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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
NEW MINING REGION.
Rich Discoveries of Carbonate
Ores-NIiners and Capitalists
on the Move En- MaSse.

DENVER, COL, September l5.-For
some months past prospectors and some
prominent capitalists have been quietly
prospecting on Battle Mountain IN the
Eagle River Mining District, thirty
miles northwest OF Leadville. Develope-
ments have progressed so far and shown
such an amount OF mineral in that To-
cality that road and telegraph are being
pushed forward from Leadville, and
miners AMI capitalists are now going to
this new camp in large numbers. Car
Donate ores promise, from the regularity
OF their veins, to yield an immediate
and handsome addition to the silver pro-
duction of the State, smelters having
been already started.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
DRY GOODS.
New YORK.

New YORK, September lj.-Dry Goods
business quiet to-day owing to the
Hebrew holiday. Cotton goods are in
fair demand and some makes OF fine
brown sheetings are selling at value.
Prints in steady request, ginghams and
dress goods are doing well; mems
woolens goods sluggish, and Aannels
and repellents in fair demand. For
eign goods are in moderate request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
THE NATIONS WARDS.
Their Enumeration to Com
mence October 1st.

WAsHiNGToN, September Is. - The
work Of taking the census of the Indians
OF the Emitted States will be commenced
October lst. The census will include
the enumeration of the Indians by ap-
prOximate ages, vital statistics collected
by United States surgeon on the dit.
ierent reservations, educational statistics
by Government teacher, and industri-
al statistics gathered by special agents
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
Ghe Spring Water Fraud.

SAN FRAScIsCo, September l5.-State
MineralOgist Henry Ii. Hanks made an
aualysisof Lichener' alleged gold bearing
spring near Calistoga, and finds not the
slightest trace OF gold in it. 1t has been
ascertained that Lichener obtains his
results by what may be termed saItlng
the water with chloride Of gold and then
precipitating gold on sheet lead. The
fraud is eiiectually exposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
NEW HAMPsHIRE DEMOCRACY
Hon Frank Jones Unanim ously Nomi-
mated for Governor at Concord.

Hon Frank Jones Unanim ously Noml-
mated for Governor at Concord.
CONCORD, September l5.-The Demo
cratic State Convention was called to OF.
der at noon, with large attendance oil
delegates and spectators. After the APP
poiutment OF the various committees
recess was taken.
Upon reassembling, John IL. George
was selected as permanent chairman
On taking the chair, he made a ringing
address. speaking at considerable length.
Hon. Frank Jones was unanimously
nominated for Governor. Col. w. IL. ID.
Cochran, Joseph Goodwin and John W;
Dodge were nominated for .Railroad
Commissioners, and ]. B. Chandler and
John C. Moulton chosen as electors.
The following resolutions were adopt
ed: ~
Rssolred, BY the Democracy Of N"'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
American pharmaceutical Association

SARATOGA, September l5.-The Amer,
lean Pharmaceutical Association elected
Joseph 4. Shinn, of Philadelphia, Presl-
dent, and George Ii. Shatier, OF Iowa,
one OF the Vice Presidents; G. Lewis and
d. f. Hill, of Louisville, Reporters on
Pharmacy. Charles Huston, OF Ohio,
was elected member of the Executive
Committee. The membership has In
creased forty-six since the last report.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
ST. GAINESVILLE.
The Belmont County Fair a
Great Success.
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, o., Sept. /

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., Sept. Is.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
The opening OF the Belmont County
Fair, to-day, was grand success, every
department being filled to overfiowing.
The streets were handsomely decorated
and enliyened with martial music, and
the town is crowded with people. Ex-
Governor Cox addresses the veterans
tomorrow. The races promise to be
exciting. The weather is all that could
be desired. Nick.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
W OOL.
EOston.

Bosrox, September l5.-Wool-Eery
quiet, with the transactions limited To
the immediate want of the manu- iactur-
ers: stocks accommodating raiidiy but
very little pressure to force sales; Ohio,
Pennsvlvania, XX and above i3!ta 4i!c;
Michigan ani Wisconsin extra feeces
held at 3SG40:.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
Minister Deposed.

