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A DRY, RAsPIEG COCGH irritates and endan-
gers the lungs aud greatly deo.iitateS aud an
noys The patient. DR.. Jayne'5 Expectorant re-
moves construction OF the bronchial tuoeS, pro
notes easy expectoTation, heals all 1nfiamed
parts and brings about speedy cure OF the
most stubborn cough or cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

LONDON, Feb 14.-The Times Parish dispatch
says:-The Rerue I0lttjIue prints strong at.
tack on NJ. Barthelelni st. Hilalre's foreign pol.
Icy, which. 1t declares, has prevented the settle.
endaDgering peace. The Paris correspondent
Of the Times says he knows this article Is an
authorized exposition OF the views Of NJ. Gam.
Eetta.
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j, 0G0 nunhers ing with he,n.y .bo Ia =,
figures Of the number drawing the capitsi prIss ~
S2o, ,eo SIO
Number Drawing. Class b. LOUISIANA STAFF
LOI Ih6f, hereby certify that the aoove are tbs
InH 100 when were TINS day drawn from the
w piscel IA the wheel with the prizes CORE
Sfoaohs 10 heM-
- witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this
tuesday, February Sth, 1881.
ADAM GIFFFN
LOUIS n PIIJf
J. p. R0IX Commissioners.
J. A. A ROUSSEAU
fflzes cashed In fue without deduction.
splendid Opportunity
To WIN , rnprrNp
1HIhD GRAND DISTRIBUTION. GLASS G.
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY MARCH
SrH 1881
l90rE EoNru,v m ,,r,,,
- ~
Louisiana St1te Tofteru Co,,,nno
This Institution was regularly INCORPORATED by
e Oh the state LOT educational and chsr
vi"Ishs fsi1h q sbas+s; 70 % I sontrsct the IN
has been renewed by an overwhelming popular
s9tes ~ Ifancnise u 5e new constitution
nj ae0 600 To which i has ssDcs 500 80 49,, ~
fnnd III oIar S9sn 0soo 49," S -~ Ao'efNe
Ir, ~, 80 s'rr,o -
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THE SALE OF the Gale collection Will he re-
sumed this evening. embracing some of the
choicest in the catalogue. TO De sold without
reserve az Marinrs Hail. < street, Between ofh
ard 10Th at O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

TRUE as steel, and as unerring as the mari
ners compass Is Dr. Bulls cough syrup. Price
% els.
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THE IRISH LAND LBAGCR.--Pursuaht 70 the
notice in THE STAR. a meeting was held al ST.
DOmintcS Hall. South Washington, last eve
ming, for the purpose OF forming branch OF
the league. About fifty persons were present.
Temporary officers were PlccJei-Na-irc CO FitZ-
gerald, chairman, and Wm Kenneaiy, Sa1re-
taTy. The sympathy ever extended TO the Irish
race by the American press. people, and Con-
gTesS was d%tlt upon by the speakers and
received The heartiest approval OF the meeting.
Permanent officers will be elected al the next
meeting.
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HARRISBURG. PA, Feb. 1.-the 2Tth ballot
for L. S. Senator resulted to-day as follows:
Bayne, SO; Wallace. q; Beaver, 81; Shiras /:
Phillips, l. Convention adjourned.
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Now OPEL
LOAN COLLECTION
IN AID OF
WASHING TOS TRAINING SCHOOL FOR
MUSES..
Tayiee Mansion, Corner New, Yortayenus
and 18th street.
COLLECTION

Ibis Fpperb exhibition inclu les, among other
leg III a'tfactOLf, the TARGET and rartt collect IN
i Neeiil nston and heynlutlo. ary Relics ever
'rous ht tusethe-; fine Gallery nt CBoce Paint
a rs; large and beautiful collection of Antiques
aiL Ar1lsl Bricabrac; au unuSu4!iy fGu aud COM
ne etNbt i-lt Of flhe Gsss Ware and Ceramics; a
:. rae aia interesting collection a old and Modern
iai thtlS slI Noell v ork all ilu -trative splay
Tie erts OK unciyili1ed Races large and vslus-
hl- c Election OF Appliances for the Comfort of the
SICK, rst tner with WILL NIL "a. Grtments devoted
70 Miniature Portraits, Education and Literary
Rhri-es, Japaa ese snd hinese Works OF Art q
well sun led and wells served hefreshmeRt Room.
etc etc
he bject and the chara cter Of the exhibition are
alike worthy the patronage of the public, which Il
respectfully SOLICITED.
"a Oven each day except Sunday from IL 3. M.
until 10 y. IN. feb9-6t
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The MRrnefx.

