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THE WARREN INVESTIGATION.
En.-s,,T FHskrrfAt fn ff1kh Chtfn1n 713ftttte.

Nxw Yolx. May 1a.--1n the Warron In
vestlsauon tu-day Joshua l., Cl,ambuslin tes'
tlflod about tho battle Of Five Forks, rs to
his position TINT tlay. lIo remembered 1t by
MI Incident very characteristic VI Little
l'l,il. Ito said very vivid circumstance iln-
pressed tho fact upon his mi1.l. lie canlo
aosuss Con. Sheridan, who had advanced
down the rand. An officer ttien. bartlett. lug
hclleyedl rode up and iyfor1ned tile t'e,eraII
many prisoners ut q particular puilit Oh the
Held Sheridan replied that he Qltlj}'t caro- q
damn about tho Rebel guns Of. eta Rebels
elttsr: thaEu was business ol lank4. T. and"
"y0u have rot to make record THAT will
make He'll trembla before sundoWn." "i.tr tI!.
, 1880-05-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, May 1s.-Arriyet1, tllo City of
Limerick, Gen. Werdes, SucviA Wclland,
Sorrento, Arragon, and Queen, from New
York, and Bohemian. Dorian, md Glatnor-
gnn, from Boston, have arrived out.
New YonH, May 1s.-Arrivcd. Gallia, from
Liverpool, Gcileft, from Hamburg, Canada,
FATHER Po1ST, May 1s:--I'assetl inward,
the steamer Ontario. fr0m Liverpool.
MONTREAL, May l8.-Arrlveu, the Circus
sian, from Liverpool.
GLAsouw. May 1S.--Arrfved, tho State OF
Indiana, from Now York.
, 1880-05-19
SUICIDE.

spsesat DitpateA 10 7ns Chteseo 1ttSMns.
FIT. WAYNE. 1nd., May 18.-At Plymouth
Inst night Charles numborger, an insane
linn, who was in jail nwalting removal to
the asylum at Indianapolis, committed sui
eido III bis cell by hanglng himself with the
bedclotles.
JUNCTION C1rr, Kas.. May 1s.-0eorgc
Mfchplekt, Sergeant Of compRnyII Sixteenth
United States Infantry, shot himself with q
Springfield rifle through the breast at Fort
he died within two hours. liz was serving
Q third enlistment,
, 1880-05-19

part wo find the vpcai strength Of tho company
well employed. md tho subsequent features aro
many OF thom n6vul. ntl entertaining. HI!y Rico
conea forth In new lecture; Dilly Emerson
shines In bis spoo'attics. thora is nj amusing
b,artosquo upon tho Spanish studenta. Mr.
Harry Kennedy, MI exceptionally clever ven,
Zip With ntl amusing musical burlasquo, tn which
Afessrs. Emerson, Nico, Vernon. Knync, Sadlcr,
l.oo, Nelknapt and Maxwell take part
, 1880-05-19
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR.

spft1as Dtspaith 10 7ht Chiea9o tribune.
. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, 11ay 1s.-The Grand
Lodge United Order OF Honor met III Its
second annual session today In this city,
and elected tho following officers: Grand
President, I. n. Tattison, indianapolis;
Grand Vlceprestdcnt, q. II. Thomas, Per-
s!cton; Grand Secretary, Ernest Dudcn, In
tltnnRpOlEs; Grand Treasurer, Samuel 3.
Eorbnley, indianapolis; tirnnl Trustee,
tliree yenrs +. II. plckarttl.. indianapolis;
Gra,h TRUSTEE, two years. Edgar Dru,llage,
indianapolis.
, 1880-05-19
WILL HELP THE SALE,

