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lIONORS OF THE uUD.



Prince
Special Dhpdtth 10 7he Chicago Tribune.
nosToS, Mnss.. Dec. A.-Tho uofGMt Dt Solo
mon II, Strbbins, tho Republican candidate for
Mayor, to-day. ~ mt a sign of Democratic VIC
tory. Thort never WINS such n mixture 1T ,lot1-
p,rtlsan and Independent tlckots with thGse or
tho trKulAr parties In tho city, nlld Mt midnight
very little VIVA known Of tho rcsult except that
Mayor Price was reelected Tho lnteat rOtur,.s
show TINT tho Aldermen stand four lscpuh-
ltcHns to eight Democrats: tho Council forty-
two lsepublicaas nnl twenty-s'x Democrats;
and only ul.o female IL returned 70 the School
Committee. an.1 sio only. to III! yarAnoy
caused w resignation; Very fcw feIaate.
atehhius wore both m cItlzons' tickets and tho
t!cleut Of tho Republican cnrtfllRte Ii lnr.ny
duo to in,screet action OH tho part OF tho Re
nnoean orx.ns, whssh @ .ste th9 a. fo2i!st e char9a
pny 0Lcary 1T W!tshlngton for services bsforc
tho Rivers tl11d Ilarltlrs Committee. As tho
Mayor WIS accompanied by u camulltteo ot tho
City GnvGrntnaut III the ntGaAtQtl, 0lttl wna 6la
tninctl ty them, tho c!argo aatetl NJ bt,nmc-
rs.,lg, and cr..tnl II sytnpathy for Mr.. Prince.
THO coming Government will be essentially u
n0u. partisan ono, conpNre! With tho present.
, 1880-12-15

p1TssnUNo, pa., Doc. 14.-John 4. Galloway,
former ticket ngont Ut tho Allegheny Valley
Ihilroad Mt KittaaniuH, Pa., was arrested lust
night Mt Cresttlne, O.. by 0tscer Stevenson, nnd
brought to this city to-1ay. The robbery,
amounting to ubout $500, WIS committed last
fatt. Galloway lied, taking with him n Young
woinan named MaxHio Dell. Detectives wero
ao t on na1 ,l0f ho ss 10 boroF fa Woro % ey
cr,sscd ov0r Into Cnbatla. 4 fow
tMys nHo word wis received ut Kttannng
from, tho Chict of Police OF st. John, N. F., TO
tho effect thHt tho couple had started for tho
United States. and wt'uld probably mako uoir
wHy to Crcstline. 0AiecE Stevenson WAs ncc0rd-
inREy sent to that plAce, md found thonl MS
statcd. galloway ls abo!t2 Il ycnrs Of aye. lio
l1as Il xlfo and tsp children living In lttttan-
nng Valley MnIrnaa officials say I!,ey propose
OF tho Inv.
, 1880-12-15
THE p1toDIGAL RETURNED.
al a4sk. L.. fJ.x

OCOaohowoC, Wis, Dec A.--A special from
WnukcshR sayB TINT Harrison I.ewis whese sud-
den departure Ibout thrae mouths ago with hls
little son caused 1nuc! Talk In that village, rc-
ttsrnod a fcW days siuco with hls child, whose
Absenc0 had almost cr,lxed its mother. Mr.
Lew1R was received by his wife on h!s promise
Of reform. uut In u family quarrel ho assaulted
his son Emory, OF Kansas, now visiting there.
who had his fathor arrested for assault and but
tory. lie was rulcAsol on 800 ball. but co,l-
a9a,l committed. Ills trlnt will fHk0 plncc TO-
morrow. Frum private Information received,
thoro ia a wou,an In tho ensG BumoHhesc.
, 1880-12-15
Horrible Result of A11uring Irish
Peasants into Blizzard.
Land.
1sisl,op Irclnntl's Priest in Charge
az Hard n MINI rs
Sins Wc%g.
Young Girls and Old Men Freezing
Stiff In Their Miserable Rest
ing.Placus.
Tho Priest Eloquent In Offers to Bury All
Who Sec Fit tc Die.


