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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
THE BASE-BALL FEVER.
Alleged Crookedness In the Game In Balti
more Yesterday Other Contests.

more Yesterday Other Contests.
Especial Dispatch TO THE NATfoNAL REruRtIcAS.l ]
BALTIMORE May 10, 1880
The game here to-day between the Albany and
Baltimore clubs resulted in victory for the for
MGR by score Of II to l6. There were fully 800
spectators present to witness the contest Tho Bal
hnore club were the first at the bat, and when
they closed their half OF the ninth innings the
game stood l6 to II in their favor. The Albanys
went IN for their half OF the ninth innings and out
Of II came a strange Development Some of the
spectators had maintained throughout the game
that Daily the pitcher of the Datimorcs, was not
trying TO win the match, although the rest Of the
nine were working hard, and in the Albanys' half
of the last innings this became most palpnbly ap.
parent lie pitched the balls to the right aud LEFT
of the batter regardless OF all signs understood be-
tween him aud Dcasley, the Baltimoros catcher,
some OF them clear over the head Of both batter
and catcher, and II became an open sight
that he wanted Baltimore to lose the game.
So obvious was this TO some OF the spectators that
they arose In their seals and openly charged that
DAILY was selling the game. After the visitors hnd
mudc the winning run the side was retired. The
Baumores battcd with vim drove Keofe from
his position, and Pike was substituted ns pitcher.
They soon became uncomfortably well acquainted
with his delivery nnd Albany was very anxious
about the result until DAILY, by his strange con-
duct put them at rest so far as that was concerned.
Subsequent developments showed that u certain
man had bet $500 that the Abdnys would win the
game. and that he had approached DAILY He lis.
tened to The proposition, and was to have one-hali
Of this mans winnings. This, 1t Is believed ac-
counts for DNly's playing throughout the game
and his open effort In the ninth innings TO throw
the match in favor of the Albnnys.
The Baltimore club are to hold special meeting
10 night, and If these charges are substamtiatcd
Daily will be expelled. The same clubs play here
Tomorrow, but DAILY will not pitch.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
PRINCETON, N. J May l0.--princeton; 10; Brook
lyn, l.
CHICAGO, May 1O.-Chlcagos, 15; Cincinnatis, L
league game.
UTICA, N Y. May l0.-New York state nter-colle-
giato championship: Union college, 10; Hamilton
college, 8.
OUR CoLoRED MINES.
An exciting and hotlycontestcd gamo Of ball was
played on the grounds corner of Ninth and S
streets yesterday evening between the Douglas and
Eagle clubs-the leading colored mines Of North
Washington and GeorgetOwn-whch was won by
the former, with score of Is to o. Many fine
plays were made, noticenbly running lefl-hand
catch by Johnson of the Eagles, two difficult foul
hy catches by Pnkuey of the Douglas, aud home
run apiece by Braxton Of the Douglas and Bell of
the Eagles. The Nationals could have learned
few tricks in base-ruuning by witnessing the game,
as every chance offered was quickly taken.
Appended is the score
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

The following dispatch, received at the interior
department yesterday afternoon shows that Vic
torla's band of redskins is still on the wNrpath:
SAN CARLOS, A. T., May &. 1880.
Ts The Commissioner Of Indian 1Gdirs Washington,
d. c.:
Yesterday thirty-six hostile Indians from New
Mexico came upon the reservation by head of Ash
creek. A detachment of the sixth cavalry and
Indian scouts under the command of Captain
Kramer aud Lieutenant Blacksom, routed the
Mexico. CHAFFEE, acting agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Tho Harmonious Democracy.

