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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-05
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE. orrrzs

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY vIR-
Vine OF an order Of Aale made and entersa- Of
Warrington Territory. on the leth day Of April.
A. ID. $780, In the matter of the estate of cHisttan
Clymer. deceased wall sell tis premises knob e
THE ClYMER EARM, -
Situated In King Comfy. and mere particularly
bounded and described AZ follows, to wit Begin
ming AZ point I'm the right bank Of the Duwam-
ish River at the original northw ri corner of the
claim OF James Campbell. running thence south,
following the meanderings Of said river until Il
interests with the north line Of David b Camp.
bells land, thence east along said north line until
Il fntersects the east line of the original claim Of
James Campbell, thence north following said
ine N the northeast corner Of sid clani. themes
west on the north ltns Of said CHIN To- the plsce
Of beginning. containing eighty acres. more or
less; the same being part of the g. Timothy Grow
donation clai n, and situated In Townahips
Twepty.three and Tsenty-four North Of Rapge
-Four sast also Lot Two t2l OF Section Tfisee
(s) OF Township Taenty.three North OF Range
-Four East, containing nineteen ana ffty threeone-
hundredths acres; also the East half sthhl Of
the southwest quarter t5wA1 of Section Thirty
four tS1l Of Township Twenty four North Of
Range Four East. containing eighty ceres on
saturday, SAs lsth day Of May. A d 1850
1t . O'Clock ?. n. OF that dag. n front of me
Courtroom Of the Probate Court q eAid Kfng
County. to.wit. on Commercial street. near the
corner OF Midi strsst, In said c1sy OF epNftie =
SAID aale will be st pubic auction 70 the high
est bidder fer cash. gold coin the day of sale,
/ and Will be spbicct {, confirmation BY said Pro-
ibakt Oonet abd alsd subjsct to graht heretofcre
msds 20 she Seattle and wsifas Wslh Railroad
Company Of right Of way for railsosd, though
said prsmises. Deed - expense Of purchaser.
izhb property n only six miles distant nom
Seattle and II accessible by wagon road railroad.
4Q4HNAter.
f For further information apply to the under.
sisnsd on ths premises
- = 800 RACHEL CLYMER,
Aduaintstratrix Of the estate Of Chrisssn Olymer.
deceased. = ~ stsA 80 Y ~
G. H. HAnford. attorney for tina estate,
apll7.W5t
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In the Q11&rict Court OF the Third Judicial DIS
Seattle. 10 King County.
Ne. 242S.
r.. WATERS. LihslIanf.
B:,as oAxLAAp.- tackle. apparel and fur
'WazgE1s. EEnfx VAS FILED IN THE
~, sScss sns,slsn cour1 on the SIN day Of
ssss:s the 81 sssS,. sepsrs
ald tapisurs, Nsgins is56bs1 ice that on the
s,A az 8 Fsar.sy, =. .; is7c - Madison,
.so,. iSsI.s s. ". Ss..s ass the
Farnhau1k Tho yas theA master d SAT- Svexsel, to
20 on boardAp inter the servicc Of % - as
'yseo' q msts: y compliance viii thet1 -
daS q February. $500 on board and eaeif Into
the servfcs o. sa;d .vs1A e. snch second mate:
that ltDsa1pnt rsm.insd a board said bark and
performed ssryics = seeh coad mate from said
ApE. isso; t1sk hbsiIans Z esSaed to be paid his
vaoDeor sucholwtce. whichAlnount to the sum
Of eteeny.thres ea1twenty oashundrsdths dol
eSs sa6 rrayins process sssi Mia sI bark .na
thas said bill. her tAkcle. apparel and furniture,
may BE- sold tepay such wages. with costs. charges
Nov, therefore, n pursuance to ne mcnis,on
under the seal Of the said Court. 10 ms dlrsc te,
and delivered. I do hereby give public notice 10
all peruons claiming the said bark. her tackle ap
lsrsl and furniture. or In any manner interested
therein. that they be and appear before the said
District Co1rt. to be held ct Seattle, In King
County. Washington Territory. on
Monday. the 5th day OF Juae. lssa.
AZ II o'clock In the forenoon Of that day, proyid
% the sa0s shall b day Of JURISDICTION. other.
vs. On ne sext dag Of lurtsdickiDn ther<afterl,
then and there 20 fnterpose their claims and 10
make their allegations IN thar hehxlfm
Dneed tins tst day - May. 1850. A - -
CHARLES HOPKINS,
z. Marshal
Bv ksv.wrcxnyY. ppraty - Marshal.
o. =. hasih. ProclRetsr nbeliants msw7v
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When it blows ID Illiuois It blows
hard. A man sitting in his honss 1t
Shipman. eating . pie. heard thestefn
coming and ran T. the door. The eAls
hrst blew the hopss down and then
seized the man, cAesied him through
the Air . hundred yAxds o. "a. and
landed him 10 peach tree. Soon At
forwards . friendly board tram his avn
house came Aoating BY. This he
seized and placed over hi hea6 70 pro-
tect himsed from ,,ths tagging blast.
Under this shelter he finished hisspie.
The above 10 related a. . veritAbls &C.
currence. -
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4 young lady sarpsissd. tue gsntiek
manly clerk q one Of our dry goods
ssorss By Offering him dry cenas in
payment for > delles purchase. 1T
amounts tos dollar II yeu please. said
the E. .. i know Il dees,' was the an
swer. but psPa Il only paying City
cents on the dollar now
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No one knows Who invented the
fashion. of turning down the corner Of .
Waiting card. bat the fAahion of turn.
ing down the corner Of the street was
hrst thought Of By the man who owed
70 On approaching creditor : long,
standing bill
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Notice OF Application to Parchase
Timber Land.