Spfktdl D4bAfth "a ms thttdR0 lTsDhNe4
ST. PAUL, MINI. Dec. H.-N. 1lutehins. who
WINS sent by tho StorrIs loar ut Tra.!c +" i1,ves-
tlgntc tic condition Of tho Cttinctnara Colony,
makesn yoisi,ntnent ref@rt, which sl,o~aa fright
full state Of suffering on tho part Of tho ct'onIsta.
JJe snys: ~ fnunu MI ot tilefo families In n
terrible state OF dcsttntion, lh, Anl SUIT crifg.
Que hundred and thsty.scvcn children afo,
with tho exception of live Nix, larefoofcsf AID
80 nenrly naked that they arc constn,t sufferers
from tho col1. III most cnHcs, found n
very few sticks Ut wotn:, say from three
to ton, niid in mo caec, about
thrcc.quartcrs at corl, which hull bc01 T,ir-
rhast.l by M Ultiue son whit hnl Just eo',lc from
81. 1'0ul, wi,prc he has heeu working. They
hnvu been burning hny. which lit must
cases Is NOW ncnrly exhausted. Nthny
of tho ntinlts nrc old and feeble.
which some nf us hnve sccn IN tho faecs Of
those who scre starved in Rebel prlRon.pcns
Mr.. Iiutctins then Frocct4!s in cirrt,nistnntial
acta:l. and gives y xsNnh!c description Of tho
SCENES or sQuAi.tn wnErcitEnsssa
which he witnessed, md gives the following
tribute 10 tho charity Of Father l,ynn, who has
charge at tho colnuy: "The first fa,nity visited
was TINT Of Ned Nelsa, which fouta III tho
greatest t'Istrcss. this l'etng, happily for tho
others. tho worst cnse Or nl. Tho n,u,t
IS lying on the floor m tlsthy
rngs, without covering, badly froau,,.
lie wa'kc*' TO Graecvt'le On Dec !. and rnpretl
at INC door OF father hyatis house. lynn
opened tho '1oor AMI sal, 'o't. Son sozy -
ho Said' 'fnther, my WHO anu eh'dreit are
surviving anu 1feez1aH. ara VIII sooh oe tic,' TN
!ess you scn' FOOD an f'in'. nc toll INC tnt1ier
NSah saen sa!u. Wesl' "ncf thcy dlo "ill burg
I'o1n. llouha thls nhh
70 BADLY FROZEN
tnat nc IS nclpicss,-nahas' ieet, race anu ears
All 1tfHeh on ta6 trip 70 tho priest Tor help. On
nh'lk OF ooafds without covering, l'cs his
un,'e"eel VI ~. aso GAat 1f'@sn anu he'p'cas
1n's occurrco "hIe she "hs m INC mousse
~ .'ht M'sEsAh,'s "sp'
, 1880-12-15

For ,sarly forty ycass thu Iaws Of si.lssachu.
suits Regarding thu Inspection u llnte hnyu iii.
strength VI tho. cusk ~ lime Imperfect ffs,i,,
Stainu." yhv inspector Ut Litnu fnr tlp Eity
ihree years uHu fur nut confronting tn lilo
law, alnl the supr1lno Court haa Just DECIDED
tnst tht'sa provisions " tho stalut!s prescribing
ta lrun MAlIe, tr1tl, tllut which uxisLa reatiyo
~ ll1lu manufactured In 3IAislAch s.tta ur uIyp-
wherc: arc FeLA!HHunt tu the Constitution Ut lhu
ui!lte: stales ART. Il S.c. =. Aild uru therefore
vola. Tho curious tltuY uluut # IL that Il l,ro.
Sls!nH W obviously Unconstitutional should hAte
le1u w long aubullttod tu,
, 1880-12-15
HAMPTON AND SHERMAN.
The south Carolina Senator lAad No
lIailIgarent lniesstaQL4As

Tue South CarOllMa HenatoF 1h@u w
l5eIlIgerent lntesitaohs.
cuAH1rsrnN. .. O., DEC. lL-BGnat0r HaT1f+
ton, Iu scpiy to letter from tho ht.'Hey' "
Howe, Protestant Episcopal ufshup Of soata
CaspIina, touching upon tle recent eorrcsponas
enco with Sucsutary Bhcrtnan. says: "iou ~et1
entirely right lu tho construction you p!aeeo
upon my rote to Mr. sAvstnau. That was ~s.'.
tca ~ / passea through Churlottesvtlie, anu
naturally yavs my proper nddstes. ~ mover ~ :.
tDnstrue my language " giving Or lAtltil1 =
ahallsngo." Tha letter conc1dea " 1ha"tnr 1os"ntn,
wha%a % %,sii W ioi that .~y ad1lvsa VIII Nv Wksl''
lpxtQp. Mter DIV. w.
, 1880-12-15
a DI.FAULrING Iooll1SEEpEts.


