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, 1881-02-12
Sealed Proposals..

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceived by the County Auditor at his office
in Walla Wall. City, up to Feby. 2lst. 1851,
for the care of county poor and sick and funeral
expense of the same in case Of death, and for
the burial of deceased paupers who may die .
charge upon the County Of Wa,la Walla for
one year from the lst day of March, 1851. In
the keeping of the poor and sick will be in
cluded all expenses incident to their proper
care medical attendance and sustenancs, and
in the burial of sal paupers will be included
all burial expenses.
w7-2w W. c. PAINTER,
C,n,nfr ,dsfop
, 1881-02-12
The Northern. Pacific Railroad Co
Notice 10 Settlers on Railraad Lands.

WHEREAS THERE ARE CONFLICT.
w ins claimsof settlers for preference right
to purchase from the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company lands now being offered for sale by
said company, and
WHEREAS, 1t is the desire of said company
that equity should be done in determining said
rights, have appointed a commission consist
ing of Chas. NJ. Patterson, p B. johnson and
Z. B. Whitman to hear and determine the
rights of said conflicting claimants for lands
between the South line of Townships Eight,
North and the Snake river. In adjudicating
said claims substantially the same rules will
hold As govern in conflicting pre-, emption claims
before the U. 8. Land Department. Said COM
mission will be furnished with al the records
affecting said conflicting claims, and upon hear.
ing the testimony, the decision thereon will
be final.
Parties knowing themselves to have claims
in conflict with others are requested to give no
tice Of said conflict to Chas NJ. Patterson,
whereupon Notice for hearing will be issued to
be served upon adverse claimants, and . day
appointed for hearing.
The expense attending the hearing will be
governed by the rules adopted BY the II. s.
Land Department in conflicting pre-emptim
claims. j.. w. SPRAGUE,
d96-3G General Superintendent.
Union and Watcanadn copy.
, 1881-02-12

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION "a.
10 sued out Of the District Court n -
First Judicial District, w. T., and n "a an
rected and delivered for judgment r,nd.,.d
IN said court on the 18th day of Nove,nbs,
A. d. 1880, in favor of Schwabacher Rroehs,,
Plaintiffs, and against P. c. KlSme,rJ n
fendsnt, for The sum of $500, with intere.t ~
the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum ,nd a.
further sum OF 81 20 costs Of sui. + h.,.
levied upon the following described nal ..t.s.
to-vit: Tho South half of the SoptH...t
Quarter of Section s., in Township Numhsr
North of Range Number IS East slso on N:
undivided half Of the South half Of tbe Sonth.
west quarter of Section 33, in Towssbin Mum.
Der z, North of Range Number Is East Sitn.
ate. living and being In Wall. Walh cou,tv
Washington territory.
Notice is hereby given. that on MONDAY
the 5th day of March, A. ID. 1881, at IN. ho.,
of II o'clock, A. n, of said day, viii an Al
the right title and interest of said P. c. K:@.
gard In and 70 the above described re,l esfat.
At the Court House door, in the county Al
WaIla WaIls, and Territory Of Waahin.top
at public anction, to the highest and best bid.
der to satisfy said execution and all co.ts
Given under my hand this 4th day Of Fehru.
arv, A. D. 1881.
JAMES y. THOMPSON.
c.5v Sheriff Walla Walla "a VT
, 1881-02-12

Look not upon
Whisky
When it givsth color to
The nose
For at last it
Corrodeth the stomach
And turneth the toes
Up to the daisies.
Three drinks of it Of
The size of two fingers each
Will so fool a man
That he will
Imagine that he Is i
Councilman from the Third,
A Main street property owner,
Or the Mayor. But
Beware Trust it not
o gentle youth. for
Wrastle, either collar OF elbow.
Catch as catch can, or Irish
American it can throw
Muldoon.
The only way TO beat it,
Is to treatit
With
Silent
Contempt.
, 1881-02-12

