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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02
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burdfisst mander 3ranfe bic 3eitunsen,
iid frasenb, welden Der pielen mebi3ini@
IAen Gunoneen fam man pertrauen ?
Dieie Ober jene Gn3eise imponirt burd
ibre @rSBe er wdblt unb in ben meilten
Sdllen bas - unridtise.
User iclde @nttduidunsem permeiben
unb iein @elb nidt unnib ausseben MID,
benz ratben mir, fid bon benz alien, Be-
wdbr.eu Deutiden Seilinititut, II @lins
ton Ylace, 0ew=Y =YOrf, ben Stettun8s:
3lnfer fommen gu lalen. Dieies por.
trefflide Bud ;eiSt Sebem ben einseisen
@es 3ur pubren 9alfe.-Yreis 25 @ts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02
I8afrenb bieier @pde int 8etailftore
npn SHram & Gp.

Moberne 6eoersaafpeu BON Deridiebe>
nen Qualitdten.
9gil5 Derbp>Site aufs geife persiert.
Wtabden nnb &inber Til3bate ppuitanz
big neu unb BON better Sualitdt.'
Sdmar3e Olilan Strpbbite.
PromenabenhIte bon Sil5.
Tran3Sfiae gieberbite pOn Der beiten
Qualitat.
Taniunt3man3is perldiebene Muifer
BON 9uten unb 8pnnets gu mabisen
Yreiien.
@iesante @atins in iawars uno in
ben rapserniten Serbitz nnb Winterfars
Ben.
Ylaid gum Gufputea BON Saten nnb
Bcnnets.
@dmar3e, meiBe unb alle Tarben, iowie
idattirte edte StrauBfebern unb Tips.
@lesante finitlide 8lun,en far bic
9erbitiaiion.
Die srSBte unb reidbaltisite Nusmahl
BON Bdnbern, bas 8eueite unb Wobern<
fte einidlieBenb.
@lesante Seibenitoffe far geias.
@tr bieten ben lsrSbten Sprratb BON
Butmader= unb SancHsWaaren bic let
@tabt UNI so Brp5ent billtser gum Ser
fauf an, als irsens elm anbers @eiddft.
Wtan nebn,e biele @elesenheit mabr.
g dram & S 0.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

- Gin glebatpr=llngliid trug 1i9 III
Sen 8ulfan @tabltperfen in ct. 2ouis
au. Gin glebator nit @tablfangen
beIa6en rnb bier slrbeiter tragenb,
ftiirste 80 SUB tief berab. O'@raD
tpurbe tobt gebradt uno smei anbere ge=
fdbrli9 bertpunbet; Der 8ierte entfam,
in6em ct BON bem berabftiiraenben Gle
batpr in cine Mauernii9e iprang.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02
Mm3ei9en.
Mnna Stepanef,
0epritpfte 8ebatttttte,

wtI&s tarslid BON Sttsrret6 onlanste unb elm
DipIom ftr 6ebammtn>2ebranfiaIt In Snnsbrud
beNbt, tmpFtblt Fn gu DienliIetiunetn Bel Gnt.
binbuns.u. Sic trirb iebtm &ufe. fpmobl axs
btr Siabi. wie pom 9anbs folasn snb bieiet ft&
fpt,iea 3ur Bprnabme Ron Gutbtrbunsen in itrtr
wobnunean. esetsrs bsfnest l@ eds sea aIamp>
uab Rprbfrabe In 6aufs Der Grau Reininssr.,
4.10,tAp3R
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

Mqe Sdmersen finb nun perse6en.
Gin ssrbprb.ner Massn ssrurlaht Dps
psplia. !Saledtt 3dbne peruriaasn ben
psrcorbenen Maoen, neil bic Sabruns
ntdt prbentltH nerbaut perben tann. 5al=
te Delne 3abne seluno. @ebrau&s SOZO.
DON'T rseelmdBts. Ntats trast 70 CUR
grbnltuns Der 3atne Bel als bieles wun'
osrbare 3abnmittsl. @ae Druetfsn per,
faufen paelelbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

100 Dutenb @laceebanbidu6e gu 30
@ents bas Yaar in allen manidenswers
then Sarben unb @rSBen, barunter spei=
&c, fdwar3e, Spera &c. Dieie 9anbiduhe
merben in ben meiifen Stpre8 ber Stabt
gu Is Gents baS Baar perfauit.
Shram II. Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