UMrrD SsAxRs Dufncr LAm OYy3ca
OLxMP1A. WAsHUGruu .Txanxxosx.
NOTICE Is HERRBT Given rHAf. m cor.
IN piiaoee With the rrostsioas q ths ise cf O..
II sale 81 ftuher Land I'm tn seatsn 81 C.IifSr
ni.. OREGON, Nevada aud washingtra rsEsjscry. !.
John Garrison, Of kisaap county, waahineka.
Issrisoes. hss this Dag aisd IN tAis oGnes NJ =.
ton Ma IL - NJ q NRh o. oscaes n. ~
u Io.ushtp No. ~ NORTH. Mango No. : Hass a
the willamette Meridian.
any an4 ~ psrnnna claiminR sdverse h u IA
described 1eud. Or ~ pugeson theHnpfs ~ heR~l
~ rexutted 10 an thear claims Il tim onSS vifS
In saxay fo0i Days froas daas he4oof
6ivsn uuder my hasd. q ny 4eace n Oiyup1a.
W.T. this ths assh oas Of April. 4. D. la0o.
- ! 1T Dk0UN.
9 Hyeviow Rae1ss6s - rs Lad o..
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HEADQUARTERS srsvKss Posr No. 1,G. A. r.
Oos1RADKs: = our attention tssstkd 70 aeuegsl
Order No. IL Hesdqusrters I'D fD4t. wAsh-
ingtDn TERRITORY. @. A.. h Ana In sccordanes
with the Rules and Regulations established by
In cor4usmoration q onrd6ce ~ comrades All
niembses Of Stevens POht No. 1. q. A. X in good
standing are commanded (, be present at their
regular place Of meeting Masonic HALL on the
30th dav Of May. 1880, at o'clock r. NJ And ell
honorably discharged Union soldiers are request
81 to meet with M and take par ID the exercises
Of the day. By order of
Nv INVITE. Commanding Post.
FRANK SxIpEL. Adjdfant
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Dr., SPINNEY.
'ns ~ aa II
NO. - kEARNY STREET,
Tranfa nj 10 II

