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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-09-24

Robert Wallace. Inspector If Post.
cfiic~s for British Columbia. has been
given svesf absencs f,g six months.
and hs left on the last Idaho Tor Sau
FrsLcisco. ca route for scotland. his
old home. which be hsa not slsilei ior
twenty-five years.
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Notice of Applicat' on to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED sTArEs DISTRICT LAND OFFIcE,l
Olympia, Washington Territory. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN ON.
L piiauce with the provisions of the Act Of Con.
gress approved June g. 1878, entitled An Act for
the sale of Timber Lands in the States of Caifor.
mis-, Oregon, Nevada nd Washington Territory >"
Nehemiah Preston, Of King county. Washington
Territory. has this day filed in this oface his ap-
plication 20 purchase tue ~ of 5 y OF section No
-. in township No. 81 north, range No. ! east of
the William tie Meridian.
Any and sii rtrsona claiming adversely the said
described aud, or any portion thereof. hereby
required 10 Die their claims in this office within
sixty tsol days from date hereof
0ssen under my hsnd. ct nv once iu Olympia
T. BROWN
s2l-liw Register OF the Land Ofice
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EAATERN STATES.
Government Affairs.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Ex. Presi-
dent Hayes arrived at the Capitol soon
after the ceremony OF taking the oath
was concluded, and in company with
General Grant soon after left the hall.
A meeting of the Cabinet was held
Immediately after the ceremony of
administering the oath was concluded,
and continued until $50 o'clock. A
proclamation was prepared and signed
by the President designating Monday,
the 26th inst, the Day on which the
funeral takes place. as day OF fast.
irg, humiliation and prayer throughout
the country. No other business was
transacted. The members of the Cabi-
net were requested 10 retain their re-
spective positions. 1t is authorita-
lively learned. as well as indicated by
tue Presidents inaugural address. that
there will be no session of Congress
until the regular session in December
next.
The Apache Campaign.
TUCSON. Sept. 21.-A dispatch from
Camp Thomas says that Tiffany. agent
at San Carlos, reports that Chiezo. Sam
chez, Natchiotilly, Eskalowindeschin
and the brother OF the medicine man
killed by Cars command, have come
into the agency and agreed to surren-
der to the military Internationally and
ask for trial by commission, for
themselves and their bands. The re-
ports late last night contradict the first
reports about Major Sanford and com.
msnd having flight with tie Indians.
Nothing has been heard from Sanford
himself aud nothing from Gen Cars
command or Capt McC ellan's. Lieut.
Col Prices troops are expected to be
near CIbuco. Lieut. Kerr and company
reached Fort Apache last evening.
Company X. 9Th Infantry. Major Worth
commander, is expected here tomorrow.
A party Of nostiles numbering about
ninety are said to have left Cihuco
Creek aud are ON Black river near the
crossing of the Apache and San
Carlos trails.
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BORN.

wALD-I In Tits city, Sept. Esd. to the wife OF 4.
W. Valid. o Daughter.
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Making Watches.

hEFECTIVE WATCH CASES ARE ONE CT
- the chief causes OF so many watches not be
Ing good time pieces. TIE cases being thin and
NOT hitting well, admit dust and dirt to the move
mrnt, which soon inter eTes with the runnipp
partf OF the watch. necessitating cleaning rspatr
ing. 80, aud the amount thHs paid out II applied
toward buying good case in fhe beginning would
nave saved all this trouble aud expense We have
recently ssen case that mests all these reauire
mehts Il having been carried for over twenty wears
ana sui remains perfeSt We refer 70 the
Jas. Bosss Patent Stiifentd Gold Case.
which has becems ole Of the staple articles OF IN.
seweiry trade, Possessing Ms it does 80 many q a.
vaniages over ali other watch=s; being made OF
s~o heavy plates OF solid gold over a plate OF COM
posiu n. aud we sdvise all our readers % AJAX their
Jewellers for csrd or catalogue that will explsIn
the manner In which they are made
IL Is the only stidsned Csse made with two plates
OF gold, seamless pendants and center solid Joints
crown pieces. &c, all Of which are covered by let
ters pafent. Therefore buy no eass before con
sulting Jeweier who kegs the
las Boss's Patent StifIened Gold Case,
That you may learn the differences bstwean IL and
All limitations that Calm TO BE- equal a. good
For sac BY AL rsspoBsibEs egelers Ash To see
me warrant that accompanies each case and don't
be persuaded thu, any other make Of case fs a.
s0Ou. au27. efa
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TUSis. Sept 21.-The French occu-
pied kslsgrande after . very obstinate
resissance. Troops are being sent con-
stantiy 10 Monoba. whence the advance
on kavionsn will be male.
The lot which the city intends buy
ing Is located on Third street. between
Mil and Washington, between the Wa
Chong brick store on the south aud
the Madame Malta house on the north
IL will probably be used az once, il
the purchase Is cons1mmased, In the
erection Of substantial bailding for
general city parposes--jaii. engine
aouse. Counch chamber, etc.
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ErROPE.
sympathy from Europe.