Special Hspateh to 1hs Chicago nthuns.
New YoRK, May 1s.-Anthony Cnmstock
Is going to suppress tile publication and salo OF
Nnna" rs nh incident book, md Is notify
Ing the publishers and booksellers to TINT
elect. Any Of tho books found OH shlc will
be soizcd a1Ml tho Offenders subjected To tho
penalties. Tho Society for the Suppression
Of Vlco Is back Of him In this movement of
literary censorship, which ar0ltscs much i1l-
dignatlon among Tie booksellers.
, 1880-05-19
-, ;, LOST AND Is FOUND.
Gpssfts u TIA EAttaRo 1ffbunl

ntooN1NotoN, ILL.,, May aysl8.-To-lay Mr.
william Do.lser,' 6f Paris. Ill.,, q student at
Wesleyan University; 'waa catled homo by
telegram stating That us M lathst, missing to-, to,
wished to see his SOIL. whom he Ind loft
UAhs In Ills mothcs's asuls. Bonser, ST., LEFT
, 1880-05-19
OBITUARY..


spsttal Dtspa.th to The ca1eapo Tribune
DAvESpo1sr. H.. May I'D. Y. Touzalin,
General Agent Of tho Rock Island and st,
LOFTS Division Of tho C'lEcagott Burlington 4
Quincy Railroad, died ycrys2; suddenly Of
pneumonia at Ills llop,e in T5sE Island this
morning Ills appointment M General Agent
dates with that Of General Manager Potter
Mt Chicago. Mr.. Touzalill had been lii thu
employ Of tile Company for fourteen yehrs,
anil was brother of A. Il. ,TouzalLM. t}en-
ernl MnnAger Of the Burlington s. Missouri
Unilrpnl.
, 1880-05-19
ALLEGED ABORTION,

CoroMcr Mani hns been notified to inyestl.
gate tts ca,lsea which led TO the death Of
;Ars, Christina Netsol,, at No. 4a7 Milwaukee
avenue. There Is no doubt but that tile
wo,,al! died Of III aboftl0n. by whom
committed aud how, ts for tho
Coronee's ,:.ouest. Mrs. Nelson was Mt
tended By Mrs. Mary Drochmall,
, 1880-05-19

luno twenty years ago for the West Will, a
surveying party. md wrote regularly for
ono year, after which communication ceaacd,
and until tt!-tlay he was believed To bc dead,
murdered by 1hdinns. lie WIS quite d
rich fnrtner, and lis son Is ono u the best
students Of tho university,
, 1880-05-19
GOING 10 The FAIR.

Special Usp0teh to 4ht Chicago TRIBUNE.
GALESA. ILL.,, May 1a.-Gen. Graut was
waited upon this forenoon by n committee OF
gentlemen frolu Winncbago County, conslst-
Ing Of tho Hon. s, u. wilkins, Mayor Ut
Rockford, and Mcssrs. John Lnke and q.
Chappelle, Of that city, md rendered
fnrtllal Invitation to atto,tt the forthcoming
Falr IT Wlnncbago County, whlcl. was ac-
ceptel.
, 1880-05-19
CRIMINAL NEWS.


Special Dtspateh to Tia Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Nel., Mny 1s.-'Tho trial OF young
Baldwin, telegraph operator ut Hastings, for
numbering Yocuu}, brakeman OIL tho
Burlington s. Missouri Road, MID burning
tue .lepot, together with tie body, to couccal
tho crime, resulted to-lay III his conviction
for lnamslaugl,ter OH tho first count OF the
Indictment, tafo evidence being wholly cir.
cunstan(al, a1,l I'D received i sentence Of
ten years. Imprisonment.
, 1880-05-19
4 MURpEtsE1s's FATE.

FArIvIEw, KY, May 18.-Tho uxcItomont
over tho outrage and killing Of Mrs. Georeu
Salmon BY tho brute Joe johnson, ilear this
plnco lust Friday, has about subsidized. The
body Of tito fellow wns burnt to ashes md
Ills head was cut off and placed OH a pole
near tho place Of bis execution.
, 1880-05-19
kfARNFY.

BAN FnASc1act,, May 1s.-Judge Thorn-
TOMS remarks scQth to foreshndow declsIon
of tliu 9upreuie Court In the K carney case
favorable to tho prlsnner.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 1S.-The argument
ilry been concluded In .Krarney's cnse. Tho
attorneys nre nllowrst tine to tile briefs. De-
cIAton Is probable FrEdAy next.
, 1880-05-19
EDUCATIONAL.