NASHVILLE TENN. May 1O,-The Wilson county
Democratic convention ut Lebanon to-day to select
delegates TO the state convention was broken up
by the rotous proceedings of the low.credit party
who invaded the courthouse and by force of
numbers captured the convention. The scene was
ono of wild excitement, and the reputation ele-
mcnt threatened violence. The state credit demo-
Gratis seeing they could not take part In the con-
vcutlom peaCeably withdrew to another room in
the courthouse where they transacted their busi-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

President Hayes on March 10 rendered to Gem
eral Judson Fitzpatrick of New Jersey, the office
of governor of Washington territory, The offer was
declined by General Fitzpatrick in letter closing
as follows:
my lecture engagements extend far into June.
When these are fin d, then comes the guberna-
tOral contest in Ne, ersey and the presidential
contest for national supremacy l can be of more
service to the republican party and consequently
to the country, here in New Jersey, and in other
states than filling never SO well the responsible po-
sition to which you woulc name me-"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
A Singular Lightning Stroke.

BALIsToN, MY, May lO.-As Miles i. Grlppen
one of the deputy sherlns In charge the Billings
jury, was returning TO his home at schuyleryille
last evening his horse was struck by lightning and
killed, the wagon shafts We're broken. and tho
wagon badly damaged Grippen was picked up
insensible and taken home. lie was Tcsuscitatod
after time, but he is not on duty yet,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

The posmOser-gencral yesterday decided not 10
Interfere with Wells, Fargo & Co.'S carrying letters
on the Pacific coast. lie stated that the people of
that section were in favor of the project, and he
lookout,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Leader of a Mob Shot Dead.

WICHITA, KAN, May l0.-The ringleader of mob
of tracklayers that was attempting to release QUO
of their number from Augusta jail, where he had
been placed In default Of payment OF fine, was
shot dead by City Marshal Richardson on Satur-
day night The marshal is under arrest and the
tracklayers are threatening to take vengeance on
the town.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
rhIladelphIa rermanent ExhIbItlon.

PHILADELPHIA, May l0.-The permanent cXhibi-
tion In Fairmount park was rcopened to-day, the
anniversary of the opening Of the centennial ex-
hibilioa In the same building Appropriate cerc.
monies were observed, and an address was deliY.
cred BY Colonel John W, Forney.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Dinner to the German Minister.

Baron Kurd Won schloezer, minister of the Ger
man empire, was rendered a complimentary dinner
by the members of the diplomatic corps last even
ing at Demonet's on the occasion of his departure
for Germany for his annual vacation. The baron
leaves for New York on Thursday, where he will
take The steamer Main for Bremen.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

The president yesterday sent to the senate the
following nominations
John A. Rca of Bismarck, DNk, to be register of
the land Office at Bismarck: Asa Smith, to he post
master at Keeue, N H.; Benjamin NJ. skinner, TO
be postmaster at Pomeroy, Ohio; George NJ Miller
to be postmaster at Appleton Wis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk OF The court has issued tho following
marriage lloenses Hennessey Winfield and Ma
tlda Taylor; John Brown aud Susane Maria Fills;
d, W. Moon And Mamie II hSgginson both Of Mel
cry county, Nd, and Sarah X. Harrison, Of this
city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

PROVIDENCE, X. l., May lo,-George Il. Brown,
son.in-law and bookkecper Of Ezra S. Dodge. man
utactlring jeweler of this city, was arrested and
locked up to-day for forging his employers name
to four notes amounting to S2,7UO.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

ISLAND POND VI, May l0-A terrific wind storm
struck this place this evening. leyeing the Steam
hoat house and lsrge covered bridge about 200
feet long over the railroad track. No one was
injured, although four persons were under the
bridge o few seconds before 1t fell.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Forest Fire in Massa chusetts.

HoPKINToN, MASS, May lO,--A heavy forest fire
is raging on the outskirts Of the town, and
number of buildings, toward which high wind is
driving the flames, are In danger, About 200
acres have been burned over.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
A Republican Victory.