That editors are the kindliest persons
in the world is proven by the fact which
We Sarn from an exchange; A subscri-
Der 10 a certain paper died short III
ago. leaving four years subscription IN
paid. The editor appeared at the grave
when lid was being screwed down for the
llast time, and put In the coffin palm
leaf fan, linen coat and ihermome-
Ter.
, 1881-02-12

The Walla Walla Union comments on the
Washington correspondence published by
the Independent and Chronicle, and concludes
with "who would not have special Wash
ington correspondent - Twas ever thus.
When the Onion aspired to be the leading
paper of Eastern Washington it published
its regular Washington letter, but of late
years it seems to have lost its grip and any
thing is good enough for its columns.-Co-
lum6ia Chronicle.
The Chronicle evidently alludes TO the
time when the Union was blessed with an
editor
, 1881-02-12

Before Congress does anything 70:
Grant 1T should vote liberal pension to
the widow OF General George H. Thomas
who is said to be in reduced eircumstan.
ces. Gen Thomas was one o: the hraTse;
officers in the Northern Army. and the
Country should see TO 1t that his widow
does no; want for the comforts of LIE.
, 1881-02-12
Else where Is TO be found an N

Else exhere IS TO be found an interesting
letter from the City Attorner in regard
both 70 his ewn duty and that Of the ciii-
zen Who prefers a complaint. Frequently
The editor and the reporters Of the STATES
NAN are bothered with requests to pitch
into this, that or the ether Ci;y Council
man or policeman for some supposed
direlection Of duty. As Mr.. Lansiord
shows to-day ii is their duty to lay their
complaints before him. Ii is the busi-
ness Of the STATESMAN TO critic good
and had ordinances. In tins in the
past We have never been backward and do
not propose 10 be in the future.
, 1881-02-12
FOR SALE.
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN County Commissioners at ther regular
February term passed an order giving bounty
of three cents for each and every squirrel seAiI
delivered to the County Auditor on the hr's
day of March, and of two cents for each AND
every scalp so delivered on the first day OF
April and May respectively. r
Auditor and e.:-of6cis Clerk Of Board;
Ry I. K GRIN. Deputy. I.u
, 1881-02-12

IrcKwoop- -MrERs.-In this city, Feb: 1oth,
1851. by o. P. Lacy, >. p, james Lockwood
to Francis Myers
Yakima Record please copy.I
CrM,ss-CuxHISs.-In In this city. Feb.
1851 by J. D. Lanan, J. p, VIM. n. Jun
r;ns and De,ilah J. Cummins.
KEIIosS-JuLsoS.-A the residence o.
Mr.. Parks, Spokane Falls, W. I. jan y
ISSl by the Rev. NJ. S. Anderson, Mr.. L. Z
Kellogg, Of Cheney. Spokane Co, to Mrs; Il
NJ. JilIson of Dayton, Columbia Co, w. 4.
, 1881-02-12
SheriHs Sale Of Real Est..,

nv VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is.
d sued out of The District Court Of the Fir.t
Judicial District ". T., and to me directed
and delivered for judgement rendered on m,
e6th day of July; A. D.. 1850, before y ID
Laman, Justice of the Peace, in favor Of n
P. Reynolds, Plaintiff, and against A. F. HAT.
mxn, Defendant for the sum Of 81 40 vith
interest at the rate Of 10 per cent. per annum.
and the further sum of Sl7 80 costs Of suit |,
transcript of said judgement having been duly
filed in said District Court, have levied upon
the following described real estate of the within
named Defendant, A. +. Hartman, to-vit .
Lot No. one III, in Block No eighteen (lS,
according to the official pat and survey of the
City of Walla Walla, W. T., the said real e..
tate situated, lying and being in the County Of
W.lls Walls, and Territory Of washingtop.
said real estate VIII be sold Ebjsct To- q mort.
gage in favor of Robert McCool for the sum Of
$3.50 90 bearing interest from Aug. 81, 1850.
at the rate of II per cent per month.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY.
tie 5th day of March, A. d., 1881; At the
hour of 2 O'Clock, p u, of said day, l will seu
all the right, title and interest of ths said A.
+. Hartman, in and to the above described
real estate at the Court Hluse door, in The
City and County of Walla Walla, W. T., 70
satisfy said execution with all COST.
Given under ny hand this 4th day Of Febru.
ary, A D., 1881:
esw Sheriff Walla Walla Ia w II
, 1881-02-12

