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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-06

Ivan Petro, who was sent out last
May to take the census Of Alaska, re-
turned to Washington a short time
ago. He travelled to Alton, the ex-
treme west end of the Aleutian islands,
westward to Norton Sound, up the
Ukon river 900 miles, and overland by
canoes to Kodiak, getting all the pop
ulation west of Sitka and north of
Prince Williams Sound. The p6pu-
lation of the southeastern portion was
to be taken by deputy, who has not
yet reported. Petro's enumeration of
Alaska aggregates about $4,000, of
which about $4,000 are Indians, 1900
to 1,5OO creoles or mixed Russian and
Aleut blood, lbs white males and four
white females. The largest population
in any one. center is at Kodiak and the
adjacent island, where there are about
900, principally Indians, Aleuts and
creoles, with few whites. In addi-
ton to the above population in Alaska,
Capt. Smith, ice pilot of the revenue
steamer COrtcia, counted 1900 Esqui-
maux between Behring Strait and
Narrow Point. 1t is estimated that
Alaska contains about 10000 human
beings, of which possibly 800 are
whites.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-06
1881.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

studying the subject objeetively and from
the educational point of view--sceking to
provide that which, taken altogether, will be
of the most service to the largest number-I
long ago concluded that if | could have but
one work for public library, would select
a Complete set of lIarpers Monthly y.-CHARLss
FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
Its contents are contributed by the NEST
eminent authors and artists Of Europe and
America, while the long experience of its pub
fishers has made them thoroughly convcrsant
with the desires of the public, which they will
spare no effort TO crafty.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-06

l. Any person who takes paper regularly
frem the post-oflice, whether directed in his
name or another's, or whether he has sub
seribcd or not-is responsible Tor payment.
.. II a person orders his paper discontinued,
he must psy all arrears, or the publisher may
continue to send it until payment is made, and
then collect the whole amount, whether the
paper Is taken from the Office or not.
s. The courts have decided that refusing TO
AXE newspapers and periodicals from the posi-,
office or removing and leaving them uncalled
for is prima faca evidence OF Intentional
fraud.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-06

On the 30th of June last the North
ern Pacific Company owned 722 miles
of completed road. How much has
been built since we do not know, but
enough probably to take the COM
pleted mileage up to about $50. About
a thousand miles of road remain to
build, or enough to occupy the com:
pany four years at the furthest and
possibly less than three. The COM
pany has outstanding 81, 4Ol 1884 in
bonds. It's hundred million dollars of
stock is divided into $40, 900, 900 Of COM
mon and 5l,0O0,O00 of preferred. OF
the latter, S39, ,300,s is in circulation.
Common stock now sells in New York
market at 33 and 81, and preferred at
81 and 65.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-06

The Sun of Nov. 80, has sensational
editorial on the reliability of a demo-
cratic majority in congress. 1t places
no dependence on any democratic ma
iority in the next senate, and signifi-
cantly adds: "As unstable rs water,
they shall not excel in any contro-
versy." 1t adds:
"Southern democrats who traded
away Tilden, make up the chief
strength of the democratic party in
the senate, and they will trade away
their souls, if need be, for the smiles
of the executive
Says the Sui, further:
"Nen who have once been traitors
to their country and have never re-
pented, may by possibility, II tempta-
ton is very great, betray their party"
1t thinks Mr.. Garfield need not be
concerned about meeting any opposi-
ton in the senate.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-06

A prominent advertiser of New York
received recently letter directed to
him at street and number from which
he removed over seventeen years ago,
the writer stating that he noticed an
advertisement in an old newspaper,
and wished to make some purchases
In case he was still in business. This
shows that newspapers are not always
thrown away and their contents for
gotten. Cast thy bread upon the wa
tiers, etc.
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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1881-01-06

