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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-10
STATE NEWS.

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The ST. Bernard Weekly Item ~ The
h"'Ile oI D''''''"''' !"pe' J"'' se'' ''''
u ~ b'''''''' N"''' ''"N'' '"' P'P'fS
III tllat pa'lS'''
No part Of the State, snys the Able.
Vile Mcrdionnl, can exhibit 80 fine u
corn crop ~ Permilion parish, and
should not Untimly accident befall it the
yield this year VII! be immense.
The lIonmn Couricr says that Henry
Patterson, Che murderer Of Constable
Cuue, was captured N the parish Of La
tourehc and brought 10 Iouma last Sat
urday, He was lodged IN jail where ftc
will remain until tried by Court.
Nv yhooo. rcol Of NotcbitocLcs
was one Of thc fortunntcs nj the last
drawing of the Louisiana Of Louisiana
State Louisinna. lIc drew five thousand
dollora hoyjnc nj ,bo nroecdmy drawing
We" 'o''' '"''"''" "''i''S'
Or. jackson aud daughter Of Natchi-
tochcs, were thrown from % buggy last
week, the horse running considerable
distanc" with Miss Jackson after her
father had fallen before sbe"wos thrown
out. DR.. Jackson hNd hlB shoulder bro
ken, bat hls daughter was not seriously
injured.
pntriot.Dcnocrut: On Tuesday last
u LARGE black hear was killed near The
olh nhiiho''h p'a''' oJ u coioF'a ''''''
by tho name OF FRANK Johnson b'''In
had been pnrsued ~ several parties ana
u host "l dogs Tor several m'i's previous
t" his DEATH me day before Il oeaF
whether Inc same one "' nov we "''
unable 20 Say, WAS pursued ny par
ties III 'ho ncIg'lb"Ello"" OF Capt. '' ~
NoFW""d8 :, tty' mites So'th "' CLINTON
4 ten wear old boy, SAYS th, pontchn.
toulo Gazette son Of Mr., John !. lIenp,
Of ST. Helena uarish, was instantly killed
last Saturday afternoon, by being run
over by the construction train. The
train had stopped at the water tank
near Amitc, when several boys got
aboard, the lad Killed among thc rest.
In attempting TO jump off as the train
started, he fell beneath the train aud
was crushed to death.
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... T.. ,,n r,,,u,o n,soor,,. which
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..,o,o,, ,.o,,1o,, 81 6, nor,,r1p yh;,
is the o0spyinr of acommon
domestic rabbit, and war born alive,
Lut died shortly aftcrward. It. was two
distinct bodies united to one head, bear
inc six perfectly formed ears, each body
has the regular number Of legs and a
rudimcntnry tail.
w, ,o,ru f,om Mr. row,,v tho Mans.
Gala s,ou, ,,,;ycr ,hot m Tucsdoy lost
o,1 ,,,. w ,, ,1,o ,o,,. ~ p.,or
rho,,o, ,yh, ,ou;1ou ro,r p,cooo,t nm
,hot h;nselr 1Ie ,v,s .e,.
t;ru ,vcr ,.uco with q .hotcun !, his
hand, when by some means both barrels
were discharged, literally shattcring the
cg to pieces from tho knee down. 1t
was ampltatcd by Drs. Armstrong and
but it was thought he had
lost SO much blood that he could not re-
Observation-Disclosures Register.
rcliciauo Sentinel. Prank Flowers
,h,ryc1 wifi, thc ,uurdcr Of Andrew
l,ckcou an thc ODD of Juuc wac hrouoht
before his Honor .yudcc Yoist on Wed.
ocslov last and q preliminary cyomjpo.
tiou was held District Attorney semnlc
conducted the prosecution with no conn-
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-10