We are not alone left without our daily
mail. The papers Of the Willamette
valley are complaining as well as We are
of the irregularity of the mail service.
Still the knowing ones claim that there is
some hope, as Ben is poor poker player
and he will soon get busted.
, 1881-02-12

STILL CARELEsS-0ur Palouss city and
Pennington subscribers complain loudly Of
not receiving the Ga=ette until it is almost a
week old. As the cause of this delay resta
with two Offices, We have made arrangements
for finding out the parties at fault, and shall
promptly report them to the proper officials.
-Paloase Gazette.
Ben, here's the Gazette chipping in. You
had better rake in the pot ani attend to
this mail route
, 1881-02-12

Poker Ben had better " copper the
present postal facilities and give US new
deal Play her straight, Ben, for the
system now in vogue viii never win.
, 1881-02-12

STILr the stages come in regularly on
time ana yet the mail, in the language Of
the Scripture, "cometh not" Ben Sina.
: i IS too busy ''buehing The tiger"
, 1881-02-12

Ben Simpson, the Postal agent makes
the number of his visits to any given
locality in proportion to the size of the
not
, 1881-02-12

G. A. R.-At the meeting Of the soldiers
vino participated in the late war, commit
tee was appointed to procure a charter for
forming lodge Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic. Another meeting will be called
in few days. -1's.a ~
, 1881-02-12
Body snateher, Served Right.
PACIFIC COAST.
Nurxler and suicide.

Fl. CoLvILLE-A man by the name of
Buchanan to-day shot and seriously
wounded Miss Mary King and Mr. Fern
wick, all Of .'Fools Prairie" He also
attempted the life of Mr.. O'Neil He
then shot and killed himself.
saieide.
Fl. CoLyILLE- Private Desmond, Cc.
"H ;" I'd lnfantrr. committed -ulcide by
shooting himself through the J, art Re
clining on his bed with the M lie Of his
rifle pressed agar his hear, ne cal ID
one Of his conrad &c "come I'D see ;he
fun. and at the SINE time disc .arged the
piece, the bali passing through his heart
Death vas instantaneous
Portland SceN.
PORTLAND. Feb. III. \ McQuInn
Is appointed county surveyor.
Capt. Buchanan has left for CaiiforIia
TO supeIin,end the building Of 3 govern
ment tug for harbor improvements at the
mouth cf the Columbia river.
, 1881-02-12

After all, Hancock has been elected
President OF the American Rifle Associa-
ton.
, 1881-02-12
Bcrying Southern. the Actor.
EASTERN.
K,-s kaIakaua Al san Francisco.

San FEANoIsco, Jan. 30 Among the
passengers arriving yesterday on the
steamship City of Sidney, were his
majesty Kalakaua, King Of the Sandwich
Islands, and Messrs, Armstrong, Judd
and McFarlane of his cabinet. The king
viii remain for a short time in San Fran
cisco, going hence to China, where he will
investigate the subject of Chinese labor
and its relation to the islands. tits prob
able that the party will then proceed to
Europe via the Suez canal returning home
across the continent by the southern
Pacific route.
During the kings former visit 10 Cali
fornia he was te ndered many marks of
esteem and friend ship by the citizens Of
San Francisco. A reception was given
in his homer, and Eumerous fetes and re-
ceptions gwen hinl Prominent among
these was the supper gwen by the mayor,
nj which the elite o, San Francisco were
assembled. Should Kalakauas visit on
this occasion be sufficiently protracted,
the former cordial disposition erinced
will, doubtless, be repeated The king
is traTeilng upon this OCCASION incognitC
as e simple prince. and 1T IS understood
wishes t. be treated IN no other way diff.
ferently than other gentlemen Of position
would be.
Eody Snatehen served Right.
MOUNT VERNON, 20 } Feb. 4--On
Moaday night three men attempted a
grave rubbery near Gam, in this county,
and when nearing the bottom OF the
grave which they were excsvating they
struck a torpedo that tha: been placed on
top of the coffin for protection, instantly
killing a man named Dipper .and breaking
the leg Of one whose named c. 'uid not bt
assertained. The third party, who was
keeping watch, succeeded in ge tt'ng M;
companions into sleigh, MAXIM nlSh'
and evading arrest
, 1881-02-12