WORCESTER, MAsa., Doe. A.--Frelo1ak L.
Almy, bookkeeper for E. r. Smith & Cu., whole
Ba'o Estccra, Ia aufaulter in tho Sum OF $a,0O
or $4,000. I.y fnlslty!nx tho bucks he has taken
tho ahoyo aum in tnn nnuths, en! spent It Il.
rlnms tn LayU ioat hIrye part of tho tnoi,ay il
g1ti,blinH IN ttAt city, losing t1L0 III oily ni9ht
His sanry WaA1 1$lb u week. Ile has WHO and
i9norhnt Of his crimie. f1o hal teo0 Iii Ills pos.
session when artpale1.
, 1880-12-15
THREE CROOKS WANTED.


KAss.ta ctTf. No., Dec, ia dispatch re-
eelvcd at Il lAto hour Tonight Btatcs that
GeorEe Dovestos. Pstu Wagner, and +. d.
Creek, three w0!l-knov,. crooks, who worked
thoir gAtses so successfully in this city and
IA'adsilIo lust summer. aro wanted ut Eureka
Springs. Ark. on tho charRc Of murder. Creek
ls tho nun who swIndlsza tho Ohio hankor out Of
s.as aatMn " san aoM pr,ck sfhoMo atah tho otaor
him.
, 1880-12-15
WANTED FOR FORGERY.
Spseia& DtsHateh to tn CAteaoo Tribune.

DAyEAp1ltT, Iu.. l'eo. M.-A tolegrnm from
Dewitt statsa that the ottciaIs there to-day mr.
rcsted W. q. Thonos, rolnn,oraial traveller
but formerly Of this city. IIo IL wniltcd ut
Wtnolta TOR forRery, and the detectives have
beeu working up hts caso for ak months. Two
months azo il requtsiunls from tho Governor nf
slfnnesota was phcuAl ~ tho han.ts Ut tho Chiof
tipipAke4 here,
, 1880-12-15
FIRE RECORD.

AT CLINTON JUNCTION, WIS,
Special uttpateh Ia The Chicago Tribune.
JANEsvttts, Wis, 1lcc 14-At Clifton .1t,nc-
t10n lnat night fire hrs,kn Dut In tho elevator nf
Calvin l'ratt. Thu tiMsncs spre,td ~ tho elevator
IF tho Chicago, Milwaukee, & 1T. Tan1 ltnt,,vuy.
fsniI buildings wore totally destroyed, tUXcti,nr
with Mlont lu.hn l.ualul*u ur nr,titt. f.u.s csti.
United Mt frtln *i5,NM 10 0u, on whle.i there
Is very Snlnlt ilatrutlce. =
, 1880-12-15

cnttnn wcro burned nj tho a., c. 4 y. +. ltaII-
roati, Hcnr ArcotA. yesterday. Including lhe.ris
cotton Fln. tocther wifi, 1n9 tales uf cbtsnn nf.l
five car-loutis cotton-scul.. Loss, si500o; nu
insurance..
, 1880-12-15

given To tho Coroner to Investigate. 1tn viii
tNl,ittnr today ~ ascertain ino txnet untise Of
'eAth and ulsu 10 ascrrtRn thu nHturo OF tho
prescriptions gtveu her hy the doctor.
, 1880-12-15
TORGE{tf.
Sp<ktdI NspoieA To fh$ Chicago

Sp<ttal AspaleA To fh4 Chicago Tribune,
KoKoAO, Ind, Doc. H.-Jnel y. Michreus, a
young fursuur living ucar Now London. was ur-
rcstel ono day lust week for forgery, placing ou
Y 1,ota which he tried TO negotiate III the E1gsk
National Uauk tho names OF two OF HoRaFd's
, 1880-12-15