BCFFALo, September l5.-Lev. L. P;
Adams, OF Dunkirk, was to-day deposed
from the ministry OF the Presbyterian
Church, BY the Presbytery OF Buffalo,
for here.y in preaching against the doc
trins OF eternal punishment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
THE BROOKLYN FASTER.
LiyingstOn's Condition on the
Eighth Day Of His Abstinence
From Food.

Nkw YORK, September l5-Liying-
ston, the Brooklyn faster, is now in the
eighth day OF his fast. His face is sallow,
his eyes suuken and he is exceedingly
nervous This morning he took short
walk under the charge OF his watchers.
The medical fraternity begin to take
an interest i'm his condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
JUDGE LYNCH AP WORK.
Negro Murdersrs Riddled With Bullets
or Strung Up to Trees-Terrible Deeds
of an Armed Mob In penuossee

Negro Murderers Riddled With Bullets
or Strung Up to Trees-Terrible Deeds
ofan Armed Mob in Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September 15.-A
letter from the adjoining county OF Rob.
ertson, says that seven negroes have
been arrested as implicated in the MUIR
der OF one Lee Laprade. One OF the
negroes was taken to Saddlevile, Sun
day, and it is reported that he has con-
fessed, naming accomplices.
A Springfield special t. the Amoican,
says: At II O'Clock Tuesday night mob
of one hundred armed men came into
town
Began to Batter IN the Doors Of the Jail,
containing two negroes charged with the
murder OF the old man Laprade. Four
suspected negroes were in the hands OF
the mob and two others in the Jail also,
a negro named Joe Ramsey who mur-
dered Miss Helt.
The following specials to the Americm.
were received this morning:
GUTHRIE, KY, SEPT. 10, 2:30A.M.
Jim Higgins, one OF the Laprade mur-
derers was captured at Paduch few
days ago and brought to Saddleville for
trial. He made iull confession yester.
day. There were seven more negroes
Implicated i'll the Murder.
The trial not being finished parties were
put on guard at Saddleville last night.
This morning at / o'clock masked
party OF fifty men were seen half mile
from Saddeville, armed with shot guns,
nnI hnlIinn p4nSnlt n.iAn TuantN
men were seen passing here at l2 O'Clock
going to SaddievlIe. There is no doubt
but they will lynch the negroes before
morning.
Additional Particulars.
SPRINGFIELD, September -, 3 \. NJ
Arch Jamison and Jack Bell w.rr taken
by the mob and will he hanged. Ram
sey was left dead OH tine Jail fDor, rid
died with bullets. The mob LETT quietly.
They broke open several blacksmith
shops and got tools. they broke down
the doors Of the jill, went into ;h, cells,
took out two negroes and left town with
them securely tied and riding in front u
the mob Everything WIS qui"'. TIE
citizens Geui 10 the jill after The mob
had LETT, and lounl Ramsey On tie t.oor
dead,
PERI city x ddled Win Bulle.s
None OF til" nOb are known They
went west on thv rlar!;svi'ir roI'i Some
citizens asked wii,rr they WnGd find
the prisoners, a:I one ol In" mob re-
marked that the buzzardS would find
them. 1t is said ~ the negroes will be
hangcd together The mob viii no, Row
have time to take :hcn where L&prL le
was murdered before daylight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
BUCKEYE GRIMES.
Will Have to Swing" Mother Grimes"
Murderer.

CoLUMnUs, O., Sept. l5.-Governor
Foster has refused TO interfere III the
case Of Mitchell, the wiie-murderer, un-
der sentenced to be hung at Troy, Ohio,
next Friday.
A chain of circumstantial evidence
seems TO point to VIM. Peel, now under
arrest as the murderer OF Mrs. Grimes,
whose body was found near the city
some time ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at 2 to 3 per Cent-Govern.
ments Dull and Weak-fIour Steady
Wheat Strong and High
er-Hogs firmer
FIN NANCE.
Now York.

