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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

A Cover, Cold or Sore Throat should
be stopped. Neglect frequently results In
an inCnfable lung disease OF consumption.
Browns Bronchial TrUches do not disot.
der the stomach like cough byfups and
balBans, but act directly on The inIlAmed
parts, sllayihe irritation, give telief In
Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs, Uatafrh and
the Throat Troubles which Singers and
Public Speakers are subject 10. For Thirty
years Browns Bronchial tTFoches have.
been recommended by physicians, aud al.
Ways awe perfect satisfaction. Having
been tested by wide and constant use for
nearly an entiTe generation, they have at.
Lalned Well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold 81 IS eents
. boz everywhere, f4HaW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28
mANrIA -ANp.connEacLaI..
ae- VorA noaFy nad Ht0Okl


NV YoRk, July T.--MoSEY-Markst
easy Al 95ilS par cent Prime mercantile
paper SaA per cent Sterling Exchange bank
en- bills weak at q sax; demand n s4K.
s-ovERsHEHR BoHDs-strong on q moderate
volume of business.
Us g. tItsndsd-lh9 u, 6. =, sztsndsd d ,lolsf
AS eOuP0nl. ..,.---l ltA ~ ooaPoni'-''.- --.--'ltES
PAcine q Of 9A-----,lSa
RGnloAD oSDs-Gensrally drm.
sEGrE BosDs-DulL
LouilEaua COnlplA---'Ss lYlEinla is--.,...,,..- 81
hl91uTt A-.,,--.-.--l NY NfEiAlA SeaaollS *
., JOssPh, ,..---,.,--lief nltlle4 SouP9ns'- ~
Tsaa:sss S Si, V s6sESi.
sFoCEs-ThS market opened irregular,
Louisville 4 New Albany being 8 per cent
lower, Indiana, Bloomington 4 WCSieTn *
per cent San Francisco preieErSd seconds and
Rock Island N per oent, while the rest Of the
list was generally \ to IL per cent higher.
In the early dealings prices advanced y 70 N
par cent, but ut the hnt board speculation be-
cam weak and q decline OF y TO TX per cent
was recorded, which was most marked In the
Denver 4 Bio Grande, st. Paul, Louisville 4
Nashville and New Jersey Central.
Toward noon the market assumed q tirmer
kuuo Nuu uuuNE wv C1NGIlAR VI AhAt 9ubt AgA9
prices advanced steadily during the rest OF the
day, the closing quotations showing q ad-
vance from the lowest point OF the morRlBs
OF Kaik per cent thv latter in Texas Pacific,
Missouri Pacific, Louisville 4 NAshyille, Mo-
bile 4 Ohio and Denver & Rio GFspde.
New Jersey Central and NASHVILLE 4 Ch4ttan.
oOga we're Alss prominent in the improve
ment. Am0ng the low priced stocks Cincin-
natl, ~sandusky 4 Cleveland early in the day
dropped 10 per cent from the last reported
sale to AK, In the late dealiDgsth this stock sold
lt4s.
From the Commercial Bulletin: The mar.
ket was irregular and at intervals rather de-
pressed. The WsAknesb however, was more
40 appArentthAn real reaction, invariably re-
in large purchases and leading 10 a
higher range OF prices In the aAeTnoon,
when advices from Warrington concerning
The condition OF the President continued fay.
1rable, the buying movement became general
md there WA an advance ranging from l to
" per cent, Southwestern shares Vanderbilt
ItoCks, Union Pacific and Weatern Union
we're taken freely ana closed At the highest
igurts OF the day. Some fancy" stock exper.
enced sharp changes
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