ROME. Sept. "a The Government,
on behalf of the King and people. and
Cardinal Jaoobini, Papal Secretary of
State. on behalf Of the Pope, have
cab,ed coincidence TO Mrs Garfield.
The Opiaione expresses sorrow at the
Illustration of President GarfieId's pro-
gramme by an assassin. but hopes aud
trusts General Arthur will fo!low.in the
footsteps of bic predecessor.
LONDON. Sept. 22.-Ihe London
Stock Exchange will close at o'clock
on Monday, In respect to the memory
Of tho late President Garfield. The
American department will be closed all
day.
The Times had eleven columns of
news relative 10 the death of President
Garfield. surrounded with the mourn
ing border.
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MADRID. Sept. 2l.-At the Cortes
today King Alfonso, in opening the
session. said the relations of Spain
with all foreign powers were very cor
dial, aud with the Vatican very sffec-
tiona,e. After recording the devotion
to the Pope. he proceeded to state
that the bloodthirsty attack on Span
ish subjects IN Gran necessitsted ne
gotiations with France. the result Of
which proved the relations existing
between the two countries to be quite
friendly.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
No. 24Is.

No. 244S.
IN THE DISTRICT COUNT Of the THIRD
judicial District Of Washington Territory,
holding terms 1t Seattle
Frank milford, Plaintiff, W. Thomas Ruunells
and Hiram huunslls, Defendants.
Notice II hereby given that. by virtue OF an az
ecutfon Issued out Of the shove entitled Court IN
the above eatitied sctson. against the defendants
Thomas RuDnells and Hiram Runneils and duly
attested on the 18th day OF September, 1881, and
daily served on the Esd day Of September, 1881.
have levied upon the following described real
psspsrty, 70 VT; BeeiAnias g point ak Chains
from the northwest corner Of land conveyed by
James Campbell and wife 10 ~ b. Knight and
George A. Edes on the 18th day Of February, AID
ls6s. thence running north q y-nine dearees east
two CHAINS and twenty I'VE unks thence south
i've ehains and six fnks, thence west one chain
aud seventy-three links. thence north four chsine
: the point Of bsginning: slso LOT fourteen ClIl
block nine tvi In Edes knights adsition to the
town tnow cftyl OF seattie. all IN King county
Washington Territory. and known as the property
OF Hiram Runnells, one OF the defendants named
In said execution; and that will on
SATURDAY,
The Add day OF October, ID. IssI,
AZ The front door OF the Courthouse Of said King
county. in the CITY Of Seattle, Washington Terri.
tory as the hour Of ten o'clock m sch Il public
auction. for cash. the whole Of said property, or
30 much thereof - will satisfy said execution for
the sam Of $3ie, Judgment and interest, and costs
and increased costs
Dated this 2sd day OF sepsenber. lssi.
L v. wYCK0FR,
sheriff King county, VI. r.
w. n. White. Attorney sor Plaintiff se4-td
, 1881-03-07