- Biaisen Eafel=Dumalf, rabmfar<
biseS unb rptbeS unb weiBes Gaf felleinen,
Damaitene uno tiir!ild rOtbe Serpietten,
Sanbtider &c. bet $. @renet, alantcs
sebdupe, cine 3reppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

SOsten erbalten gang neue Strumpf=
ipaaren far Damen unb 2inber in balt=
barren Turben; Taucp unb einfad fiir ben
Serbit, gu eritaunlid billisen Yreifen.
g dram u. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

= Ser 8un6esbampfer vMiance" 1T
na9 biermonatli6eu &reltas unS Quer=
fabrten inn arftif6en Mteere suriidge=
febrt, pbne cine Spur bon Der Sean=
nette gefunben su Baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

: l1nier 2aser bon Semben, llnterjeus
unb 5erren 6mrniibins @cObs fSnnen in
Qualitdt poer Breis nidt iibertrcffen
uerben. YancD & Spb n.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02

glauen Wapps s6lanea far Damenfleis
ber 3u peridiebenen Yreiien. Damenz
fleioer in alien neuen Npben unb Tars
ben; beibes iebr piel I'M georben setra'
gen, bei g dram II. 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02
81. Martin & gphn.

Das reidbaltisite unb setpablteite
Sdnblaser finbet man Bel ben 9erren u.
W artin & Sobn, @Omtmereeifrabe.
Die 9erren itehen nit ben erfen 6abriz
fen be8 2anoeS in 8erbinbuns, faufen
sesen baar unb linb besbalb i'm Stanbe,
billis gu perfuufeu. Wlaa iprede bel
ibnen Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-11-02
Infer Woeheutlatt.

Mir ienben BON iest ab infer .Wrden,
blatt1 fir ben Yreis ION $500 auf Elm
Sabr portcfrei rad TeutidIanb.
Die 9erausseber
, 1881-09-10
sherin.s sale OF teal Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That in
IN pursuance of decree OF foreclosure order
of sale and judgement issued out of the Dis
trict Court, of the Terr'tory of Washington
and for the First Judicial District thereof,
holding terms at Walla Walla county, IN said
TERRITORY in q certain action ther-in pending
wherein d. S. Baker and John F. Boyer were
plaintiff. and Albert F. Cate and Clementine
Cate, E. A. Hawley. C. II. Dodd, J. NJ No
Farland, Abraham Schwahacher, L. Sehwa-
bacher, Sigmund Schwahacher. F. W. Prime,
J. Ii. Paine and E. /. Fitzger I'd were de
fendants, which said decree, order Of sale and
judgement was rendered in said action on the
% day OF May. A. ID. 1881, in favor of said
plaintiffs and against said defendants for the
sum Of IS, ,S39 &c with interest on &c, 5G6 81 of
that sum at the rate of Il per cent. per month,
and on s, ,039 50 at per cent. per month, and
on sl,226 20 at 10 per cent per annum, snd
the further sum Of s40O attorneys fees to-
getber with $50 so costs of suit. Now, there
fore, by virtue OF said decree OF foreclosure.
order ct sale and judgement and in pursuance
thereof certified copy of which has been duly
issued out Of and under the real Of said court
and to me directed and delivered l will, to
satisfy said decree Of foreclosure order Of sale
and Judgment, said attorneys fees, interest,
costs and all increased costs on Monday, the
5th day Of Septem er, A. D., 1881, ,atthe hour of
2 O'Clock, ?. NJ. Of said day, at the court
house door. in the city and county of Walla
Walla, W. T.. sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, the premises in said decree
order Of sale and judgement mentioned and
described az follows. to-wit: The SW ! of the
Sc of Sec No. 6 and the y ] of the NE / of
Sec. Z and the NJ of the NV iand I'll. NV /
of the NE I Of Sec No. s, all in township 6,
north Of range 81 east, situate lying and being
in Walla Walla County, Washington Territory
Given under my hand this Sd day Of August,
A d.. 1881. JAMES B. THOMPSON,
Sow Sheriff of v ala Waila Co., w. T.
, 1881-09-10