Trents all Chronic Il Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN
VXTtHOt MAY BE SUFFERING FROM THE
w effects of youthful follies or indiscretion,
win do we'll TO avxif shemsel es Of this. the
greatest boon ever laid at the altar OF suffering
humanity. DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee 10 for.
felt $500 for every case of Seminal Weak ess OF
private disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
M1DDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled With too frequent evscustions
of the bladder. often accompanied by q slight
smar'tng or burning sensation and reckoning
OF the system In manner the patient cannot &C.
countfpf. On examining ths urinary depcsiss
ropy sediment will often be found, and some-
times small par fcles Of albun1en will appear or
the color will Be Of .. thin tnilkfsh. hue, again
chan ging to dark ana { ~ d sppe arancs 1 here
are many men who die o. this dficuity, ignorant
OF the cause, which Is tie second stage OF semi
osl wesknese. DR.. o. Will guarantee Q perfect
cure " al such cases. and healthy restoration Of
the genfts-uripary organs. -
Once Heurs-i0 10 Z ana 6to 81 Sundays frum
19te II 4. y. Consultation freq thorough sa.
summation and advice, IS.
y Gall or Address = R-
az ~uoa DIR. sPfNNBY 4 CO..
! Tdkviy ! No.ilf Kesrny st.. San Francisco.
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A Barnums . kind hearted man
psetsd speckled hyens on the head.
Next time he will have to ase tbs other
hand.
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MISCELLANEOUS. Z
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.


HEADQUARTERS PRov. DEPT. WARRINGTON
TERRrroRY, a. A. R.,
Sesttle. April 10. 1870.
i. The Comrades Of this Departnent are re-
minded Of the approach Of the goth day Of May,
xppoiufee by the Rules and Regulations Of the
@. 4. r.. - 1be observed IN commemorative of
the services and sacrifices Of our fallen comrades
who now answer the roll call OF thst grand
army above" Stevens Post No. I, Of the Depart
ment viii see that the graves of our Comrades
gone before. that ne hcntea IN this vicinity
are sought out and fttinsly decorated or that day
with -farsl or ,etner tributes. as diligent hands,
psoDptsd BY Ae6rts Alled with gratitude and
sympathy shall supply, and 1t is recommended
that the Reverend 0ieru and all good loyal men
and women be invited % co operate ana PARTED.
pkte. 8KNR4 - Ma ~
Tie Post oommsnder of Stevens Post no Z,
will forward to these headquarters q report OF the
manner In Which. the day was observed. the num-
Der Of grAveB dscosstsa and III ether nStterb OF
interest ~ This copnectfP. BY order u
r. ". Sparkling,
Department Commander.
4. sLoaAH, Assistant Adjutant General.
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inal Weakness lsNRetensy. night loses b
dYsAme. pimples on the fsee, and lest manhood
can posft1veiy b cared. The nick and M ctsd
sAouH nDs fan b call upon htm. The Doctor
has tssvslsd excessively N furpps, and inspected
thoroughly TIE VARIOUS h6spitaS there. Obtaining
10 eompstanl - inpast e, those in need OF HIS
sersices- DIR. GIbBoN viii mako no charge
unlees he eject . cure. PeF0ons sS . diatsncs
NAY BE CURED AT HOME. All COM
muoications strictly confidential. You see Nc
sas bat the Doctor. H9soss writing 70 the Doc
Dor viii please state the name Of the papsr they
Ne his sAssef6em01 h. Onsrgs Rssonabls
Call or write. Address DIR. J. F. G1BBON. Boz
1851. San 'Tfanclsoo. Send $40 for package OF
medicine. ..i s olodtw1S
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Emission, Aversion 70 society. Dtmness OF Vision,
Noises in the Head; the vital h1id passing unob-
served if>the urine. and many other diseases that
lead to insanity and death.
DIR. hINTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hun.
DRIED DOLL.Rs for a case of this kind tina VITAL
RESTORATIVE under his special advice and
treatmentl will not cure. or for any thing impure
or injurious found In 1t. DIR. MINrIE treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
CONSULTATIONS FREE Thorough examination and
advice. including analysis of urine. IS 90. Price
OF VITAL RESTORATIVE. $500 q bottle, or four
times the quantity. 5000; sent to any sddr 90
upon receipt OF price. or G. y. D., secure from
observation, and In private name if desired, by
A. Z. MINTIE, NJ. D.,
ts II Kearny Street, San Francisco, CAL i
DIR. MINTlE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHRET,
IcDM. cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints. Gonorhea, elect, Leucorrhes. For
sale by all druggists; 800 bottle. six bottles for
$500. LIZ s.
DIR. MINTIE'S DANDELION PILLS. are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and BILIOUS cure
In this market For sale by all druggists.
j4dhwIy
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SHERlF II I SALE lI:,jI !.