The wind has unearthed an Indian grave
yard at the mouth of the Coquille river.
where shells and beads representing Indian
money are found among the skeletons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
4 NEw FACTORY F0R ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Volumes of smoke for the first time poured
Of the In ted States Electric Lighting Company at
Avenue b md sPNent cnthst. The huge belt by when
the machinery in tho building II To be rum and when
passs around y els weighing nine tons hnahed
yosterday morning and tested FOR the first time IN
the afternoon The tria, very satisfactory in every
respect, The building, w.hch WIS formerly warehouse
oU ned by T. c. Triplcr brick block 100 feet by 100
feel and six stories hc ;ht. force OF from $50 10
90 men has been ~ work - since December. and 90.
has bee thor,ug ly OycrhaUici and reps red The hrs
floor will be occu iod "a engine Dom and ware
house The upper floor Will be devoted entirely TO
what will be kno rn ~ q ihcan descent department
IT will he I've si5 weeks" said President Charles
Fiji vest day TO 4 TgR ~ reporter, before We get
this factor, ~ citing order Nh,n 1t If tn shape We
nm mt cn men nj work ;hcrc. II will De used solely
fr manufacturing c'cctric GIT app ratus the votaiG
a-s such ~ are u-cd in the pot otto IN ms cry anu
nd the lucanf"f "rut llgh v lien u no."
Ia. H. pnrs Of E1titlhle liud.ng the iri rnuiir q"
the I'nioi Le.guc Cuh nj tho card room a" tnc hD
{ MI W. shn,l r IN out il-o q Large number = dynamo
macl inc, and Ia pa when this factory II IN running
or |, we i prep ircd To 90 Ia fnrk ~ rhrh'N
Oar worksn Twenty -hftl-t. and SlNilaN". nave p''
eXu,rmcu, al works. 10 were. We have inaIuihi
rachiu y there NJ course. and sold nrm. liu the ca
pncy the works has never bee Al hricht Tor hH w
nm orr orders We have been { IRON MY testing or
patcnts during tie last nine months hud "rlrtiH-
Them Now are ready tu hc gin oar works nu hfE'
scale and ci,u light cities. We should have phl ~
a bid for H. ntng the -trr't- here I'M, year u We nv
had a franchise | .iiupu.. shall have 10 wait unt
next Nav now Ilu' intend 10 Nsht Tie h"n~r- h
certain dit cts and "nsrucinf engines 10 u'
nisi power central eihil"l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
TIE MUSIC FESTIVAL OFl-s2.