MoRRsTowN, N. J., May lO,-At the charter cleo
ton here to-day the entire republican ticket was
elected,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

Progress OF the Southern Pacific Railroad.
Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
END OF TRACK, S, L. II. r.,
ARIZONA, May 9. 1880.
Flny-six hundred feet OF track laid yesterday
j. II. sTRoBRIDGE,
Chief of Construction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

The supreme court yesterday closed its spring
term and adjourned to october. A large number
Of decisions on cases that had been argued before
II were delivered by the different justices,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Assny Onice at st. Lonis.

The house committee on coinage, weights and
measures yesterday directed Mr. Bland to report
iRvorably the bill TO authorize the secretary Of the
treasury to establish an assay Office at ST. Louis.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11

MAEAsoUAE, N. j., May 10-Charles Williams
who was sinking well near this place to-day,
was buried alive. lie leaves large family. The
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Nomination Rejected.

The senate yesterday rejected tho nomination Of
George s. IIoughton, OF tabor Iowa to bo census
supervisor ioE the third district VI Iowa,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
Another AcquittnI of DIR. Livingston.

YANKToS, D. IT, May lo,-Tho stumpage case
against DR.. Livingston, eX-Indian agent at Crow
Creek, ended this afternoon in verdict Of ac-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-05-11
THE POLITICAL WORLD.
Two Conventions in Cook County,
Illinois.
Coalition of washburne aud Blaine Men
The Hall Captured by 1hem-Law and
Precedent Disregarlod - Orderly
Meeting of the Grant Men
More of Florida's Dele
gates for Grant
Illinois Primary Elections.

The following telegram was received last oven
ing from a prominent Illinois republican;
N
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

ScHooL-SEcTIoN SQUABBLR.-Quite
little squabble took place last
Saturday between two of our citizens
james Caches ssd Horace Brewster.
over the possession Of piece Of school
section. which the comfy commission
ers had leased under the act Of 1869.
This lease was recently assigned to Mr.
Caches, but Mr. Brewster regarding the
lease void on the ground OF unconstitu-
tionslity Of the act OF the Legislature,
went upon snd took possession of the
land After . few days peaceful pos
session by Brewster. he. with his fam
lily, was torcibly elected from the prem
lees. in the c,wrae Of which y sqnsbbls
ensued aud Caches received black
eye; whereupon Caches had Brewster
arrested for assault and battery. bat
the case was dismissed owirg to the
nen.appeafsnce Of the prosecution.
Nov. Mr. Brewster brings an action Of
'forcibls entry aud drtaiuer' against
Caches fnr the repossession of the
tract. and the case comes OF before
Justics Dwellsy. af this precinct. on
next ay.-Laconner Nail.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

N p. RAILROAD EXTENSION. A cor.
respondent sends the following state.
ments 10 relation to this road " The
Northern Pacific RECOMMENDED the con-
struction Of their road the past season.
grading 1t0 miles west Of the Missouri
river and laying the track on about 60
miles. They have three location par.
Ties In the Geld west Of here, one east
OF Dolnth surveying an extopsion east.
south Of Lake Superior to the Montreal
river. whore other companies will con.
meet with them and complete . road
to the Sault Ste. Marie. there connect.
ing with the Canadian system. The
main line will he extended west 10 the
Yellowstone river this season, come $50
smiIea. Thirty miles are to he built
nor.hwardly on the west side Of the
Red River Valley Two hundred miles
were located from the Columbia river
at the bead of navigation northeast to
Lake Pen d'Oreille last season, . por-
tinn Of which will be built this year,
making nearly 400 miles of railroad "a
b built this season. The blockade Of
the Dakota Division by Snow cauld
have been avoided ct . very trifiing
expense This will be gu.rded agsiust
another season.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

. TxE DHowNsD BoY.-Littls John
Marshall. who was drowned al Milton
On Thursday. evening last vas the only
ron vf Capt. \. j. Msrshsll. the pro
psiesor Of thst plAts. Johnny vas betri
on bard the bark Nonsyaick. while
that vessel was lying 81 Tssntsio.
China. on the lst of Ausust, 1871.
The body Of the drowned boy will be
hurried 1t Milton, the fpnersl service
being Arldsat che iesfiehce Of the pa.
rents at 2 O'Clock This saturday after
,aoon., Esieeds arg invited to attend.
and 10 sosbls thnss from Seattle 90 tia
mis-. the StSaimrr utm will leave Craw-
/ I'd 3 Hsrringtsn's wharf sti:ls &c
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22
OvHsprow OF TIT Pp.sp. A,.,