1'o" = ohAs
Ngw YORK, September l5.-MoNRv-
Easy q. 2(d3 per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper 4l@5! per cent. Sterling ex-
change. bankers bills steady at 4Sl; de-
mand IS4.
SnyEE-At London 5oI pence; bar
silver here ll3; subsidiary silver coin
s(1l per cent. discount.
GovERSNENTs-Dull and weak; Is
declined / and 4 is per cent.
L. >. Coupons (lssll
New l02Z
New Four'aui-one half. ts........................lD
p,;s ~ 90 -; .-''''"isS
RAILRoAD BoNDs-Actiye but irregu-
lar.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet
SToCKs-lhe market opened firm
and in some cases fraction higher, but
soon became weak and prices declined
to per per cent, Manhattan Elevated
and Wabash Pacific leading in the
downward movement. During the af-
terioon the market WAS somewhat irreg.
ular, but in late dealings a strong tone
prevailed and an advance OF
to per cent. was recorded,
Manhattan, Denver and Rio Grande,
Wabash Pacific and the granger and coal
shares being the most prominent In the
Improvement Foreign steamers brought
Sl,Gjj, 600 in gold.
The transactions on the Stock EK.
change aggregated 302, 900 shares, Of
which 3 100 were C., &. & |. C., 5000
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western,
Zoo Delaware and Hudson. 1900 Den.
A.aA
COO liannibal and st. Joseph. 900
Iron Mountain, 800 Kansas and Texas,
$4,000 Lake shore, 5000 Lake Erie and
Western. $50 Michigan Central, 10000
Northwestern, 1000 Nashville and Chat
tanpoga, 1000 New Jersey Central,
$500 New York Central, 5000 Northern
Pacific, 2i.000 Ohio and Mississippi,
100 Pacific Mail, S,I00 Reading, 1900
st. PAM, 2.50) 1t. Paul and Omaha,
$500 Union Pacific and 10000 Wabash
pn.it. n,l Jll W,N,.,n Ifn;,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
Mia Jurv in Mississippi.

Scop., Miss September l5.-Eleven
whites nId one colored man compose
the jury in the case OF Nlrgie ana uuIly
on trial for killing Gilner. Inc e&ami-
nation OF witnesses begins to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
a BOAT UPSETS,
And a Woman ard Three Chill
dren Lose Their Lives.

BERTHIEE, O., Sept. l5.-Mrs. Oliver
Jolly and her three children were
drowned by the upsetting Of their boat
on the 81. Lawrence river. Two men
and one woman were saved by clinsing
TO the boat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
THE SPANISH YOUNQSTER
Duly Baptized and Given q Name.

MADRID, September ID. The Princess
has been baptized and named Maria
Mercedes Isabella. Queen Isabella was
sponsor. The fnnctionaries and ambas.
sadors were present. The Archbishop
OF Toledo otIiciated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
alcnsC,

ClNCISsnTI, September l5.-EIogs -
Firmrr; common 81 01H4 20; hight - -
as 10; packing 81 S0t6j p; butchers
s. 2j@j a. Receipts, LOO head; slip
msEts, none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16

A Berlin dispatch says: "1hc Italian
Emissary is expected at Freiderichs
Rhue 10 sound Prince Bismarck rela-
tive to Tie entry OF Italy into the Aus.
trO German aI!ance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
WADUINGToN's TROUBLE
Tho French Foreign Minister Said to
Have SAINT a Chnllanan

BERLIN, Sept. l5.-Waddington has
requested the German Government TO
officially contradict Herr Van Cuhler's
assertions reg Ring him. 1t is reported
at Paris tia; Waldington has chal
lenyed Van Cuhler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
phe First Snow.

Lock HAVEN, September l5.-snow
fell in Gallagher township, this county,
yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16
iI!t - SIiUCk.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBGEry, September l5-Ca'iie
Receipts 663 head; market fair best
shipping s. 00G5 -; fair to good 81 80
"a -; common to light g j0Gi -.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; Workers
s. 9On5 o.; rniidelphas 81 i0Cd5 TO
Sheep Receipts 400 head. Market
selling active at s. 25Gi 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16