such as Lose ~ Memory, l.asSItude, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion 10 society, Dimness of
Vision, Noises in the head /; the vital fluid
passing unnhserrei in the urine, and many
other disess-- that lead t" insanity and death.
Dr. Mhtie WIll agree tO forfeit Five HIM.
lred Dollars fora case of this kind the Vital
Restorative iundrr his special advice and treat
mentl will not cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DR.. Min.ie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation Free Thorough examination
and advice, mclnding analysis Of urine, s. &C
Price of Vital Re+t0rative 50 90 q bottle, o,
four times the quantity, so 90; sent To any
address upon receipt Of price, or c. D. D., Sc
cure from observation, and in private nsme Ii
desired, by A. +. MINTIE, NJ. D.,
ii kearney Street, San Francisco, Cal
d.. Mintie's Kiinsy Remedy. Nephreticum,
cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder com
plants, Gonorrh9a, elect, Leucorrhea. For
sale by all druggists; 81 0o bottle, six bottles
for 50 90.
Dr. Mintie's Dandelion Pills, are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market. For sale by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis d Co., Portland. wholesale as ents. Ally
All orders for medicine c. o. b. must be
accompanied with 81. as a guarantee Of good
faith, which will he deducted when the pack
age is shipped
, 1881-09-10


Lest Friday noensns he construction 10
comotive ran ovsr hand car % which
there we're two nen. Just 6 mogGent before
the cellsioa the men jumped oG and went
rolling down steep rocky bank, being cut
aud bruised up some. besidcs being very
badly fightensd. The hand car was thrown
several feet high. and broke one wheel be-
sids other minor damages, and the head
light Of the locomotive was badly broken.
The accident happened At a sharp cnrve.
Sailing 4 Reese have now sixteen hundred
square feet Of platform now constructed, and
are receiving wheat They are now able to
receive and load on cars with dispatch al
that may be bought. Their agent is on the
platform day and night.
There is an average OF five trains every
twenty.four Loun passing this polnt-two
passenger and one freight The amount ol
wheat that is being taken down is simply
immense.
acDernitts track layers have reached
Fordyse's. They take up the small stse
rails and lay big iron IN its place 1t Il
slow and tedious work, - they have to con
meet every few hours for trains to pass.
HESRY.
, 1881-09-10

A covsrdiy Murder.

Last Thursday night. at Boise city, Fred
Him, better known As ''Dutch Fred, was
shot and killed By a fellow named beaeil'
from Wood river. Poor Fred was for long
time q stage driver for the Overland stage
Company, and better man never lived
The Boise Statesman gives the following ac-
couut Of the affr'r: II seems from the testi-
mony Of one Of the inmstes OF a certain
house in this city that she was IN her room
with Betiell when Him came 10 the door,
which was locked. He tired the knob Hi the
door aud was told to keep out Oh be weuia
be killed. 80 far from diseouraging him. II
only seemed to incite him 20 forcible action
for he burs, in the door and scuifie ensned
between himself and BedeiI, in the course OF
which Bedell drew a revolver ami shot him
In the PIT of the stomach, the ball ranging
upward into the lungs Him lived about 10
minutes after the shooting. Niilam u
Austip- who lives next door 10 the house
where the shooting TOOK place, was the hrst
man in the house aud found Him lying Oh
the foor- with his back and shoulders against
the wall and his clothes on hre IRON the
fash Of powder. Thomas Shorteii and Others
then came in and found him apparently con-
scicus, but unable to speak.
Bedell left the house, followed by AUSTIN,
who e.w Tom Morrow, special policeman,
on the street, and called to him that man
had been shot by Bedell- Ton I'M
mediately arrested Bedell and took hun to
the lookup, but did not know who was Kill
ed till he pn, him behind the bars. In the
meantime the word spread like wildhre that
Dutch Fred" had been killed and IN a ie"
minutes the street was black with an angry
sea OF humanity. Fifteen games were IN op
| alton in two saloons but closed instantly
For an hour il seemed imminent that bedei
would be lynched by the poPulaee, so oihcers
got carnage and quietly removed hlm Il
| the penitentiary where he now remains
Him was a native of Germany, aged about
30 years and had lived in this territory ioi
about twelve Years He was elected ci;y
marshall Of Boise in 1879. and made an ex'
cellent officer. Since he went out OF office
he has been in the employ Of the Stage com
pany, as shots messenger between idai'
/ city and WinnemuoCa. He was KIND
hearted old man, unmarried, ard has 10 rel
atives ON the coast that We know OF. HI
funeral took place at , O'Clock yesterday al
teruoon, from the Odd Fellows hall OF which
order he was an old and active member.
, 1881-09-10
Notice for Distribution.
TsskiToRs or WAsa,SoToS,