An important meeting of the Council of the
Music Festival Association which is to give the Festival
oext year under the direction Of Theodore Thomas, took
place Thursday in the Directors rco- OF the Equtaoe
Assurance Society which has been placed al the dHp"Sa
OF the Association for it's ecngs The following gen
tflnen were present: W W. Aston. James W. Alexander
Frederick ID. Blake. William T. Bunker, Frederic Cron-
well George William Curtis. Joseph W. DreXcl. John ID.
Elwell Cyrus W. Field, Il. T. rockingham, Dr. A. u.
Gcrs,cr Isaac Henderson, jr j. Otis H"yt Richard IT.
vim IT, Louis G. Lewis. Daniel A. Lndlcy, Daniel Lord
IT, Seth Low Joseph Lyman. Henry q. Marquand, Ed
ward L. owen G. 4. Peabody, jr, j. C. Rodriguez Samuel
j. Sanford Henry sclignau Herbert Seymour Charles
y Tretbar Theodore Thomas, Cornelius Vanderbilt,
william Augustus White. Henry y Whitney, Dr. FRED
erick Zinsscr. The Finance Committee reported SUD
scrptions to the Guaranty FUND TO te eN'
tent OF about $4,000 and 1t WAS Unanimously
agreed 10 raise this fund to S''.O'O Ut
100000 in order to induce sill wider interest In the
affairs of the Association among the publlcsied GU
nens OF New York and Brooklyn.
The Hall Committee reported that Steinway Hall had
been placed at the disposal OF the Association for the
private reheasas ~ the Chorus and that the
same large church In Brooklyn which was used last
ter for the rrhearsals OF the HrOoklyn Philharmonic
Chorus would be used this year also for the Brookyn
ported and IL announced that Wednesdays in New
York at steinway Hall and Wednesdays ard SATURDAYS
for the trial voices OF these Chorses II the tcr-
uon Oi Mr.. Thomas To accept only good voices conbucd
with ability Ia read music. - much interest
created IN ths Festival a"ng The quartet singers In the
churches III NcwIork and Brooklyn aud many prom.
nent singers have agreed TO JOIN the Chorus- for
honor Of the occasion. that u Il believed the ChOruss
Will he largely made OF Xericuccd singers Oilers Of
assistance have also been Acknowledged from Newark
aud Jersey Slty from many places III New ork state
and h"in Philadelphia and Boston. For the Handel
night. AMI perhaps for the Beethoven night. the chorus
viii number not les than 1000 voices. An architect =
plan Of the Handel Festival Chorus stage ia the Cri stall
Palace In nov On it's way hithrr The engagement OF
Frederick A. Schwab. wh0 II 10 proceed al once To Eu-
rope 30 make arrdngem nts for the appearance
Cral great vOcaiss and Observation-Disclosures and who viii
undertake the business management OF the Festival
also reported The engagements OF the artists aud OF
several notable European musicians and composers
whose prcsraco Will also be secured Viii be- announced
a. a. effected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
THE MAYOR AND THE STREETS.

Mayor Grace was asked yesterday If he wished to
say ANYTHING relative 10 the Street-Clealllng Oil
which the Governor has signed. lie SAID
There Is very little more Ia add To WHAT l nave
heretofore sad | shall do my utmost to carry out
the provisions Of the bill and give the metropolis
clean streets. g.
r,nre for Commissioner of Strcct-Cleaning
Il still favor Lirutenant- Commander G0rrlnge'
From other sources il was learned that Commander
GCrriugc hcsitatcs 10 accept the position. he
reasons for his hesitation understood To he tht
he is fearful of being hampered Ivy the romeo anu
U,aith nrpartlucnts; that while responsible for
keeping the streets ocan hc might be unable TO pro-
cur, the facilities ne needs to enable him 10 max
success "A certainty: AMI rather than incur the risk
OF failure he prefers retain his present position III
the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
CONKIING'S MAGNETISM.
A BRUSH
WITH THE SPEAKER.
REMARKABLELETTEH
From the Speaker of the House. !.
HOUSE op RxrRxsxxrAnyEs,

February IL, 1881. !
For the nrst time in lie am induced 20 give Testimonial
Noticing paper advertisement Of Dr. SCOTS Eleo
Brush sent IS for one and dnd indeed remark
able brush Ny wife years suffered with heaaehss
them at Several friends have
headaches and failed NJ wife ses
ting premauy bald but the brush has entirely stopped ~
fall ng and started growth Use II "a dan
drn and 10 works like q Five times tho vouH
bur my brush could no. replace It. To-day boagh
OF mcAlmon druggist OF this place. two brushes TO
friends who have tried mine and requested buy for
Cooho! Ponder Mayor Of walnut Ridge attacked BY
severe sct headache while my lie ven
SICK. Ny wife proposed try the brush. which he nnnJ
consented do with faith In It, however In three ms
he said ne felt better In his life and directed
send him brush have Authorized McAlmont the drug
gst u my name in recommending H. Yours truly,
GEORGE THoKNBURGH
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives
L,dLe Rock, Ark
Thornburgh ai-o Grand High Priest Royal Arch Ma
sons and Past Grand Ms 'ter Of Masons Of Arksnsas
This test nonia unsolicited, and get ma
every day Pamphlets ihaile free This remarkable brush
great success Nervous
Bilious Headaches In I've 20 minutes Neuaga
and rheumatism in two u five minutes and 10 quickly stop
falling hair and badness Al d>ders Guortzed retus
represeed Beautiful Pnre Bstle Brush.
We will send postpaid receipt Of IS. or by Express O
H.. your expense. with privi, ge Of examination.
The Pail Mall Electric Association, $40 Broadway Wall
acks Theatre Building.
For sale at all Drug and Fancy storsa
LITTLE ROCK. April 5, 1891
Having been troubled by letters asking II the above GEM
tary without solicitation and this IL answer 10 all In
quirers- GEORGE THOENBU RGH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
MAX sTRAKOSCHS TROUBLES.