Oh, Ben, there is boss game of stud
poker going ON here The pot is big, We
think, bigger than the ono in Seattle.
, 1881-02-12

Poker Ben" of postal service fame,
better attend to our mail routes
, 1881-02-12

BIGcERsrArr.-In this city, Feb. llth, ISL.
Mable A.. daughter of w. b. and Almira Big
gertatf. aged years and 5 days.
CoLI-At Vansykle Canvon, Umatilla Co.
Ogn. Feb. 5, 1881. Mrs. Julia Cole. daughter
of James Kidwell, Esq.
, 1881-02-12

U. s LAxp Osysc4
= E-.l~ n T. a 49,

La Grande, Or, Jan q. lsn.}
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. fhse
IN Franklia O. Raddick has thi1 dny -
application 70 entR under tie ct a Cco9puA
approved June q. 1S7S, entitled a ~ e -
sale Of timbsr snd Stone lands h CalHsgafaI
Oregon, Nsyada and Washia<tns Tazj1s0.
for The va Gr3 nd 81 NWf Of Sse & !.
5 N. r q Eat of Willanette 1si&a1
16o acres. Final proof heseia vin =
made after sixty DAYS pahlication md vjtAis
ninety days from the date hereof.
HENRY W. DWIGHT.
510w Ragis1ss.
, 1881-02-12

NEWS AND OTHER PAPRR-Sold at
the STATESMAN Office.
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Wal; street Ta.day.

Nkw YORK. Eco. lJ-TLePDS. Ia IT. fAanc!aI
article today says: - Tue Stock ENcaAncn
markets are generally higher Than a, ths
close yesterday. n.tcG States bonds, hos
ever, are irregular. the fcilrs being . l0wes.
and the i've higher. Railroad bonds atc
= al 81, the latter for Kansas au1 Texas seconds:
Texas and Pacific land grants are up 10 -.
in exception 10 the general list Denver ana ITO
t,Tande frSts GOnSOl5 are lOwn ! per cent and
Houston. Texas, tirSts per cent 70 Il9J.. In
the STOCK market the special features Today
ale Iron Mountain. which Is ZIP TO 63 \, Texas
and Pacific 10 Is 4, Nashville and Chattanooga
10 -. Louisville ana Nashville 10 % and Dan
bury and NUrwalH Is 10 from - This la,t
stock las come into prominence a. 4
fire per cent investment which has
hitherto been ovCTloOkec The coal
stocks are less active OF late but Hrm
Tie granger ard trunk liIe stocks are souc-
what lower than yesterday, tie severe storms
and cost or operating the roads tending u
diminish net earnings. although gross receipts
continue TO keep up surprisingly we'll Tue
telegraph stocks are dull and about steady. In
the money market i've per cent continues IN
be the TullDS rate for call loans secured b.
stock collateral. the exceptional rates D6Iag 1
per cent. The rate on l ). bonds is a 7.
per cent lower Time loans are 9l5 per cen,
ana prime mercantile paperls iaJ per ccat. fe,g
names going below / i ptr cent.
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AIync,iiuy Prevented,

