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NOTICE l76.

L. = LAND OFF-E,
Walla WAlla, W f.. Oct. ith, lsS'
4 SWORN STATEMENT HASBEEN
n nlei in this ottic. and applirati. made
un Ter the Act of Congress approved inc .;d,
1873. entitled An act for the sale ofTimber
Lands in the State # California, Creon, Ne
vada and in Washington Territory, to pur-
chase NlSi SWt, Section 10, TownIip No.
&. North Of Rans- No. 5S East. APlication
viii l.. heard on pec 18th. 1850.
+ II. MORRI9N,
l2lOw R,ist-r.
, 1881-01-01
Notice I73.


l. :. LAND OFFICE,
haiia Walla, W T., o.. aC. !SS1. {
4 SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
"a tiled in this Office and application nal.
u;..i-r the At of Cpnsr-ss approved Jun. 81,
1878 entitled J." An act for the sale IF Ti,al,-r
Lands m the States Of California. Oregon. Ne
Ssla ,, ant Washington Territory. u purchase
>" -" 1, Srctinn 8. Township No. 6 n.
North .! san-e No. 3 Eat
Apf!.e@tion vii De head .Izniarv 9th ISL
1fN T. H. MORRISON,
i.e.,is,.r
, 1881-01-01
OFFICE OF TEE;
PACIFIC M u T u A L
Life Insurance Company.
OF CALIFORNIA.
SACRAMENTO, July Ist. iSS0


To ALL Dsapofs OF sEcralse THE
should ne SAFETY VII tie Money s &
s e. es % .ss.. @ :si: a. a.: @ s al ~:
% es I ntarsy @ sust
% tn iFE &sGRaSF fes ss sst
/ "rsania A. y8ds The
- % D'''drna- and surrender
IT, h PAID PFOSIFY No yui
a policy claim has been rendered it, and has no suits % this
/ rrriseHy examined thorough and aEh
made business and sheny ana trust
) Is stkLens capable business
ani th then IN
provisions aat s9!~s:ioa,f IRE
such make the Of the safest institutions "
Nj Of The State Of cisf 4s Hn
pernn proportion all nc%ret DARN:
the @h!i the amount # & shares owned by h 9 sI I s @
Of corporations and s-ray asbe t"
corporation a sch Ps'G rrase
unusually t1ti snn and Mutual Invest:
rd peculiar to this Conp,ny 9n offer advantages to the
Gn% s9s = TI,i ti"fE TIE
Is T RSTf
Ss @ .a s at sf 4s 4s % the 'o; Ea H.
% nfsss sst. " not @ ay TIL G ds 5a. surplus
ss % n.s & f ar % 3 % se in.sat 5 @ % aai @ rsd srn s upon
$'s:f4 S:=s%> = e. : ": S EsS,
4 1 BaH4 ANS b'SH Z E,ai a.A''
P4 N -s".l Life Insurance Company
saore known each:
JAMES SlEEIE Cashier fhs N-t,"a Bank
% SNOW % BR1bdE vi iIrShrr. Finding
sssSRS %ssfsHS S'sS;iHf S.; :s f
& KtNAS \ anTraGE az Hsasf phs.si,R D"'3
s6fSs >sf Esss "a as sA' Agent o &C h-'"
a. M-KI NJ N lie,
Manager Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories
, 1881-01-01

