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National Republican., 1880-11-13

VNoR RENT-A large, nic2ly firnlIhed room with
II gas and privilege OF bathroom, to gentleman
OF quiet habits only at 1877 Columbia ST. price, sGJG
relpremCNs rNnmlreN. nOD.Slr
National Republican., 1880-11-13

EoR RENT-unfmnished roomsi terms reason
IL able; desirable location; private family; refer
nnces exchanged. No Sl3 EeYOnth Bt u w. no93tt
National Republican., 1880-11-13

VyFRY LOW-Flne rooms. heated and lighted,
with fret class table board for two persons, $40,
e4l, sii and sac month; every convenience; loca-
ton nm urpassed. NollOl Twelfth ST, below Massa.
chuseits ave. no0-3tf
National Republican., 1880-11-13

pY boy QGuGsi), a situation in gents furnish.
- Ing store, or not particulars TO business Ad.
dress WILLIAMS. room Is. EederAl bMlldIng
National Republican., 1880-11-13

NOR RENT-Newly and nicely furnished and un-
IL furnished rooms with or without board, at No
1921 New York ave nw no0-att
National Republican., 1880-11-13

EoR RENT Can and see our list Of property for
A. rent JOHN SHERMAN ~ CO.
fe3-tf St Cloud Building
National Republican., 1880-11-13
1900 Prizes,
whole Tickets, @2.
"a Tickets. $50.

Remit Money or Bank
FIX press. DON'T SEN Il
TER OR POSTOFFlCE
upward, by Express, ci
Ii. NJ. BuAkDMAN,
Louisville. Ky., or 3O1 ant
or j. W. CLARK, 1908 \
Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-11-13

VIVIAN IED--To rent q Ave or six-room house In
w the northwestern section OF The city; must he
moderate rent. Address II LAIN, ll4s Seventh st
u W. HOl3Stt
National Republican., 1880-11-13
WANTED-H0usEs.

A M!DDLE-AGED woman wants u ppce TO do
"A plain cooking or tend to children No 1906
Oht n w. uOO
National Republican., 1880-11-13

PooltS and accounts written up by competent
NepmblICRm Ollce. nnl6
National Republican., 1880-11-13

IGOR RENT-Iarge pleasant well-furnished
IL rooms, with board, at reasonable rates; also
table board, In oi the best locations IN the city
No l2li X ST n ", nol0.Gt@
National Republican., 1880-11-13

NOR RENTAL lll0 Ninth street northwest n
IL largo, furnished room ON pRrlor floor; southern
ana western exposures mo lern improvements fam,
ly of three adults, Inquire ms nbONe. uos6F
National Republican., 1880-11-13

TNoR RENr-Two or three unlurnished rooms
II with board; PLEASANTLY located, with southern
exposure. At l3i3 O st II W. nOlO-3tF
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FNHs RENT-HOuJEES.
ENoR RENT by B.u. wARNE
" nlG n ArnEET NnRTIIAN Nln.T

OFFICE ROOMS In No. 323 and $40 FUur.Rnd.n. hall
hieet y. W.; also IN i53 Louisiana avenue n, w
Call FOR weekly Ren,-List
tNOR IENT-Furnished ed seven-room house. modern
a improvements, large yard, trees. southern eN-
R0suTe, good ncghbOrhoOd; references No lijQ
RHODE Island ave nolhMs
I1OH RiNr-Tho upper part OF building No 1919
- Penn ave; two floors divided into nine rooms;
irescoed ceilings, Larobe range not and cold watrr
newly papcred, etc II having just been altered II Is
all fresh and new; no finer ON the Avenue APP
ply TO THOMAS RUSSELL, 1913 Penn ave nol0.5tF
EOR RENT-No 1925 Eleventh st n ". II rooms
~ SIG 10 Bridge st. Georgetown, II rooms 2lOj
twelfth q W, rooms el05O 80 Prospect NJ. rooms
SO; lOS Eleventh st q w rooms Sl8; 1875 cats W, .
rooms, a8; lOll.-iO7 At W, stores; 7l0 II g,
nos Gtt
-. ,.....,. =. =.
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NOR RENT-EIght large and elegantly ly.furnished
Il rooms ut residence ?Ql7 q st II W, with or with
out board This residence has for the last sixteen
nou-Btt
National Republican., 1880-11-13

~ JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE
lGT<Twenty head OF fine stylish coach ana coupe
(%N horses, several pairs stylish driving horses
and several stylish horses for light harness.
A lso one very fine pony suitable for ladys use,
slther for saddle or harness, At Huguely BOwens
stable, No Olb New York avenue. nOG.2Wt
National Republican., 1880-11-13

nor RENr-A suite OF iurniihed rooms, at 1910
II stn WI to good tenant eHsy terms ore guarnl-
Innd. rnInrancnn 70 lmlrnh. noS.2M
National Republican., 1880-11-13

NOR RENTAL O3l X st n W. handsomely fur
nishcd rooms, en- suite or slngly, with excellent
table board, by private family references required
noi03tt
National Republican., 1880-11-13

= n TABLE boarders can he annotated AT t20
OO per month, with the very best Of everything
The markets afford nj DRIVER d sChoFlELpSl
lJi3 Pcnna ave anl'-H
National Republican., 1880-11-13

JNoR Neutrality-suspicious. ied paror su te also
- rooms en- suite or single on second and third
oors, hotels and departments and all lines of
slreetcars Apply at 70s Thirteenth ST. bet a and II
n W. noe-ata
National Republican., 1880-11-13
IL A MCINTYRE Real Estate Broker,
Ls No. 9iS L street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or A DESIRABLE FRAME
HOUSE, NO. @lG9 BOUNDARY STREET.

The above sale - postponed on account of rain
until SATURDAY., November H. same hour and
place. E, A. MCINTYRE,
uoli- -tlNgat Trustee,
National Republican., 1880-11-13

NOR RENT Handsomely furnished rooms. single
u and On suite. DRIVER q sCHOFlELD, lI3
PENNSYLVANIA avenue nOd-ti
National Republican., 1880-11-13

7Sl - FIFTEENTH ST. Nicely furnished rooms,
D - 10 en- suite aud sngle fine central location
unnl
National Republican., 1880-11-13
Reuu the llst ol prizes loT lhe
NOPEMBER DRAINING.
Half Tickets, 81,
~ fIg.INa aHUAn

WO NININWINI DIVV'
TX Draft In Letter, or send by
ID by REGIS TERED LEI
z ORDER. Orders OF SS and
can be sent ut our Expense.
4. COnrier-JOurnnl Building,
nd 800 broadway, New YORK,
New York avenue aud li!2
National Republican., 1880-11-13

NITANTED--Slx persons to take table board at No
w 1928 y ave; northern family price so per
mnnth. uOl2.3tt
National Republican., 1880-11-13

A n ~ PENNA, AVE, opposite National hotel,
4 " First class board with large rooms from 3S
TO 40 per week, Irnnsiontt q to slt0 per day MRS,
HOWARD. sslSti
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

To WHOM II MAJ coNUEAN:
NOrYCB - hEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
IN partnerships hsrstosoee existing between
the undsrsignsj. under the Arm name Of White 4
TsuDy. doing Business In the Oily Of Seattle, ".
T. under the ayls Of '.Ths PUGET Foundry" has
this deg bean dissolved ~ mutual consent. The
business will b hereafter carried on by L. a.
Tenny. All accounts owing the Arm must be
paid to w. ". White.
- .s.s. Ass WM. W. WHITE.
ssoF L n. TENNY.
Seattle. v. T.. Jane n. 1880 49, y
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The cosyocArroS.-At Tia Episce