Ancntial families in Coyington and
vicinity who mp communicates Of the
Episcopal Chuycll. There is no vestry,
and consequently no church organization
but tho ladies' of the congregation, with
conncndable zeal, have kept the church
IN good order, and when opened Inst
Sunday, its clean condition mud newly
painted pews rendered II quite attrac.
tive. The church is ont Of debt, with u
nice Rcctory, and we boiieye thc good
efforts of the Bishop viii succeed il r8.
tabIisbng nrge congregation.
ralmeryille Gazette: On Sunday the
ith, difficulty took place between San,
Ross, colorr1, living on Capt Mosley's
place, aud Jordan llamons, eoorcd, iy.
ing on MI. Elias lnyior's piace. It ap-
pears that some misunderstanding bad
previously existed between tlesp men,
and meeting on the Moslcy's Bluff and
townsville ro1d about two miles iroin
Dpwuayitc, Ross acrosted ltammons
when the latter backing oH from his Ak
sailaut, said, That he had nothing more
TO do with the matter Ross then drew
n pistol and advancing Upon lanunong,
fired. The bnll struck lannon's in the
breast in thr region Of thc heart, XII,
ing him almost INSTANTLY.
The Paint. rop,ea gecord .oya t,,ot .
TRAGEDY occurcd nj ,,,c rhoool y, .n.
phtb rlt h.twecn 2 and 4 o,cIo.k T, n
ClpoyjlIp potiu c,,,e IN Aha ato,, ,r &
t,nnm. wher. 4, poum il c,nnIoycd and
resides with his family. man pomcd
Cadorc came 10 the store, MD shortly
aCtcrwnyl. pntju bcgou +, oIus. and
curge 1olorr. 4 I,oum hngoal f,ti,
not to curse about the store. as h. had
his family there. patiu excused hl,usclf|
and drsistrl f,rawhile. but soon bngnu
apain. and taking ont hia uistol ,njd
he intended 10 kill TINT ncgro nuvlow
(mcaniny Nadoro) and ne ip,mr,liotcIy
commenced shooting nj him, firing two
sItnot4. wltcu A. Eou,r called +, foaorc
to unp ont Of the window and h. did
so. patin rushed ont Of the STORE and
ott,m,tel 10 shoof c,Ior. ,yb., o.,-
tlcmcn present, closed on him ana took
hia niefol owoy An., oytit. p,,t, ,o
turned to The store, when lis p,.tol wac
returned ia him unloadc1 II, the,
I'll, t.,.,...,,,,.. hit, ~,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

22S1. .Schwahacher Bros s Co '
Murray Barrett; promiasory note. Nc
Nsught Bros for plaintiff; dsfendan
will appear in person.
2352. j A McPhee. administrator o
the estate Of Thomas Power, deceased
" Edward Ford. pron,isscry note. ]
B Lewis Tor plaintiff.
052-A s Miller (receiver. etc. v,
The Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad
account.
2s64. j G Kellogg ~ E B Ebay
peoai.:ory note. Hall = Osborne for
plaintiff.
1855. .Kosnegsberger Bros W Philip
Wist; account. Struve 3 Leary fol
PLAINTIFF. AeNsusht Bros for defend
ants.
ss5e. ID " Cushm.n " Geo N Cole
and George A Cushman: foreclosure oi
ohattsl mortgage. St5uve 3 Leary for
plaintiff.
1857. Crawford & Harrington W W
c Squire and Rieelow & George; con.
tract. Struve 4 Leary for plaintif. J
r Lewis for Bigslow s George:
23SS. WIN Baunten " the owners OF
the steamer Nellie; Struye 4 Leary
Tor p!aintiff, Mcknight Bros for de.
f~Idxnts.
1859. N Wortheimer aud brother 70
2 Ksach; account. Hall & Osborne
for plaintiff.
2360-Ella T Saith W James Nc
Naaght. Struve & Leary for plaintiff,
sc Hyde and Hall & Osborne for
defendant.
236l-J Il Williamson vs. n B
Maddocke: suit for wages. w 81 White
for plaintiff. O Jacobs for defendant.
2S63. Conrad Brehm ~ D K Baxter,
recovery Of wages. w H White for
plaintiff.
2S6S. Territory of Washington "
Mary Tucker; assault with intent to
commit murder.
1854. SchwAbAchcr Bros 4 Co W
Duncan I Wheeler; in equity. Mo.
Naught Bros tor plaintiff.
2365. Henry L Yesler W Edward
Guthrie; pro@issosy note. McNaught
Br0s for plsioti6.
1856. H L Yesler " Hiram Bacon.
McNansht Bree for plaintiff.
2087. Sarah e Bourn ct al " Geo A
Meigset al; foreclosure of mortgage.
HcNsught Bros and A W Thempson
for PLAINTIFF.
95e0. Sarah e Bourn ct al ~ Geo A
Aeies Of al; foreclosure of mortgage.
4cNaught Bros and A W Thompson
for plaintiffe.
1860. g d Libby " Bark vidette.
Tackle. Furniture and Cargo; libel for
salvage. U NJ Rasin proctor. Thomas
Burke advocate.
2370. Territory Of Washington W
Sam (an Indisn;) larceny.
1871. II T Carroll 4 Co ct ais " VIM
A Jennings. d A Jenpings ct ais;
creditors accounts. Struvc & Leary
for plaintiffs.
1872. Asa Fowlor " Anderson Holt;
transcript from Justices Court. Mo.
Naagbt Bros for plaintiff. G X Jenner
for sppellee.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUSIC! MUSIC!