YOU KNOW

The bat evidence Of = phyteiAn'I iuOeSaa h he
Gstimony 81 his patisnth ThO Increasing dan1naa
ET my professional tlEyice1 prove that ! haVa dealt
bononbly and hiFiy ~ tnSa gaS aatS SSSai IOS
though have many hundred ea4heAtO from th0a9
Ehon have cured altar they had 6een pIupouneed
lneaEShlR, A thorohEh medical odneAtian, with
nlay years hospital oxpohsnoS and familiarity with
thallpoutie agents, Q close ohlqgEanca o. tonlPenmans
al pGculiAhho and strict attention % hyEgnie man:
Ngun0nL inIuTs success, u elre = poathlS and !
hnkly bTO the patient my opinion
Fl O ME FL
KIDHET AID LvER DnEAIll n R~HEuHAI5H
-suEYEEKD Misunderstanding seemed V hAlp
mel could not got out Of bel. p, s@ith eaTed me"
LHPT. PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ", Va
CATAEEH, PoE4Puu OF Sosh IHPAllIp VolCL-
suffered Tor ysaF; Patsnt nodfdps JAILED 70 help
ne Dr. smith o"nPissstSIH fIEsd "a
oisPGldOl 4 Co., Whsellng, W, Va.
DTIPEPaIA uLcIEATIQ RTohAcH TrlAt
meat tel team iSiled q EiIS me rolieL. Dr, smith
suEed mGh THOMAS HOLT, lnluEanee Agent
surcd mLH louis 2. WAsHNGToN.
SrR0guLA-RUNmAR BoKEs on HEAD -"Ny Dou
"a a1is'sa iSr u ySSESEHSsAinE seemed % hslP
MRS, CATHERINE CAPS,
Market street, wheeling, ". Va
CAHCIl.-"glHersd for yGn With cancer, Had Il
cut out thfon time, II returned Attef each QPfEaN0n.
d. s@iiA cured me 'isA'at me oA " 6s = b1ER'"
PILls, FBTuLA OF AHuA-Pht Of my back Tor u
EeekA-RePortsd dying. Dr.. Smith cured me without
knife, In ave Vsdti. THOMAS COLVIH,
wholesale Grocer, Main street. wheeling, W Va
ULpERATIoHa oR REUTuH, PRoLAPaul AID PnE
44NN gwen ~ 70 die and pronounced ineurablG Dr..
Smith cured me without kntla.
WA5HNdTON DELANY,
MARITIME Ferry.
REy, H,o LApD, Wttes ;-"DT. Amilh'l Prpla-
lorAl SarItees In my family have bean most sidllAo-
l9Ty and eommsnd him % all u Q gentleman and a
lkIltul phyICtan.h I"t I.+
NM. MERaA1RT KoLB nyI:-@I hAa bean suasr.
ing Tor laVen yOaEI and Is6ted BY many PhylLGiAns
lor DyUpSpgia, Dr.. Smith tatd I had . taPe.Wsri
and 10 eight h0un removed q monster, 100 lest Gug u
FINALS CoNPLAlHIL-ThFeo years Ia hospitals Tor
ten1SlSt Owe ne peculiar advantages u such cAso.
PoEsonl cured Of CAtAITh, DiseaSG Of HeFt
Iva, bt0Hilnh, RldRGyB, sktn, Blood, heIouI At
Iocl0nS and WOakueGSCa Of Men aEd Youth, SorotllA
and AGthm testify 70 my luccGlI. Il
PILEa cured without The kuiis.
PDtcDis u > distance may b. iTaatsI ~ lstlAF and
guaranteed. A chart for Ell GEamlnAtion
lant on receipt Of two threa-6snt STAMP, aEd AdTies
Concentration at once tres, once hour from , a.
9, toS !; mIddlY, Sundays from 70 ,. N. Call
j. ID. SMITH, NJ. D.,
apis no, o. Twelfth H., WhSaipR,H. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28
AuO.hsT Of John BSrpsIdt's Heirs.

Cblciso Tim,L
NEW ORLEANS, July 0-The will Of the
late John Burnside, about whose life,
career and estate a great deal has been
published lately, promises 10 become the
subject Of an exciting contest. The will,
dated February, 1857, leaves the bulk Of
his estate 10 Oliver Belrne, OF West Viz
pinia. The value Of the estate At Burn.
sides death WAS placed At S5,000.000 His
personal property, however, proves 10 be
much greater than was supposed, and II
IA o estimated that the eslate ls worth
fully IS 900, 900. II wss thought. that
Burnside bad no relatives. He always
said he had none. To-day Robert Burn!
aide, Of Philadelphia, ulalnitg to be q
nephew OF The deceased millionaire, aled
an intervention In the succession, 10
which be elaine, % heir at law, ell that
part Of the estate which John Burnside
accumulated since the making oil the will.
When the will Was made Burneide was
worth, Il Is said by good authority, ahou!
100000 The claim which Robert Burn.
side sets up is, therefore, for about $780,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