The CoSy0cATIoN.-At The Episco-
pal Csavua,isn. held in Psssland
during tbs pas. few days. the cLnrch.s
Of Olyapsss -Esgene, Post Tevnends
6sAttle.s yancoe ver. sAstegh. Dpsgps
City. Salem. Albany. Walla Walia,
Lewiston. Dslles. MeAiaviils. Portland
and Tacoma were represented. The
session # IT, Con vcsatjon swse the
twenty. seventh Cd tuai enc for Oregon
and Washington. The Secretary VI the
Missionary Conventions made his re-
part OF the different ConvUcations held
daring the lsst ysst rheis had bees.
three Of these Con socstions. one csch'
in wslla Wslls. Seattle and Oslem.
The good resulting from thsm was
upon and their ogNtinvupco was urged.
The Provisional Missionary Com mittee
was discharged and psrmansnt Gem
mittse appointed By the Bishop. The
following Rentlemsn comprise the new
COMMITTEES: The Bishop. OhAirmsa.
ex of8cio, Revs A 8 Nicholson, Chair
man. g A Plummer. ] " Sellvood. q
II, Wstsns. u q Eheqbesa. L 81 Wei
Gen JUseph Il .0asob, Asesrs VII
Aflair. h q UBrisu. b Weeks, Gen 9
@ 6swtslis. The standing conmiEtsss
appointed by the Bishsp are = lnllows:
Committss On the 0tseo az he Chaseh,
Rev Mr. Watson. Rev Al Ninholsss,
Mr. Turfel. Nr Charles Prosoh. On
the Incorposakiea q RAtishsp: Rev l.
H Wslls, Rev d. NeytpN De 1pansuu.
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SEATTLE A. SEEN By VISION
.Neigtsbor Power. If the Lscsnnsr Naa,

SEATTLE 40 SEEN By A VISITOR
Neighbour Power. If the Lscsnnss Mod.
when here tue other day, took : good
l..ok 1t Seattle ard here il what he esys
vi j. In hrs pspef: ''StSrfing out On the
good old reliable sA~er Libby. in an
hours .teaming We arrived at the great
sawmill and grain depot of Utsalady,
under the management At perhaps the,
most extensive lumI,er fiSM in the
wnsid. the Pugct Mill CompaDy: sthcn
passed along IN view Of the beautiful
prsifiss Of WILDLY Island. touching ct
Oak Harbor and Coupeville. and far
tber on ct the neat and orderly Tulal,p
Indian Agency. until finslly arriving
about ~ Pm. ut the great metropolis
OF Psgct Sound. the city OF Seattle.
OF course we nse the words great me
tropolis' obly from . Territorial stsusi.
point. ~ We have. in our uwn good
time. visi,ed and snsrvrled at the vast
proportions OF New York, Phil saslphis
and other great~ci.ies OF the Eastern
States. Wspre.iict. however. that THE
little city. though now scarcely possess.
lug i've thous~pd isshs bitants, viii
some day. possibly = century or two
hence. bec,'me the peer of New York ur
Philadelphis. when ,prpg,sss end evi.
li3ation sbah eren up commerce be.
ween the Pacific slope and China and
Japan s:milartO that at pressnt existing
bet ween the Atlantic States and Eu-
rope. China and sJaI'ans sss pcpaldus
countries and the day j. not far distant
whea they shall become, thoroughly
inbued with the. Yankee notion ii
building railroads and machine shops.
and adopt the ext,svngant hsbi,x and
customs Of the Caucasian race. Then
they will look t. Puget Sound for their
iron. oaa,, luulier aud snsnSlactnfss
esaesslIs. ard Sssttls, being tiiss ceuiesf
of commerce. of this region. is bound
tn become rich aud opulant ctr.
Westward tbs star "t Empire 10 TAX.
ing its courss, aud a me day the, q .m-
mtrcs1d tue pscaGc vail sqnaI that OF
the Atlantic. SEATTLE il fast assuming
an aspect Of permanent and .ubst initial
in heepiag &ith tue hopes
and prospects Ut the queen city Of the
Sound Manufacturing and industrial
works are spriuging up. while her msr-
chants do Al immsnse business. and can
more than compete with the Portland
merchants in the sale Of goods Toe.
export 1T coal from mines adjacent TO
Seattle is hscoming enormons, it being
turned out at vastly less eost thsn the
product Of any etherss on the cnsst. II
not in The United State..'
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Commit, on Fiusnce-3 Frauen
thai. - AillersJ - tsy - = r
Committse on Prrersmms aud
Levy. George Stet.
con. ] C Nixon. Chas Clsncey ADD "
A Jennings.
Cpmmis, ss ON Printing-SF O s.mbs,
Jack Levy and J F T Mitchell.
COMMITTEES on Ioyitssious and Ora
ton 10 Jacobs. H g Ssruve. A j An-
d~rson. James HeNsught. Tb1 Burke;
l. Sohns and ] r Levin.
Committee on Rsgatts O6ssss 81
Seattle Yacht Clsb sses
Committee on Salute and Fireworks
Prank Seidei, VIM HsydeaLnuer and
F w Wald. -
Commitsee on Baseball Seattle nine,
Laurence Booth - Chairman.
Committcs. on Nusic-Ed Stetsen. X
C Gfsvss and A 3 Millsr.
Commitses % Ball s0d Pasilioa-
Geoegs 'Btetson. CLas Sleinwss sad B
r Coombs. SzgN So -
Co0mittes on DEC 4 tinu-- i w
Piper Carl carey, JoAs Maj IA asd II
Butler
FsAxK SkioEL Secretary. =
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XIII Tmsx The voracious cato

