F. Foshay of Beaver Falls treasurer The loss is estimated at $500, 900; insurance $125 oOO Among the companies having insurance cn the fire are the Springfield, Etna of Hartford each $5,00O; the Hartford $3,OOO.
 NEW YORK, April 2O.-A fire this evening caused loss of $2O, 900 to the stock of Dun laps hat factory on Seventh avenue. The building was damaged $5,OO0. Dunlap was insured for $4O,O GOO.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
THE SOUTH.
Virginia,
Slow Justice for Criminals.

PETERsBURs, April 2o.-The April term of the Dinwiddie County Court, Judge R. c. Shell presiding, was held yesterday. A special grand jury had been summoned to seek and, if possible, ferret out the lynchers of James Black. After receiving the judges charge, the grand jury reported that after the exam ination of a number of witnesses, nothing could be ascertained as to the names of the persons engaged in the affair. A large num- Der of negroes from all parts of the country were in attendance, and awaited the report of the grand jury with much interest. It is said that before lynching Black, the masked regulators clipped both his ears and subjected him to other tortures and disagreement.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
lllinOIS.
Track of the Cyclone.

WINTERS, Davies Co.,, April 20.-A ey- clone one-eighth to one-quarter of mile in width passed through here Sunday from southwest to northeast, demolishing every thing in its course. It was terror to behold. No lives were lost as far as heard from. Buildings, fences, stock, etc., were destroyed and scattered in every direction.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
Poisoned by Eating Canned Fruit.

FO1sUGGu ny ES8t1MB OHMMeN
 NEW YORK, April 20.-The family of Arthur Gilbert, of No. 134 Macon street, Brooklyn, consisting of six persons, became seriously i'll on Sunday evening in consequence of eating canned cherries One of the sons is in pre- carious condition. The physician said that there was enough lead in the dish of cherries to have killed the family.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
THE RATIONAL CAPITAL.

RaBdaIEs Belief that His State is Se-
 cure for TiIden.
 WASHINGTON, April 2O.-Speaker Randall said this morning that Pennsylvania was with out doubt secured for the Tilden interest The programme was to elect delegates by Con eressional districts with four delegates at large
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Special loorrsETondenceo the youENAL AND OoUHIRal

JOHN E. DAVIS 6 Co.,, Bankers and Brokers,f
 No. IT Wsii street, New York,
 April 9O 1880. The more conf tone of the money market has resulted in settled, if less active feeling in stocks and well Distributed business the entire list strong pr:ty much all day, the downward action being succeeded by strong and apparently confident buying, predicated on the continued large and increased earnings of the various railroads There particularly features to note, and the market closed quiet. It remains to be seen whether the beginning of the May "boom," so long predicted, is st hand.
 The Bond Market.-Government bonds dull and firm.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

The Liberal leaders had conference yes- terday at London. The impression gains ground that the Marquis of Harrington will be sent for to form new ministry.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

ANDREWS-In East Haven, April 2Oth, Timothy An- dre6s, aged 5I years.
 Funeral from the Congregational Church Thurs day at p. m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice, SHANNON-In this city, April 20h, Mrs. Wru. Shan non, aged 78 years.
 Funeral from No. Lafayette place this (Yednesday afternoon st o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

TO RENT.
 Aa4A FINE place in Fair Haven East, new house iH and barn and large garden low to good party. A4AIn central location, part of house, separate entrance and number, or rooms, gas and water very low to the right party small family only oe- srable Also houses in Orchard street, ST to SU per month; house and barn for $9 per month; the store A Church strset; house and barn in Clinton avenue For Sale Chapel street Business property two Farms two Building Lots, $10 per foot; new house and barn this city for s9OO. HENRY G. NEWTON, Room 22 Wbtte's BuiIdino 69 Ohurch street. ap20
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

and to have no unit rule. If TiIden is 0 can- didate he will probably have Pennsylvania's vote in the convention. If not 8 candidate the State will favor one acceptable to him. Mr. Randall, whenever questioned as to his own position, says he is for Tilden first and last It is generally thought that if Tilden is out of the field Pennsylvenias vote will be cast for Randall. Members of the Pennsylvania dele gation in Congress, who are not for Tilden, are warm in his advocacy.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
The Yellow Fever on the Marion.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-Commander Bunce, of the Marion, under date of March 10, re- ports all the yellow fever patients well except two or three, who are not strong enough to go on duty. The ship was fumigated, and he expected to have the officers and crew on board by April l. Of the origin of the fever Commander Bunce says that no cause can be positively assigned. His opinion is that it was brought on board in the fuel, either coal or wood, taken in Rio. The washing is also suspected of having contained germs of the disease. Every want of the crew, sick and well, who are on Flores Island, has been sup piled. The medical officers are highly com plimented for their work. No other deaths havA occurred
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
MARRIAGES
DEATHS.

BURR-LATHROP-In Woodbury. April 7th, Edwin Burr, formerly of Newtown, and Miss Helen Lathrop of Woodbury.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
I'D RENT.

AHa& HOUSE No. 24O Columbus street, S250. Mtii House No. 128 Portsea street, s2a0. E42- House No. POI Portsea street, $190.
 House No. 50 Liberty street, $168.
 Apply to -
 ma16tf TROS. R. TROWBR1D6E.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
Rtal Estata.
FOR RENT.
TO RENT.