NASHVILLE, TENN, Fec. "a dispatch 10
the American from Springfield In rererente 10
the expected mobbing OF the I've negro mlr-
dererS OF Laprae'ie. who Were sent from Nash
Vile yesterday morning for Trial says, "a -:4l
O'Clock last MI ht mob OF IS men. on horse
back. arrived there ana were Immediately
i0lned by parties who were noticed loung!ns
about the town all day. They congregaret AZ
the Jail. ana Soon one door was forced, when
Judge 5 alE and Attorney General Bel. az
prO8ched, the 1crnleT addressing the mob ThiC 1
agreed TO diSpefSe on condition that those gen
'lemen would promise the immediate triii oi
tie negroes without a.change OF venue. The
promise Was given and tie mob dispeTsai
There is some apprehension, however rha'
they may return ana cnicayor to carry out
their pTogralne OF lYnchIog the wretCIes \
train bearing the Rock city Guards aId Ia.
Porter Rifles arrived al midnight
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The MzrEetE.

BALTIMORE, Feb. l5,-vis11nlA slres, deferred,
II do: ce3sols, e5 DO, second series. 20 d,
BALTIMORE, Feb. l5--co;ton dul-middaua.
southern linn anGiif.her: western tsier but ri1 :
southern red, l.!5sl. 49, do. amber I. kaal.25,
fIdai sin iss Msrah S l?e re- .ii6,s: a1 Apri. ii7
al l7zs; May, IlSt.ai. ls'e. Corn, southern noa.
aaietHs6ufber9 White. IS 10 Yellow. 52s55;
western mixed. spot aid, February. 6sa55l.
6aea 6ats auxe f s Ahi.e Mite issis aa do mfea o. "a 2
Il. Rye dun. I0laiot. Hay dul!-Prime 70 cho-ce
old. Il. so: new. Is so. Bulk ineats-loose shoa.-
ffees, .. Hams. lIal2. Lard1refned, tierc-s
PACKED l HEsI Isas T9fR5aae r 3paa f s sspGG fn N;5
ietrcienm nominal Coffee. qniet-ko caIgyss,
RsoeiBts| aogr. SIS barrels; Ehsst isey9a
rye, 1890 bushels. Shipnenis-wheat, IS. Jto
hnssss s oa corp. ,7So9 % 6gshe's ys saiss-Shest
NEW YORK, Feb Is Stocks weak and lower.
Nor ey. Sac: Exchsnge.lons. 492s; short' 4S9d
NEW YORK. feb: 10 -Four quiet and m
changed. Wheat fairly sctiTe Corn heAFS ana
NEW YORK. Feb. 1c II s,m.-The stocs Marset
9p. neS se5efss s5 s9s Vas Thst irrsSsr
bur the dealii ers soon became frm in tone and
pises soST fld an S IS n. he after SasS
vile ard Chattanocpa which solo np 70 SO: Pac no
all declined IL per cet to 81 \, but recovered 10
5sai: Reading recceed 1&, and Ohio and Misms-
ei.I prefeTres rfT O. NJ. IVY
toNDoN, Feb. Is. IL so .: MI. g. bonds.
or SSt s9S New Jerssy nss
Central, ll9 Erie. 5l4 do. second consols, I0sE
New Yore Central, 1917. Illinois Central, 1879.
PEI Insylvana Central, 6SG. Reading, 32H
NEW YORK MARKETS THm AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current In Eev
YORK To-Day at 20 p. M, aE reported BY Lewis
Johnson & Oo; ~. Z: Per oents, lis bid, ll3a
q. ssss. l02 sales New Jersey Central. iO3E ONO
and MissisEppi, 45H Erie. 49t Mictnzan Central.
islS: Northwest 1919; DO. preferred =; Iron
Mountain, 63k: Rock Island, ia7gf; 81. Pscl, l1S;
do preferred. l26; Wabash st. Louis and Pacific.
- y 40; preferred 8g1s Kansas and Te1ss. -
'. Y. 1eiegreph. llSz; o. q and L. o.. -
Psclrc Mail, 66S Union Pacific, l23X.
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HAYWARD T. HUTCHINSON,
HIDEEGEE