HAvING LOCATED HIRE WILL FURNISH
II mnsie for sli occasions ss seattle and adjs-
csns towns: Will givs issssucstons o. Violin,
H1aDo % Or9aD. Pianos tuned: terms modessts.
Orders len Il ". q. Psmphrey's will meet Win
prompt a4esntt0o.
alSdkV IN HAlH0.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-01-23

r WILL PAy - ron rae ARREST AND
i fetufs OF Frsak Heeas. who escaped from
King Oosnty jail on tie evening Of december
ST, loJo. H = sbout Soes ~ inches hish,
Ass eeuples1sDsd. and blsck curly hair. aad
II L.v. wYCKoFY. sheriff.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04


The chaplain OF the British naval
vessel Comus thus describes his visit to
the Crozet Islands. group in the In.
dian Ocean: The sensation on landing
was like that prohAsly experienced by
Robinson Crusoe. The birds and other
animals did not dread man, and did
not move out of our way. We found
three kinds Of psnguins-ths jackass
penguin, the king penguin, and the
crested penguin. They stalk about To
troops like q school OF . regiment Of
soldiers; they pecked At our legs - We
walked along. and their tactics quite
puzzled our large Spanish dog, who
bsrked at them. but gave them . vide
berth. IL was the moulting season,
and most OF the old birds looked very
d,sreputable. With their tattered festh.
ere and semi-naked bodies. Wild
ducks and teal popped up their heads
through the long grass. but scarcely
tosk the trouble to fly away. Sec hens
and other birds we're easily knocked
down with . stick; While pretty white
birds like pigeons. called snowdrops,
hew to welcome as with Q little ehirp,
ingnose, and could be czugSt By tbs
hand - - = -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

II - about time the hrst move was
made to secure to Seattle the benefits Of
. public park. 4 single block. hand
sonsly epoIOsed and laid out. and cost.
Ing comparatively little. will answer
for start, to be followed later BY other
and larger parks - the needs Of the
people Increase and the city becomes
better able In making investments Of
this character. II may BE- stated as the
opinion Of every public spirited citizen
thst , viii be irnposible for the city
TO Isss Isvnsy BY the Transaction. - the
property purchased. IL purehssed wise.
ly and at : reasonable price. will always
bc worth the money paid for Il.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

gIoEes. one Sc. of thread lace collars
AID cuffs, seven music boxes. one ele
CANT bronze figure, two oai paintings.
four ladies' ws,cLe'. eighteen pAsrs of
opera glasses. 3 quantity Of valusbls
ls~elry. and mAny other articles Of
value A woman passenger on the same
s:eamer had taken from her thirty six
yArds of black satin ard three seal ski
caps.
MOBILE. Ala, Sept Ten arrests
were nfzae in Covington county yester-
day of parties charged With beating aDd
Illuminating Unitet States witnesses
and destroying processes from Q s
Courts.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

Saturday, Sept. 4, 1880.