KILL THEN The voracious cater
pillar oncs more breins TO crawl. and
his dsrt scsios e.nnnt 81 attended ina
day too snon. These fellows, about
two thirds grown. cAn nov lie found in
cluatsss an branches OF fruit trees. he
yousg growth q wAioh shsy ~
alresdy attacking Ths dessrucsicno -
these pssts 10 mural. eecial. Ohs,s>joa
deity dsvo(ssd upon >voey hno. ood
which no one should shiek = veok
hsnce. thsse uarms wt1f - oon1npxpd
ell over the gre~n things - - nnross,
bliehting them in appsaxon6o. 81 ct.
ting oil bsns6t derived thsssiFsm NH
season.
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"rxx Two oapnAxs."-A much

"THX Two ORPHANs. "A much
lsress audience vas IN attendance ss
The opsrs houss last night than on the
previous esanding. and the ersst
French drsns Of '.Tas Two Orphan
Was rendered ia very creditAbls MAn.
nsr. The managers we're - veil
plessed With their. house last evening
That they copoludsd n peuoaia over and
play Pink Deaisoa" On Nondsy eve
ming. This ID undoubtedly the master.
piecs IT the troupe. aud will probably
draw . good house.
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The Dev Card 3 Lair aawmill cut ii
L..

The pew Card 3 Lair aawmiil cut lie
6rst lumber yesterday.
Rev. A. N Wrixon. of East Portland,
will hold servicss In Trinity Charcn.
both morniny sud evening today.
Mr. Strsib. the Mill sirset barbsr. Il
about to move into the country eat OF
the Cascade Mountains.
Mr.. W. A. Jennirgs. locking little
the thinner and psier for has fsrtnights
illness, ia again out. and next week
will bs attending to business as usual.
The work of excavation, preliminary
TO putting basement nnder the Meth
odist Episcopal Church. in this city.
will begin early this coming week. AID
be pushed rapidly.
The Catholic Sentiaef says: Father
Bouchard. 3 J. arrived by the Califor.
MIA and will r-m,4In in Portland until
Monday next. which he sill ,aoc~ed tn
Puget Sound for few weeks :. ri and
recuperstio".'
The next session of the T.schers IN.
stitute fer Washington Territory will
be held in Seattle. commencing ON the
18th Of August. Hall fare ratss have
been promised by ten rAilr".d and
steamboat compsnies.
All talk OF sugar beets seems tn b. II
1t end. We should like to learn the
0usntity Of seed sold. acres planted.
appearance Of the bests and prospects 9.
The interest must not be allowed u
droop and dis. The prodocsion af aus
own sngar, il possible. Is too iisporsAn,
for this.
At the June term Of The Circuit Court
to begin in Portland tomorrow, thirty
suits for divorce are pending. The
marital relations Of our ncighbo Of
the Willamette metropolis essn NO
more happy than thoss Of people In
HoOsierdonn, the clam country. or any
where else.
Atths meeting Il thu sCommittss If
Fifteen last night. the spprnprisf" sub
Committess were appointed. and we're
instructed 70 ssport Ct . Meeting to b.
held Oh 1uesday evening. June l5th.
The services IL Pacific Co.net Band
WeJS ooceVt6st SW tUO my WC WIZ
brats" ct ompsnsAtion Of el50 The
subscriptions ~ fer recsivsd we're fsad.
and. like the Con mitts~s. will be found
published in another part Of this issue.
Father Wilbur says that with births
there are now ~ many Piutes and Ban
nocks - The 5l8 originally brought 10
Simcoe. During the year they have
srubb~d 200 acres and raised s36 bush-
els Of wheat. besides corn and potatoes.
They wsrs lazy Ut drst.. but when they
learned that they must work il they
draw rations. they became indastr Gus
Efforts ars making to bring them in on
the same ciscipline - the Siwcoe Ia
diane III
We heard yesterday II case Of child
whipping Of greet brutality. For some
slight disSbsdisnse, snaa living near
the Jail eau .ht his ovn 5 year old boy
and bat him with . stick until the liz.
tie fellow wss saangeroasly hurt. A
repetition Of this dissracefni public
