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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

UNEuUu has been oyer,stimate'L u
ALA; b,s friends saw Is true, tie Nloes
not Know how ta negotiate an ordinary
Uojs 1T hand. bat sill he was chairman
vt the committee o. investigate the BLACK
FRIDAY business Ia New York, and han
tie such experts Ia NOTES OF hand, aud
al other money transactions, as JIM
FI>S sul l,N UovIp. What tsro Il
must have been Il he did not know the
meaning ~ the bearing OF the testimony
taken. Aud then he has made speeches
ou the duanceS; hut he knows no more
Of money matters than baby, his de-
lenders tell Us, tie is ycritahle Mr.
SNINroIE, ani has tried tn hide the tact
all these years
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

MG>r,o Jryliuys o. allow American
tp,,ps @, follow hostile ludians into that
country,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

Uts 6rst Suit tgAjU>t The company lor
Jtulsy, arising wat ut the NaruGan'
,,,l disaster has byvu bcsuu, IL will
prohahly bc compromised, hut It Il Is
hr,y,l toa ,crliyt, the public stands
,lau,o vt pcjug enlightened a. Ia the
,Nagt circumstances uUdcr which the
,r,llsjou oc,Wrcd, matter as to which
then, {, considerable mystery,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-06-25

llaSt IS MI. NENNoE's latest under
date o., Montreal, luUc IL. The last
~ IA,, vt june 2olh the @thl viii
likely h. ryu,arAahlc Tor intense aud ol-
Vre>s,ye heat, With iurduont aud severe
storms ut tbuulc, aud lightning. This
lyttyl term Wul probable extend
IbrauSa the dJst halt ut July, There
will De >rmc COOL weather after the Sth.
>sVyyr tr1>tS jO the ucjghhoThood vt
,uy Yah, 9TH aul 26,h-PHss,bly with
dauiyS %, SHOW IA the mountains,
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Ohio County Democratic Ticket,


uoN u, ,ou UAc ",bc haudsomcsI
man tu AWvrlCa
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rUg rartN Wstyhmcn who Wcrc wait
in t,r the Signals in the popular No''e
yys,yuay, at the gtucral will, tn catch
the Voice at the people and proclaim u
th, Voiye vt Uod; a. hear blown the
trumpet that sings 1T lame aud tells at
triumphant iartunc, Wero startled Nhcn
,h,y hcarj tie huaas at the name ut
llncoyk rherc was an inspiration 'n
abe shouting, aud presently It hal geu'
ystl ayycptaU,c a. the voice at destiny,
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DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TICKET
FOR rgEslpENT,
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WILLIAM n ENGLISH,
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Ohio County Democratic Ticket
sheriff
GURUS q BRuWN,
Prosecuting Attorney
LAWS = tNNrAN,
Assessor,
"a, p,>JrJ,t
EoNyEr a. rultIuS
truufN pl,Ut,L
NONW ANN
Jui,o 1T County COURT,
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House vt pclssaJes
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ItAEl.ES N sNARRlVHE
JuShru N. NORMAN.
, 1880-10-10
THE EPISCOPALIANS.
Proceedings In the General Convention
in New York.

Proceedings In the G Ge42eraI Convention
in New York.
NEW YORK. Oct SIN the House of Deputies
Of the Protestant Episcopal general Convention
this morning President Dearasley announced
the remainder Of the Standing Committees:
The Rev. DR.. Adams, OF Wisconsin, offered
resolution amending Sec: Of Canon Ii, provd-
ing that, before the election Of Assistant Bishops
for the reason Of the extent Of the diocese, the
consent of the General Convention, or during
The recess e. Of that body the consent Of matorlty
mittees, must be obtained Refcrre to the
Committee On Canons.
A report was read BY the Trustees Of the
Missionary Bishop Fund requesting to be- dis
charged from further consideration Of the ques-
ton, owing to the contributions from the
churches having faen ,,fd on u! to such an extent
Under Instructions from the Diocesan Council
Of 1as Ks R OK of that st
struoted to inquire into the eIpediency OF
granting to the colored people Of Virginia and
sire, full and complete church or rgantzation Ct
their own race. Referred to the Committee on
The lev. DR.. strongfelIow, OF Alabama, moved
the reference to the Committee on Amendments
to the Constitution the propriety OF an Appel
late Court to review the proceedings Of Diocesan
Courts in the trial OF ciereymen. The motion
The lev. Dr.. Beers, of California, offered a
resolution that a special committee OF three
Appointed % to eonsides aud REPORT % at an NC eary day
the desfrability and feasibility. OF completing
the working missionary organ1zad9n Of the
GaasP Gs ese sses a 1s
I memerinl from the Dioceses Of Illinois,
jude. of Illinois, to organize dioceses into Fed
eral Council. Referred to the Committee on
Canons. Adjourned until Monday.
, 1880-10-10