West LEBANON, N. H., Dec. 1l.-Tho Repub-
llcan Convention Of tho Third District to-day
nominated tho Hon, Ossan 1suy TO f1lI tho yacntl-
cy In the prcsent a1,1 tho Furty-sevcnth CON-
Rleases accustomed by tho tlcath of Congress-
1llslll- elect Erarts n. Fnrr.
, 1880-12-15

AT CLINTON. WIS.
CLINTON, Wis. Dec. 1s.-Tho elevators Of
Schttch Pnltt and Cronkttte 4 Co. wrre burned
lust night. Loss, $t0.0oD, With little or NO ln-
Ruruncv.
, 1880-12-15

EASTERN MUNICIPAL ELEcr1oNs.
1sDsroS, Dee. 1t.~-At tho municipal election to-
dny, Mayor Prince WIS reelected BY about 600
majority. .... -..
Henry G. Lowering. worktngmen's candidate,
Wns elected Mayor OF Lynn by plurality "
, 1880-12-15

IN pcf,a.cI RI ~ mhy nprnl sot,se whateyrfanf
onay injured. when they coui,i i,ayo 70 1marR ' R''es.
eetnn A. Wi.lioit 2 ianraents thmpht," 0ec" pfo-
Weed nv ~ "o'"'''s Keep "'' VI ta'oso letters NJ,
,ast " "a. aa H. p'oSspb: as ,Esvs. esesy o Tic used :,
tI1 ,1nvilisp, "u mJver destroyed INC.
cssstsi| va isd !aet' y ssaaAsiy s tSsa 81 !hs
!sS 41,1 f. It. Ma.tie, oat @hsn H. !1af!
m.s. went 1ytr rh"so ~ osxx,a.'asSraur, x,a .rnt t"f
sso,'9r9l n1 aaa s"l9lH! from nsntaion Tnx x,aa ,hs
,,n94 ,sn a. IT, ny ott,a s duel with iai,"Ena Ea r.
~ nu ,',t; ~ . Theosl, lis nls ~
II, tn nttio III, wii Wifi nh 'en, !nn bluo trn{
HIT ~ ,1s IVY st!t fnorn to regret H.
imtc S!'i liz u I'M ee!a !oygy dashtef
f,t,ar. aotM nn1Gn woien ~ ttmo-pttots Of be,
t.,;rr wns .ithni oHs net TINT shaw thst
Thooosa wa sw.'";.ca ' pST p ~ sGts e" wslaes.
ne'HI nd S~w W., uio soa o.ho tne ia;,as ies,k
ble ,ak WHICH basis I'D part1y me opsnsa esnnnas ~
sl,,,s sna" ~ ,,st n9veF ny nstonish'nu sn1
ters from NJ women, WON'T c n WIS tnenr.y fM of IT.
NJ aan Inasviuunt ~, !eiteT; M1st Of i,on En-
nt Uee ,, sEnca wa Initials only Or Off,
III nmrr NM, ni,M,s anG; e ,a w,sh so1ne pet uae;
,ot gtH, ~ yGI H. ha written nut cacn
Mt.,,It ImnI !. sas ~ e nenva Feantcsl TINT ohcrs
1Taa,,,..s!5 snt1e t % ~ some or the naInts
Godesa 70 too erao ost Ganorea fmcs ID ,bs
.aho.wao 's nny4 In'eaGa thotn would have ,xsn
'aa,H,. III o niN.' n'tl IN several eascs
iii ~, ~ ,aI - u! Or iaglllcs."
IA Hnt yn yos,' tGMu t,.".,. t.H1i| ,.n " tnotllv
- .t,..., ~. sSsy nuy; nseu 10 10 over nnd look
- o..,ns;n Ms nu t alrg h0nr. They wers
t }y t tf ~ uMv.s. te WIS q HuEeE n,au
W. W.. ~ naG "a, y ,'if" sunss 1i pcraonn hon,t
IN sth"t hi;s tr,, ~ Non , pMefed DnyIs {al0n
e ~. at ~, INV ~ - M Msn ~ cohtenfs, hut Of
cs.utaS' 5ao onef was spnrnetl md tho li,au. ~.
eentIai Y ~ ~. ,,,,,, .p,,.,,,. .,,,,
$50 80 tao DUG IrnnRs dangerous contents vera
ourMI; eupI'ose: eatA:
n".ssay: "Msshy: 4, ,o aot ~ AL & q shem by any means
Mattn9" nav!s, ao. naa hts ecccntr'cttses, I'D
sMla ~ ~ 14eu. Motluns ~ rcKnrsi to theso
oMrtuet' toTVsuMIaG!s M WIS MMt fhey sh!rulI aNbe
vt,to1 ncnass ~ wtes' noI, mn, Ias ses1ss to ing
aGGs u W. ,nS no saM INC writer's would Le beuee
saAtisnstl II they nAu y ehNtlco to dcstruy them
themselves. Some 9f then, were Old adlis thea.
-Motn,ors ., nna Kfalumotncfs,-hut llhy}s nnler.
s teok tns gr!m t4as ol r9turnnE nli the p,ckagrt
OF lettors @ " tno hnnes Dt ttusty friends. 4
go0a u y t,,oy h9 5G31 9ye @ek himself IT, gave ns
o.9c " tAo1o uGlcnte pAetshkes 10 deliver when
was Kai1lK 70 prptltelGo oue day, hut told lin
wosstu aeo hsH t3 nangetl nrst. hut know That
Hon. yen. Seott asu McGeft nte " these packages
iroin @ MA!tnoW nllsse. a1u returned i with hid
nWn nWn 1nu 10 y 1auy n19n IN society III Richmond.
1t1 tG!u M 60. alW'tys Wtn'lGtc'i whether sta
, 1880-12-15