BALTIMORE, Feb: 14s;-Vlrsinia sizes. eonsos.
slh do second series t az DO a past due coupons
'3ssG5Ei III s' Feb -cotten dull and lower
and is5 sSpSF T. d9 Extra sstss ass
90 s' h DO issey ysy
Wheat. southern quiet but firm; western higher and
n e9sRs 1sS req Dol
s ap1 Feb1qssy 1ns,M sg Ma sai d5
southern steidy; western hiaher and fir,n-south-
T ahs 90 sSS5 S2ay Msssb
z zglsrn st 1Rs s,s do n ssS 45ssa e.
sH n aad fns 20 o.
RrGas0P R pGSr6 9 ad clean
aeen-s6ouldsfs clear rib SIDES none olfsrias
9o sIg e shGe Tne wessn PACKED lsaal
fair 1osi2A 3, snEar loxer7A soft. 81 Whis;,
lsr stsaHss au,Icottsn seSf - s.
whs M 80 bushels corn. bushels oats
bushels s6s ITO
22S. GO bushels: corr; lis, GOO bushels: ,,
NEW 49nh FEB ar sraps Money
m sEW s YSRk and fs sis1sr steady and oe
SE% Yokk. Feb. Il. /, s,m:1The stock Market
opened strorg az Il higher, and under strong buy
ing the entire list recorded aGvancs. New Jer-
ses Central advanced ia per cent to 1915s; Nash
| vile and Chattanooga rose ~ per ceat; Chicago
and Alton, per cent; @. O. and , IL per cent
Alton and Terra Haute IL per cent and the rest OF
| the list d to per cent.
| LONDON, J'eb. IA. IL so p. m.-U. g. bonds,
mortgage trustees certifcates. IS. New Jersey
! Central. llS Erie, 5l,. do. second consos, 1Oi.
| Pennsyivania Central. G72.. Reading, 321S.
| LONDON. Feb. IA, p. nj. s. bonds,
new fyes lOS3s Atlantic and Great Western first
| mortgage trustees certificates. 664 Erie SIX.
| bappsyfvania Central 6S. Reading 3lX
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Death OF Hon. Fernanda Wood.
EsasiOt Al Harrihhurg,

LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Feb. 14.-Hon. Fernando
Wood, member OF Congress from New York
Gied at Hot Springs at 10 O'Clock last night,
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DEEDS IN FEE have been filed as follows:
Frank Hume 10 NJ. T. Brown lot q. so SO:
~ 200. James Wilkinson to j, w. Mccartney
lot :. Sc. BPS; f,005. f. f. White assignee u
y. Church ct al. 10 T. b. Sanders, lots and 6
So. $50; g.. A. 5. C'rigg 10 W. z. Particle 1ots
IS. "a, 95 90, and %. 81. As; $50. w. par
tello 10 4. ). GTigg, lot 129. So. AS; g. ,001
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The Odds on Eaanlan Lust,sisd.

The Times says: AS HanIan can compass the
distance between Putney and HammerSmlth In
as short time as University In full train
Ing, It seems that the odds now laid on him In
the Detung are fully justified. Hanlan's boat
has been fitted with wind board on the bow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

SFECIAL-Burdct'e & Co., No. 92s eth Street.
VIII exhibit upon their job lot counter to-m3
row morning, al O'clock. 5000 yards OF white
dress goods. az I2E cents per yard, worth 25c.
Silks and dress goods at cost until February
18th.
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When Everything Else Fails
IRON BITTERS.
4 TRUE TONIC.