r.
SCHEIEER, Defendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA:
i To- HAsMETr ScHEIDss, Defendant: You
are hereby required IN appear in an a-.io,,
b-onyht against you by " ". ScHrIBER.
Plaintiff. in the D:stric. Court # the rerri-
tory Of Washington and for the First Judicial
District thereof, huliirs terms At Wall, WalIa.
Valla WallA county, in sail territory, o. An
sw-r th- complaint Of Plaintiff. flied in Walls
WallN county within twenty days after the
service vi this summons. exclusive uf the day
81 service, il >-ryed in >aid cnunty If not
served m sod co..nty hut in said D.stric: IL,
thirty days II ssrv.i in any other Ju,liciai
District III th- territory in forty days Il:
served ''y publication within SIXTY days after
the 'ls;e NJ this SUMMONS, nr the said Plaintiff
wall .ase IN i-enitn. against you ly default
a'cnriin- I" the PRAYER of the c,n piaint
Said Il I on Is Brought tv tl.r Plaintiff e.
'bta'n div"ryr from the Defendant On the
grounds II ahsn-i' n-3ent Of said Plaintiff by
me il-i-ntan- 'rr Innr- than one wear
Witn->- the Hon s C. WNG1Rp,
Associate ! usciee e the Supreme
sS,srS Court of Washington Territ..v
Szl1zTS sG'l judge al sSil Court. An tie
Se=l '.s'-r-oi affixed. this h
day oi November, 4. D.. 10
A REV ES AYkES.
&. g. HARPER. Cle,
Pisintls- Atom. iSf
, 1881-01-01
TuECgEaTRsGLIsH REMEDY.

l. 4 never failing cure
TOR N.ry.Ir.. Debiity.
ES haustsd Vitality,
seminal N-atne>s,
Sr-rrn .turrhra. Lr-t
Man II -sl. Imppt n
cy. Paralysis. ard all
the terrible fct- =
Sell abs.r, yV;hiGi
fh.iie-. and eJces,rs
~ ula'Urer ytars
, 1881-01-01

SE>-s--lh- raraings .; the eAstern
3. isi..l 81 lie Y. T. T.. Il. FIR IL. w-ri
.'.iirs p-, sta. i1Sn. Nls So 90. a. iH-
.-.a-- a. s,i5,527
, 1881-01-01

n>ty "A ny c.,an'ry ,Sahan-e si.~ tat
r'as-.nri, "f Wall,W .'la lpr.l"' s"l,i rea !
!; ~ Spokane FAILS. ..r uul, ~ cz.,- q.
, 1881-01-01

N"."roJl. Tia pauarn. railroad hss js>'
'osrra Sl,Dpa, Dio u the United Safes q
Columbia This.hoTs what NJ arc coming
, 1881-01-01
Notice to Cr. iieors.

In ts' ta''er o .ic Esfstec DhJt DC RI
HETGHT, rsed.
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN. IT,. Al
'sr-oa- koiiinc cl..il a-sin>t me r .ste
q, hnsINb CAErNsISar, axe cf VIA " ala
e'ra,iS' w /, deceased, re reluirs-l 10 pro
s-tt :he save :" The undersigned : 'nlinistr.-
TAR Of said est.t., a. tie otiice a. i;.,.r.,. r.
IhomTs.'n. Esq, n Waiia = ALA CITY. Ia said
county, with N. pEIp-r vosch-rs. as rcsyuired
uy !.v. withir unr y-az from ,ts .r.t rrbSca.
Iron Lere1t- "r '.-r vii H. forever hsrred.
JOHN CARTWRIGHT, Adn,inistror.
DATED Wall WsNs, Nov. =. lSsa. $s.v
, 1881-01-01
ruf SECOND or x,srsR IERl.
ADMINISTRATORS NOT-E.

open. on Thursd,y. Lanuuy %. lSSt F.
admission apply - the Principal,
5n3m MKS. LENrFL II. wills.
, 1881-01-01
NOTICE 1S4.

L. 5. LAND OFFICE,
Na'la Waiia y. T., Nov. -, iss9.
a SWORN STATEMENT HAS BEEN
n fled IN this "fice ami application ma le
by John A Hanson under the Act uf Con.
:,rcsS api,r,,vri june 81, 1873. entitled Ar
act fpr the .4l- o: Timber Lands in the State
af Cali'oInia, Ores n, NeTadz and IN Wash
in-t.n Territory - purchase NWl Ne and
NEt >Ei. SestiDr "a, Trwn,hip Ne. :. North
nf R-ln-,- No. s. Eas.. Application vii: lie
heard February 10Th, ISSo.
- f H. MORRISON. Re.ister
, 1881-01-01