TsskiToRs or WAsa,YoToS, l..
CoCNrY OF WalLA WAliA. ~
In Probate-In the matter Of the estate oi
Wm. A. Green, deceased
HITATl0N-O reading and filing the Pc
" tition Of X. K Reese, the executor Of the
estate of YIN. \. Green, deceased, setting
forth that he hiss filed his final account as such
executor in the matter Of said estate. and that
the same has been duly audited, allowed and
confirmed, and that portion of said estatt
remains 10 be divided among the helrs, lega
tee, and devisees of said deceased, and praying
among other things for an order Of distribu
ton OF the residue Of said estate among thu
persons thereunto entitled
1t is ordered. that all persons interested IL
tie estate of William A. Green, deceased, b,
al appear before the probate court Ct sait
county on Monday, the 18th day OF Septem
ber, 1881, at the hour Of 10 oclock, a. NJ, o
said day, then and there 10 show cause why
All order of distribution SHOULD not be made O
the residue Of said estate among the heirs
legatees and devisees Of the said Wm. A
Green, deceased, according Ia law. 1t i'
ordered further, that service Of this citation bt
made on sll persons interested in said estst'
by publication Of this order in the WALL
WaIIA STATESMAN, weekly newspaper
printed and published in the city and county
Of Walla Walls, Washington Territory, for 81,
successive weeks prior 10 said 10th day e
Il. GCICHARD,
Probate Judge and Clerk.
July 26, 1881. slow
, 1881-09-10

The MAHS.-When General Ben Simpson
was in the towns above on his duties as L.
S. Mail agent, his attention was directed to
the fact that the mails from Walla Walla
via Dayton for the upper country haze to
stay over there almost twenty -four hours
because since the railroad was completed the
schedule time has remained as before The
editor of the STATESMAN proved by his own
experience only TWO weeks since that ii is a
very easy task for traveller to leave WaIla
Walla and arrive in Lewiston the same day
and be at Mt Idaho, the extreme limit of
stage travel, the next e, ,ening. IL is the
sincere wish OF all that the time be changed,
and Gen. Simpson will receive the gratitude
of the community by doing his best to per-
feet the present arrangements to correspond
with the new era just daWned upon us by
the building of railroads. Furthermore,
while this is being accomplished the present
contractors should be rtcOmpensei Tor the
extra trouble they will be put TO by the pro-
posed change, for We do not believe IN
changes when honest men have 10 stand the
racket.
, 1881-09-10
A BROTHERS. STATEMENT.

VANCOUVER, ". T.. Sept. !, 1881.
EDITOR STATESMAN My attention has
been called TO an article in your paper stat
ing tina. / was arrested with my brother at
Cheney. This is incorrect; | hold Gov
ernment position at tbs place. There Is
man with my brother whom the people
though was brother to hlm. | was here
at the time the numbe- OF your paper con-
tanning the article mentioned WAS ISSUED,
and left on the same day for Chen' y at The
request OF my wholesale house at Portland,
whose agent WAS on the spot, and with
whom had ~ act jointly; as soon as this
question was disposed Of 1 returned. had
nothing to do with his affairs, and separated
from him completely, even not waiting nj
his trial came off.
assisted my brother financially, and he
carried on the business unler the name OF
Toussaint Bros, and when he left here /
never .aw him or was with him until ! met
him August Both at Spokane Falls.
Yours very respectfully,
A. F, TousSlIST.
, 1881-09-10
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF WAsHISoTox,
County Of Walla Walia. {