a TRUE TONIC.
IRON BITTERs ARE HIGHLY RECOMMEND
ED FOR ALL DISEASES REQUIRING A GER
TAIN AND EFFICIENT TONIC, ESPECIALLY
INDIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA. INTERMITTENT
FEvERs. WANT OF APPETITE. LOSS OF
STRENGTH. LACK OF ENERGY. &C. EN-.
RICHES THE BLOOD. STRENGTHENS THE
MUSCLES, AND GIVES NEW LIFE TO THE
NERVES. THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM ON
THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, REMOVING ALL
DYspEprIo SYMPTOMS. SUCH AS TASTING
THE FOOD. BELCHING. HEAT IN THE sToM-
ACH. HEARTBURN. &c. TIE ONLY IRON
PREPARATION THAT WILL NOT BLAcKEN
THE TEETH Or GIVE HEADACHE.
WRITE FOR THE BOOK, 80 PAGES,
AMUSING AND USEFUL READING, SENT
FREE.
Brown Chemical Company.
!sn26 Baltimore. Maryland,
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HoT STRING diamond earrings, 10 gold, s.. at
PTIgE'i

LANrLORD AND TENANT CASE.-Last Friday
tie case OF Fcllausbee agt. Gray was heard in
the Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur. on GER
ticTari-Mr. Norris for plaintiff AMI T. F.
Miller for defendant. This was In action under
the landlord and tenant act to recover p1s-
session OF the Continental hotel property
hich the defendant had a lease on, which
expired January 3lSt. IL was in evidence that
the lease contained a clause giying the option
OF removal, but no arrangements were male
10 renew and that demand for the rent due
had been made since December 3lst and the
court held that by that act the landlord had
waived his right aud had Acknowledged the.
tenant thereby renewing the lease. verdict
was therefore. on the direction OF the court
rendered for defendant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

NOTICE FOR TIE ISAU6CRATI0N.-HaVlag pur-
chased a large and assorted sock or china.
glass and tinwaTe al an aSsignee5 sale, enables
me 70 sell same % per cent cheaper than any
other store In this city. Call and see for your
SET az AugensteinS National Auction House
e. TN street northwest.
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sEv zo1 4 MARkErs FHHs ArzEaHoos.

York to-day at 80 p. M, reported by Lewis
johnson Il Co. u. s. 4 per cents, 1885 bid, iiSA
Of c. SOS. -; New Jersey Central, lU2+G Ohio
aud Msslssippi, 45s4 Erie 49ts Michigan Central.
1888; Northwest. 1872 DO. pre.e- red. I4t14; Iron
Mountain. 62ss; Rock Island. 1877; st. la H. IT
do preferred, Ws5asll. st. )uis aud Pscfc,
4s4: do. preferred sos Kansas sDd Texas. AK
". q. Te,eSTaph. lis54: q. @. and I. g., lGA
Pacific Mail, 67A; Union Pacific. l24H,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued 10
Michael Brown ana Kate McNeTy; John VII
Hams and Harriet Butler: JAS Butler and
Matilda Thomas, both OF Montgomery county,
Md; Jas. Harrison and Catherine Whitley;
Michael StanIci and Mary Langley,
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CITY ITEMS.

DIR. ALIENS Rheumatic and Gout Lo.
ton
Will cure almost any case In two days, no mat
ter how severe Price 80 cents. No cure, no
pay. Sold by all druggists.
Buchupaiba.
New. quick, complete cure, days, urinary
directions, Smaring. frequent or difficult urina-
ton, kidney disease. 81. Druggists. $50 Pa
ave. m
A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat
Should be stopped. Neglect frequently results
In an incurable lung disease or Consumption.
Browns Bronchial TToches do not disorder the
stomach like cough syrupS and balsams but
acts directly on the infiamed parts, allaying
irritation, give relief In asthma bronchitis
coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which
singers and public speakers are subject to- Sold
at Is cts box everywhere.
When Everything Else Fails
You will and It greatly TO your advantage to
try Hartley's Catarrh Remedy. The first ap-
pl1catf0n tells its own story, sufficient 10 cure
ordinary cases. Sold by Scott Cromwell $50
Pa. avenue; w. b. Entwisie corner 18th street
aAa ia. avenue, ana all druggists. IA
"AIderney Wagons
Fresh Afderney outer churned every morn
Ing, and delivered In = lbs Ward prints, i5c
per 10. Also, cottage cheese, outtermilk and
sweet milk sc. per ct.
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LONDON, Feb IA, II q. m.-The weatheris cold
and misty. There are such quantities of land
water coming down the river that there Will
probably be but little tide to help the scullers.
and Ii may even have turned before they reach
Mertlake. Their time, therefore, is likely 10 be
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Death DiplOmafis1.