TlOKSElI. UNIVERSITY.
EXAMINATIONS IN ftttEAGO .
-srN El.Yk CsIUbtAEH l#A4 u QuHruts. t4k.t AFtl-
eattHrs AIsit'stars Ar!. casmtt'sE .,,a rA,fs.,
shAnlo AFis, ksiI1al Hatsy. FhtlusuF!y, 6glssioe,
sssnsc ~ Letter. saadfnJ{i RI 44SfSYs.
TioNs tsap = y. r vi 1t ithssH. lHnS j. s'd f.ns:
L. uId continue lhrvs days Suf IMiusmatlua, apply
to tho TREASURER, lthassa. n. I.
, 1880-05-19
LANES r. TURNER.

DrrFA1.o, May 18.-Jnlncs F.. Turner died
suddenly to-lay willis being put nn,ier the
influence Ut chloroform for the purpose Of
performing surgical operation, Twelve
doctors were In attendance to witness the
operation,
, 1880-05-19

Special DlsrateA 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, 1itd., Stay 1S.-Judgu Vlnton
this forenoon sentenced Mnthow Luton aud
Charles pAgu to tito Northern Prison, the
latter for two years ulti the furnler for three
yCars. TIuy drove oft horse and buggy be-
longing to Watson Taylor.
, 1880-05-19
MATRIMONIAL,

Srteta1 D1sy1teh to The Chedoo Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, lhtl., May 1S.-Dr. j. X. Pit
tison, IL l'rulntlleMt dentist. and Miss t.ihbio
1Iowe were married tlis morning, niul luft all
an extended tour. THO briue ls u daughter
Ut Mr.. Jn,nes ll0we, olie uf tho old printers
IN tho State,
, 1880-05-19

Spsetdi Ustpateh to 7hs Chicago Ttibune.
Fo1rr WAYNE, Ind. May ts.-'rhis nfter-
noon house belonging 10 JaMcs Etluiger,
1lenr this city. burned. ard Mr. EllingGr's SON.
aged 8 rGAty, WIS burned to death.
, 1880-05-19

NA3Ao1 "AAA4AA.A CIV - AA4t l.
CoLuNDus, O., 1fay 1e.-1lshop Willfnm
San1ey, of tho United nretllrel, Church, died
at his home III Wcsterville yesterday. He
was one Of tho founders Ut Otterhein Uni
"Nelfle GrAy.H
, 1880-05-19
FIRES.

1'1rran,.I.a. Pa, May 1a.-A nnnIlagration
Tint Inns nlrtn.iy assumed lnrge proportions.
mid Is sill burning, started I'll tho boiler
room Of f,lakc j. Lacy's plnlilng mill, Fifty
thtrd street, this morning about o'clock.
Owing to Thu inilaminable material, which
was rendered doubly w by continued dry
weather, the fro spread with grent raptdity.
a'ld Eoon tho entire ,nill, together Will. tho
adjoining ln,nbel-ynrI, was enyc"!Htl III
flames. Fuut acres, or 4,oQ0, 900 feet Of lll,M-
her have already bccn destroyed, which, III
cludng mill md machinery, Involves loss
of 100000. The .fre originated from shav-
lnus under the boiler. 1t IL thought tho
1Ia.nes can DO stayed before much moro daul-
nku Ia done.
l'i1rart:ita, Pa, May 18,--Thn destruction
of DlakD il I,nccyss plu,illg.ln,ll atl1 humber
yard today WAS cnnlp!ete. fho entire nill
consumed. The .exlraor!'inary gtlorta u tho
tlrcnicn ,nanngef to co!'snc tic fi!'nt:s wfthln
these. bounds, though for II time thu propurty
On gil sI.les wns iii lM,nellaN peril. loss,
sloo, 900; Insurance. SO, 60 Il y tmp9sstblo
cerned positively refuse to diyuigc.
, 1880-05-19

Mental exhaustion, Wink kefulncss, nnrvuus and
rhyslcal llsnbtty nto curDd by A1t,tlrtnr.
, 1880-05-19