Receipts 663 head; market FAIR best
shipping s. 00G5 -; fair to good 81 80
al -; common to light 3 50Gi %.
IIogs-Receipts 600 head; Workers
81 9Ot5 o.; Pn.ihdelphias s. i0Gf5 TO
Sheep Receipts 2400 head. Market
selling active at s. 25Mi 30.
Lalcn.G.
CI'CAGo, September l5.-The Dry,rc
,in,! ma rcP'I, !"g receipts II ,000 head;
shipments 900 head. Marke, dull cN.
ccpt Tor prim" grtsscrs 1T Il OOjd -
common 10 gooh mixed packing = S0Cd,
5 %; light = OlGl5 30; heavy - 400
Go; one sria'i demand at - 90; bacon
hogs III sna,' "rtnand.
Cattle RrCniytS 1000 heal; ship
mcnts . POO head. Prime shipping aud
exports firm and strong at 81 900 ) -;
common r. mISrd shipping dull al 81
coat 40: hu,rhcrs' weak but active AZ
- 00@3 10; feeders S3 1913 Go;
alvcs SlUGt - per head; western natives
S3 30; Texans y 2Oa3 i0 COWS s. 90
as p; through Texans - 0O"3 10.
Shccp-Rcceipis 700 head; pri, es
declined ccai Lambs per head - 80;
common to matium . 50di 90; good
to choice 81 2jITi 80.
Cincinnati.
CivCISY>TI, September l5.-EIOgs a.
Eirmrr; common 81 00Nd4 20; hight - -
as 10; packing 81 S0tfj p; butchers
s. 2ja5 ~. Receipts, 100 head slip
meEts, none.
Baltimore.
Baltimore. September l5.-Cotton-
Quiet; middllnG llsall}c. Flour 80
Quiet: western supcrliHe s3 00Gr3 80;
extra 81 -: family - O0Cd;j ID. Wheat
Western irrcgullr but generally high
cr: closed easy; No. western winter
red, spot and seller September 81 O5sn
| O5i; seller October 81 OGtGl 0Gi; sci.
Ter November II 0SfTl OSl, seller DE.
cember 81 ODlGl 09i. Western
quiet and steady; western mixed, spot
aud seller September 81 i@5l!c. Cats
Steady; western white 42idI2ic; do
mixed il@il!c. Rye-Qniet at 5jc
Hay--Stcady. Provisions-Firm with
an active iobbinc demand. Bulk Meats
loose shoulders andclear rib sides
none Offering; do packed 6!@9ic. Ba-
CON Shoulders 7c; clear rib sides Zoe.
Hams AT l2}@I3lc. Lard-Refned in
ticrces gc. BUltcr-liigher; prime to
choice western packed l7@2jc. Eggs
Higher and Grn al lSc. Petroleum
Crude nominal: refined 9sc. Coffee
Quiet; Rip c.r.pcs. ordinary to fair l3
ole. Sugar Steady; A soft l0.c.
Whi.hy Quiet az 81 II.
To.cdo
To,srn. September lj-Whrat-
Steady; 80 3 whit Wabash 9jr; No.
white Michigan 96'; amber Michigan
o. .r: No. red Wabash spot ~ tc; sci.
lcr U''n5er 9>lc; seller November 99sc;
seller December $lO0l; No ; red Wa.
bash Gjlr: W. red Dayton and Mich
igan % H.; No. ; 10 9jc; rejected S6sr;
No. = red nixci 9Jc. COrn-Steady;
high mixed iiiy; ~. > seller October
49,; seller November Ale; rejected iG.c.
Oa a.s--Qli No. > 32,r.
Eew Orleans
Ngw ORLEANS, September l5.-Cotfee
Scarce and firm: Rio cargOes, orllna-
~ to prime liGJi7c. Sugar-Duil AMI
nominal; Gpcn kettle :0ic; yellow clari-
fled lOtr. Mo.asses Dull and nominal.
RiCc-Dull: louisiana, ordinary to
choice, 4i@Gc
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBCRGH, September l5.-Petrole-
um-Firm; crude a. 81 l5 at Parkers
for shipment; refined steady at lOc fer
Philadelphia delivery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16

AUGUSTA, September l5.-The follow
ing is the status OF the Legislation: Sem
ate-Republicans 81, Fusion 10; House
Republicans 81, Fusions 81, with two
tea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-16

SAddtisn1k Aast.t. on 4h Pape,l
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