White, soft, and velvety hands follow tha use
of C,1ticura Medicinal Soan-
, 1880-10-10
TEE OAR.


LONDON, Oct D.-Blackman beat Oasper eas1-
~ in the sdulling- match to-day.
TIE AMATEUR RowEn9.
NEW YoRKr Oct 9.-The Executive Commit
tee Of the National Association Of amateur oars-
men met tonight The bar in the case OF
William q. Macdonald, Of the Vesper Boat
Club of Philadelphia, wns removed. The Noun
tain Rows former1y Neptnnes} of Philadelphia
were suspended for rowing ehallenge r races 1or
pulsion BIZ the next annual convention was rec
ommended. A committee was appointed to in-
yesti9ate the, cases Of the men who rpwed in
these Eases xta view to tndiytdaa i t expulsion
said an evil bad arisen which threatened to de-
stroy amateur rowing: This was the hippo
gangs. He said Holmes Of Pawtucket, Murray
OF Portsmouth, Va. Gaizel Of New York. and
Mqmford Of New Orleans, had been guilty OF
this practice the last two years.
A committees was appointed to Investigate t. the
conduct OF the persons. and It was suggested that
the hlppodroming business be brought before
the Convention for action.
, 1880-10-10

2:42aA: 2:24. =!
William Fl. and Lumps rau dead heat for
the fifth place IN the first heat; Alcantnra and
Postboy tied for the first place in the sixth heat.
Second race, purse $50, open to NIL PAGERS;
S400 to first, 500 to second, $l30 to third.
Sorrcl Dan. Observation-Disclosures 4 5 @ L 5 4
Matte Hunter "A "a 2
KoWdy Boy. oy.....................4-2
Lucy ............2 2 - l
, 1880-10-10

lVUI5~
ST.. LOUIE Oct. 9.-The shooting match here
this afternoon between A. II. Rogardus and
William B. Hanworth, OF Quincy, Ill, 100 wild
birds, twenty-one yards rise, American rules,
for $100 a side, attracted q very large crowd and
was capitally contested throughout. Hanworth
shot 81 and 81 birds in succession, going out on
the latter run and tieinC the champion. tho
the best marksmen ia the country were present
and took great interest In the contest.
, 1880-10-10
CHICAGO.

The final meeting OF the Chicago Cricket Club
will be held in the club-rooms Of the Palmer
House tomorrow evening at o'clock. With
this meeting ends the cricket season Of 1880,
which has been SO credituble to the homo club.
Chicago cricketcrs will re9ret to learn OF the
nccepted a position in the English Civif Scrytce.
BIZ. Kerr has been a member Of some OF the
finest cricket clubs In England and Canada. and
filed.
, 1880-10-10
The match race for $3W was won by J. "
Thomas, Myrtle second, jerome third