YASK7oN, D. T.. lfa3 l9.-'rhe Supreme
Court las denied thu mutton far a lIaw trlal
III tho cnsn OF SIjas i, Heck, convicted Of tho
murder nf ueor9s I.ai,lphGro Mt Grow CEenk
lust July, aud sentenced to DO hanged Oh the
I'd Of nUxk month,
, 1880-05-19


A young woman giving tho nnine Of Kate
Carpenter which abe acknowledged was not
hur rcal name, was brought to Central Sta-
tion yestar.ay afternoon by clerk lii tho
employ OF Field Il Letter, who gafd tho
won,an lad been caught stealing Silk
Observation-Disclosures mid otior Email
goods In tho storu., The, prisoner claimel
to bo employed lii tho family Of j. q. Nib
luck IL CO., No. IT Rnsh street. 1t was
deemed tho proper thing to Investigate Miss
Carpenters CASE, md Detective Etltlcr WAS
assigned by Actlng.I4!ent. kentllg to search
her ruo.n ut tho ntloYe number. Tho co,,-
tcn,a OF tho rousn were brought to Gem
trll Stat!u, and woro there inyentoviel
Ms folloWs: b!nek gros-gratN SILK dress trim
lncd with bea.ls, black velvet unIerskirt,,
blnek SILK ao!,l,asl trimmed witt, beads,
twelya. yards of yelling, ten yards Ut red
satin rlbbu'l. two ylrua Ut border lace, forty
ribbun innrlSctl M Win i Vi" twtlye yartls
brown sntl|i rlntHl%n, plntsd carl;
handkerchief, six neelln.cascs, one gold
neck -clla!,l ullu pair vi Alaska 1nrlrops, two
rullS q SILK Lucy trimming marked ~ NJ
ons, silyerplatetl mug, sixteen pairs hose
marked yarously. It is thought that d
EuUllly part, II nut al,, Ut these goods are
llHW, and llaru heeli altupllft4u.
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ng J0srnt. Miles a,,ti Jn11lcs X. Brown.
Tlleir bottles were crushed a1id mang9ed
hnrrihly.
, 1880-05-19

bfc4lct,lr pcnrls of strength and specific euro
for ucryDus tlisousua aud mental exhaustion.
, 1880-05-19

NE NINN31UN9 N Il
KINGSTON, N. T., May 1s.--Pollns' sash
and blind factory nnti two dwellings burned
lust night, Loss, $1,000; Insurance, 900.
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Artonpt and pleasing way ofnasing asthmlatto
wl,ecxiug Use 1Iules liunry uf IIUrehonnd nnd
,Tnr
Pixies Toothacho Drops euro III one minute.
, 1880-05-19
LOCAL CRIME.
HDHIE BIG AI'IkICtIiS.n

1O'As blH " N1NAAS.
The Ar,upry police fIad two large rob-
.bcrIpx tn r,,art yrstprtlav. Tim frat VIVA
tat o. " 1a,t ' cro'ssrI ,yaa,,h,. @ 1s torn,as mas
.at " o"'.'i e.n"'olu' Nv, Weu'ths i"'nlel
from stockton. Cal, WHO Was intacetl into
Mrs. Sherwooll's saloni, ut No. 2l0 Twelfth
strect. Afoudny night. md willie drunk
there wus robbed Of about 500 in culu.
y 49, e,,J ~ ,yntc,, md % c,,o,n -, yaimo' In sS' at
stao. aMl q check for upwards OF
s2,O0o. Crawford WIS: ut The .Aruaory late
AIondny night, but was go Intoxicated tint he
M"s u''.o1c " s'se Wv po'.e Wy sie'.' iu.a
Of Ills ld8s, ana leilce liz was locReu W. 10
get sober. Yesterday he why perfectly able
to tell all about the occurrence. lie, and Ill
nrouniutancn. whos. nnu,e IL withhelj at
Nsa"a. ~ n"...'", =. th" ,s,tso x'.rn r.. .,'s Nv
NY teluest " tne pons.' WY ~ uie
habit Oh making ually v1ssts to the aalooh.
fell nslenp Oh loungn In tho bAsrn!ent.
Whom he invoke his acquaintance md Ills
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The World for 80.