performascss will insure tho uiaersbls
perpetrator . criminal prosecution in
Court and soas free advertising IL
dissgrecahie character In the INrELEl
0ENCEn. sss.4z
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SoAAO 0k6hAs-ts.C hy 0se oss o.
cidsd on Wednesday sveoisg, Juns
soth. as the Time for givinsl,sr comic
opera psslswmspesssby local iramatic
aud miisical talspf.a s<1n thu OCCASION
the srsrs Ia sws sets 'ssDisnesd Cut
Diamond" and The opsratls ex,rsva.
gsnxA entitled Tho Musical Enthnsi.
ast" will b rendered. The following
young people VI our city will assist
Mrs.. Snyder in the rendition Of these
pieces Miss Kate Mills, Geo. Firm. A.
N. Snyder, Jr, Fletcher Coulter. Chart.
tim Fog. N. .. Snyder. Mark Norton.
I'd. Snydcr. Miss jennie usssnbarg.
Miss Blanche Hiada. Mrs. Hayes. M.
4. H. King snd3 Miass Netsis Hall.
Nellie Snyder. Title Atwood, Bells
Goldsmith and Mary Parker. The
price Of admission to oil parts At the
house will 30 hfty ocnts. tina Aderding
all 40 opportunity Of attending.
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Ins DAnY.-Ysrtssday sifsrnoos'
sse =. 8. I. Co.'S new stsamsr Daisy
sAed out 81 oar harboe fse ths 1sss
~ n.sad 81 ~ Capital City. vesss
= WI resolve fuTailsrs, hsddiag, ED.
y kee1oe NAs = ~ u1l6ol, ard
III Lard held the throGtlo. To
Will pssbably SO tsto sctivs O..
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Wool SniPxksr.-fks skipsssnt Ut
vol thie, ysas exessds that Of aay ios-s
mer season b. u least 6fty pr cent.
Mr Hagh Fraser. At this city. hes sent
in from biz sa,sch in Astsloss. liz.
sacks. averaging sol pousds, nahiag In
oil ovsr 81. 900 pousds. aad worth u
lesss $4,000 there sra naay oseess
engaged In sA~sp husbandsy u this
cOuaey uho sill sAip eqnAiiy = much
8 Hr RrseT Nsils Assntsiarty.
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RoURIH - JULx MONEY.

The following is list u, the abb
ssriptious al. eady made to the Fsurth
OF July celebrations fund: t*t
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At Ave o'c!sck THE evening The youag
people Of The vasisss dsnominasiu.s Of
Of this city will hQld snion meeting
- tbs sPrsshyteEiana OAsseh. Tue meet.
ing viii b strictly under the auspices Of
the young people. end the services
throughout will b Conducted b. thsm.
All yousg folks Who take an interest
u t6eas meetings are cordially invited
- attend.
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eaxISlcAxr.-A esatlense n shis
saty. ysstssdsy. while in conversation
sisA 0srnsn citizen. asked him how
- 0senans - ) class Hksd The Chica.
- eandidate fs Rrssidsus He replied:
Shs word 0as6el(d d In 0srman msans
sesy mnch, and I think the 0ermAns
a - ~ very much plssssd vjsA
uaxhsld's nominsfion.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Observation-Disclosures. - TIE
annual meeting n che Congrsgsticsal
Association II Orseoa sin b hsld q
Astoria. Jans lssA 10 III iaelusiss.
Each church II entitled 10 one dslseAts
foe every 50 membses. 'chs aeesioa OF
1879 wus the lsst il which The wash
iugton Territory ehurchs uese sasoci-
'atsd with thoss Of Oregon: WashisGtou
nov having On Association Of its own.
The 6rst meeting of which viii soon Be
held = lhis chg. Rev J = Ellis l. a
elected dskSAts, hewsvss. b. ale Ore.
gon Association. aud Rsv J A BAnAeld
& alternate.
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coAaf ousvsr. Lipssssaat Asy~

pBvIs- y0
stthsU. 8. Coast Survey Service. has
ben Speeding . few days in sowa.
nm him Ne learn that The schooner
Dsnest, now anchored near Olympia.
~ 60 q oaes no ae1ive sesvics
-. Tho B~k about ths upper
Maid his bssn eoaplstsd. and The
1alasst will take up Der line Of duty
Aeas Port Townsend.
The sun., 1880-12-13
FROM NEWsBoY TO MILLIONAIRE.
An Old 'Forty-ainer Turns MP In the Mstrop-
oits In Quest OF n Hnrus.