ST. PETETsBURG Feb. l4.-Baron Andre de
Budherg, the Russian diplomatlst, is dead, In
his 61st year.
France and the Greek Question.
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Amuseinents. &c

FORD's OPERA House The sparkling comic
opera "O1vette" will be presented at the Opera
House this evening for the first time. lie has
been most successful wherever given, and is
Becoming lead n popular favorite. twill be
given by q tine company and will be admirably
mounted.
NAH NAL THEATER.-GoodwIn's company OF
frIllqueS will hold the National boards this
week. Their laughable musical extravaganza
Hobbies has gd1ned much popularity.
OpD FELLOWS UALI.-A very pleasant Socia-
Die viii be given at Odd Fellows Hall next
Wednesday evening for the benefit OF st. Dom
inic'5 church.
WAUGH NJ. E. CHURCH.-There Will be a grand
musical and literary entertainment at this
Church next Wednesday evening. Some OF tue
oeSL local musical Talent VIII take part.
THERE Will be musical and literary enter
tainment at C0ngrega Iional church by LOG.
&. February ed.
LINCOLN HALL.-AdelaIfe L. Murdoch VIII
eetHe at this hall next Friday evening On
substance and Shadow
ASSEMBLY PRESBYTERIAN CHURtH.-A vocal
ard Instrumental concert will be given at this
chufcl 10 morrow evening Mss van, Ms.
Powell, Miss ROckwo0d, MeSsr5- Fl. A. kahr
Young EoeTO4cn, X 4keman, Waldecker ana
Prot. Bse of viii appear In ballads, operate
selection ard symphonies.
Tie SECOND ANNUAL SCCIABEE OF the Young
Cat ole Friends >O:,e ', O. Georgetown, .. {. +,
II e siV q III Forrest Hall, ca Monday, t'eb-
rGaTy 2isT.
Miss MAY MCCAwLEY Will receive a testlno-
Nal benefit at WIZARDS Hall Thursday evening.
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An Easy victory for HanIan.

LONDON, Feb IA, $50 Race between Uanlan.
of Toronto, and Laycock, OF Sydney, N. $. W,
oyer the Thames Championship course for the
ltnge cup and el 900. came off this afternoon
and was Won easily by Hanlan by about four
lengths. There was little betting on the race.
as the result was regarded as foregone con-
clusion. Three TO one on Hanlan. was freely
offered. HARLAN and Laycock will visit the
Westminster aquarium together TO- night. Both
men VIII leave for their respective homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-02-14

I0NnoN, p. m.-Hanlan jumped away with
the lead which almost Immediately became
two lengths. He maintained about this much
lead TO Barnes where lie s. Ill lead by lengths.
II was apparent from the start that barring ac
cidents he must win. Laycock rowed well and
strongly, but he had no chance. The weather
was cold and rainy. The tow.path along the
course was thlckly lined with Spectators.
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OFFICIAL DRAWING
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
FULL PRIZE,

Single number. Class ''B. drawn at New Orleau g
La, on Tuesday, February s.r. 1881
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What the ssSportsunan,
Just Before the Rae,

The Sportsman says: We have never seen
Lay cock sculling worse than now. He masters
too much work In the air. Both men are In
Snleudtd condition.
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THE BOAT RACE TO-DAY.
What the London Times Said Ere.
vi

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Times this morning
says: Layc0ck is still sculling with a very
short forward reach, shorter even than when
he won the race for the American prize, while
the long Slide he uses seems unsuitable to his
style. Hanan's style is far superior TO that Of
Laycock, and though he Is hardly scuIl1ng so
well as when he met Trickett, he is stronger,
, 1881-04-30

is-ehief. ne Goversa sas thsa made n
honorary member Of the bsttsry, for which
compliment he kindly thanked the boys,
and promised TO do ali in his power to nj.
vance the condition Il cur citisen soldiery.
On the 18th the gubnato,ial party uas
taken by the editor OF the STATESMAN in .
beautiful four-in. hand to view the surround
ing countrv, that he might be d,sabused ol
the impression that We are second TO any
country in point of the fertility OF the soil.
The trip TO the highlands at the base OF the
Blue MOUNTAINS
Was pleasant che, the sky being clear; ths
atmosphere balmy and mother Earth
clothed in her coating Of green was indeed
beautiful sight His ExeeIlency was indeed
much surprised at the mAgni6eence OF the
Walla Walia valley, and now the quandry
which has long revolved in MS mind
Which is naturally the rieheat country IN
the world 3" is solved-Washington Terri
tory. The Governor departs ON Fri
days train to meet engagements on the
Sound, but promises to come again, and
learn more about our hidden sprifgs ef
wealth-the granary of the world: We
wish his Excellency farewell.
, 1881-04-30
Special Meeting of the City Council.