ONWARD bankers forming the spec
i'll American committee Of the Panama canal
announce that the issue Of stock III New
York is . complete success, the subscriptions
exceeding the total amount ohsred, vial.
their airicrS from Paris are even mo-r favor
able. 81 much 81 that considerable reluc-
ton Will b- made TO subscribers. The total
amour, Of stock slreaiy sold will soon b.
published
, 1881-01-01

NosFsITr RIIIoAn.-Ess.srn capitalists
contemplate bnildlng line Of railroad ir"m
Madern. Oh the Tulare valley roai, to Fresno
flat, 10 miles from the Yosemite valley, in
order 70 accommodate tourists. etc. When
the Northern Pacific is completed from AIMS
worth across the Cascades TO New Tacoma
We propose TO sgitate the question OF a road
from Walla " ALA 60 the National park
, 1881-01-01
$40 RE~-sD

Srul-EN FROM NY FIELD on THE
- night ~ .he 5lst, on BAY no -. .:s.u.
la hai:r. high 10 Years old. 10 br.a !. st.r On.
the i'r~he>d, rai-ing cIi the n.ck r-ir rhs
name weighs shout Loo F.,r III r-y,,..-y ..
tie hpree viii ave tw-ns- doiixrs
bu JOHN SINGLETON.
, 1881-01-01

lo1Es B.p What u sccumulatinI in
fhIialelphIa IN y4.t qulHt:t;r' withoa- IN
-Sp3r. dcra1ni
, 1881-01-01

MILITARY. The following. received from
the aijutlnr general Of the army. is prornul-
gated for the information and gaiiance of all
concerned: "Mcritcrious and non-coin-
f-li<sioneL officers who are married, may be
- enlisted within one month from date OF
G.sghug-. without making APPLICATION TO this
arfIcr ~ sPr.iai aushori', IN each case. pro
,id,,i 4 - understood thar wives " II be en-
titled iu no privileges as iaundr-s-es, and
that tn. .'lil not make the last "t thr.r DE
iay married I ground Tor discharge h-for,
81 ,Nnir..iau q; their term II srr.Ic'.
, 1881-01-01

AwU iEoyF rsE-0 T. ( y. Cos.
stock i gIntol on the Ncw loris .',,ck b aaI is
q. rs
, 1881-01-01
NEW YORK
YOUNG WEN

X
WHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects Of Youthful follies and III
discretion, will 40 well to avail themselves /"
this. the greatest lo-.n laid At the altar I"
suffering humanity. De. SfiNNE1 vii
guarantee 70 forfeit goo for every ca-e"f Sem
inal Wea&nesS OF private disease # any k1n1
OF character which he undertakes and fails t.
cure.
MIDDLE-AGED MEN
There are many at the age Of thirty IL sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evac'iation'
nf the Bladder. often accompanied hy !. slight
smarting OF burning sensation, AMI weaken
NJ Of the system in 4 manner the !Iatirnt can
not account for ON examining the urinary
deposits rory seelim it will often b. f"rind
ani sometimes small particles Of albunen wi!
appear. or the color viii be of thin niilkisi
hue, again changing To- = dark and torpid ap
pearance There are many whu die # TIM
difficulty ignorant "f the cause. h:ch is ths
second stage of seminal weakness. DIR. Spin
uey will guarantee perfect cure IN all snct
cases. and healthy restoration "f the renito
urinary organs.
OFFICE FoURs.-IO - 4, and I" = Sun
lays from 10 To II 4 II Consultation free
Thorough cEamiaatian and advice, g.
Call ~ address,
, 1881-01-01
District COHrf SulnmenS.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTo ,tcc
C"unty Of Waila Walla,
Ia d.s B,s,rsrt Court OF tse Tcr,itory NJ Wash
inJtOI s.sd los he giyst Judicial D;str.cl
thcrcyf. ioi'iipy hTmS az WG'ia iYdEd. UnHG
Vale HSaatS- u" s''d TsTrisor..
y ". ScHEIsEg. Plaintiff, ~. HArn,r-7
, 1881-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