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, too
County Of Walla Walhl- D.
+. T.. Kleber, Plaintiff. IS. Lewis b. No lie,
Samantha A. Noble and William
Barnes, defendants.
IN the District Court Of the Territory Of Wash.
ingtoA and for fhe First judicial Ifsfricl
thereof. Holding TeTms at WcLla Waila.
WuHa Wdiia County, ia sad Territory
TIME UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
l. To Lewis r. Noble. Samantha A. Noble
and William Barnes, defendants: You are
heret Y required u appear in an sctinn brought
against you by +. L. kleber. plaintiff, in the
District Court of the Territory of WashiI gton
and for the First Judicial district thereof,
hot:ing terms at Walia Walla, WaIla Walla
county. in said territory, TO answer the com
plant Of plaintiff, filed in Wslla Walla county
within twenty days after the service Of this
SUMMONS, exclusive of the day Of service, If
served in said county. Ii not served in said
county tut in said district, thirty days. If
served in any other Judicial district IN the
territory, IN forty DAYS. II served by publica-
.ion within sixty days after the dase Of this
summons, OF the said plaintiff vi | take jndg-
ment against you by default, according to the
prayer OF the complaint. Said action Is
brought to foreclose 8 mortgage executed by
defendants Lewis b. Noble and Samantha
4. Noble on certain lands therein described to
secure the payment Of certain promissory
note dated April z, 1881, and due August I,
1881, for Ssl4 and interest thereon from date
at the rate Of II per cent. Fer month and an
attorney fee Of go. together wi. costs, and to
foreclose ard bar the claim and demand of
defendant Barnes therein
Witness the Hon. s. c. Win
~ gard. Associate Justice OF ths Su-
( prene Court Of Washington Ter.
ni ritory, aad Judge Of said court,
~ and the seal Thereof alfred this
17h day Of August, A d. 1851.
A REEVES AYERs, Clerk.
By JOIN MILLER, Deputy.
CATos & CROWLEY, Plaintias attorneys.
34-6w
, 1881-09-10

A THING OF THE PAsr.-Camp Howard
on Camas Prairie. in Northern Idaho. is no
more At recent date the buildings. COM
prising the late military post were sold by
auction. Some idea Of the ridiculonsly low
prices may be had from the fact that only
$65 was realized from the whole sale. We
append few figures The hospital was
knocked down and sold for 50 cents. The
company quarters. erected ct cost to Uncle
Sam of over $40. 900. brought IS. The sta
bic, erected and built in . most substantial
manner. realized g IS; the laundress
house so cents commissary store house,
81 IS; quartermAster's store house, 81 50
bake shop. 81 25; officers quarters, s. :;
doctors quarters. 81 25.
, 1881-09-10

To THE UNION CLUB.-That .he WaIla
Walla Board of Trade was defunct orgaui-
zation from its inception there is no doubt
and it will certainly devolve upon some or.
ganized body to receive distinguished
guests, and watch sharply FOR the interests
OF Walls Walls, We suggest that the Union
Club take this matter in hand, which they.
as representative citizens and business men
can do IN all propriety. This suggestion W,
make TO the executive committee.
, 1881-09-10
Summons.

TERRITORY or WAsHISGT0S
COUNTY OF WALLA WsLLA
Emma Maria LAWN, plaintiff, Vs. David u.
Lawn, defendant.
In the District Court Of the Territory ot
Washington and for the hrst Judicial
District thereof holding terms at Naila
WaIla, Walla Wa.la county, in said Ter
ritorv,
H,HE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
To David u. LAWN, defendant lou
are hereby required To appear IN an action
brought against YOU by Emma Maria Lawn,
plaintiff. IN the distinct court at the Territory
os Washington and for the First Judicial Dis
trict thereof, holding terms at Walia W ALA.
Wala Walla ehunty, in sa.d Territory. to
to answer the complaint If plaintiff hie'l IN
Walla Walls county within twenty day' alter
the service of this summons, exclusive "i the
day of service, If served III said county. III
not served in said county but in said district,
in thirty DAYS Ii served in any other Judi
cial District in the Tereitory, in forty days.
Ii served by publication within sixty days
after the date 0f this summons, or the sad
plaintiff will take Judgment against you by
default, according to the prayer of the COM
plant. To dissolve the bonds Of matrimony
between plaintiff and defendant and fora de
cree of divorce on the ground Of cruel ami in
human treatment Of plaintiff by defendant.
Witness the Hon. ). c. Wineard, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court
Of Washington Territory, AMI
ora. Judge Of said court, and the
sLAi- seal thereof affixed this 10th
- day of July A. d., lSsl.
\. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
BY JoHx MILLER, Deputy.
tATuN x CROWLEY, Plaintiff attorneys. -
, 1881-09-10