CT. hcs1ics tho natural influence Of property.
Tss r. of ho eI ~ noH permitted shs
for, this md iii rs rsil!s,. 4 i. merely ney.
raMmc, and Hsy cnrrIo, m mt a system IN w%Irl, tho
life vi tho worklnannt., his wIfc, and family
THRICE ~ MICH 1,ASnEn
rs wns tho litO Or tho landlord. tho chnrgo was
iisorc serious ltu.lcr nht!lral conditions tho
te,.nnt should oatllvc ta lh,iilor: yo tho r."
xGrsa W. ir fe S' sss % Sns ~ 'x M M.
wns freq llvnr. etc Eighteen moroN Of tho chill.
drsn or tho worklnumsn ,l!!sl - lho hundred y
Chicu9n landlords hui .rrutectetl themselves
their teMants wcre wholly neglected tl thos. re-
sy'n"c ,lisc"sas prcsSlcMt ii cSaF" md nd tic
deaths resultant fr,m thon.. rhe Suite lesls!a;;
o, ws y Hynr ~, 3f tl!9 ai%!s u, al rr9se, 9r ,
pnl,l!c health. This san,,tt! l,c tho hrMlthlcst
c!ty ~ tlo world. Tho lau.ilnrls were cnrrynE
pCor lnl0rIiiE lunu, by rHIsn{ rcI,ts out ut my
proportion - wngcA tl,ut wrrn prevailing ut
ih!s ting. Tho lcrtnrrr s,,oted lar1,s!y FROM
ot .leatl,s III Nl pArtA Of the CITY were i, t!9
sisis' ia nj Il % wouTi RESULT ds"strorsiy 10 tic
lnAllnr.!s Tho lenses wore 90 s1,wn slp Ms to
prevent tho lAuturtls from talking caro ot thoir
discusses caused by Imperfect sewerage. lilo
thrcntrned 1t revolution unless thore was n
hlt-nsld Il sudden hnlt, Mt tl1ne.
ntscusslo.l followed
Mra. Mills si,.,ku ur tho horrors Of tho Davr
nlnck." n!rcn.ly tlcsrrlle'! " 'rnE TMtuc*s sho
iutcs aud tl,cyus heerilso they paid higher
rantH. landlords didn't want fa'nllica with
children. md toy thus ul,cntruHcti ltlarton. If
ynrublr was, Iiatn y0, nns rtillrull!" Irtlloy
lind little ones thny wcru denied such PREMISES
rs might suit then.
, 1881-03-07
STATE AFFAIRS.
WISCONSIN.

WISCONSIN.
Special Dttpafch n The Chieaeo 7ribnnt.
MAD,soS, Wis, March G.-Tlle Apportio,ncnt
Committee hnyo boon Ut work nnd f.avc com-
plctod a1l Of tho districts except those III tho
First Congressional which nro tho Fifth. SIXTH
Seventh, and Twotlry-thlrd Tho bnlnncc Of tho
counties nru grouped rs follows:
First Observation-Disclosures, poor, MarInotte.
Oet.ntU, ind shawicc.
tsGehEl--I3rnWn.
Fo.lrth-t;r,wfnrtl and Vernon.
I;igIIth-krnDsiln md Wnlwurth.
Nin!h-d;recu, lA!kr. .w4ushar,. ind Marquette;
'fenth-Thylor, Pierce, Lincoln. LnughIdt, nnd
Eiuventh-Wootl. .Tuuca,,. and Albums.
Twclftl,-f4urnyet&c and lrcuu.
ThLrtcunth-DddKr.
FlturteCnth-9NtiK.
Observation-Disclosures
Htxteonttl--Grant.
Observation-Disclosures.
Etghteenth-Fnuat tlu I.ac. ....
Observation-Disclosures nud Calumet.
Ywenteth-Shnboygnn
twenty y.sccoir1-wauIscsba and 1olrerson.
Twclitytf fnurth-!E !Ehppown,. .l.arrou. Polk, Dur
nett: D%vKias; hg}y},si'' and Ash'nnd.
Twcatyy- caty -sIxsh-st. Croi1 ana Pierce.
Twenty ty-surcntk--EhuulhlI.
Twenty eighth -ltlehaudAnd Iowa.
,,TWonty"nlnt''-i'uff Trc'1'peAloas'' Rna
Thirttoti,-I:nu Curo and Dunn.
VHlrtY- f!rat-l,n Crosse.
Thirty-sce0n,l- -souroo ind .arhson.
Thirty. y.thiri-W Washington a,d tlza,lkcc.
Tho Fntrtll Congressional list Will be Antt!ol BY
iino Costi,ty ioscs QUO sunntor a1ll Ksi,s twsi
AsscHhlymcn. Tho apnnntmont or Assembly,
lssrH,s M h.ya not crystnlllS 10 Gny oxtont S
III tho Western Asstetattd Prtss.
MADISON. Wis., Muruh d-M tho Senate thIH
AFTERNOON, s3,stnorlunds Libel bill camo up for
| ,lrttr rr,I1 t1r nnI tvu1 q
, 1881-03-07
j)ExlIYLS.