.....-......-...... President.
.Vi5e-PreSidrnt AMI Me,!icA' Dirert"r.
SECRETARY
, 1881-01-01
C. f. KRAFT.
ENGINEER & MACHiNIsT,
-DEALER IN
Plumbers Material. Rubber Betting
and Hose. in fact everything
needed about Machinery,
Pumps. Mills q Rams.
Notice to Creditors.

ys tic seattcT Of tie Es-T,c Of EIiLHiH J.
PETTIGREU', Decoas.,i
NHEREAS THE UNDERSIGNED
w has been duly appointed ~ tie Prpiate
Court OF Walla Walls c'Un:y, Washington
territory. Administrator 0t th- estate Il NIL
LIAM J. PEITlGREv, deceased; notice Is hereby
given o. the creditors OF said deceased to pre-
sent their claims, with the necessary vcu E.rS
Ia the undersigned, in Wa,la Wall county and
territory aforesaid, within une wear after the
date II this nostce
DAVID HARER, Administrator.
Waila y ALA. NJ III. 1856 iS-IW
, 1881-01-01

4 q. l. W.-The Ancient Order 81 Unit
81 W"F!'mea Ia ga laSlly Increasing in mem
Jtrsh!P III this state. the s.rasl namLer t.e-
about i15a. TIE A.i,-iss says as soon
The rUmber is increased - GOO IN tai.
state. ~e shall h.Ne grand LODI &c of our o \ u.
when ~sl' afford 10 H,ribers the cheapest
INSURANCE ian ever d-vIsed 4 yIscrou.
A';elnl', Hiii r. u4i- -. ~e- = now sni Jan
"If, q i1srst<- 'h~ IN -.'.5es hip : sag host
'hr Si-'" 70 the 'tqci9ed uamIer. rheu q
'i'''n e.n TT rU>nr- - n. family The sum Of
:-sn ni-oa h!s ,!en.is.s 'la-e easily or cbe,p-
y oiAi, q '- s.irrr't~-l risuIbcr oi the An.
cieNf 0ri-i ~ C,at.-i Wu-k-rsn-
, 1881-01-01

TWENTY -SIXrH YEiE. We gladly &C
knowledge the .'ceipt of McCormick's Al
rnauac for lSSl. which has now attained its
;wcnty-siNth year OF publication. The Al
manac contains useful statistics pertaining to
the growth, resources and population #
OREGON. Washington and Idaho, together
with variety oi useful information wh,cl,
makes II exceedingly handy for reference and
for transmission 10 friends IN the states who
desire information about the Nnr;hncs:
, 1881-01-01

II TEK ruINT- Possibly The shortest SET
,a..a ever delivered frm pulpit was hy pr2r
S.yi:', iu Westminster Aht.y- 1t Wa Christ
"a. eve. The announcement that the n-ar
would >.f.ci..ts .iraw thnussu ! N both ii,
e-r.,--: aai ,Gr;,u-. The choir, scc"mpanie.
hy hundred SoiceS, having sung an impress
iye hvrnn Vt T., aiSe, the venerable Dean ",-nel
N. sscrcd book and quoted the fullowir. pass
.-- with considerable eject: He that yivr;h
I. the pn"r lsnisIh "a the Lord Do vou
Ike the security The r,liection was III.
lars; e.er made IN the Ahl,.y. When Won,
t.hlcs an -r,Snin- with rich AMI rare elit!.,
..-r--n---A DIR r-a.leE E-rL!c-L.L-r tha ran.r
, 1881-01-01

rE.IDE>r \ 'q;"s'l"nrr' - nrreby N
forrn.i ,r r-r"r's t. the c.u'rary no,wi,h
ga. len, rh4. JsIa 4 Glr'ie,i. II . o.
s.! np. l..,-.-n.. .or,,lra-.. e! Ncv York. r,s
%. --.i O., tn preSId-nry
, 1881-01-01