The Rev. DIR. John Hall tbinks tbs.
Americas Engli.h eanussts fAvofably
.ss whole. with that spoken in the
British Isles aud that In London there
is more barbarous and indsferable
English used than In the United States
He is now in England. and In letter
to the Lsagy. says 'Thers are sasy
phsasesis ne smons our Esglisb sousm
which We ought to shun. They stop
ct home ell dsy. We stay u bone
They talk Of couple Of pound - If
the pounds were linked together. 10
fact. the list Of Lopderisms would
be q long one. MOI ssI know Of 10
the frequent confession Of ignorance.
and IL the blame 10 10 be laid en- one IL
10 ell along Of him.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

Massachusetts has 81 area Of $500
square miles and . population Of i.7ss.-
sls souls. or 22s "a .tas square mile.
Washington II the smallest Of the Ter
ritoriss. and Jet il It were inhabited
like Massachusetts, would hays over
iiitssn millions Of people within her
borders. Belgium. Italy and England
are the snly countries supporting .
dcnser population than that Of the old
Bay State.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04
rwo suacRoNs

From the National Surgical Inssituts,
Indianapolis, lndiana. viii Wait Seattle
w. T., Sept. Sd and 4th, 1850. provided
with complete and expensive outfit Of
apparatus designed for the treatment Of
spinal DiseAse. Hip and Knee Disesse,
CROOKED Limbs, Club Feet. Paralysis, 81.
Piles and Fistuia cured without the knife
This Institation has an unequaled repu.
tation In the treatment of these dise>sve.
and those interested should NOS fail to
see these surgeons.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

4 Week from next Tuesday will bs.
gin the Fourth Annual Fair OF King
county. Preparations tor il can no
longer be postponed without detriment
to the Fair. The exhibitions on this
occasion should excel that Of any pre-.
vious occasion. The circumstances are
ell favorable, and II tho Fair does MOI
prove an eminent saccsss somsons will
surely he at fault. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04
WAR you waxr.

II medicine thAt will do the most
good in the shortesk possible time and
least expense. N. +. Cody & CO..
druggists an.i spothecaries. sre now
Introducing into the narket . lis, OF
non-aecret medicines (the formula for
the preparation of which is published
on the wnpper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar TO this
climate Our pseparaties of tar ard
Wild cherry 10 better for coughs and
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine Our Sarssparilis for the
blood; oar extract Of Buchu fog the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup for children: ocr
Lozenges for worms; our ConditaOs
Powder for cattle and hosses; our Is
sence of Pepsia for dyspepsi., and our
varioas toilet preparations are the best
In use.
>.-0~~-sS2 .-saafft
Don't forget to try the Bureau cigar
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

PoET TOWNSEND. S~rt3.-The steam
ship Caiifornia arrived here a. o'clock
and left 1t o'clock n. today for the
norih. calling q, yictoIi. with freight.
Her sitta passenger liss includes Paul
sehalk. Prrsiden. 81 tie Sostbsss,
Trs ding Company. aud COMMANDER
Henry Glass. L ) n. who goes up 10
relieve Captain Be.rds.ey. Of the
Jamestown.
TIE steamer Cas.iar arrived thi,
evening, having touched at Nanaimo
fer fuel.
A bGk resem ding the Northwest.
far Port Msdison. passed mp this even
ing.
SAs Francisco. Sept l.-Arrived.
ship Two Brothers from Seattle. bark
James Cheston from Port Gamble. and
barkentine W II Gswley from Port
Nsd5son.
Sailed, bark Sarncset. for Tsous.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

Gen Pleasanton claims to have had
the best horse in the army daring the
war. i bought him. hs saya from
Prince do Joinsille. The Prince paid
SS0O1 tcr him. and I got him wben she
Prince was going away for $500. He
was - gentle - . lamb. With the cour.
age OF ths devil and the speed Of the
wind. He could 90 without eating o.
drinking, and vas - pretty - . NO
70 I'm. Hs would jump anything before
him. Iisfs him in charge of . bugles
one day. and that vas the last eve,
cav 81 either the bnglsr or the horss
Tasy vent over IN she enemy.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04