i CANEf-ThH Huuntal Ut Tlunns T., nftrs{ NY kI ~
docs, 30. iii luo !sland-ay. IN rursln{ MA1sa Ta,s
Ut ~. Ill., =! ltuly Family Church, Whufe !tR
will 10 celebrated, thsnc0 by cursia.es ~ tA''''
CesHutcry .
lluuu5-lho fuusful OF Mnrrnl l!ob's WI, ,in ian.
p[ucu ut Ills Iao rus4utr1, Ut Cnnpbel1-HS n ' 10
DAY. Anrci.t ut ll:N H. Ill.,, thJ!scu by eafrls''
ltlbttll. ,A
EwlSG-In this city, March i, EIHoud E"Ias' A'es
6d rGara. - ,,. rs.h.
FMNaral fronrcsA!encsot hts niccc ~ Wes, II. S5
tHRtvn-at.. tn.4ny tADnIIayy. ut II ocloek " '" -
Etrr!lUDA 10 ufncala,ld CHmetpry. ,.
y0un4nnt diuRtItNr ~ j. unI Hannah Ne1sa .ha1
thHlr rbrheilan. tJrl West Sau DuFen-sL. ne' ''
aniUHtha L,dayk. ..,
.tt>SrELlt}-March o, At har residence. H5on, H5ooanr,
KHi,e, bupvch WHO Ut John Cuktel. nEed '.'1 1ca'
FunrrIl nolicu haToHtlsr. lu,t
llrMAN -Ann'ny, March T.. 1f cercGr, ,nnnIn III u
1c,lnKts. Tll!ip llyHlnn h.ct! yenrs III safria
days, beloved 1auKhttr OF sfSIHuha w" '
ityfnnll. n,,s,iay
l0urlock y. III. .i.a
MONUMENTAL South Evanston. Mari s..h "A 1
hnGzhtUr ut i. L. ntid II. Il. Acsnctf'es AA
a4Ad years mid rlnutltA-
tHBoful Vt n'csOc1 tU Calvary. ..., ~
,.ku!lrx-March atnmio A., youngest aausa'''
Fred W. and A1nry j.. kHrtr. VI This fltf. ,,,,,.t
Faaurai Tupstlny, atArth y, p Ill, ~ tn.to.--
, 1881-03-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS,