O1HPIow OF THE FRAsER.-A gen.
tleman who left the 100 nile house the
9th inst. and reached here ON SATURDAY.
last states that the main trunk road Ia
OsfiDoo has beeu seriously danaged
IN many parts BY heavy frcshets Bates
rArch has also been cvn-iier.bly dam.
sgsd by overflow AID mile AMI h.:f
o-i"w WiIiinms' Lskr mi 9Th Esxle's
nuBes have been Carries, away. All
the creek are hi.1fr than ever I'm ~ n
before. aud much Of the road from, the
Blue isut n, has been destroyed Deep
Creek house rs also destroyed, and IN
Monday last the wa or was rushing
through the second story Of the build.
ing. The owner was only able to savs
windows and ssshes Hawks mill and
Mr. Collins residence at the mouth Of
Deep Greek are both seriously dam
aged. Mach Of the cribbing on the
Thompson river section OF the road 10
washed out. and for q distance Of 800
yards on the Bonsparte the road 10
under water. Many bridges ara badly
wrecked, and one. three miles below
the l50-nile house, has entirely disap-
pesred. Al this spot the mails had to
he packed several miles. and the stage,
Ia order to make the connection, was
obliged to ascend an extremely steep
hill A stonR posse OF men has heen
put on TO repair the damage sustained,
much Of. which is attributable to the
caipable neglect end parsimonious pol.
icy Of the Government. Victoria Colo
mist.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

Lack bosiass MT, q b unfortunate
IN its sot<rprissDend Be- absolutely ire
spnDsibls ard worthless and crediters
'ssssr. bot thsy suDs sssuely - ghey
would were their cssiissr s.fnsal
person.
Assuming that the first purchase made
BY this Company vas coal land. end
that the land VA. only worth $50. 900.
and that the smount paid fur it Gas
$5o0.OOO the insd@qaacy of the thing
purchased nigh, b. evidence of fraud.
but it would net conc. usively prove
fraud. The fart that the Company
spent all their capital to buy something
that VAS worthless couclusivsly proves
improvidsnce. bot not fraud. But no
fraud is alleged BY nlsinti6s.
The defense sets ups presumably fair
bargain and sale. Il 10 . good defense.
Demurrer to the answer oserrulsd.
Strive. Burke and Hartford for PLAIN.
ths; AcNsuRht Rrps and J B Lewis
for defendants.
"A = y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22
THE OREGON KIDNEY TEA,

Read the following testimonials. mol
from persons 5000 miles away. whom
no one knows. but from well-knowu
aud Trustworthy citixsns Of Oregon,
whose nsmss. written with their ovu
hands. can b sssn Of our Office:
PENDLEToN Oregon. Jan. II. 1880.
Having used tn OREeoN KIDNEY
TEA. far one Of my s,ns, v6css urinary
organs were iajursd by taking turpsu-
tioe. ] chserfully certify TO its bene-
6ciel offsets. and seosmaend the sams
% the pablie. Lon LsylnNoRE.
Agent Sas Wells. yssgo 4 Co.
PoRrLAND. o.. Jan. 22, 1880.
l hereby certify that l have ussd the
OREGoN KIDNEY TEA end beeu srestiy
bsns6tsd b il / heartily recommend
Il 70 the public. 4
-. CnAIaIs 6HAaH. JR..
Travelling Agt. for Wheeler & Wilson
Mfg. Co.. 20 0eary st.. 8. r.. - !
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