At special meeting Of the City CouIcil M
Monday night to take into consideration tn,
granting Of the right Of way forthe Mill Crsel
FIume Manufacturing Company thr"ugt
certain unspeci6ed streets, the following mem
bers were present.
The Mayor, James McAuliff; Councilmei
Chase. Ankeney, Welch, Dovell and Thomas
After the meeting was called to order th'
following petition was read
To the Mdyor aud Common Council Of Wa'se
Walt City, W. THE Mill Creek Flume
Manufacturing Company corporation duly
organized and existing under the laws o.
Washington Territory, having TOR It's principal
place of business the City Of Walla Walla-
being duly authorized to construct line ol
transportation by water fume and railroad
frem the headwaters OF Mill creek 10 the city
of Walla Walla Respectfully petition your
honorable body for a right for itself, its sue
cessors and assigns. to lay down and construct
a railway track, on. over and along any street
or streets, alley or alleys, lying north and wes.
of Main and East Main street in Langford,
Schauile, Shiels or Cams additions in the city
of Walla Walia and To maintain the same
with its appurtenances, and to run their roll
ipg stock over the same.
MILL CREEK FLrNE L Mr'G. Co.
BrM. C. Moore, Pres't, +. +. BAKER, Sec.
The committee tn whom thp petition was re
ferred. reported It back with recommenda-
ton for its adoption. Report adopted and the
ordinance WAS read but not passed Owing ia
two councilmen bein. absent. Messrs. An
keaey and v elch opposed the granting ef the
privilege on the ground that the streets requir-
ed were cot specified.
, 1881-04-30

The RIGHr OF WAY QrESrIoS- There is
certainly great interest manifested among
our citizen, about granting the right OF way
to the Flume Company. After thorough
investigation Of the matter among our busi-
ness men and those most interested It Is
found that the objection is not so much
AGAINST the company being granted the right
they hare not specified the exact locAli-
" they want. There would he but little
objection r1'r. Baker VAS to come right ont
ana ny PRECISELY what he wanted. There
Is Too large scope Of country arouni our
e'y ye' u he developed by means Of rail.
'oAi' Tor AM citizen To offer objections to
'"s' running through their town. Give US
A'nos doSn gentlemen.
, 1881-04-30

WHITMAN MONUMENT Estimates Of the
cost Of the proposed Whitman monument
har. been received from the New York gran
1t. works, on board vessels III the port OF
New York. There will be 80 tons of it.
The estimate. are for: 1.-The whole mon
ument in monoliths, that is 70 say, III three
pieces. 2-Thc whole III twelve pieces.
3.-ln fifteen pieces. With the facilities oi
through railway from New York to Walla
waila. so soon to be Obtained by the com,
hinatiOn recently formed between the Oregon
Railway 4 Navigation company and the
Union Pacific, this monument, if procured III
Ne" York, Will probably be shipped to its
destination by rail.
, 1881-04-30

New vEIys.-News is received Of the discov-
cry Of two Wv veins IF coal at the Carbon Hill
mine in Pierce county. The veins are said to
be of good size and the coal of most superior
order The Carbon Hill OF Chandler mine, as
il is called, is rapidly being developed into one
of the most valuable coal properties in the ter
ritory. The quality of coal is of the first order
and now the quantity seems to be pretty thor
ouShly established. 1t is highly probable the
Oregon Improvement company will become
posSessor of the mina.
, 1881-04-30

y pNLH NAIL--The mail between this
p-.e and ".ila Walla is called daily mail
A'' +" oasht to come through IN one day,
h OF occupying the h.tt-r part of two
0'ss II our postal agent would have all
mai matter IRON below Wails Walla des
'ined i'F tn, SECTION. distributed. ON board
/. ' as and placed in sacks SO that they can
W "''ne i'ate!y Transferred tn the stage at
aiia Oh the arrival Of the ears at )
,.o, "a, N't The stage pushcri through to Lew
,n,-,. A. .lA' e-y' 'aea cur mail carrying viii
- S.N''IA'e 10 What We reed and are enti-
.o. ~ % under sHrh facilI;ies 3. are now at
r.,-,I,A a In 1861 the stages made their
~ ~ " and a through ,riI. be,weea Lewiston
the, -. =. " ala IN "ne tiay and ny should
, 1881-04-30
GREAT CREDIT