KHDSEsES' hIDsEaEN
EIpEEGEN. hIDsEaEs.
HIpEKaEN. K1DsEeEs.
KIDSE6EE. KIDsEGss.
KIpSEeEs. CTrsde- Mark seeure;l
hIDNEGES. The GREAT
EIDSk6KS. KIDNEY REGULATOR
EIDGEGES. IND DIUBEFIo.
KI1Nk9E-s- RIDNE6KN ia his hIy recon-
EIpEE6EN. mended and unsurpassed for wEAK
ElDSEeES. or FOUL KIDNEYS. DBUPsY,
KIDSEGES. BRIsHI's DISEASE. loss oF
klpsE6EN. ENERGY. NERVOUS DEBILITY.
A@A-EVL-'- of tDy OESlhCCIlONS srts-qs
EIDSE6ES. from KIDNEY o. BLADDER Dis
EIDSEGzS. KAsEs. Eso for BLOOD .ad KID.
KIDNEGES NEY POISONING. in Affected m.-
AIpHE6ES. !aria. sections.
Unlike sny other preparation foI
kANESES. Kidney difficulties, it has . yel }
Pleasant and agreeable taste snd
kIpSEdEa nsYor. IL conts3ns POSITIVE
pluRETIo properties sad will
EIDStoES- NOT NAUSEATE. LADIEs
ESPECIALLY VIII Ike IT, and
EIDhEGkS GENTLEMEN VII find kIDSE.
GEN The best Kidney Ionic ever
KIpNEGES. used
EipSEGES. eCIfOE--EsSh hottie bears III,
sisrature Ct LAWRENCE knAR
kIDNEGEN. TN. s.so E1lOPRIETAEY GOV
ERNnENT STAMP. wkich pe.rits
EipSEGES. kIDsE3EH 20 be sold twithont
hcense) by Druggists, erocers and
kiDSEGEN- other p2rsoDs everywhere.
KIDNKGEE. N QUART SIZE BOTTLES Foa
GENERAL AND FAMILY USE
KIpSEGtS. PRICE s. FER BOTTLE.
KIpSEGES. LAWRENCE 4 NAI.TIa,
PROPRIETORs, CRIoAao, lit
EIDkEGEE. <OLD BY DRUGGISTS. GROCERs
AND DEALERS EVERYWHERE
y.C. ER600D T. CO..
Wholesale Agents IN wSsh'nston
A. YO6ELER CO., Baltimore aoifeo
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John Nax,yeit,s Faiture.