Charlie Benham's Maud b. dashed up
c.., ..... l.. ,,... a,,.,, h
oe'ohth "Nehue Ses'oru"S a''oi hooh ut''en w
q tall brond-sh ouldered man in awhite over
coat and wide -brim med black hat His face
bears remarkable resemblance 10 'hat OF
Washington, Notwithstanding q short-cropped
iron.ornv moustnche Uis hair ia N snow
IT.. 49,, -. h,.h 49,, - L. IL, 70
WHO 'nreaueu WIN oncR' put no ID on'y 90
years old. He pulled up ut John Barry's Nc
Comb's Dam Hotel and strobe into n room
a.o,u,', ,n,,i, ,,,or H. - ,Ia -
crowueu WIN men VINO ioVe te roau'
Hullol II there isn't Tom MaguireW shout
ed somobodv. and in nm instant tho tnll stranger
w.. ,,..I,,. ~. ....is ~ ' .sr....
hands that were outstretched to greet him.
"Woll. we'll" said Col. Mooney. "this re-
~, I,, ,,,,
minus me Oh mo uine wheh hiram "oourun
returned from Boston In 1916, and speeded up
Third ayenue bohind sarah Winch and GRAY
-, a. s,t, - 49,, -. n,n
fhgio 10 sieign 10 cali on the poys AT Dil
Sparks and the Hazard House and his brother
yaora ," ~ ~" WV" S " ~
Ra9reshmon,s wora Ind md ,ba v,de,v-
known California theatricai nanaper was con-
HuiioI" he bpok, out snoitinS q modeat
little graz. haired gcntlemnn. and nuilinr him
intn ibe cjrcla with n yjooroua ornan ~ tha
hand. "hera's NV old bnss' You used 10 null
INV aura lint Won cnn;t do h now -
-" What have Won been doing sinco Won left
N"T 9 Yerk kae HeH EaWHrd hsarney 1osn tor,n..
left Tor Cnlifornio in 1siO and ainco that time
i've iost from s7Oo ooo 10 5000 oOo nv rea alone
| But never col diseouraoed I always mnde Il
| NV motto to rub ont the mast and 10 1.-Two un to
| the age by looking into The iuture.n ~
The sun., 1880-12-13
INDICTED POR MURDER.
The Crime with which Father Daily and Slater
O'Conneil nre Accused.

CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-A special to the Times
from Morrison. ILL.,. says: Father Daily and
Sister Mary Agnes O'Connell charged with
being the parents OF a child found frozen at
Council Bluffs. Iowa. on Nov. II. havo been in
dicted for murder by the Grand Jury now in
session in this city. They wers arrested
to-day and lodged in iail. but on the
application OF the accused persons Judge
Brown admitted them to bail. Father
Daily was for several years parish prieot at Ster-
ling i'll. and during his adm ninis,ration built a
large church on land the title to which he took
IN his own name. Five yoars ago he was re-
lieyed as priest. owing to trouble between him
and members OF his congregation. He then de-
Glinsd to convey the church property to the
been built largely with his own money.
compel n conveyance. and a hitter and hotiy
contested trial was the result Father DAILY was
defeated in the Circuit Court but appealed to
the Supreme Court. and ths case has by that
tribunal been reversed in his favor. Hs claims
that the present criminal charge 10 brought
against him and Sister O'Connell, who has
since the trouble began acted as his
housokeeper. for the purpose OF crushing him |:
that II is the result OF conspiracy and there ia
not the slightest foundation in fact for the
charge made. as he claims to he able to show.
Sister OConnell denies that she was ever q
mother. Ths charge seems to rest entirely on
the statement of the physician who claims to
have attended her,