SeeA HOUSE No. 112 Whalley avenue, II rooms. ESil II oder n improvem 'nts- Inquire at Room No. ap2O 5tS CT GILBERT.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
REASONABLE DRY C()(DS!! !!

Summer Silks, Printed Linens, Lawns, Cam brics, MuslinS, Cling hams, Grenadines, Cashmere de India, PaTssoIs, Umbrellas, Laces Ruchings, Lisle Gloves. Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery, Merino Under wear, Fringas, Gimps, Ribbons, Garments, Buttons. Novelties In at low and uniform prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

War DeParGm't Weather ObserVati0ns. Taken at 2. m.. p. m., p. m.-Aprn 2o.- Barometer. 29.ss7 s0.o88. 3o.i75 Thermometer, 53, 5i, AS. Wind, airection-S, SW, NV. Velocity, in miles per hour, 3, 6, g. westher fog9y, light rain, clear. Maximum Thermometer, 53 degrees. Min mum Thermometer, 48 degrees. Rainfall in inches, 0ooO. Maximum Velocity of Wind, 10 miles per hour.
 VIII. D. WEIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps U. s. Army.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
Houses and Lots For Sale.

sSA@ Houses on College Street, York, Lib- E;isI erty, Orchard. Sylvan avenue, Howard avenue k2t4 House and Barn George street, Westville, East Haven and Fair Haven.
 Lots with water front in West Haven Lots Nicon street, Kimberly avenue Congress ave- nue. &c.
 Houses and Fcnen1ents to rent. first. class Brick Houses on Howe street, between George and Grown streets English basements, with all the modern improvements, at S1 low prices
 Money to loan city property.
 Eeeaa Estate Office A Church Street, Room HcadIey Building. Office open evenings.
 anl9 U. F. COMSIOOk.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
VOL. XLVIII1
Wants.
"ANpEn

WANTED, EyAMILY wASHINGS at my house. Terms reagou- E able. will not injure the choicest laces on the finest clothes. I the Little Giant, Jr.s Machine.
 MRS. E. D. HAWLEY, ap2l St- Pine Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

At& BY YOUNG gentleman, pleasant unfur- E4y nished Room with board private family pre- szzS ferred; references exchanged; state location and terms. Address
 ap2I 2t1 "J c. M n this office.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
War Departm,t Weather a

APRIL 21, gp r RIsaE, Il AooN SErs, 1 EIsz WATEz aSH SETS, AT 5 O6 8. m. SIS 8. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
WANTED-

WANTED9 A SITUATION to do general housework in prt- A vate family; good city reference. Apply at
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

w IAN IT HIJe A SITUATION by young lady as copyist stea- A dy employment desired. Address
 NE. HOULT, ap2I 4t' west Cornwall, Conn,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
FOR SALE.

HM Thoroughbred Saddle Horse for lady or
 sS@ gentleman; is broken to single or double $S harness also a 1ady's driving Mare broken s1Aa.Ae to saddle. No speculators need apply.
 JOHN WURTS
 ap21 2t* 65 Whitney Ayenue
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

FOX RENIs 5SzS4 PART of Store IA State street. Inquire at @zIH THE STORE.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

"ANLE1ps 4 SITUATION to do cooking, washing and iron- "A ing in a small family. Can be seen for two days at
 ap2I It. 172 FRANKLIN STREET,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

YO RENT, ssaA FIRST FLOOR and Basement of House No. gSA 135 Water street from Msy 1st SIP per month EHA Apply at - ap15 If 67 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21

SITUATION WANTED. Q1 A respectable young girl chambermaid and ED waitress; good city reference Call for two days at
 ap2I lts 2GOID STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
THE WEST.
MfSsOuri.

Graphic Description of the Tornado Ghastly Record of Death and Ruin- People AyvOke to Death-Unfertunate
 Victims 0G the Flames.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-21
WANTED.

WANTED & TX OR EIGHT good House Painters and two Pa- | ? per Hangers. None but practical workmen need apply. L, H. BEARDSLEY, ap20tf Artisan Street
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-10
THE RIVER.

Sioux City Journ i, 8 h: The Fonten-|
the Terry pulls out Capt Paul Murphy,
who goes as MISTER Of the boat, arrived
from Bismarck Yesterday. Capt. Murphy
WIS formerly maater Of The Mcleod. He|
reports 'be Northern Pacific transfer boa,
safe in the water agan, aud the river ss
low at that point as before lie a,r r, e. !
The r.rr. WIS getting on her freight raE-
Idly yesterday and is 10 get off Al noon for
Pierre. The little the boat lacks of full
oad will be made out at Yank!On. Cap,
Sims says he can stow away two hundred
IONS on this. the smallest of the feet. :. !.
: Col Akin says he will not load the Meade
At present, hoping that President Brown
ell of the Peck line, will yet decide to pu,
uew y machinery IN the bnat. Meantime he
nss secured the services as engineer Of n
man familiar with the present peculiar
machinery Of the boat. AM if the new
nach,uery is not decided ON the boat viii
,e sent out as soon rs she can be loaded
.tser the leaving o. the Fontenelle j.. Cap
Joe Fec;o arrived with M outfit of officer.
aud t,ok charge Of the Helena yesterday
s[oadng was commenced. aud the boa il
z xpecled. to get off on Saturday with 1G(
4 IONS of private freight for Benton. A
aYank,on ninety tons of government
esire,shl will be put ON. Among the pr,vs,,
safrcght loaded al this city is 10000 pound
Eff hog products from the pork house. Th
tnwinn.