Ing ulnIc1 race lot ftSu was Won Dy j. W.
RACE TRACK, NAsHy11lE. Tenn; Oct a.
Fourth ana last day of the Blood Horse Asso-
ciatton races. Weather delightful, track in fair
The first @ raco was for he sswanco Stakes for
3-year-olds, two mile heats. The first heat was
won by Goldbug, Wampee second, Aiaska dis.
hea, and race, Warnpoe seoonds Tina, 5:46a.
In the second rnce. mile dush, Fair Count was
first, Knight Templar second. Gen. Phillips
third. Tiule, l:45. Won easily by length and
q half; six lengths betweeil second and third.
In the third race, mile heats, Long Taw won
the first heat by hatf q length, John Garter sec
The second heat and race, was won by 10 Long
1:4s4.
JEROME PARK.
JEROME PARK, Oct. a-Ihe first race to-day
one and .one-quarter miles, Was won by Mon
3:i5H. a:isi eD&'' 'e'oA1' a .''' @'''A4' -l['''
The second race mile heats, was won by Elias
Lawrence InEomar second. rest ruled out.
Time. 1:41, 1:4B, 1:60h. 1ngomar won the first
heat.
by W chariey s eosha@. tsi KinS Nero second, sus- @
quehanua third Time, LIE
The fourth race, three-quarter mile. gentle-
oni. Roseila third. Time, 1:2lS.
The steeple-chase, full course, was won by
R,omeroy. Ltzzio D. second corystes third
1lu1Et Es0-31.
It IS not probable that st. Julien viii trot again
this fall.
Smith, No, n9 Dearborn street, has Wauaee',
Monthly for October.
Lady Prttchard. record s:.1, was sold st auc-
uon in New York recently Tor S3,o0.
Rhadamanthus and Brnmble, both the proper
tt Of Dwyer Bros, have peen retired TO the
stud.
The smallest trotter now on the turf is Lumps,
record 2:26h. He Is fourteen hands aud an inch
high.
Fouso, that Wpn the Kentucky Derby last
spring. has so completely lost form Us to oe re-
tired permanently from the turf.
Milton Young, the owner Of Bootjack, is satd
the Belle Meade Stake at the Louisville meet
Ing.
The report that Monroe Chief is out Of condi-
ton seems to be confirmed by the fact that he
was not started at the Louisville meeting last
week. r..
Every event at Louisville last Thursday was
won By the, get Of Almont, the victors In tho
three classes being Piedmont, Alta, and Fannie
Witherspoon.
Tie dun gelding Lyman, TINT trotted IN the
Central Circuit last year. has been sold for $500
to the Albany gentleman who recently pur-
chased Eta Jones'
Prospero, record 2:s0, died last week at the
Stony Ford Farm, where he was bred t[ospero
was full brother to Dame Trot and Elaine,
and was sold when 3-year-ofd Tor $e0, 600.
Next Wednesday the executor Of the estate of
the late Thomas r. Wallace will sell at public
auction in New York all the horses that belonged
narbv o:l6al Henry. White Stock1n0s Dan
, 1880-10-10
Postboy and Lucy the Winners at
Louisville Yesterday.
Some Fine Trottine by Gentlemen's
Roadsters at the Central
Park Matinee,
Maggie Withdrawn from the
;. Turf-Notes and News.
Baseball News-The Chicago
Club for 1881 Engaged.
TIE TURF.
f,ErrRAL. PARK MATINFE