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| throughout the country and of the movements OF
he Rtpn6cSan opPGnemni IN i ds srH bg tb 70 3o T
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A HARD WINTER.

During the drizzle yesterday afternoon there
was choice crowd Of old citizens under the por
ticos Of the City Hall, and one such group was
Joined by threadbare stranger, who scratched
his itching back against the carving on one Of
the pillars and asked:
"Gentlemen, is this going to be a!hard winter2'
at II" replied every man together.
"Work will be scarce and provisions. scarce,
chr"
"Weather will be SO ALFRED cold that water
will burst all the water pipes, IsuppoSe2'
ayes, 1t will"
"Won't be any showifor a poor man like me2"
"Not bit"
ard prObably:freeze to death. while looking for
jobr
"You would-you wouldW
"Well, that's what l thought, and want 10 ar
range to go to the workhouse Tor three months,
don't want to go up as a vag, because that's low
down. I'd rather be charged with assault and
battery. win one Of you gentlemen please let
me cuff off his hat and then ask the officer to ar
rest me?"
After some hesitation one citizen with more
philanthropy than the others stepped out. His
plug hat was jammed clear down to his top-vest
button at blow, he was knocked right aud left
by cuffs on the head, and, as a climax, was
Whirled around and given several kicks which
weighed fifty pounds piece.
"There" said the stranger as he shut off steam
and slowed up. THAT fixes both of us, you'll re-
member me and Ill remember you, and you may
call an officer"
Some ofthe group called one out Of the corridor
but the officer said he could not make such an
arrest unless he saw the fight or had warrant
"Very well," replied the stranger, as he moved
off, II am willing to submit to your msturer
judgment and experience and can't wait here
all day" Goodby, prophets l think my best
way will be to get into Canada aud leave your
hard old winter to run herselk-Free Press.
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THE HOME.

giving copies for practical Dishes hints for making
Clothing and for keeping up with the latest fashions
at the lowest price Every item of cooking or econO
my suggested in this departments practically tested
by experts before publication. Letters from Oul
Paris and London correspondents on the very latest
fashions The Home Department Of the WEEKLY
HERALD will save the housewife more than one hum
dred times the price of the paper The interests Of
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Legal
SHERIFF SALE.

Hiram Schlck and Isaac Harter q Sons VS. +. B,
Hsne and Jacob Hane.
BY virtue Of two executions issued from the
court Of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio,
and TO directed will offer for sale at public out
cry at the door ofthe courthouse in the city of Can
ton on
Saturday, the 17th day of January, 1880,
the following described real estate situate In said
county to-wit, Twenty-Five feet front and rear by
sixty six feet deep off the east end of lot number one
in the city of Canton.
Appraised at $1,000.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
deci8ew ]. p. RAUCH Sheriff
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AMERICAN NEWS.
are given the Telegraphc Dispatches of the week
from all parts OF the Union This feature alone
makes
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
pOLITICAL NEWS.

the most valuable chronicle in the world as 1t Is the
cheapest. Every week is given faithful report OF
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NarfetW.
VARIETY ITEMS.

a---
Ralf iare--A mulattO.
There ia a distinction with difference DetWeen
attic rooms and rheumatcs
Missile. .aneous matter-Bickbats'
The fashion of putting $50 buttons down the
back of a dress has disappeared, but they now use
1870 hooks and eyes on the front, and man can't
Law nm A dollar to save his life.- Detroit Free
Press
All pedestrian matches end in being a contest
between cripples
General Grant has been 80 thoroughly toasted
that he looks brown, yet some people suppose 1t is
sunburn.
A man can buy an acre of land in Colorado for
g. but 1t will cost him s1964 to get the deed made
out and registered.
Christmas is the popular candy-date Of the chill
dren.
Having blown the ozar's shirts to blazes, the
next move Of the Nihilsts will be to saw his over
shoes.
Ofcolors the newest deep dark shade in blues
ia called "blghted hopes"
Maud Muller, on wintry day,
Went out upon the ice to play,
Beneath her Derby cleaned her locks
OF red banged hair and her crimson socks.
She straddled about from ten to twelve,
And then, a hole in the ice fell through.
On the bottom Of the pond she sat-
AS wet and mad as a halfdrowned rat.
A man with hickory pole went there
And fshed her out by her auburn hair;
Andher mother issaid tOhave thumped herwell
Though just how hard Miss Maud wont tell,
AndIhung her over a StoVepipe to dry,
With thumb in her mouth and fist in her eye.
Alas for the maiden; alasl for the hole,
And rah for the man with the hickory pole;
For the truest words of tongue or pen
Are "a skating girls like headless hen."
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rHE rARM nEPARTMENT,