AT 1IOrE1,lALE, MASS.
MrLrt'tii', Mnss,, Dec. 14.-Dntcler Tcrnplc
con'pa11y's tuAehinc.shup. IN Hopc'lalp. was
.fanlagt'l by tlro t,lis mornlnR tn tho extent nf
temporarily idle. Thv ilro caugit frUin thn
bullcr.
, 1880-12-15

IN pIr11.ADELI'IIIA.
FuILAnEtrIiIA. pn.. dec. ls.-A fire IN tho
telegraph Cubic lnnuutactorY Of Muuly & Sous
caused Loss OF $aDuNl.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-26

70 The average citizen Il Sssms about
time that Cochran. Day & Co. under
took the sxscuticn Of their contract to
open . trail into the Ruby Greek Gold
mines. The work vas sxpecsed to
bsgia over six weeks ago, ssd 70 be
completed. by this time. Iasess1 Of
this, not the ffst blow has Jet beon
struck. Men arc going into the Dig
gings by the hundred, and il the trail
10 10 b Of service &c them il msst be
opsoed ct once. There has hardly
been day since the Let Of February
when road operations would have been
imposible. Nay. the weather could
hardly have been better ct this time Of
year than It hes hssn during the past
'foar weeks. ueis coatssotors ere not
ready 70 begin work, other men can 30
found to take the job Of their hands at
. lower price.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-26

The city Of Troy, in the State Of New
York, has bssn called The Worlds
washroom." for. in proportion to
population. more wasliDg il dsne in the
.ity thaa in any esbsss II ~ world.
Thirty sillios esllsrs- and cuas srs
mads in tho city snsually. al Of which
are carefully Hundred before leaving
town. In addition, the polishing.
staechiog, and ironing Of linen has been
rsdseed to Zach N art thst such goods
are sent there from ell parts Of America.
% that pssbably 20. COZ. 90 pisces are
laaadried thsss svsry twelve months.
Three thousand sewing machines are
run by steam 10 the many shops do
voted to the transforming Of linen
rolls into collars, cuffs and shirts.
There ere spvsrd Of . 900 persons en- :
ployed BY this Industry. and $780,
600 invsstsd in boildings, goods. M
chiaery and patsstA The work Is paid
See b. the piece, The operatives re-
ssiving 8 stated price pr dozen for
emitting. eouatiog. folding. bssting.
pasting. stitching. turning. finishing.
starching. rubbing. ironing and sssort-
ing.
The collar girls" Of Troy number
about 6.000. They earn good wages
ard are intelligent and drsssy. Al
though many are married and support
husbands. while others have glided
we'll into the thirtiss and Sertiss. al
srs called girls. In one establish
msnt we're employed ITO, every one of
them rubbing collars. They recently
got up strike for higher wages; their
demand being for four cents dozen
instead Of three. which they had been
receiving. Their example was follow
cd BY 30 girls in another establish-
msnt. and soon after BY nearly 600
others elsewhere in the city. The
managers held out for . time, threat
ensd to introduce machinery, and
finally yielded; whsrsupon. work was
resumed in ell the shops by the late
strikers. Pro6tin9 by the precedent
furnished thom In this seton Of the
washers. the ironers next struck; their
demand being for I. 8 and 8 ceuts .
dozen on collars and II and 10 cents .
dosen Cor shirts-sn advance Of about
Is or 20 per cent. In one locality
1900 girls are working over the iron.
They make, 10 flu.h times. from $40 to
go week. and in the worst OF timss
from % to ~. Not . single China.
man i engaged in the laundry business
Of Troy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-26