Er;v,r;SE pyr.-rrr several months past
Na,n ---est hla failed 10 accoInu.o.iltr the
-gsr increasing demand Tor stor" room and
trliliinc. fcr -sery Kind Of rnt>rpriss. Gradu.
ally ,hr side STREETS are filling ny. and here and
there the main = syenu-S neu stores are and hotels
are cr"ppins up. In few years We NAV safely
hook TO other streets than Main the scene OF
'',Sy life and trade.
, 1881-01-01

SIL,T ProusHS.- C.,lii"ru:. man has in
yrnteiancw steam plough which differs from! all
others in that it piouShS whilr stationary. cut
ting series Of circular furrows thirty feet in
diameter then II is moved forward and cut.
another series 80 that It need only 70 cross an
acre If ground seven times to plough It.
, 1881-01-01

IHr FIR Fm>n- H@l"nl, NDatIrl.
So. ,isi.~i i,y a >Irt.0J5 iirr which ,l.s>tr,y
e! tn. principal business llack n Monday the
II. !ns, wh-n "n- man VaS bHrn' to drI IA
~ ~ .'.e'.,p, - say = 'ar currency lI'is.
, 1881-01-01

TD~rE >GIuvF>. For Years Ne have be, n
hautin: foF ar;.cles OF wear which viii do
sway with ha;;ons The trouble and
~crIy thsse aionin-hle LITTLE things have
caused the masculine word wo,'l require
the pen g; Dickens . describe ,soing "a
Fred Adams store :er pair Of bu;tonl..s
gloves Ia wear 4; III, Hopk ( Lala.r hall.
he GENEROUSLY pres n's,i Us Yi;h par Of
Fosters kris Heretofore We had an iI..
that this make wy-a only f,- ladies'. mt We
IND that c.a;lcm-u's are also included
AiAms l. the only = re il t,wn where they
car bc found
, 1881-01-01

SNEuK THIE,E. fines" gentlemen are
around a. thick "a hungry bummers around
lunch table. They picE np anything from
= PAR "f second hand socks to a pian".
Dcn't leave anythin. OF value Ia yolr back
,sri aGi lock Your front door and b. careful
t. keep your shooter lns.led.
, 1881-01-01

PaSrnCgoUS Ur."r> -Aui nnW cDs,..
another Literary fellow uih 4 w" c'lunn
letter IN the New York !S9R, II w'.i-h h.
.l.tina that Thomas Pane waS the suinur uf
tie "Iuuiu," l-tt"rs. Wei, whose f.u,t Is
-
, 1881-01-01

GEO. 4. MOORE
W. 7. CLUNSS
Z. y. MOTT, Jr..
, 1881-01-01

PAS.NA CANAL The Universal company
j. the name Of the organization under the pres
iieucy Of VI Ferdinand DeI"ssrg'S, which pro.
t-,Ses e. h;Iid aa intc7oceanic canal through
,h- I,rhuus Of Panams with capital stock OF
.a.l mllli,.ns 4 francs, the G1A.0yJ shares &
Which are now on tho market fer subscription
=. ne lar valve & 40 francs earh.
, 1881-01-01

EhiLEo,D h,uoS Ia ;ae ca-c Il the o.
4. X y. 60. ". G.sllassr. the bal! OF ex,ep-
,lons was sisnei preparatory 70 the appeal
by the railroad c,r1p~uy. The case involves
the principles winch govern the legal rnie
for assessing damages when private property
II iaLcn fDr the Est @. rLlLrOal-.
, 1881-01-01

HrRRY Ur.--lf somebody don't ston tax
G:eB. Myers place as ''oli prohahiIiies" tho
voIr. of an outraged anh Justly indignant
people will demand the abOlit.p M of the SIG
hAl S,:v.ce bureau, :or drr!ng the absence nf
AZ o.hcial regulator the W athsr = having a
high old time.
, 1881-01-01