The Nellie. under . special charter.
will take party from Port Gamble 70
ssabeck today. TO witness the launch.
B.rks Lizzie Williams and Aureols
have sddsd themselves. withia the past
four and twenty hours. 20 the coal fleet
in port. Nsitber Was . day too soon
70 salt the road.
The Josephine will cell 10 ct the
barrel fastory wharf today. for the
purpose 81 accommodating people in
the northern part of town Who my
wHut to 60 10 Sesbsck.
The Beard Of Directors VI tbs King
C,usty Associations will meet q 10
toisy. ct the oiiics Ut the Secretary.
Fair tiss 10 eomisg on. snd ssIi work
rrmsins To do. Let the st.endancs b
. full one.
Hon ] A Kuhn. of Port Tswnsrnd.
dsIsgsts Ia the Natisnsl Dsmocss,ic
Convention ~ Cincinnsii from WISH
ing On Territory. arrived In S~sitls
lsse night. end psocssdsd % Port IOWA.
sesd this morning.
The carriage tenn Of Mayor Tbsmp.
sont VI Portland. rsa away last We'd.
nu.slpe. .spd 0ea.idsrsbly Injured the
vehlcie. bsbind thrn. A bay. se~ing
tbs a.cs,ing team. threw sions st
them. AaI completely knocked nut the
eye ~ me animal. which the Mayor
s.ys he ~sli r~piscs With uisss eye.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21
NKyAD. AND o,reox RAILROAD

NEVADA AND OnEaox RAILRokD.-
The Carson Tmes of the 9Th inst. has
the annexed in regArd to the above
road: John T Davis. the presidsnt OF
this proposed narrow gage line. states
that within one year the real will be
far beyond SusAnvills, stretching it,
iron fingers among the valleys OF
Southern Oregon TO bear their produce
to market, The rad is to run from .
point ct or Dear Anr.rA, New. TO z point
1t OF near the boundary line OF Nevada
and Oregon. where aaid dividing lines
intersect the western shore Of Goose
Lake Its route will be through Es-
msraIda. Douglas. Ormsby. WAsbos
and Roop counties in Nevada. and
thence through Sierra, Lassen and
Aodoc counties, California, tn the
aforesaid intersection. John T Davis
Is president and s NJ Holmes treasurer.
Its term Of existancs 10 to be fifty years !;
length. 500 miles; capital stock, IS ooO..
UI0. made Up OF $1,000 shares II the
par value OF 500 each Its present
bard Of directors is compossd Of John
T Davis. b NJ Holmes. Geo l. Woods.
Jas McMc-han. Trenmsr Gotta. c
Mcr.rnahsn AID A G Ellie. The rad.
If built, will be OF especially great
benefit Ia the rich farming country in
lessen and Modoc counties lying north
of Reno. aud incidentally to the entire
State.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

NINE CmlHAMES SENT UP.-Lass
Tussdsy. the Coioant informs us, ct Q
short distance below Yale. . heavy
blast wss let Oh. Through miscon.
cepsion Of orders. nine China uen were
standing ON the rock Immediately over
the charge when ths OK plosion occurred.
They were hurled high in the air and
fell msimsd and bleeding 10 the earth,
oil more or less iniured--two with frsc.
tursd skulls The frfspds of the iu-
jursd men. so s0on ~ they had grsspsd
the TACT. srised picks and Axss aud
started tor the foreman of the gapg-a
white man. They chssed him for q
long distance up the aide Of . hill.
Pear lent him wings aud he few up the
hillside With the speed Of 9 chamois
and distanced his pursuers. The Ia.
jursd n,sn are Ia the hands of DR. Han.
ingtoa and oil bat two or three sill
probably recover.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

To III ABANDONED. --Camp Chelan.
Ia Stsvoss county. > military poet es-
tsbli-hsi little more than year since.
10 ~ be imm.tiiAssly sbAndaned by oe-
der Of the War Department. Tkis 10.
formstioa 10 derived ftom rsiisbls asd
semi official sources. Il 10 but . fsw
weeks since the buildinys st the post
were cnaplstrd end srrangsocnts
Mais fss chs accosnnodAtion Of the
g.srisoa The powers that b have
changed their mind and notwishstsnd.
ING ID. iMmsn,s cssst Of the i,arracks.
tho pst will be abandoned. Tbs
great expense necessary to maintain
90 u.el.ss luxury when the b<aodts
DEF, .s.i was so disprnposts,Dats Ia the
oati.y u alleged - the cAase Of tbs
abandonment. Three u four epapaniss
III soldiers are statioaed 81 ths hwt. one
af which will DO ordered 10 Fort Ctra,
d'Alsne and the rvsnaining three will
he Divided among asiyhboriae posts-
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21
A Coop YIELD The grssshoppers