pY VIRTUE or AN ExECUTrON ISSpHD
- out OF ths DialricS Court ~ re 1hsfa ia.
dicfsl DistricSof Washington TueritarY. AolAine
tsrms st SEATTLE on the lst.. day Of APRIL 1850 in
the ease Of Thomas n. AlvorA, PlsintiH, sssinse
II. Ierrant. Defendant. ] viii ON Nonday. ~
Ath ~ % My. 1850. % the hvur q 10 o'clock
A. H. ct the Court House door at Seattle afbsD
said. proceed to sell at public suction. foe casA
Oil o. he reht. Interest = b. 1sersne In
and soecctae hass snsds b. "a 3dard Esilse @
one Rehert Bel. aid y cid BSn nd -lessea q,
sstd II. FeErant for the term az ave years freu
the Let day Of May. 1873. and on the property d
sc' ioed - follows: Part Of 1sctioa n Tuveship
~ north Of Range East. commencine a etake
ON the bank - Whtts nser q ne ban G 60.
dard Keller. running northwest seven rods thence
southeast forty rods, thence oouthveee sleven
rods % the bank OF white river. thence folIOvine
the mesndsr line sf White rtvae 10 the place q
beginning. containing ssv1A AcrSe in King ccvs-
y. wsshingece Territory 1us suAd nls . msae
70 satisfy tndsmepk - tAA 1usttoe Of the Pssss
In and ~ Nau4nkes Rreeture, IN KlnR county. ~
T.. IL fttof o. Y&intfR and AeainsS Defeodanf
herein. for the sum Of ss7.s6 With inssrp6s ma
costs Of suft 4 80
Dated u Seattle, April "a. 1850.
81 kss4 L. v.WYCKOIR
sheriff a King County. wash. rsssissey.
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An euterprizing and fail. dealing bus
ness man was lately met at the door Of
hisgrocery byan honest. looking French.
man, an. entire strangcr 10 him. who
asked credit for barrel Of -four. Il
can pay half re cash down aud 70 bali
ancs n4xt saturday. SURE The mer-
chant. without hesitation. turned to
one Of his Cicrks aud, With . kindly
emile upon the would: be owner OF I
barrel IT Asur. saitl: This good man
wants to get trusted fbr . barrel Of
Hour; he'll pay halt dawn and the rest
next SatusdAy.a Tai rick hin; be-. %
good - epld open fresh barrel,
weigh out half. deliver it in good shape
at his hsoss. put the barrel safely away
and tskeit-tlown next Saturday when
he pays the balance; never refuse to
trust IN hsnest-looking man for
bread. II Was done; the money paid,
and the French gentleman departed,
rejoicing IN IN abundance Of -four, and
unlimited credit.
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Notice Of application to Purchase
Timber Land.
I, us1rED n s1srss D.s.aIcr L.nD o,yIcz.

81 UNITED STATES Disrnrcr LAM osv,c,
al rs .OLxNffAs WasaInarou T1rnr@nrv \
NJ OIcE y HERERy GIVEN THAT. In COM.
pce win fhs pfovisions Of the Act IN
-. r. ssl3Aed !uness ls7s. sskIfIsdI- An xst
so,rss ssss - timber Lands in the statas Of an.
daniel 7. aackman. of KSsssp COMMIT.
~. ninston Territory. has this day AID n thsss
~ sppacati"n 70 purchase the M. 4 a.
Of sectior ~ % ~; md ". y of ssR X
~. 70; Est Of the Willamette Meridian.
~ sna al lersons claiming aivsrseIv sl,e s..a
- L1nd; g any rorior thereof. ass here
i tO) dsgs 4san dste hepscf. rsts.s---' -.
~ ~ ~ enaer ny had. ct my once. n OIvnni.
Snss Me u oAy b April. A, b. No. N.Y.
I salr{,-,s j.. T. nRoWu. 81 Y
aegistg ~ IL Lad OiRce.
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
,aF Timber Land.