The facts about Max StrakOschs last assignment
are not very thrilling lie made the deed, he says,
moi because he was forced to do but on the
of his lawyer in Orcr to save some OF ms creditors
floln prejudice through Suls begun by others. MS
liabilities of all kinds IA. estimates at T3O,OOO, ana
his assets consist of his opera wardrobcs and his H.
brary of music which hr accumulated during his ca
rrcr ~ opera manager. and which, SO lie say :
cost him fro u $4,000 10 10000. The most OF
the cases which are the eve OF Judgment grew
ont of his venture manager of Mis- bouclcalt
Hcncs Robertson and her dramatic company Inc
siits are for salaries by members of the company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28

tarafua's band. Following these came the pocs enu
orstor the different classes, and the scnooS OF nine
Medicine and Law. few OF the s.uoenS WIZ -
enid. and nIets but the majority white gowns and white
.,D,o not. an which were drawn skulls, croasbones
aud such eeomptrcal problem. they wero unable b 20
pnt into their heads All the students bore en-
nrocession numbering 300. marched non tno w, -
Monnment AZ IO45 D. 10. up Fifth ave. ana th1onkn
Forty-seventh-st the college campus En t and
humorous p1em and Grafton delivered The studchS
then marched 20 Hamilton Park, where they helu
81 conyyium"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ruokinokam Hotel-Justicc stephen J Field o. tne
II Snnreme Court FYuh hrenue Ho>-Ex @s ei,s
Roscoe Cohklng and Thomas Plat CONTROLLER
BrSr06r HOtfss-Franklin H. GOven OF lhllals
Metropolitan HOtetSenator Charles A. fonIT Eay New
EfTS U0uSe- Professors George T. IIby VI ~ ~
Haven and NJ Mead Of Andover Mass 81 , ,sNS ~
Gr1Hd roo
Speaker George B. Sloan. 81 osweGo Nso ionk Hi
Carlos Kentucky ~ Jdine~ 80,
Henry G. Robinson, OF Hartford StreroH g511h ~
TYLER Of buffalo actor HOuse-MayOr Isaac o. h"' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
TIE CAR.pRIVERS STRIKE.

CnlesS the leaders who have had charge OF the ar
ranppnrnts for the car-dTivcrs' strlkc, ORDERED To
take plac, at O'Clock this morning have Over'stl-
mated the strength of the movement, many drivers
on the several lines of this city will II up ana 20
TO Irving Hall To hear addresses 10y Henry BcTgh
and John Swinton. When the strikers have AS
semblcd, a formal demand upon the companies
will be made for - for day OF twelve hours In u
circular addressed 10 the drivers to bc distributed
this morning at o'clock, their attention was Ill
r.ct.d IN Tin. nncl .-lfN of unalIllnnIs notion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
4 ROMAN PROCESSION IN FIFTH ArENUE