koSDoUT, n. T., Feb 15.-Schedules in the as
SfSnment OF John Maxwell, the heavy Stona
dealer. have been 1led The actual value O.
the assets is Sl9I ,G0G the nominal value OF the
sane is sGSl 600. The debts will amount 10
SlGH 600. or which amount Mr.. MAXWELL Is liable
as endoTser Tor SGa, Goa. There is S97 aa0 OF pus-
ness paper, large portion OF which, il Is said.
will be paid by the makers. On 50, 900 more o.
the Indebtedness there are collateral securities
10 secure the dents. II is considered thar the
surplus after all obligations are paid VIII be at
least $teaGtAD.
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Il. y az =
ana fahrics is dull, but not lower
var. ParBeII Oh the League Fund
LoNh0S, Ieb. 1.-THE Times this mornin.
sa!s;-At meeting OF the executive officers Jf
me land league in Paris Oh sunday last Mr.
Parnen stated that the funding OF cTaoea ot ne
leagues money Rad ilnally been arranged He
SAID manifesto would be issued, eNplaInIn-
everything that had been done in regard % ;A.
funCS. 10 the branches OF she league Wlli,a MI
ne papllSbol soon after his return To ireland. 4
was also intended, he said, that inine1, aralv
aiter the passage OF the coercion bin tGe Irish
members 6f parliament should held a c5ufag-
cnCe In Dublin. They would then place Ten
selves at the head OF the people, thus Maa..r-
t1e blow the government is aiming at the or
ganizaiiou.
James RusseII Lowell.
LnNpof, Fee. l3.-Ibere Is reason 30 believe
that there is 10 foundation that the statement
cont aimed IN special dispatch 10 the Ta5.s.
from Phi adelphia, that Mr.. James Russell
lowell desires 20 be relieved OF his once -
|. ). minister 10 England.
Ghc EmpcrOf.s speech.
Berlin, Feb. 15.-The Emperor William in
bis speech read at The opening or the ReIcnstar
expresses satisfaction at the results OF thr IsN
financial policy, and SAYS ne hoptS the up -otIt-
lions for treaties or commerce with ngi-nbJg-
Ing states on the basis OF the new customs
policy Will terminate favOrsbiv.
Called sn 60 Resign.
MADRID, Etb l5.-At COUNCIL ol mihi5er
yesterday Il was resolved 20 emast az 10
representatives OF Spain abrOdd who have Eor
set resigned 20 tender their res gnations.
Ehe EeuiRns. Head GeuIer ia Paris
LONDON, feb. l5.--In the House OF Com mons
To-Day SIR Wm. Vernon HarcOuTi. home se,re-
tary, replying 10 question SaiI, that he al
Information that James stephens, the Tenian
head center had arrived in Paris.
An Irish. American Arrested.
DCBLIS, Feb. IA returned Irish Aiu.ri-
can. LoUghlIn, has been arrested IN con- ect!ln
with an outrage and roeeery near CasJIe Ia
land, County Kerry.
Harry Sullivan Dangerously IiG.
Barry sullivan. the popuag trag5Iiau Is
Dangerously III here.
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ayevetry S,ore .suratea

PATERSON, NJ, Feb. l5.-Garslde a. BerdaI' !,
jewclTy store. on Market street. this city, was
entered by burglars last night. out of stock
was forced open ana all the solid gold watches
diamonds. and the Tnost valuable JeTelry were
taken. There is no clue to the burglars.
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The stockholders Of the permanent exhfoi-
ton, Philadelphia, have decided TO close II and
sell the building
Gen. Robert Thompson, president Of the Phil
adelphia and Erie railroad, died In Philadelphia
Sunday, in the $50 year OF his age.
The residence Of Mr.. Kline a farmer, near
kent, Ohio, was burned on Saturday, and Mr..
Kline, aged 10, perished Ia the iIane5.
Mary Holland, 81 years OF age, fell down the
eeilar stairs OF her house In jersey City, last
night, and was Instantly killed,
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DENVER, Col, Feb. il.-Special dispatch : -
the R'pHhitcd5t from LeadTtlle say Cagl q n
gTadt was shot by Hart Reeve on Sun1ay.
Hans Eskerson had a hand and arm cTIlsae3 af
the s2mpling works, and will probably de
Al the Loe mine giant powder cartridge, lali
under q stove, exploded, iniuring four men
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEiTTs sTO-DaY.-lnternal rev
enue, SIG, 19S.2 26; customs. s>55, 192.1J.
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HARRISBURG. PA, Feb. l5.-fhe 2-th ta.iJt
for |. ;. Senator resulted to-day as IOil3T.:
Bayne, Sc: Wallace, 81: Beaver, 81: Philips,
/. Convention adjourned,
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WHITE House CaLLEgs.-Sonator Saunders
ard Representatives Thompson. Ford, Bennett,
McCOId and BaFoer, called or the President TO-
day.
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MAJOR I. I. L1vIScsTnS, 18th artillery. Is re-
l!eved from duty II The department Of CaIifo.-
Fla ard ordered 70 reporJ 20 the commanding
officer of the artillery school, Fort Monroe
Virginia. :or duiy at IL" school.