A Coop YIELD The grssshoppers
acted very partial somehow. One To-
c.iity they matched bald headed
while in others they didn't touch .
thing There 10 Mr. Gwinn. for instance:
He harvested this season OF IS acres,
1927 bushels OF the finest wheat we
ever clApped our eyes on. being 461
bushels to the acre. Many Of his neigh.
boss were blessed likewise and there il
il. While many reap an abundant
crop. others don't reap st all; but cut
their wheat for hay long ago which was
the bsst they could do under the blight.
ing circumstances which surrounded
them W. w. Watchnlrs.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21
Asornxs scuooL.-ss.,sts will soon

ANOTHER ScnooL.-Sesitis will soon
10 = vsritsbis City Of SCHOOL," II
already has the Territorial Univsrsity.
i've public schools aud three psisste
schools. giving employment to twenty.
four tsschsr,, aud educating bstwsen
seven aud eight hundred children. For
= town Of 1000 people this il good
sl,oging. Good - j. 10. however. IL 10
hot ~ good - VIZ wili bs able a. make
. lev ss,w,ths hencs. For . Ion: time
tho Catholics havr had seattle In view
- the place tor the locAtioe u . school
for y"lng isdiss. This wish Of their
hearts l. nov about to receive gratidca-
ton. Mother Oliver. Mother GanerAl
for Csnsds and the Unitsd Ststss of
tharOr,iss Of the Sisters Of the Holy
Names. and Sister Mary Dolores.
Mother Superior Ut Portland VI the
sam Order. we're here yesterday. and
while hsrs ratified the purchase Of 100
by 2tO fsst ON second street. between
sunsca aud University. comprising lots
2snd 5. q aud in block of Deony's
addition. aud inclading whst y known
- tbs Sudsen property. Thsss lots ars
Beautiful. the issprovsmsnts upon thsm
costly. aud the price paid %. S00-
very iow The intention 10 10 put
their scho.,l projscs into the earliest
possibls oossuw@atioa. Plans for the
ersctioa Of . building have been
siready sent for. aud the work VI eoa.
structiun will be- undsr way early 10
srptemhsr. to be aaishsd about Christ
mas. This building. iutsn led for
school purposes. will stand upon The
north corusr. and will be large, veil
built end highly orpaaasntal. being
like the school bsildina in Oakl.nd
that belongs TO thu came Order. This
Ssstsrhood has schssls oil over the
country. including several 10 Oregon.
AMI IA their management have hithsrto
bssa highly successful. The due house
st present On these lots the Slstsss will
use ~ . rssidsnce fos thsmsslves and
pupils. snd ~ The pears slapse they
will eii 10 meat their growing wants.
Five ~ cir yeanR lsdiss from seattle
have been attending the Couysnt
school in Victoria during the past
year, In future there will Le none. and
not only that but there will he good
many young women from abroad at the
school herr. which will prove ~ our
,o~n VI pccuuisry sdvsstags - sell -
educational aud moral.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-08-21

CoLorcxY Get out your dictions-
ries. readers. aud look ov.r the follow.
ing { ON the San Francisco Chroaieie Of
the lath last: AZ 81. Mays Hospital.
yesterday, DR. Murphy successfully
peffTmsd the operation Of colotomy
GA Atlas Frrd .nyer. aud removed the
l6-ounce vial which had lodged Cor t,s
pa.t eles days in tn. sigmoii h-xurc
of the 'oion. The vial WAS fluid
length~ise Ia the body. the bottl. having
cut the intestinrs. waieh were greatly
infiamed from. contact Win the glass.
The bottle VAS eight inches in length
and uine inches in circum ference. and
~as tightly corked. The opinion OF
the surgeons Is that Fredouyer's chances
Of recovery are slim, for the reason
that per'oni,is is likely to supervene ="