Inst Day OF the National Isutaor, ul,ocsc,
s...,a, nM ,,,:.I.:s ~. >. 'Ts"sat.o M. cst't.e m
Special Dlspaffa 70 1h$ Chltaoo Tribune.
CEnAt. RAPIDS 1a.. Mnroh 5.-Thc question Of
nrntc.tiutr tho Am mercau tfniry ,vus d1.a.t,h nt
t",,.,,, ..s-n.u a., ~" Nn,,nn.I I,,,a" 1,>s,..
4enstn 1t'ahy ~ tno N"!sonal hataef' Cheose,
aNd EEE Convention, NIL OF tho principal delc-
Entrs ntrin8 tholr vows In tho PROMISES. 1'hoy
nil nprDrl TINT tho ynrl1,,,s Htnt,a ahn,, III nusu
t,s s,ao,,,t.,s ,h,. III ,,rv ,,rn,ts ,'',,.,, ' ,
""a pto''"'l's 'nat ~ "anS p,o.'"o'o Sn!'u1" W
pro1'er3y uni plainly branded. and thai tilt
A.lultusntInY ingredients sh1ul'l bo tlAtllfaet.
,,r.u, ,,u,1er tbo snporv1sJon nr thr Nntonn1
;,o,r, ~ IJeo,,% I.cfora tho ,l.c,,ss,on ',sn"
i'o''s" W .io"'t"' nIio.o It' n'sc..es.1 c'''sea
u RESOLUTION WIS H!0ptca ueohrlng that aucs,
lnw5 should lto e,lneted,
Tho rcceptIon of pro.ntum ofYerlnu, waa
,,xt ont,roi ,,r,,, min nynort.r,, n,s ,,,,,I. |
ttea* o''tes :" "lp. 4ao y" nm NV eu''''p,n'
sion nerchunts OF ch!eag" ouesed $40 for tho
best butter nat!o by any rrs,coss under tho r,lles
Of tho Assoc,atiot, Tho entries to ha IN tun tly-
twn.I.oitili tubs. Tho tIlry lsuMr.l nr Vrs,l!p Of
this city Olreecd il tlrat premium Of $ll second
O{ $l uni third CT $bO for tho Dtat Iowa but.
tor llR,er nily syakoM. tho nntrlos u hs Of not
less t6an ten pounds onuh mud tho Ju,Gcs to Gu
chosen by tho Nutiopal Iilttur, ChoesD, and l:EE
Association. TllV Atute Agricultural S0pjuly
EnIgYe 4NhaHltutl itt tA0 HAu9Aa1 Dhlry IAtt III
, 1881-03-07
friends. Dancing was the order Of tho even Ing
until Into hour Of the night, when tho compa.
ny separated, highly pleased.

until n Into ho,,r of The night, when the con,pa.
nv separated, highly pleased,
49,. 1.,,., - t,..,,,.,, c. :, a,u..,,
Megimcnt: nas .npHt,G41 aor tn9 @ hano.ahs @ s W.
iM,ae gHu ot Is se.as, % Mny NV "r,.,s -; ~
service scrycc. Thcy Will immediately rclnlIst Tor
a'lotner tcfn1'
TnE fifth contest hctwccn tho .nnmbcrs nt
Of tito Carson incdai tfx,k pMco ut tho Arln,,ry
Mo1ltay evening. Fob. II, thcru bcnE twelve
trophy ,yns capt,lrct t,y srrKt I. ii, Tulu,nti;
eco1u, forty.fotlr out OF n posslbo !lfty points.
x,,,,,s,, 80 ~, .ua..s nrt ,,,o,,,,ors ~ +,,,
sts ,,st Guaems " ~ t,n,r rnt',rr X Now" nv
fm;,u t,Hn Maw nr,nnna esnr,,i.iiras. rhcT r",
}ort mnst excellent trcnsnent IT. tno hasas ~ @ o!
, 1881-03-07

:. 1Htl1tE71HI1 IliIflIH. = .
American newspapers, t1l tho worst rotlnls Of
their illstury, nustr W deiell tleccnoy II hnY
IN their reu,arks upon tho ,liarrlaHa Ut l.l.dy
nurdett'CNutts. 6hH hnd prcr,soly tho sllno
her OWN husband, ulll oxorelscA that right hy
ehooanE f0rulsllur, which IL precisuly whit tho
Queen DID. ilur Ehofge WITS exclusively her U.v1l
lustnoss. unl II IL n0l<Ays business but herA
Mnd her husba,,As how uho shall profcr to live In
thu lttluro. Iho british public. Lowuvcr. act
aHu sllenk ~ II It were .auuslyely their hlst.
newspaper feels Ut lihurty to Uxprcss tho pubalu
feeling ny fnsultlng all eulntnt mud uxccllont
woman.
, 1881-03-07
WATER-FAMINES.
How TLcy Ntny Es Escaped by Farms
erA, Or Fo0ple Llvlux In Towns Un.
supplied with Hyntur.tvorl<H.