SCHwABACHER Bros. os.-Schwabacher Bros.
make an announcement in this issue of the
STATESMAN which will be of interest to all
purchasers at this season of the year when
Nature itself sets MS the example of chang
ing our garb. Messrs. Schwabacher buy
directly from first hands IN New York, and
the head Of the honse has just arrived In
San Francisco from thence with all the
latest styles and novelties Of the season.
They direct particular attention to ladies'
dress and fancy goods, trimmings, and in
fact everything pertaining to ladies' wear.
Our fair readers now have an opportunity
by an early call to receive their choice Of
the large stock on hand
, 1881-04-30

CREMATION sheep was first burn
ed to test the furnace, twelve human bodies
have been incinerated in the lie Moyne ere
matory at Washington, Pa, four OF them
the present year Of the subjects" FIVE
we're from New York, four from Pennsylva-
MIA. one was from Ohio, one from Indiana
and one from Massachusetts,
, 1881-04-30

FKArps IL LASp.-The Northern Pacific
Railroad Company some time since dismiss
ed its land commissioner, James B. Power,
and his chief clerk, Chas. +. Kindred Ate.
full investigation. it has commenced suits
against these persons to recover title to lands
in Dakota and Minnesota obtained by them
hy fraud.
, 1881-04-30

eN or "UE FARuERs.- Seeing
.n'' oGI city depend. u;s.u the farm~r, Of the
ns eouu,ry Tor I. very exis.ance
g.. '0i'essei that IN many instances
-, O'snam'. treated with very little
s'A''dsfaiiOa Shcn they eome hsr. on bus;.
-, We have A'ely understood th.. in
been s,.a, 'ulce' tha; thry have in manner
town, E ,a To do their trailing at other
loved 10 vac ieason that they are not al.
Ie go, - % even feud their teams 90 the pub.
hing ,bs;. Ge farmers say that when they
.ord 70 . -. . .seo WITH thrm they cannot al.
Sen. MIN u nell horses IN stables at the pre-
them her, n,oe i0r wheat, and if they feed
S sa to pogAee upon them .nJ 'sooo. De oo .hs .hs
zach .os aeh the city ordinance levys for
hs,usS 80 ss.. Cannot . SIMPLE remedy
sa ''s thn state 0t .a,ir..
, 1881-04-30

ESTABLISHING PRICES. - Several teams
that few weeks ago passed through the city
Ell route for the n P. r. r. front, from the
Grande Ronde valley, have returned empty
handed. 1t appears that this party on their
way up made their boast that they would
establish prices, and it is probable that
the n ?. folks were IF the same idea, :,ence
clash and dozen or so of teams on their
return home, labeled mot wanted"
, 1881-04-30

HANpsoaE CoACHES-Two passenger
coaches, intended for service on the North
ern Pacihc, passed through Chicago from
Dayton, Ohio, where they were manufactur'
ed. The coaches are of the standard dimen'
sions, provided with Miller platforms. coup
lers. and elliptic springs. and finished inter-
orly in California maple-wood. Other carr
of like design and finish will be delivered T.
the Northern Pacific company about Apri
20. In May three new sleeping cars will bt
delivered TO the company.
, 1881-04-30

ATTRACTING ATrESrIoy.-The coal interests
of the territory, especially the western part Of
it, are rapidly increasing in magnitude, and
people are coming to understand that clearly
defined coal vein within reasonable distance OF
tide water or railroad transportation. Is some
thing to be greatly desired Several gentle
men Of Seattle have been diligently prospect
ing for some time, and the present spring will
see quit. number wearing out their clothing
and their patience in search for deposits Of the
| black diamonds" The country is full OF coal
and there is no doubt some very valuable mines
will lie discovered during the coming season.
! Pns,