suNIkp SrAxR6 D11HRlc1 LAM OUVIcR -
OLrAPIA. wAsmnoroN TxssSzony. - j
NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN CON- =
a r.ancs VITA ne provisions o. the At o. =
nress srpfoved June "a ls7a. entieled IAN Act ~
nofnis osegons Nevada and Warrington TERRI
John r. fsyuerg- % Reap COUNTY. washink~
son territory, has this day hled In this once his
= q u. Assne n qof 81. & a eeetica No. =
y. ~ rownship N2. % North, Range No. / East q
0f me Willanetto Meridian so n a-sf f3fiF ~ Y
any and ~ Persons claiming adversely th~sai6 Z
c oescno:d Esnd. Or any portie6 thereof. Az bsrS
y seaplr3d 90 Ale thar claims In sAie o6ce With
y axIy looI days non dats hereof. ~. 1000
".ven uuoer my hand. q ny o6Aoe. a Olympia.
" T.' snis aAs la day ~ March. 4. .. 49,. q
! msv,o. tsn.s,ssss.s;. 3 81 ssoybs.
81 .i.r,, ia, $50 = ~ tee te9g =. q s. 81
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See ::.::s;' Z r. = :: 10. .:: 40
gfxs
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The GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is q never-failing Cure
for Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness S..
SpermatorrhGa, LOST
MANHOOD. ImPotsn.
cy. Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects of
Self : Abuse. youthful
folliee, and excuses in
maturer years = such
rs Loss Of Memory,
Lassitude Nocturnal
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bss- TIE STEAMSHIP
7 hss- THE STEAMSHIP ps ssi
CITY OF CHESTER
"a lsrals1 d,i4 fiits
HOO Tons, a.
CAPT. LACKLON, Commander.
1.llA1 Il g. Euu wv - =

These steamers leave Victorfs 1t Noon on the
day advsrtised. Tickets are good only on the
steanpH for yhlah thsy are purchased, and are
not transferable.
- REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
Hesssstsr the ffsights which. % pr tsfifI have
been s. Per ton. Will be charged q IS per ton,
From and aftsr this date AL BAGGAGE Of Puget
Qound p0mooOsrs ~ =. n. q 9. Cos steamers
Via Victoria will - undss ton-bouss sal. and
vii not b subject to EXAMINATION by custom.
house authorities In San francisco.
ssattle. ggiy 10. 1879. liz M SIS =
For freight Ct ,psse.ss Apply on hoard. or to
ia0I3 General Ass1tfoS Puget Sound.
Port Townsend. ". +.
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TO the UNE0RT INNATE.
Dr.. GIBBONS
DISPEHsARY.

600 KEARNEY ST.
OHC corr er Of CON-
morcis1 street. San
Frsncisco. Established
In 1854, for the treat
|WeAt 81 Sexual snd Sem.
anal Diseaaea. such a.
,6oneTrhea. elect.
'StFfct0re, Syphilis
A All In FORM. Ala..
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In the Qi1trict Court Of the Third Judicial Dis
trictef Warrington Territory. holding terms ct
seattls, 10 King County.
Ne. 242S.
n. n. WATERS. LibslIsnf.
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entirely she use OF sui.
phate OF QutAtne, as Is Will nos My
eut the levers, but Will achieve =
RADICAL CURE, without any or
ehe 1ncOnvenienees and troubles
arising from QUINlNE.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
PsvePty sad Crlme In IReiand. i.
FROM the London kxAmIneg,