THE matinee at the Central Park track yester-
day was attended by a large crowd, considering
tho lateness Of the season, some two thousand
nconle hetnp present. Of the five raceg on tha
sl-s III b,,+ ono 1vore tr,ttea or+ ~. 49,
psosaa .,t -, nstne The race for horsas as ~ ~.
finished esenI oeins .n9 11,s, ios nofses OF inc
Horsemount Boy we're the only starters. Hfxh-
lana l.i Stranger wns not anything like as mod
horse rs no has been upou otaeF occasions dur
ing the season, while In the. hrst heat Horse
hana,r nur ' ~ s.a The stallion took f,e @ second @
heat easily in 2:ss, and at its close Horsemount
Boy was found to DO oteeolng from the nose,
and was drawn. :;z ....
Romeo. to bent a:25, the time made by hlmin
the third heat OF d race over the Central Park
.<it, oraot ;ntcrest br the friends Of hts o,vner
as "t1 the horse bud shown himssr capable Of heat,
In Ing 'ts the % t1gs,res named BY several seconds He
was evidently not feeling 3ust right, being en-
tirc1x too full If life for mite at his hast hnt
y 1 snite 40 Of mn making two breaks in eacn nile he be-
formance for horse that has made season Ia
the stud and Ras nus hnan6 bad 1at a00ut months hand
'n,g .a's ~ o1ost,,io ,,,+t,,k<, ~
..e,,, - -,.a,, ~ &C. on nnra,,a,,. a+e.t
sou VIII IN eAsei' auo' 20 - u"su"nJ "etlac@
i've program WILL De plcpateo' the attendance
will doubtless be large. The summaries Of yes
tcrdav's events are rs follows;
m,ne- eon+,- a,aee r., harnosa.
:, twu-1usS = c1.f.Ss S1ass1 = nu,iia ~ ID ~
=. C.ns % y, . T. ~ t Tha,iia
2 GrayS @ e. :; oraX II Xickstnn Tnkte ''.:'.s
George mgntq,,s bole III II T. ~ Minne
q: g TouS1y p';y,se ~ q ~ nicil '::'3
- r. 81 3: s. W. ob - e =: Fotinw 2
=" ~" ""tA' n tck.n1Go.ss. n o.aii;
--ox+,-f f.,a n11ca T., hnrness.
,,;i,,'~ ~ - 49,; EsS e,@' ~ - = r.
aanh MtnIn uondialgs nnag T. saticnTt !
Tosenn 19,nfno mano.eys u T. + asteHa1a
!: Snt1tanSeua nnnqsera ~ =, II tt+ie
- . ooops'T s,s. ~ y dn s:i1E eaif
n s..,. iaMs~|:o,zs: a1,ss ~ ,,,. a.1t7a' @'oa1'
7ot,r n,,.i9a S!aae' ~ -, ~ nnaa
99hn 10hn Woos N9fke gr e. n m o Wo;ood
go4n o moou Vi Il g. ~ Fr,np
!. :: onernI y, * :. ni1
Jo4n r.. ~ =, 1sa. H W,n1
Y, D4lL ~ -. ~. 1uuy ''..'....'o
1 @ Keno Is y, - u i,oiia n1
hane u ~ HIit9 i. '''' .''' p "
Dan bro"n r. . N:: 3isi; or
~,.... .fo.a .meMri4sz&, - t.s&,ss ..a"ss'
;, IWo-ealrty cidss. 6a,,.s4 III nn,lus3; g., 80
- Hgart y. f. not I.tt, nVy y......".'..'d
u. ". oqulles u; s. sna o2oeefauese"'.--..6
a,x,.4 o.an' amHs@1''!' @'so'
cs..a ltaa1 aesll1s1 s'@o. -: r.,
+ R,1,o 10 Ms.,ai.,,s @
Ar ntuu4uly . u =" noneo, ny mene'ausr oam =
DoS . ; oc
i7"t-@:@'1' 1'@''
, 1880-10-10