embracing complete and comprehensive dispatches
from Washington including full reports of the
speeches of eminent politicians on the questions Of
the hour
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House and Lot for Sale.

wish to sell my house aud lot on the Waynes-
burg road TWO miles from Canton. The lot contains
little over an acre Of land and the house Is story
and half frame dwelling, out stable and other inn
provemenls.
viii sell the property cheap and on favorable
terms For further particulars enquire OF the un-
densigned on the premises Er,
Jan1-ew FRITZ ALTSHUF.
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The young woman who doesn't scream when a
bug crawls down her back is she who later in life
can spank baby till 1t thinks the day OF judg
ment has arrived, then go smiling to the pArlor
and receive her friends with an easy grace that is
as soothing as a dose Of morphine
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WHEN YOU FEEL MEAN.

take Kidney Wort advertised in another column
Itacts energeucally on the bowels and kidneys at
the same time, and so cures host of diseases
caused by the inaction Of these organs If you are
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of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest as well as
the most practical suggestions and discoveries rela-
ing to the duties OF the efarmer hints for raising Cat
tie Poultry Grains, Trees Vegetables, Vegetables,
&C &C.. with suggestions for keeping buildings and
farming utensils in repair. This is supplemented Dy
a well-edited departmest, widely copied under the
head of
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II. @. Thomas Executor VS. Frederick Berkhemer.
By virtue Of an order to sell issued from the
court of common pleas of Stark county, Ohio and to
the door ofthe courthouse in the city of Canton on
Saturday, Tie 17th day OF January, $780,
the following described real estate situate in said
county to.Wit: Town lot number ninety. five 95) In
Testers addition to the town of Alliance.
Appraised al $1,000.
Sale to commence at one o'clock p IN, Terms
cash.
declSew J.P. RAUCH. Sheriff.
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Saturday, @e La day Of Januaru, lg8C
SHERIFF SALE,

nmence at o'clock p. m. Terms cash.
]. P. RAUCH. Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-01-08
SKILLED LABOR.

are looked after, and everything relating to mechan-
page devoted to all the latest phases of the busi-
ness markets. Crops, Merchandise, &C., &c. A valu-
able feature is found in the specially reported prices
o,,1 nf
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-11-26
PACIFIC cotsT NEWS.
Oct. %, 1870.

-Four new cases OF dipntheria cceurr
ed III Goldeudaic last eeek.
Wild hay is worth Sl2 psr ton de-
iiveled in the town OF ;Sp,kan Falls.
There are twenty, patients in the
!,o- ,,i,al at WaI'a Walla, six of whom
have typhoid fever.
F. Poet, Of Spokan Falls. has been
awarded the contract TO furnish both
the Cenr d'Alene and spokan posts
with -four.
Clare A. McCarty was elected super
i,.tendent of schnols Of Pierce county
by majority of 40S polling the lsrs-
est number of votes of any candidate
on the ticket.
The last twenty-one tons of ore
crushed from the SIiafer mine, in The
Pesbastin. nett,.d at The rate of S60.71
per ton. or a sam total of 81 465 II
This cloees the .eeason's run which has
been unusuaI!y profitable.
Robert Scott living near Silverton
has purchased 1000 bushels of apples
which he will dry for the easterr
markets.
Families continue to move in and
settle upon The fine lands in the regin'
Of Knnppa, which is found in gres
quantities and which will make goof
hofaes.