ROW TAoy NIny E3 Escaped by Farms
era, Or People Living IN Towns Un-
supplied with yntnr-tvorlk..
10 The Editor NJ The CAitaoo Tribune.
CtfiuAu0. March 1.-For some months past,
and Until rcll0yc'l by tho Iato thnw, n severo
understanding hld prevailed over large nsens OF
country, both Isast nnd West, Gnllsl,g In tnal1y
cases tho par;Lnl or t0tal susI,cnsiun Of nl,lt-
factuElng dependent OH Water-pawes, md grcAt
Inconvenience IN Eomu only requiring water fo
stuAH pirp0ses But tho most widespread llc0n-
vutIonco wis experienced by tarmors and pen
pic !lvlug III suwns l,nsupplicd with waters wurks,
mud ilopondent upon creeks, polIs, wGlls or eIs-
terms fur water for stock aud household pur-
poses. Thoso went ttry: and, AS II consequence,
stock had to bo driven long tlistnnccs Tor wntcr,
aud watcr-or loo 10 10 lnc1tHl-hnulcd Ut
yrUnt uxpcisn for household purposrs It ~
aald TINT In lnany cnsvs farmers werc compelled
to sell thoir stock from thclr !nAbllity ia furnish
It with wutcr. AZ such II stntn vi things las
GcCn OF frequent occurrence III the pMst, and
Will be III the inturo, it Is II Yuod
tino, bofortj tho impression wears away, to col-
aldcr by whit incans peopte living In tho collt.-
try, Or in tho su,Gllor towns. may esrnpo SltcA
loss Aud Inconvenience when another tI,uo
comes rolud In which tho ordinary wltcr-sup-
ply fnils.
Tho prAutral question Is, How cnn an unfR!l-
Ing supply OF warur bv obtafnra; Or, In tho
nt,sence Ut this, Il reserve supply stnrcd up,
which can bc drawn. tip0n nna mA.lB available 1T
such times OF soaroItyS will iuantlon four
such SOURCES ot supply:
| /, ArtuslnN wells.
.. Sinking or horng our ordinary wolls to tho
deeper nnt' moro permanent veins OF wator.
| .. ArtltIulM! ponds.
| 1. CIstprns.
| l. Artc8!nn wells. Tho cost Of theso ts too
great uxcopt for sotnu OF o,,r wcnlthicst fnrm.
ors. who might make them servecnbte for sup
, 1881-03-07

SOuTn bend, Ind, March G.-Thc South Ncnd
Southorf, hallway Compnny WIS orSauIzch hero
last oroning, with C!em Stulobnker, Schuyler
Colfnx, Jnmos Oliver, Alexis Co1ulllarl, j. II,
Stu1obakcr, J. q. BirLsoll, J. G, Knabool<. j. D.
Oliver. ". q. Uoorgc, Joseph wnrlc,,. T.. L,
Btudubakor, J. J.. Studobaksr, nnd William
MacK as Dlrecsors. 1t Is designed to put tito
20 got direct sou thorn UttrlGt CONNECTING with
tho lntitanApos. Perm 4 ChicuEo ltMttrtm1. Tho
and Fort Wayne lines for competing Eastern
business,
, 1881-03-07
THE CITY.
IN GENERAL.