B. Turner. Rochester, N. Y. writ's: II
have been for over a year subject to serious
disorder Of the kidn.ys. and often Unable 10
attend TO business / procured your BuRDocE
Bloc D BIrrEBs and was relieved before hat a
bottle wAs used. intend TO continue az
feel confident that they will entirely cure
me- Price 81 N, trial siEs 10 cents.
Sold BY LAughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

tosRpH DuRRtNLURsER. broadway. Buffalo,
wis induced by his brother 10 ny THoNAf
ECLIcriic OH lof a sprAined ankle and With
hall a dcIsh applicant MS he was enabled 10
walk round again all right.
|. Sold BY L6ughlit Bros. d Co., Wholesale
DinqgIsts Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

Dh DYcR DucKw6Rrn, in Of article In
the Popular Scienet Monthly for August,
points out that milk should be slowly
taken in mouihiuls, At short intervals, and
thus II Il tightly dealt With by the Gatttic
juie6. II milk be taken alter other food,
il 10 almost sure 10 butden The .tomaoh,
and TO cause discomfort and prolonged
Indigestion, and this Tor the obvious res.
con that there 10 insufficient digestive
agency 10 dispose Of IL"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

come back en- knock. Runt she set en-
rock, en- boiler ont:
"Who dat2' r.
"Big Pig seq Brer Wolf, 4 iotch some
sweet CON for yo' supper
"Runt, she look thoo de crack un'nssd
do do, en- laugh en- say, seq she:
huR.'
"Den ole Brer Vol, he git mad, be did,
en- say he gwineter come down de Chin
bly,, en- Runt, she say, see she, dat de on
lest way wat he kin git in; en- den wen
Hhe year Brer Wolf climbin' up on de out
aide or der chimbly, she tuek'n pile mp Q
whole lot or broom sage front or de hath,
en- wen she year I'm Climbin' down on de
inside, she tuck de tougs en- shove dc
straw ON de fer en- de smoke make BIer
Wolf head swim, on he drap down, en- 10
he know It, he NJ dun hunt 10 . craeklin';
en- dat WuE de las On ole Brsr Wolf
LAas' added Uncle Remus, putting
in = cautious proviso to fall back upon In
case OF an emergency, "leAa'WayH, hit Us
de last or, dat Brer Wolf"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28
Itching PILES

Is one Of ths most annoying diseases
in the world, and yet ali can hnd sure
rellefby the use Of DR. SWAYNE's ONT.
MANI, 1t has been tested In thousands
OF Instances and invariably makes
sure cure. The symptoms are mois-
ture, like Preparations, intense Itch
ing, Increased by scratching, very dis
tresing, particularly at night, a. II
pin worms were crawlingin and about
the rectum the private paris are
sometimes effected. Reader, ityCuare
suffering from this distressing coin.
plant or letter, Itch. scald head,
fingWorm, barber's itch, any cruSty,
scaly skin eruptions, use Dr.. HWayns'S
Ointment and be cured.
L. Taylor, Hinsdale, N. q. writes; "Fol
thirty yean l have been greatly troubled
with Itching Piles; have consulted mani
remedies, which proved to me no remedies a
oil, until | obtained DR.. sWayne's Ointment
Dt Thomas drug store in BrAttleboro, Vt
which cured me completely. Swayne'l
Ointment sold by oil druggists. rTHs4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

when YOur'girl GL'.s you the mittSn, and you feel
y0uT heOrt Il broke,
Don't IdVe way 70 bSek despair, bat treat It a. q Joke.
ast your health IN hrst elG's Older, a bottle Of sPrisS
BioGsjm buy,
And gailJ Ioln a singing class, and for another sweet
heart try.
Piee 80 cents, trial bottle 10 cents.
Sold By LAuahlin Bros. 4 Co., WholCIal0 Druggist,
wheeling, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28
LEoAL NoTIoEa.
WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO COUNTY
w CIRCUIT CoURE. JULY RULES, 1851
In eA.Assy.
SUMMONS.