Allow . cold TO advance in your sys-
TEN and thus encourage moro serious
maladies. such - Pssanoaia, Hsnoer.
hages and Lung troubles when % in-
mediate relief san b n readily aetain-
Cd. Assdkss 0~ass Htvsp ~ saissd
The largest sale in the world loe III
cuso OF Coughs. Colds and The seversst
Lang Diseases Il i DR.. BoacAes's r.
nous German prsscsiptioo, and i pre-
pared viii H. grsaisse anseL ana 10
fear nssd b entsrtaised il adninisAsr-
NJ Z to the youngsst child, - per di>
Iocssones The ale q Thu ueajpioe 3
unprecedented 0lnCs Afst intTuducod
ehsse has ossn . constant iaeeeasias de-
nand And without . single rspert Il :
failure 70 do ieavut n aay Ca Al
your druggist q b She tsush q o.
ssmarss. Large sizs Is cents. Try &
cd b cousinoed.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-26
CALIFORNIA,

San RaAH0rsoo. Feb. 16.-A uumhsr
OF unemployed men yesterday waited
On Alexandes Sharon. OF the P.lace
Hotel. Who declined e allev their 10.
eexeoeeuos with his busineos. The lead.
eegof The movement informed the crowd
g tAe result. sad a6ded thee In their
opinion IL was - haso 20 kill sueh .
-. 4fs. 6mieh, Who hes been
pgo0inont II the 0ovemeat lataly.
eoDseeed dynamibs - . means Of 70.
- Log tbs Chisatown nuisance. The
palods will sontinus duxing the day.
ard unemployed women Vim Join the
ronkA
sAH R1Ancssco. Feb. a4-At. ue,t.
nc 81 The 1levsnth Ward Club 81
Woekingmso. this evening, reeolutions
were adopted pesmisipg that thar vas
N attempt 10 b siadS % prevent shs
eoedsmnAtioo Of Chinatown, and that
bsing law-abiding citissns. they would
dseend With their lives their leaders 81
easorcing Tie Law. aud oiE.r one thou.
sasd aroed men to aid the govsrnmeut
10 carrying out lie provisions.
Speaking Of this fesulution. Keafnev
nd b had bsen Informed from : r.Ii.
shle scarce that > secret noysnsnt 10
on toot b crush the anti Chineee cru.
sa6s. the Chinese Six Cenpsniee and
ee0o a tAo nesoAAnts AeioS tAo iossi.
gatess. and Tie POLES depsftnsnt and
Nattoaal 00rd The tools; that enemies
Of The voskiagmea were 70 iaasevrsts
tlooblo y seAstisg 1rs o. sov. I'm
Ksafssy And ~ MAJOR were 70 b
aseassinatsd b poliee1sa n IL d.
guiss Of CAiesss highhiadas, ga
Chf1sao, afnea 20 tAs teelA, vsse 70 b
let lease 70 mssaacss nea. womsn asd
children. soleefisg tie labogioe possiea
OF the city 10 thsaf victims. RseardinR
The ~ eass DOW bsfoss Abe Q 8 Cir.
esit Court involving The eoastitusieu.
aii4y otbAe lawees lSddiag soeposaGioas
supaoyisg Chisess. - aid IA .
voaA aeoept % dsrisian hat thas q
IL pecpls. snd they ssy 'tlse Chinsae
nusg 60 He usalA lesve . LII q
na1ee q pseaoas thae nnae - eillolis.
~ = 60 - ~ an1amimAo1. = -
aenn1natiea veoA 49, blow q esssy
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-02-26