inr nityan5' ,H Triumph, md Heatherboom, the bid
a.ug VII pc spirited. although none Of the lot
eAeepe uaroy, are 1T for trnck use.
vns osanorlno "a Grit trottcr OF PROMISE that
5prg. aed recently from the effects OF injuries
teee'Sea while trotting In tnce ut Altoona.
Luke. the English jockey who was recently de-
pflved OF bis license for foul riding, contan-
Plates trip to this country. By sending Ke1so
nnca4 NJ nnflano the account could be nicely bal
There is talk Of forming party of ho,semen
to 50 to California in a few weeks and spend the
wlnter there. Az soon as anything dednft fs
MHreea MT, 60 upon the particulars will be given in
IHE TRIBUNE. 49,
frances Alexander took the first premium for
Gssualllons Gu4lns at the ST. Louis Fair Inst week The
Esn1eaeo ~ horse Bonesetter captured the honors
ia 1872 but was not On hand Ills year, being en-
gaeed TO trot at Louisville.
NY; George =. Brasneld, OF this city, was the
colt director, by Dictator, having won a race
Ior horses OF his age at the Louisville meeting in
s.sa sst5saaight heats, The time OF the sec66d being
me me property OF Chicago gentleman. is rapidly
becoming q f1rst-class performer. At Louisville
last week he was second to Lady Rolfc In every
heas @ oI ner race, the time OF the fastest mile be-
Steve Philips, who brought out Sleepy Tom.
nas a. purchased. the PAGER Gray Eagle for 81. .O00
rus morse was purchased not long ngp for SlOO
I,i and can pace mile better than zaa5 He is ex,
hasle mare.
The North Side Driving Association will give
g. matinee at Its track in Lake View na1t
o,osas a,nelsaay a1ternoon. at which races for all
at he trock az nossea w De entries to Close
to participate. 1'>~
NEW YORK, ,0ct.B-1b Capt. Charles Sc9uaytz.
oin.eaQo; sinQo Cancel all engagements made for Mag
street shall keen her far nv o..n d1;.tr a
not let her trnt nnhIciv ntt bn ,aen.4 ana ~
You like, ~ 'A ''=n 'o''lef a4u = qnoesps Tre1 II
mr. -. - A'so1Ai-
~: Inc nay mare Priceless fuu sister to DriFer}
sh, IS senonuy n purchased py California parties
sl sne y now years old, but showed SO much
Goldsmith refused tn mt nrica -, hermh,.ano
the naIne. She mot With nn aceIdant shorti1
after, and has since been used for hreeifnr'
There ia a n,ohah,ttv +h.. ~ ~ ~ ~ - Ms. na,t...o
.1e",1 Ing Week race Will be arranged be-
e"G mu[, FAMOUS colt Sensaton
tJn4 nu p"5sr M hro5aess @ Luxe Blackbnrn Sensa-
hns ~ wta oeLcat taat season. but this year
has shnxn ~, ,s1 u. u 70 ~ sehaer a 1eot.
@ u, savln8 1oss ont Two races this sea-
silverton, the :e-year-o1d Blue Bull ee1dtne
owned BY Mr.: H. v: Beemia, Of this city, thaff
rupidi<. eettfnr into condition nrnfn 40 10 s,.ow
~ n!s winning heat at louisville last Friday
1non 2.1t Earls IL Lne season salyerton ~ com
WIZ ~ s9 ocaer norses belonging 70 Mr.
@ oe91innl4g i % oe nfmean again. When right he
can oea1 @A
Ever SINCE the wonderful performance Of MI.
Jockey Club trnck Sept. Is, when she won On tie Tie
great wagon race, beating Mr. Gus EdWards'
bay gelding Sonny in the Hitherto unprecedent-
hns henn an intense deaira m 10 snnr+' - ~
, 1880-10-10

For neuralgia, pains and aches In the buck
kidneys or limbs-Hop Btttcrs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

LARGE CoNIRACr.-Mr. Samuel
Coulter, formerly of this place, but
of late years of Portland, Oregon,
and several other gentlemen, have
been awarded a contract for grading
and rock. work on the Northern Pa
cifc Railroad, near Spokan Falls.
It covers a section of l63 miles and
will require several heavy cuts and
fills and will cost about $4OO 900.
The contractors propose to put on a
force of 1000 men at once and COM
plete the work by the LIST of Decem.
Der,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14


WHILE drifting off the mouth OF
the Columbia river few days ago,
waiting for the fog to rise sufficient
ly to allow a passage Of the bar, we
were afforded ample time for con-
trasting the superior advantages of
our own magnificent straits with the
narrow, tortuous, shifting channel
which has been the gateway to des-
truction of SO many fine vessels dur
ing the past decade. Capt. Lachlan,
the careful and experienced CON-
mander of the Elder, was constantly
at his post, during the "a hours we
were in suspense, and it was not
difficult to discern that the nerves OF
even the stolid pilot, whose many
years OF service had enured him to
danger, were strung with undue ten.
zion as the steamer wendell her way
amid the treacherous shoals. Every
body breathed freer when the dan
ger was passed and the lonely re-
mains of the Great Republic repos-
ing on Land Island were left fa,
behind.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

Mas. Lowe proposes to begin her
public seances next week, the pre-
else time of which will be hereafter
announced. As it is desirable to OBJ
tain the best possible conditions only
a limited number of tickets vii. be
issued by Mr.. Barnes to those who
have subscribed for the cause. She
has likewise under contemplation
if her health permits, a series OF
fortnightly Receptions, TO partake OF
literary and social character. They
are to be devoid of all spiritual and
sectarian bias, and only designed
for mutual mental aid and advance
ment.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