E,rlgoAn ESKSIvG- Official r turns show
,hs. during the months Of July, August, Sep
t-n.bsr and Oct"h-r, the gross earnings nf tnr
Northern Pacific railroad we're 81. .ll4.JIU. IN
incrt1s. nf SI7i.IIJ; the increase ';uTiu; the
y. mi. II N.ye,pI..r MAS ri. 10
, 1881-01-01
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|a,e is navi
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he died
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be wife eft
bsrisr bss
ion1y.
EJnTME
u the cas-
M'Crath h:
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in rsarl I
known as
Alder sire
Ak lNa
this @ssoi
about 80
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, 1881-01-01

A NErE.RN
ho died r
,orr than a
he wife 81
border lss
ionsiy.
, 1881-01-01
GGANopf
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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-15
The Isohia Earthouake.

CALCUTTA, March THE following are
the particulars Of the earthquake at Casmac-
cahla, Island of Ischa:
The first shock occurred at 100 last Friday
afternoon, and the second an hour later. The
whole upper part Of the town was destroyed
and two thermal establishments seriously
damaged. The syndic and sub-pretect are
directing operations for the recovery Of the
bod es of the victims.
The steamers Nagura, Pagona and Esplora-
tore arrived from Naples with soldiers and
physicians. The soldiers rescued many from
the ruins. The population fed to the sur
rounding country and along the seacoast.
The government is sending food from Naples.
The king and minister of the interior have
sent contributions for the relief of the suffer-
ers.
The second and fatal shock lasted some
seconds, accompanied by noise like subter-
ranean thunder. Then came a crash and the
falling of houses, accompanied by the shrieks
of victims. The probable loss of life will
reach 200, and the damage to property is i'm
menSe.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-15
WHOLE NO. $50.
A Monster Meetlng.

New YORK. March S.-A monster Demon
straton of the Irisll-Am"rican Land and H.
dustriaI league took place tonight at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music, The
following circular was distributed among the
people before the proceedings opened:
"Spread the light. What is good for Ire
land is good for America. Rent Is robbery.
Landlordism is despotism. Down with both
Of them. Just rent must not amount to more
than taxes and repairs will cost"
Mayor Howell presided, aid among the
presidents were Judges Gilbert and Pratt,
three congressman, several Protestant and
Catholic clergymen, besides aldermen and
others.
A series of resolutions were adopted con-
demning the action Of the British government
and parliament toward the people of Ireland,
and expressing sympathy with Parnell and
Davtt. They also expressed wish that the
Beers in Africa would be victorious over the
British troops.
Letters from Wendell Phillips, ex-Govs.
Seymour and Tilden, and Gems. Hancock and
Mcclellan were read, approving the object OF
the meeting and regretting their inability to
be present.
An address on the condition Of affairs in
Ireland was then delivered by the Rev. A. NJ.
OReily.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-15
Nominations,

WAslIINGTON, March 9.-The president
has made the following nominations:
Levi P. Morton, United States minister to
France.
VIM. NJ. Eyarts, Allen G. Thurman and
Timothy 0. Howe commissioners on the part
of the United States to the inter national
m ,netary conference. to be held at Paris.
David D. McClurg, surveyor of customs at
Cincinnati.
John W. Green, collector of internal rev.
enue for the second district of Iowa.
Robert F. Taylor, of Indiana, member of
the Mississippi river improvement commits
sion.
Nathan Go1, United States attorney for
West Virginia.
Lewis Richmond, of Rhode Island, consul
general at Rome.
John L. Frisbie. of Michigan, consul at
Rheims.
II. NJ. Eden, Of Nevada, consul at Quay
quill.
Albert Rhodes, of the District of Colum-
bia, consul at Rouen.
Edward Backus, of Illinois, consul at Pera
Emile Court, of Alabama, consul at Lau-
ron.
John a. Halderman, of Kansas, consul at
Bangkok.
Abbott L. Dozen, consul at Adepho, India
John F. June, of New York, consul at
Nueva Leorda.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-03-15