Steel rails have goss lp in psics
during ~ past 5sas ttea 80 - esS
per Ton. and iron tails iron % 10 so.
The advance i felt alaost sstirsly b.
new roads = raAds seneviag thair
track can readily exshasgs their old
iron rails q ~ rte q ols . toa.
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Gen Thos L Rsssss. late chise IN.
gisser Of the Mosthsss PAsiAc Rail-
road. has taken > ssatsast . bald q
miles q narrow gags nd sst q Mis-
nespolia
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TELEGRA PHIC.


Poar Towxa1xD. Feb 25-The brig
Tanner. Captain White, A days from
Tahiti. arrived here this morning.
The Court Vas occupied all day with
motions and asgamsnts. The case OF
Cfa1sy ". Blanchard T. 81 for trial
tomorrow morning.
y. 8. Attorney Allen and Nsrshsi
Hopkins arrived todsy. =
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cAnADlAu DOMINION

3 NoxfREAI. Feb 2S-The croditoss Of
the Meohanics' Bank have resolved 70
prosecute the directors and cashier.
TeRoNT0. Feb ga strike Of mud
dlsss has closed the rolling mill q the
Londoodsrry irso mines.
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wofkingmsn and woman in the civilized
world.
He snnoaDsed that tomorrov til
ward presidselS. mayor and working.
men city o6cials would meet Ct tie
hsadquarters Of the party. The pus-
pose Of the meeting was nos stated.
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Passumpsic RaiIroad.---June 2S, 1880,
st. Johnsbury Church Directory.

AdUent-Paddock Village. Rev. A S. Williams
Pastor Sabbath Services at 1890 a. IN. las and
6:3O p. m. Sabbath School IL m. Prayer Meetings
at $50 p m Sunday Tuesday and Friday evenings.
F. l. Sandford Pastor. Preaching 1880 A. NJ. S.
School II NJ Prayer meeting $50. PRAYER meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:3O.
Free Baptst-Main Street. Corner Prospect
Key; Z; ); Frost, Pastor. Residence at Mrs John
q. Chubb's Spring st. Sabbath services, 1890 A.
NJ, and $50 P. NJ. Sabbath School at 12 M. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 1880.
Church Of the Messiah (Universalist) Eastern
avenue, corner Cherry street. Rev. B. NJ. Tiliot-
son, Pastor. Sabbath services at 1890 A. N.
Sabbath School at 12 N. Wednesday evening meet
ing at 730.
Methodist-Central street. Rev. E. S. Locke,
Pastor. Residence head of Summer street Sab
bath services at 1890 A. NJ. and 6:3O P NJ Sabbath
| 7:30.
North OongrsgationaI-Mai street corner of
Church Rev Henry W. Jones, Pastor. Sabbath
| services at 1890 A. M, and $50 P. M. Sabbath
| at 7:3O.
South Oongregational-Main street Rev Ed
ward T. Fairbanks. Pastor. Sabbath services at
1890 A. NJ, and $50 P. NJ Sabbath School at 12 NJ
Wednesday evening meeting at 1880
Presbyterian Church-Rev. w. r. Laird, pas
tor Services at Presbyterian Hall, every Sab
bath at 1880 a m 800 p. N. Sabbath school 200.
Prayer meeting 63O Bible reading Wednesday
evening 7:3O.
st. Andre,o's-CEpiscopal) Main street Rev
N +. Putnam Rector. Services Sundays at
1870 a M and p M noly days and Fridays at
at $3.50 p. .st -,
z1F''svIruauIC. Parish Priest Mass and 10 a m .
Vespors and BenedictOn at 3 p. m. On the
second Sunday of the month, service at $50 a. NJ
ana p. m At Lyndonville same day at 1890 a. M
I'M c. A-Meetings at the rooms of tbe v NJ
Z. A, Browns Building, Main Street Sunday
mornings at $50, Monday evenings at 1880