j. II. M1Lt.A1sn, of Omaha, Is nj tho fMl1nor.
Z. II. PERKINS,, Of 1,ost0,, Is at tho Sherman,
:.FAncutnAt.,,,ot st. FauI, Is at tho Sherman.
uEonoH MrRs4,s, Of Toronto, Ia NJ the 1'ncI'ic.
4, aY,E Of Mcnnsha, Wis, Is Mt tho fremont.
J.w. IirpntcK, Of Ottumwa. H.. Ia at tho Pa
oiHu, .-... ........ ...
ANTHONY GopnE, Of Shit Lake City. Is at tho
Pacific.
II. l.. CAnrExrKt, Of salt Lnke City, Is at tho
fremont.
OronoE Il. DoouEn, of shnngnai, China. Ia at
tho pdlncr.
Il. II. lIussEwEtn aud fatnly, Of boston. nro
nt tho l'nlmcr.
GEORGE W. SEYMOUR, Of saltwater, Minn.,i Is
Mt the Shcrmnn.
Ill. i,LACK, Solicitor Ut the Link Of Mont
ttni, Is Mt tho rncila.
oEoHos \. nHAcxErr ans wife, of M'anoapo-
liz, arc Mt tlU pnlher.
.. DAL,yMrLE. Of st. Paul, tho Wholesale
farmer, is NJ tho Palmer,
Mn. AND Mns. MONTAGUE CHAIRMAN, Of Now
Orleans, Rrp registered nj the Pnclte.
T.. NUaxxr. OF Liverpool. y. Chilwcll, Of Lott
don; md D. u. Stevenson. OF Scotland, arc fe9-
tsirrctl Ut tho fremont.
1sEo1srEn l1nAAo returned r. 4, tho elty Fl y,;,o ysac
tcrslNy from Washington, Nnd will ne III his oslteo
this hiOrntn1 tu attend to busines3
WALTER 1ItSrs, ngcnt Ut tho "aparks" cot1a-
pany, lIelcu Potter ,lnd her l,MIades. Mrs; y; T..
lowers, }. Z. MeCnol, ana d., W!lilAIn "; kS!lS,
ton, nrc Mt tho fremont.
SARAH tl,rnSElAu,,r passed through tho clty.vcs-
tcrtNy, accompanied i,y her sister Jchiltc. SIine;
.rs avnc sn5x aFr' " Il 0aa rae SrcaK AK
fN5led Ut the Paclltc, nnd proceeded on their
journey without any cercthpny Or Interruption.
THE Young Me.,'s Chrlstinn Association Will
week-on Thursday evening, stnrch u. IN Far
well Hull. Tho Potter sisters WI! give readings
Be- Be- furnished by Lyans orchestra. Tickets
Issued ior lust week .will be good for ths anter;
sieksts d nda;iss!on, i; eoa.s sasn, esn g. a. 81:
tatnci at J. II. knvclrs bookstore. lN Mnd'son
street. .. .
Az oatESn* tSs IT, 9n
mourning Thtrtyfrat street ut q O'clock lust even.
tltg. was rim into by switch .onghc No; II OF tho
q viii .raia or Freight cars on tho same truck.
Fortunately the collision WIS MT H = VERY tornihe
csrnped compArntlvcy welt, and after 4 short
delay. the truck wls cleared 6eforo the outgoing
tra!ti.
was r.. ovcr and !nsi.uiy Killed ut 3:i5 yes;cr.
Iaru Cincinnati l. St. I,uuis lsNilrona " 4 w,.a
os,u Of tho cars Of tho ,ran In uu!on, ai,d lost
ss aess sros " !sS scys = S ;ss sS
Austin i!o.Iman, of NJ is West est Sn'aso y
esSts ws a. aeSe ss" NJ @ wiz
puor circutustn,'ces, Tho rcmains wGro tnkc,
IT, tho = hGso 3s we, @ y y s
CoEIlc1yE TEMPERANCE.
One of tho most plcnst,iR, eloquent aud Inter
e.tiug temperance !.gttlrcs nt tlo prcsclt cni,l-
iinti, under tho c!Iu',!ned auspices Of tho ". q
Il. u, and tho Y. n: e. a., bya. l,otcl Indy TEN.
4{uytf t,f nbAfDn. phu NftEr hHlnu Introduced II
, 1881-03-07

Mrs. Sheppard! Of Whi.nvalc. Ont. hni aqalrs,
lA'l tutnper. Her sun, Ngcd 10. rnrtvf. htr "
.lisohu,iIcnce, and In her excitement shr eaoHas
N1In revolver nr,d shot him. ScaIng tlnst Ee va
sleai, Htlu was OverwhclhuI With rcnlDrse' aha w.
resnlve.l upDn suicide. F!ral, hnwtFcf, sn0
Killed. her haby. Then alto cut her nF!l th!"a''
hut lived long enough to tell the story.
, 1881-03-07
MRS. WILLIAM II. TEMPLE.

nLOoulSuTs,S, Ill, March 6.-slra. WtIlta,n II.
TompIo, Formerly Of bloomington, iloA III
Chicago last night, agpd ". SLa lived In this
city since abont lKh1, unlil u few rnnnths siscu,
whYn y.h 9,, aho tanse! 20 Chcago. iIsr husband.
lnolchunt Of carly bloomington.