To VERONA. outlook for .
successful and delightful excursion to
victori. on the QUEENS birthday. from
the Sound Is very promising. Word
comes frow Olympia. Tscoma. Stella
coou. Blakely. Newcastle. Gamble.
Snohomish City and Towassnd. that
they will all be represented on that
occa- inn BY more or less from each of
the above n.med places. The Seattle
band and base ball niue will accompany
the crowd. and . gala time may be *.
psctsd. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

The immense sale and great popular.
ity Of Green's August Flower in ell
towns and villages, in the civilized
world has csused many imitators to
adopt similar ssunes. expecting to reap
Q harvest for thsmsslves ct the sxpenre
of the afflicted. This Medicine was
istsolaoed IN 1884. bod foe The cure OF
Dyspepsis and Liver Conplaint. vifb
their effects. suchr - Sour Stomach.
Oostiveness. Sick Stomach. Sick Head.
ache. Indigestion. Palpi,stiou of the
Heart. Vertigo. etc.. ETC. 70 aeuer has
failed to our, knsseledgs. Three doses
will relieve asy case Of Dyspepsia. Two
million bolt 81 sold last year. Price Is
cents. SsOples 10 cents. For sale by
all druggists. -
GREES's ATLAS AND DIARY ALxA-
mac. the most expensive ire Almanac
ever published. 9sentr Tree % receipt Of
two ceet stamp. 1s@A'-a@RSf
g. G. GRHxN.
Woodbury.. N, j., u. b. A.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22
THE TALBOT COAL CASE.
sYxopsis or OPINION by JUDGE oaEgHR.
-
In the District Court OF the Third Ju.
dicial District. Ut Seattle, Greene
G. J. ~
RULINa on DxNuRRxH.

=
Crawford d Hsrriagson ~. Talbot
sCnsl Company st ai.-ln this case the
PLAINTIFF sue sundry stosk holdsrs Tor z
balance alleged 10 % due the Coal Co.
on shares Of capital s:ock held By
them. !,
The defendants answer that they
have raid il fall for their stock ~
The sale OF coal lands Assd the Talbot
coal mine to the corporation. which
land. were received by the Cssl Com
p.ny in fall paymeot for the stock
issurd "a ths,n, except the Puget Nall
Oom many. which answers that it bought
ths s,ock held By il - fully paid 10
sIock, end paid therefor IN agreed
price. 49,
Of fraud the trade vss GOOD. tsasc
= not presumed, and Is d not alleged
hv plaintiG. Suppose The Coal Con.
many made bad bargain |; an artincssl
maroon 10 - liable - mako bad bar
asiu - / natural person. y Y ~ekes
( had bargain. In creditors suiisf Just
:. s natufnl perssn's ersditors sahsi
when the natural psrson makes : DAD
bargain. II the bargain b. ~ nfs'
hnrraiu end be over whelningiy oeo
= much the sadder for those who q.
a. vards oonsentsd 70 become its cred
itors. ss:. =.
n. one proposing 70 give cssd't g
=. .rt,ncisl psrssa 10 just - mucf
bound 70 inquire into i. fsspens'o'''''
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

The EXCURSION TO BLAKELY.--Af.
r. Ira Brown, who made such favor
able impression an the frst sppssranes
Of fhe Seattle Minstrels, will accnmpa-
ny the excursionists to Blakely. and
has kindly consented to appear in bic
great bahjo solos. Thnss soinx will
oniay trip By the steamsr Libby. .
Z pssfosmauce b. tho Ninserels. and Z
dance after the performance. u % IL
the charge. inclnding everything.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-22