w CIhoUtr CoUEE' JULY KULR' lNli
u.....l. T[.a...sl.. IL 'N'A'','
SUMMONS.
The State Of West viEstuil, to the sheriff Of ohlC
county gTeelnS'
We command you that IOu summon Benjamin
LQhenhana, U be b found IN your blllI Hiek, 10 Ap-
pear At the CiGk'S 0meo Of the Circuit Court q 0hl0
county, o. rules 70 b. held Tor the naid court on the
nHt honaay IN July 1851, 10 AglWef an amended bpl
In ShanesrJ 0xhibltd RgIlnSt him IN he aid eoGi
~ Mary LobaHI sln. and have than and thsrs this
Witness Samuel B NecOLOeh, Clerk Of our ,ald
oogEt, a. the Court HeuAo oi aid eOuntP, IN The city
q Whseliag, the = day 81 JULY, lssl, and IN lie
nineteenth year o. the stats q Nst YltglnIl
SAMUEL B. N0coLL0eH, cisrk.
sHERIPFts RETURN.
Benjamin. LobenStlne y no tnhAbitant Of my ball.
wick nor found thaEtln this eth day Of July, lSSL,
JRO. W. MITCHELL, b, y,
ROF Q. !. brown. 8 &C
The object Of this sui 10 10 OblaIa By the plaintiff
2 dlIereo from the b0udl o. mAIimony from IhO Do.
~ AmdaTit died IN the cause that sta RShIsmin
Loeealttne y not . Ie.laSut d the stIta Of West VII.
gl1t, un nolen o. the plaintiff BY eounseE isJ
etaetea MAJ nld datendAnt do appear hsra at the
and DO What d leeIhAFy 10 protect hS iItSFII,
hsfein' SAAuE'' B. AGcoLLOCH, CLARK,
Tho defendant In the ab0Io entitled enuse WI TAXA
notice that on Saturday, he 81 day d Saplsmber,
1881, between The houl Of . o'clock q. u, md {
O'Clock .. nj At the Law oficS Of DOTenSr & FTautS.
Nv ShaPline street. wheeling, v. Va, I shall pio.
Others, 70 b 70 ID y sVldsuee on my behalf on thstTlai
Of the above stated cause Of Mary LobOnItlne GEiIiGi
Bs5lsulp LeeeptttP3 Es1dilg IN thOl Circuit Court
q Oai, eo9p1y, west Slrginla o. he ehaneery ode
not DO commenced or u e0mmaneSI lhaU nj IA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

mary LoultA utut ~,
Notes Is hereby TiVsn that parauant 10 q dtetse
entered In ths aboye SRtiilBt 0lGta 10 stld Court "a
the 18th day Of July, A. D, 1881, the uudSrliCnbd
C9mmllslOner 10 b iAeefy Of Isil siil, at hIs
West Virginia, on ,TTT"
THURSDAY, THE lSTH DAY OF AUGusT,
a, D, ISL,
At . O'clock A. NJ, proceed 70 take, stAt0, spd will
IilSFWArdI ESPo't iOthS CouFtan GccoIht slowing,
Ftnt-Tho dsbB, II any, sEaInIt The estate Of
Phillip seh v'ilEsr, deceased, the amounts and pEiuFs
lti0s thereof and 70 whom oIing.
Sssold-ThO moneys received and diIbuned bY
the plaintiff on account Of The Estate Of mid Philip
FehWeiEar, deceased, Aud due her RndOF his viii Or
otherwise. a n
Third-Any other mAttarI deemed pertinent By
The Commissioner or required ~ any o. the parties
In lntePGST. '
Publication Of this notice ID dCsreed 10 b squiyl-
lent % PeHOnAl ser Ire on the parties 10 this wit
Witntn my hand thil 10th day Of July, A DJlSSl,
TT, HuouE, COamIs,ioner, d.
Attorney. ,UUT d
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