The House of Hanover began in the
little town of Ceile. which now has
about IL. 900 people. with William the
Pious, son ofa Duke OF CelIe. who had
been Martin Luther's pnpil. i have
never seen the righteous forsAken mol
bis seed begging bread. William los,
his sight and his miBd. but he knew
the Psslm tunes of Dr. Lathsr. and had
them played to him when he Was very
old. His sons drew lots to know which
should marry. as the estate was small
George. the sixth son ont of family
Of fifteen. drew the wife and the pos.
terity. He lived abreast of Queen
Elizabeth and visited her.
Duke George became . general under
Gustavus Adolphns. and died in l64I
and his grandson, Ernest Augustus,
married the niece Of Chssles l., Kiss
of Bohemis. She alone of ell her sisters
remained . Protestant. thus being the
only Protestant branch of the Royal
Stuait line. aud when Queen Anne
last child died. in the year 100. they
made sophis's son Duke of Cam bridge.
This son, George Louis, born 1860, be-
came GeoigeI
He had previously divorced his wife
for adultery. but broush two mistress
es over TO England in bis suite. being
then over fifty. He was principally
engaged putting DOM the SOU OF
James II aud executing rebels who
supported more honest rights to the
throne.
His 500, George IL. was King thirty.
three years, fron 1921. and Sir Roheri
Walpole administered the country fos
both son and father. George ii. mar.
ried Caroline of Auspsch, who loved
him at the expense OF her children,
and bidding hun on her death bed to
marry again. he answered: No, I will
keep only mistresseA'
The fir.t two Georges hated Eng land,
their parents aid their children. The
Earl of Cha;hsu was conspicuous in
the second Georges reign, which closed
in l760. when he was seventy -seven
years old. lit0l} al g8' u
George III was the son of Frederick,
Prince Of Wales. aud be married Char,
lotts. of Mscklenburg He was affli, ted
with insanity for much Of his wonder.
full teign, during which he lost Ameri-
CO, won India, found steam aud beat
Napoleon. About 1910 he became
blind and imbecils and deaf.
George Nv was born in 1862, and
was very handsome; he married hi,
cousin Caroline. of Brunswick. and di
vorced her for adultery. Victoria Wal
his brothers daughter. bs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

II IL said to b. sggrAvating to DIR
Tanner. now that he has completed his
forty days fast. 10 read OF so many
persons who Lad accomplished the
same unheard-of thing before him. and
Of few even who have tasted fifty and
sixty days. It may BE- consoling TO him,
however. to know thai no ono belisvsa
these Other Extraordinary yarns
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

An alarm Of Dire ct midnight l. stsrt.
ling thing. but not half 90 startling 10
many who hear Il % would b. The aud.
den knaSledge OF their own dangerous
physical condition. Thoussnds ana
thcssands srs hurrying u their Rrsve1
because they are carelessly iudillereas
TO the lussaious inroAds Of disasee ~
the means Of cure. Il 10 the mission 81
Il II Warner b Co.. with their Sal,
Kidney and Liver. Cure. to arouse man
70 sense Of their danger and then cor,
then. = AtmrAis AspsaL
The Chicago TiEs<s rays: Warner,
Safe Kidney and Liver Care 10 highly
endorsed BY ministers. judses. physi
caass. sargsons. b. nea az literary ma
scholssly distinctios. and by ipdividusl,
in Ill the walks Of lilA. .
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

During the past fiscal year our Gov.
srnmsns paid in psnsionsss % soldiers
and seiIers and widows and orphans
s56.777.i7l. besidss giving them hum
drsds VI Thousands Of sores Of land.
The generosity u the 0ovssnnent 70
its bssslOaers il snsquslsd II the Ms
tory Of ths world. a.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

Colorado h sndsAvosiag 70 bsat ell
othss State and Territories this year
In the sxtsnAion Of her railroad sys-
ten. Her people hope b I'D 800 miiss
II new road during the twelve moaths
81 1859. Dakota vill not be fAs behind
eColorado. epd may SVEN ls.d her.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04
EUROPF

Madrid. Sept. "A wooden brid &c
over the river Ebro. Near Lsgrono. fell
today wniias battalion of troops Was
crossing. One captain. three lieuten-
ants smt 81 men were drowned
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04
CALIFORNIA.

sAs PnAScsco. Sept 9 The prepa-
rations to receive President Hayes sve
on N extensive scale He will BE- the
guest Of John W Msckey 1t Virgins.
New, tor one day. and then comes to
Caiifornis. He viii be IN San Fran
cisco on the OH or f0,h. There will
be . military aud civic parade. The
Presidential party consists Of nineteen
persons. They 60 to Yosemite and on
their return Secretary Sherman go,s
East and the President and others 60 10
Oregon. thence to Arizona. probably
through On account Of the roads the
trip 10 Arizona may be altered some
hat - az - -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
rME DAILY INTErasaENCEa }.