THEATRIcAL.-Lindsay's Dramatic
Combination is billed to appear in
Columbia Hall, Tuesday night, the
18th inst. 1t is made up from the
company lately performing at New
Market Theater, Portland, and EN-
braces considerable first class talent.
Little Maud" the wonderful child
actor, is one Of the attractions. She
finds her way to the hearts of the
people wherever she goes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

The St. Charles Hotel. in Port
land, at the expiration Of Mr.. Coul-
ter's lease, on the LIST instant, was
transferred to Mr.. L. D. Brown, who
immediately began renovation OF
the premises. It is HE intention to
place it in condition to fully main
tain the high reputation it has hith-
erto borne. Mr.. Brown is gen.
tleman of excellent social qualities
which eminently fit him for the bus
ness he has assumed, and this is the
best guarantee that it will continue
to be the favorite resort il has been
in times past.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

CLEAN UP.-Now that the heated
term of Summer is about TO beSin'
we would suggest that adequate
sanitary measures be adopted ior
the preservation OF the health OF our
inhabitants. The streets and alleys
should lie cleaned of all garbage, ana
private premises freed from Sd!
substance which under high ten
perature may send forth malaria OF
poisonous gasses A timely pre-
caution NAY save Us from the ciuiel'
es of that dread visitant, diphiberls
and kindred diseases
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

Nh. Noltner, the publisher of the
Portland Standard. whose printing
material was recently destroyed by
fire, has ordered a complete outfit
froU San Francisco. In the mean
time his paper is printed at Mr..
Walling's Job Office. The disaster
caused no interruption in ITS publ
cation.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14


BOARD OF TRADE.-The Board of
Trade met Friday, May It'll, at 80
P. NJ. Present Messrs. Austin, b.
mer, Billings, Kratz, Chambers, Da-
mon, Frost, Farquhar, Horr, How
ard, Lammon, Milroy, Percival, Ros-
enthal, Steele and others. A quo
rum present. The President and
Vice Presidents being absent at the
appointed hour, the Board was called
to order, and on motion General Mil
roy was called to the chair. The
minutes of the two last meeting were
read and adopted. A communica-
ton was received from Mr.. Wood
ruff, in regard to Deschutes channel,
rebuilding Marshville bridge, &c. =,
which was referred to the Committee
on Navigation. Several of the COM
mittees reported progress of the
work or hand. Mr.. Shoecraft ives
proposed for membership and on
suspension of the rules he was duly
elected a member of the Board.
Dues were collected. Treasurer's
report was read, and matters of in
terest to Olympia and the Terri
tory were discussed, after which
the meeting adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

THE Republican convention of
Cook county, Illinois, held in Chi
cagO, last Saturday, resulted in an
open conflict, In which the Grant
men were defeated. when they with
drew and elected a solid delegation
to the State Convention.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

A MAN named Charles Mitchell
was shot Ivy Vim. Williams, foreman
of the Cathlamet Cannery, at As
toria, las. Wednesday. The act was
done in self-deiense. Mitchell was
still alive at last accounts but it il
thought be will not recover.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

THERE will be another field-day at
the Fair Grounds next Wednesday
the 10th instant. The debris OF the
snow crushed buildings was re-
moved last Wednesday, and now all
is ready for the erection of new
booths and a substantial frui. and
vegetable exhibition hall.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

Hon. Henry vansycle, an old
resident of Waitsburg, died at that
place, on the 9th instant, after n
long and painful illuess. He re-
presented Walla-walla county in the
Legislature of 1877, and became
we'll known to many Of our citizens
while acting in that capacity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

PosrAL.-Sigmund Sichel has been
appointed Postmaster at Goldendale,
in klickitat county and Charles W.
Eastman at Tumwater. in Thurston
county.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

The steamer Aida broke some
portion of her machinery while on
her trip from Port Madison to Port
Townsend last Tuesday, and had to
return to Seattle for repairs.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1880-05-14

The Postmaster General has de-
cidei 10 allow Wells, Fargo d Co.
the privilege hitherto accorded Of
carrying letters in prepaid Govern
ment envelopes.