ca iCAGo, July T.-Flour steady and IN.
changed. Wheat unsettled, lower and active;
August; 81 nhGl TX September q lSk
october; No. 8 81 OSal %; rejected 77A7Sc,
Corn In fair demand, but al lower rates;
46a4SNc cash 4Sxc July; 1910 August Ak
also September lsHa4SNo October rejected
$50. oa4 steady and in fair demand 44Ho
July 30hc August; 2sXo September and
October. Rye weaker At SOC. Barley fairly
active, an o shade higher at oSKa bid Sep
tember. FlAxIeed. 81 H. Pork active, but
= shade lower at SIS IS clsh; SIS IS August;
SlS 20 September; SIS 10 October. Lard, in
fair demand. but Of lower rates ct Sic 06al2 10
cash; 81 1917 August; 81 67Kall 10 Sep.
TENDER. Bulk meat easier shoulders 50 36;
short rib 80 Is; short clear 80 40. Whisky
steady and unchanged at 81 II,
The following shows the fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
~ reported BY John n Hoon 4 Co., brokert
No, 1850 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

NOTICE TO CREDITOR,
To the Creditors Of Philip sGAWd ser, d'cSa,sd;
In pursuance off decree Of The Municipal Court d
WhSelluE, m'de Ina cause therein pepdiDg, 70 sub.
leo' the real sstale 81 the sdd Philip SahWOilE0F 70
the payment Of his debts, yeu are required 10 present.
your claims lgDlnIt the Iall Phi lip EohW sitIer i0f
Adjudication TO John WPl,on, Esquifs, Gem aiiDlonGF,
at bis once, No. II. TEslith It,OSl, In the city Of
wheeling, on or tSlOEe the iSlh day Of OGtobef, 4,
D, 1881,
WiiIsI, Thon', NJ narrah, Clerk Of said Court, this
goth d.y Of July, A. b. 1851
INN lNO0n HIai.t
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28
RSyEsEfs Fr4.1, Solicitor,
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
Mary LouIIa o.A. a al.

In tn Municipal Court Of whSalin,,
cAthIIlnO Sch s%silESr, AdmlntltFa.
tTix, "a, #I.T00
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

"Bul All de same, Bier Wolf can't eoat
.Rnnt fsf Ter open dc do, en- needer kin he
tyeaE In, ksks de house inside outer rock.
Blmeby Btsf VOL make outhe done gone
m en- den sitet while he come back en-
knock Al de do'-6IEnj blam, blam!
'IRn6i Ale Sot by de fer, che did, en-
,o,isy scratch iet year, en- boiler out:
IIWhAE dAt9' 'ltG che.
UtElVS speekl6 Pig stG ole B'ef Vol,
setse, lNi8' a snort eh algrunt, i iotch
some peas fef 20 dfnnetP
NRInt, she tuCk'n laugh, che did, en-
hollet backs ~
Sd spsctle Pig amt never talk thoc
that mani, tohea.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

= Lille Pir, SHo lei Brer Wolf In, en-
Brer VOL, he let Littls Pig In, en- w'o
mo- kin yo' Ak dan dAt2 Mex time Brer
Wolf pay q call, be drop In on speckle
Pig, en- zap de do en- sing his song:
miEt you opsh De do and Of me ln,
nj Itnt M han'6 an 10 home aR'ln.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

an all night halni
Coao connections are made for all poIuts South and
soathV0L North and NoTthEcst, making All 4 al.
E2ple ropia Tor eolouIts and Poaonl moving 10 the
and p YsqqI EtiOPlr sftprfH tiHTOn.
WHEELING, PITTS. AND BALTIMORE DIV,
Lave hOellng-..,-6:2 q NJ. 1910 ., %, $40 D, N,
70 GalAl run on this DiVidon on sunday,
!leketa y al principal points on hls o. DUpol,
OGoe opOn at all houn during he day,
lniEWPtop othatnfSi4S plhlC cknsfully oven,
$500 w, hscLE1[EffTG, Mott,
Ri DEVRIEs, asnll Agent W6oailnS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-28

sHERtRF'a RETURN.
Benjamin LobenStlne u no tnhAbiant Of my BALL.
Wick nor found thaEGln this oh day Of July, 1881.
JRO. ". MITCHELL, b. y,
R0F o. 2. brown, 8 D, C, |
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-02-03