rHE DAILY INTErssGEsCER -
Publishes every ssssnfne. lAsnasys s1-
Copied snd delivered 70 subs-<fb~fs fsysssfs IN
the city. q n eenss per ~sek. Payable "a tas
Carrier: sfneie copies 10 csEts-
Per sEnun. $1,000 In advances.
rHE WEEKLY gNTEIg.GGgsCEE
rtis o,d and popular ;oaSnai Of Western w~h-
ia2sxyn with the largest etreuistion Of sny rsE<r
Ia the Territory. ~ published every Saturday
r4orpinf. Terms Three Dollars pss ~
psm In sdvsree: ofhsrvfse. eA.o0.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

Napoleon lIrs WIDOW derives her
revsnus fron THREE sourUss--shs pro
dact OF savings and spscalAtiens, the 10.
sarancss IN the Enpssor's life, aud che
real estate which the Empress bought
in her own name when che was on Ii.
thsone NomiaAl sales hsse hsss
ms&s since she came % Chiseiharss. =
wsll ~ tvo genuine ones. The Ra>
pssss disposed Of. for . considerable
saw. The propssty In TIE Rus d'AIbs
aad ~ house ID which ~ Rouhsr ussa
% live Tree. 1t the coraer of the Rue a.
EyseA The purchaser Of this estass
was Barn Hirsch. the TaskisA railway
king. Thess Ass. hsside4 esfatss Il
0patns Ssitseriand and Hungary. The
Hmgasssa properly vas acquired i
the present year. and b adjsesnt 70 the
deunAin Of ODsst Els1y. usdsr hsr
soss will ths Emprsss sryuirss proper
ties asas Tsiesos snd q Issrsny. =
vsli = Asssn end sroasds i fus-
lossa.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

The people oi s. Louis ara very On.
happy over the recent csnsas snamsr-
alton. which cut them down Ia pumber
from the half million they had long
claimed to nasthird a { nillisn. This
feeling d portrayed b. the following
extract frem The R<psuins:
III tia peopls Of 81. Louis we're In
dixnsnt two @onths ego at the prospect
that this city voal1 70 into sks csusus
tsblss OF 1880 sit6 , popalstinn 81
S7s. 600. vhse will shs2 say . The seni.
otneis1 annoouoo0eut That tie fieures
will b only SSS.517f Il = teosscsiv.
able that they will qaielAy snhail 10 =
hagrant IN outrage
what makss The matter wors,. re-
mstks The NJ Y. Ssa. IL The TACT that
Chicago. which has also figured nm
officially - town Of 500. 900 people.
passes the ordeal Of the oensus ri.
umphsntly With On odd thousand o.
two 10 spare. Il does seem inooncsiv-
able that the people Of 81. Louis will
quietly snbmis.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-09-04

KAHALY- PREsTox-As the residenes Of Pessr
MeInt4re. Esq. At Port Gamble. Aug. n. 1850,
By R2v. n ". Lana. Ar. John KAhaiy snd Mn
Annie Preston. both 81 Poss Gamble, ". e.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1880-12-22
In the Forest Primeval,
New Guinea. D'AJbertis. ]

I was so pleased at finding myself in
primeval forest that I wanted to run
about everywhere. But I suffered for
my inexperienced impulse; now thorn
pierced my clothes and tore my skin;
now lane, stretched across my path,
would throw me down, gun in hand
damaging my hands and knees, and put
ting me in peril of my life from the gun;
again spiders web, which had widely
spread it's insidious snares, would
cling to my face and beard, while the
spiders fell on my hands, neck, and face,
producing a sing,1larIy unpleasant SEN
sation. After a ramble of several hours
| had to acknowledge that, after all my
dreams, primeval forest is not the
earthly paradise. 1t was long neverthe-
less, before I made up my mind to re-
turn OH board with the birds I had kill
ed, and which, being the first shot by
me in New Guinea, are among my most
cherished treasures,