DANvILLE, Pa, March 1.-The main
building Of the state hospital for the insane
at this place, caught fire last night, in an I'M
occupied ward in the east wing which was
being repaired. The condition of the roads
was such that assistance from this place, a
mile and half distant, could not be render
ed until the fire had had gained great head
way. The steam fire engine belonging to
this borough was dragged through deep snow
by six horses, but soon after going into SER
vice it was rendered useless by the breaking
of some of its machinery. Assistance was
telegraphed for from different towns in the
vicinity, bat before it could be furnished the
whole wing and main building was destroyed
"a portion of the latter having been blown
up for the purpose of saving the west wing.
At about 6 O'Clock this morning. the fire was
thought to be under control, but again broke
out and this p, III. reached the west wing.
The hospital was supplied with water from a
large reservoir, but it was impossible to get
sufficient force on to be of avail, and the 500
patients in The institution were removed
without confusion or loss of life to a detach
ed building in the rear of the nam building.
At the time the fire was discovered the in
mates in the hospital chapel We're at evening
services and the circumstances assisted in
keeping the unfortunates UNDER control and
together. The most of them will be distrib-
uted to the other state Institutions until some
arrangements can le made for their care here.
The building was in process of erection for
some eleven years and cost the state about
100000. 1t was substantial structure,
built of stone, LAO feet front with centre
building and three sections on either side,
covering an area of one and three -fourths
acres. The fire showed faulty construction
of the roof in not having fire walls above the
roof, between the different sections, as the
fire spread nearly the length of the building
along the roof. Origin of the fire is unknown.
There is an insurance Of about S25O.00o on
the hospital and furniture. This p. m. the
fremen were successful in saving portion
of the west wing, consisting of or 10 wards
and number of male patients have been "e-
turned to it. The attaches of the hospital
made no attempt to fight the fire, but devoted
all their energies to removing the patients,
some of whom were intensely excited and
were removed with great difficulty. Several
steamers are still playing on the ruins, which
have been visited by thousands of people
from the surrounding country.
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AsUINGroN, March 5.-The democratic
tors held meeting this afternoon, at
8 h committee, consisting of Pendleton,
S Hill, Harris, Garland, Ransom, Far
Lamar and Cockrell, was appointed to
Ege the majority of membership of the
A committees. The republicans are to
accorded four members out of nine, or
but of seyen, according to the total
(ber of senators on each committee.
he democratic senators who, by rule of
- &klion, may become entitled to chairman
!, of two or more committees, will be
~ h their choice, and new senators will be
Ened to vacancies thus or otherwise cre-
The caucus decided to retain the pres
Phcers of the senate.
ndleton was elected chairman of the
or, Jus, rice Wallace. whose senatorial term
ned yesterday. There was considerable
at days meeting Of the advisability of
,g. Fring the complete organization of the SEN
neo lnt the filling of vacancies in its mem
hlp and definite knowledge OF the atti.
of Senator Malone shall positively de-
line what basis of organization may be
So on as permanent.
motion for adjournment Of the senate
be 18th will probably be offered by some
Mraic member next Monday, and it is
ght quite possible the proposed adjourn
may be ordered.
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Tafy.

New YoKK, March 9.-Garfield's remarks
on the reception Of the Hayes memorial, were
as follows:
81 have observed the significance which
you haye given to this portrait, from the
stand point you occupy, and in connection
with the work III which you are engaged.
What you have said concerning the evils of
intemperance meets my most hearty concur
renee.
l have been in my own way, and in accord
ance with my own convictions, an earnest
advocate of temperance; not in so warm a
sense as some, but IN very definite and
practical sense. These convictions are deep
and will be maintained. Whether shall be
able to meet the views of all people in regard
to all phases of that question, remains to be
seen. But I shall do what can to abate the
great evil of ntemperance. l shall be glad
to hang this picture upon these walls, and
shall be glad to remember your kind express
sions to me and my family. In your efforts
to better mankind by your work, | hope you
will be guided by wisdom and achieve great
success.