AGRowL-Great complaint exists al Lew
iston consequent on the non arrival of the
expected boats. Low water is the cause
a large force Of men are at work on the road
to Grange city and the track vii be laid as
soon As possible and regardless Of ex1ens-
so as to relieve the wheat producers Of the
large crops which have been universal this
year
, 1881-09-10

GoISG To WALLA WALLA-The parties
alluded to in the following item which We
clip from the Fails City are in part well
known here, c. P Church, OF the firm of Sib,
son { Church, and Frank Dement,, a typo,
formerly proprietor OF the Oregon City
Enterprise Capt. J. d. Miller and family
intend starting for Walla Walla on Thurs,
day, where the Captain is going to assume
the management of the Star Mills of that
place, formerly owned by Mr.. Welch, the
miller who used to be in this city. The
mills are now owned by the co-partnership
Of Mesdames c. P Church and J. b. Miller
and Messrs. Frank and Fr d d, ment.-
Standard.
, 1881-09-10

DIsGUsTING.-A drunken man was dry
ing spring wagon in which we're
his wife aud daughter at great speed over
the Third street bridge. The danger II
the occupants OF the wagon was 50 great that
John Justice forced the man to the hack
seat while his daughter took the r.ins
While tie wife was trying to keep him still
ne hit her several hs,d blows in the face.
Such are the fruits OF drunkenness.
, 1881-09-10

CULTS INDIAS,.iesterday afternoon We
noticed several Indians in a high state OF
eommotion by the side OF Hawley. Wallace
4 Co.'S Bank. and inquirng into the canse
We ascertained that one of them had tied
his pony TO the sidewalk and was walking
up the street when strange Indian took
hold Of the lariette, mounted the cayuse
and sped of rapidly over the Fourth street
bridge. A few moments later several
siwashes started in pursuit, but with what
success We were unable to ascertain.
, 1881-09-10

TouSHs-The Asorian says: Yesterday
pair of king.fshen struck the plate glass
front at Warren & EAton's store, and fell
stunned inside. They were picked up and
one Of them showed fght, seizing upon the
finger of Mr. johnson, but they were finally
set free, and one Of them flew up Cass street,
aliRhting upon DR.. Crang's sign at the Asto-
ridn Office. Here he was caught again by
Capt. J. H. D. Gray. and finally lgt loose
over the water Of the bay, going of with a
voice As clear as if he had not passed through
the exciting experience recounted.
, 1881-09-10
oUTWTffKp OFFICERS.
Toussaint Brsaks Jan---E6orts Made for his
kscapturs.

w. S. Toussaipt who WAS sentenced to
FIVE years imprisonment IL the penitentiary,
and who WAS awaiting the arrival Of Sheriff
Billings, Of Thurston county, left the Jail IN
this city, this forenoon, and departed Tor
parts unkown. He was ready for his morn
ing meal, .. which time deputy sheriff Cor
bailey released him Of his shsckles, in order
to give him more freedom during the day
time. The darkey who Was also in the jail
with him s1ys that two Germans came TO
Jail in the forenoon. who we've afterward
joined by third person. A saw was passed
to the prisoner who cut his way ous through
the three-inch plank that was nailed over
the stov.pipe hole in the northeast corner OF
the building. Is was probably the work OF
but twenty minutes or half an hour. No
one seems to have seen the prisoner since ne
left the Jail, That is singular tor SheTifl
Ha.ten is chagrined 10 think that prisoner
should escape from the custody Of one OF his
deputies, and is making every effort to re,
capture him. Mr.. Corbaley, of course, had
no idea that the oily fellow would crawl
so ANAL hole Mr.. Hatten deserves grea,
credit for his efforts TO regain poss ssion oil
the jsil-bird. rd.-Spokdne Times.
, 1881-09-10

WHOLESALE HorSE. - Messrs. Francois
Marx & Co. have opened large wholesal.
iiquor establishment At 2l1 Main street TO
be known as the Kentucky Liquor Rooms
Inc place has been nicely reiit.ed by Mr..
Abel, the proprietor of the building. and
that, coupled with the fact of only t;r,t.cl,s.
liquors in stock, ~ill surely Ada = new in
dustry to the city.