brom the London Examiner.
The Irish and criminal and judicia.
returns for 1879 show. the connection
that exists between poverty snd crime
The number OF indiotabls 0ffsnses com
mitted during the lAst year was 8069
the highest total since 1879, and nc
less than 1880 mora than in the prs,
viOus year, The offences determined
aumFnArlly, however. showed a decrease
Of 1880, IS compared with the fsnres
OF 1873 chiefly under the head oi
punishable drunLshness," such OF
fenss having fallen from l07, ,703 t. 09, ).
02l. The decrease OF drunkenness
Mr.. Nelson Hancock, In his introduc.
tory report, Aseribes to tho Sunday
closing aot, whloh was In operation
during the whole Of 1879. As regards
the more serious oAsnsss, punishable
alter trial BY jury, the returns for
1879 compare very unfaVorably with
those for 1873.
In the latter year this class Of OF
lenses numbered 1856, vherea, last
year they advanced 10 3, ,s42, showing
an increase OF 9S8, or 80 per cent.
onenses against property we're more
Numerous in 1879 than In the previous
year, but the greatest increase 90.
CURED under the head OF intimidation
and malicious Oflenses against property.
In 1873 the former mum bered l57, and
the latter 532, whereas last year they
reached the high figures OF 750 and
7O4 respectively. Taken together, the
increase In these two onenses was no
lsss that Ill per cent.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
Rev.1hOmas Hughes

still continues his level. headed talks a
he progresses northward, and whes h,
reaches homo on the other side OF tn,
Atlantic he will bs able 70 give valLa
ble information TO those thinking o
emigrating to Am rica. In the Cooper
Institute, New York, yesterday, ht
paid q tribute to the intelligence Of the
North, and stated:
"Ws have very little chance To teach
the North anything, but, OIL the con.
trary, there are many things for us to
learn. II any Bngllshman thinks that
he is coming over to teach the North he
will 6nd himself mistaken" This was
certainly not the case In the South, Mr..
Hughes thought. Anything more
thTiftless or careless he had never seen.
All they seem 10 care for is to get some
thing to eat, 60 hunting and 6shing
and have q good time. He hoped sin.
,prsly that the good example set them
at Rugby would incits them TO new Of
iorts to bring . seyolution in the state Of
agriculture in that sections
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ACastle Train Ditsnea.

A terrible railroad accident Occurred
on the Panhandle route, about si1
miles west Of Htsubenvilis, Ohio, on
Sunday night. Section 3 Of No.
:3 freight was coming round . curve
over q high embankmsnt at . rapid
rate Of speed, when . rail broke, pre-.
oipitatiDs the whole train, composed Of
cars loaded with cattle, over the en-
bAnkmsnt. The entire train 10 . COM
plets wreck. The cars tumbled over on
top Of the engine and each ether. Bn-
ginser Degine was thrown under the
gins, from which perilous position he
was removed after considerable digging.
He was badly soalded aud cut up, but
not fatally. One other man was ipjur.
ed lightly. Almost l0U lead Of cattle
were killed, and the scene ct the wreck
10 q horrible one. The train men say
IL Ia the vorst wreck they ever saw.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-03
oapsurlss Q nan.Ea,,ss Tiger.


The Indian papers report thata man
eating tiger, which had killed Hfty per
sons during the last three years, hai
been shot At Chakrsta. This animal,
II seems, had, for the last three years,
BEEN the terror Of the 'raot Of county
known ss Jaunssr .Bavar. Indeed, for
twenty five miles beyond Deoban there
Is scarcely village that has not its his
tory Of human victims. On the 18th ol
september, leaving his usual haun.s,
the tiger appeared at Dsoben and kill.
cd two men close TO the forest cficer'S
garden, one body only being found. On
The morning Of the 18th he killed q
bullock mile and half from Chak.
rata, on the Deoban road.
The forest officer. Mr.. A. smythies,
sud Colonel Fits Rey, Filth Pusilisrs,
and most Of the ofisers In garrison
then made arrangements 10 surrouna
the spot where the !igtrs we're last seen.
Several soldiers also volunteered. After
sbous two hours' beating the tiger was
marked down" under . oiiH. Moth.
ing would persuade him 70 .ssve his
cover, and It was not until q party
with i've or six gaas advanced t.
the spot where he was lying tha. a
shot was possible, Mr.. Smithiss draw
ing first blood. The tiger then bolt.d
receiving the FIRE Of several r,fas, and
vas eventually killed on the JAdi road
about four hundred yards from whore
he was 1rst hit. The Government re-
ward for the tiger was 500 rupses. 10
was small bus very powerful animal,
measuring ~ he lay feet 8 inches
from his nose 10 the tip Of the tail.