81 was standing Ous ths bank Of The creek
1t Union, the other day, when the
ground gave way, throwing her lotto
the water. She was drowned before
che could be rescued. Her countrymeu
gave her an elegant coffin and de.
- snisastss.ives fussral II be herdss Of
<John Jsckson. of Lake ounty. were
attacked by four grizzlies short time
since. About 100 calves were killed or
wounded before the bears were dis
patched by the aerders... Five chill.
dren of Herman an Theresa Walneck
have died Of diphtEeris, near viols,
= VlssKAnas county dsriug thetast thee
weeks. :. The Barlow road across the
Cascade mountains will be- open for
travel about the first Of June. Thers
is nov ebpet txy tstSuf snow on the
summit. &c w Huu,es bosts have
averaged about 81 feh to the boat daily
SEA dsrin0 ~ ppssnA week. and shis is
- AsnppoS6d TO BET fair average Tor ell
the cannsries. :. Mrs Kester. who died
sssddeslys 81 Oregon City last week.
had bean 3 residsnt of that place since
u. IB46, ssnd . .msnbera Of the Baptist
Z y Church there for third u : century.
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| a9iI Saturday, May az. 1880.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

~ 40 Gold clnrm on Granite Creek for
sale chesp See al.
af1 A new 3d.. o. the s.sesp.r chenalis
80 ~ appears in niir coiufhnsS
Mr. Geo. " Hail 10 Genuine T., hi.
,si,. bonss,hy sqnite sesere attack Of i'll.
.t'~V ness.
- Twelve powerful horses from Oregon
4 lsss were taken over ~ Victoria last Men
day. They are intended Z" do railroad
90 -werk up ths Fsassr. ss
+" Jack Mmgan. 1iviGg Gen or twelve
sssss@ miles below Yakima City, w. T. has
the largest dairy on the North Pacific
coast He milks 260 cows Butter ia
the spscialty.
Q2A sicioup oar bit o boy in front Of
sfhs j6ce % Tbnisiss last. The same
animal bit another hoy short time
before. He should next be compelled
to bite the dust. -,~ ss
>! - %Cspt Masxham. OF the British ship
of war Triumph. is said to have been
further. North than any other man.
} living loF dead. He promises the Vic
torians lecture on Arctic expIor atious,
@se .s~s The sompletien of the C.lifornia and
Oregon railroad to Portland Is contem--
xsssss platsdsa ThiA. Willie ss.syast benefit IN
Oregon snds Northern California. and
an event Of conss quence To San Fran.
as's1ncissn .sIsis SO e tassas"9 81
~ Anyone going to the mines would DO
EssV Pweil To secuse claim. u pos.ible. be-
fore starting A good piece Of ground
! TIs5t60 feet 40 and dsiwa Ora 1its Greek.
is offered for sale cheap. in this morn.
. @ipR's INTELLI0BNcRn. y * "a
A party Of railroad men came from
80 Portlsnd yesterday. snd today returned
,a there A special train brought them
to TAcoms, the Messenger brough.
them here and the North Pacific took
them away sgain. diminutive sen.
rr rssatiop was caused by their visit,
cHJH'aAt me opening lof b;ds Ter Supplying
the Quartermaster's department with
"a forage end fusla AT Wssls Walls. last
II seek. fcoptf sctsfwtre given for wool
At prices ranging from SO 20 to 50 50.
Eos oats the price, ranged from IL IA
.Esf0 u 45 per1 90 I'm; 6ahsy from 50
cents to 81 per 100 lb.; hay from SIS
10 $25 per ton. s' sse5 $3.50 90 aei
The Alexander Duncan t,ok four ma.
rines from San Juan Island to Portland
Is On her last trip who had deserted from
the British man OF. war Triumph. now
anchored at Victoria. Each paid an
.sslg eIndisa "a TO tske him to American
soil, where they knew they would be
safe from arrest w6ep running away
At from D ship in foreign port
A Victorian complains because the
.,postoffice over there runs only 10 hours
.tiss.--fr0m 10 the morning to 6 in the
evening. The Seattle Office runs from
in the morning to 10 ut night. and
frequently an hour or two lister. Post
masters Oh this side of the line are lie
BILE to removal on trifine complaints.
and for this reason are Invariably on
their good behavior.s. Over there they
have appointments fer life. and they
feel very independent Of the people
they are supposed to serve. Hence the
difference.