The manufacture of iron has COM
menced in Washington Territory, the
new blast furnace near Port Townsend
going into operation on the Goth, and
the first iron was made on the 23d.
From this time on the production of
pig iron will be counted as one of the
permanent industries of Puget Sound.
There are existing immense facilities
in the way of ores, timber, coal and
transportation for the iron industry to
overshadow all the others in the flu
ture.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-02-03

Washington Territory has live,
genuine volcano, one that splits fire
and perhaps means business. A Sc
attic paper says that from Matisqui,
near the foot of Mount Baker, it is
learned that the mountain is in an ac-
tive state, and the people in that part
of the country are apprehensive that
the lava will flow in great quantities.
A dense volume Of smoke is coming
from the mountain, while hot cinders,
ashes and lava are being thrown from
its crater. At night it pours forth
streams Of fire and smoke, which IL
Eliminates the atmosphere for miles
and miles, striking terror into the in
habitants and causing the people to
be greatly alarmed for their homes
and lives. As yet the flow Of lava is
not sufficient to indicate any danger.
The eruption is said to be q magnifi-
cent sight from the Upper Sumas, dis
tant about fifty miles, and which Is
admirably located to observe this won
derful phenomenon, as the mountain
looms up to the height Of 1900 feet,
and IL clothed in white half way down
it, side. 1t will now be In order for
the Portland Board Of Trade to order .
committee to 80 up TO Mount Hood
and stoke. Oregon must have syql,
eepo Alec.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-02-03

Already the men who are driving
stock out of eastern Washington and
Oregon for the states are looking to
see if the n. p. r. R. route is not a
better one than by way of Fort Hall
and Cheyenne. Capt. John Mullan in
answering such inquiries shows that
the northern route to Miles City, Mon
tana, from which point the N. P. will
soon be ready for shipping, is only half
as long from Walla Walla as the Chey-
enne route, and has better grass and
water.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-02-03

Gov. Newell has very properly re-
fused an application for pardon of
the young man Lord, convicted for an
attempt at train-wrecking, at the last
term of court held at Kalama. The
too free use of the pardoning power in
Oregon by Gov. Thayer has rendered
the very name of justice reproach
and by word, and the people are al
most led to believe that it is useless to
try criminals as they will be almost
Immediately turned loose on tn COM
munity again. 1t is cause for re-
joicing that Gov. Newell has back
bone that don't bend so easy.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-02-03

The Oregon State Journal says that
during the few days that congress was
in session before the holidays, delegate
Brents succeeded in having two of his
bills, introduced the last session, passed
through both houses and signed by the
President. One of these was the ex-
tending the time of the sessions of the
legislature to sixty days, and the other
for the relief of certain settlers on re-
stored railroad lands. Congress is
composed of nearly four hundred sem
ators and representatives, and passes
about one bill for each member during
congress of two years, as an exam
ination of the statutes will show. So
that Mr.. Brents has succeeded in ac-
complishing more for his constituents
during the first sixteen days of the
present session than the average sem
ator and representative accomplishes
in twoyears. The people of Washing
ton Territory have good reason to feel
well pleased with his success in man.
aging their interests.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-02-03
A violent wind storm visited Tacoma

A violent wind storm visited Tacoma
on the 9th of JAM, blowing steadily
with increasing force for "a hours. The
shipping in the harbor was violently
shaken and tumbled against the
wharves. The damage was fortunately
light. The storm fell, says the Ledger
with its greatest force in the neigh
borhood of the railroad shops, where
it tore away the roof from the COM
pany's large woodshed. The greatest
amount of damage done was by the ac-
ton of the waves on the fill or embank-
ment of the main track running par
allel with switch No. l. About 300
feet of the road-bed, including the
small bridge, was so far washed as to
let the track down on the outer side,
and for the present render it useless,
the trains reaching the wharf by the
siding.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-02-03

A correspondent of the Pioneer
Press, writing from Bismarck, d. IT,,
Dec. II, says among other things the
departure of Gen. Miles from the
northwest is of even date with the fall
of the turbulent Sioux. The new mil
itary posts and iron rail beyond, and
the telegraph lines stretching away to
Puget Sound, seem to have almost de-
stroyed our old calling. Shoulder
straps and big chiefs are not as i'm
portant as railroads and sections of
land. We are not as much interested
in Sitting Bull as we are in the forty
million loan. A new and better era
is dawning.