The Sophomore Class of Columbia College
celebrated last evening by u Roman Trumphal Process
sion it's victory Legendre, the most odious text
book Of the first years course Of study An cigy OF
Legendre was mounted In twowheeed cart. This was
erooeded by the nctors" poce) aud the trumpeters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
Aiu'u,,r.r

tllc, vial force j., rrc'~~lr, in resisting
- ..,.,"n,' i..-- The -t.f-n tH' ,i"tn BE- hi'" 10
Doc a,I r. o.. aud -ln,nu', prr''nii'r AID '.ie
ldorr now the ,.c of rllu'~ Chlorid'-. The
oiot ,n.' 't..'it 'ui c' 300. il o 'iHi' iini
"Uu,l- fob, aaa Lizzie ..rn"uJus 'ira't',,
\ >rrrp Ururt- /, given TO rut1ncons
crupflnn- o. .'if urt rI thr cain 'h'u hr, in- ""c
M'''.nt -r''t- u', ar. ..'' Do .i' 2" '-' 90 . o. %"
..,l,it, iri.. iit t,ir i-H. t.n. lfs -.in
ia .. i. a,., '' a. %. Of 80. ,. =, ,.o, Dr. , =
il- u.ui, ~ hn.rf iard 'arh Axe. "ho' safe
d'i"t. 80 j'n.i.-i.. sos '"iA-
D0N'r rArr 10 get 4 copy of to-uielto Com-
u.ci.t,l" MAJ Nrw-. II l"n ~aat O." hc m'rr -'r
i''l iha9 ,'rr 300 90, n" ~,n '''"I' '' "''9 p
tlnA ini" uii'i in-.+"'i' 'n'". li''"I'"
DE. lAoN'~ ro"u rNHrrr,
Punt, and sweden fhr ir.'u
Earl y wilson, T. aud W brand of mems
co., and ,ur, az th- b,.t ~"d't'p "Ae,t
HanLru-on steam Clprt CLEANUP; WorA.
srul ior II' uiir- DO l.''t-.tht'
Nculy 200 Organs were -l.pp'd from thr
H,.f.. Nuf.. t' "a llu-',u. il' ui' %
OF N4r,h. HoltD -"retn- ifr % hor' h'.d "'ii
Scal-hin SIcquc- rpllrrd, ALTERED 70 new
slll'. hu-h,d compete. ~I.ta'h "'t.. pr 80 -' 10
MAN,tA.lost. loiriin'r-t
Tx TurHrrE'> ELECTRA
Tor "h,Iu- tinc ia.rl,'
The well-known STRENGTHENING properties Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
DR.. RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

Perfectly tasrless elegantly coated for the cure 81 all lis
ore stomach. liver bowels Kidneys bladder ner Gus
Diseases headache constipation, costtveness indi .tion.
dyspepsia biiousnr-s bilious fever, inflammation 81 ihs
niles and all arrangements OF the internal N~esA
MaiIlni, effect positive Price 20 cents per box
sold by all druggists
DIR RADWAY 4 CO. 81 WARREN-ST.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
MARINE INTELLlGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY
SIM 1 20 sun sofs f32 Clock Fow I'm oi'.
Moon H. Hl,u .oufhs 0@i MONS tgr, HAYS V
Uf.U WArrK rObAt =. " $500.
sandy HOOK o. GOV I,lAnd S2l lio Cato .--l 1910
mon AiTE tO-bAt o.. "
sandy Hook OG 'ioy. sand 81 Hon H@1'.---iu''l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
' HUDSON RIVER TOWNS.

TARRYTowN.-Ncssrs. Hickey and Byron. OF
MoHnt Vernon have been awarded a contract to
bniId five miles Of railroad by the managers Of the
New-York City and Northern Railroad to connect
TaTytOwn with their line
YONKERs-A new hose cart has been hullt LOT
irwin Hose Company No. 3. 1t is tO be delivered
To the company on Decoration Day II will he es-
cortod into the city by Hook and Ladder Company
No | and Lady Washington Engine Company NO -
nreccdrd bY the YOnkers band.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
z. r. z.
RadWaV's Ready Relief.
rHE CHEAPEST AND BEST MEDICINE FOR FAMILY
Use IN THE WORLD.

USE IN THE WORLD.
ONE 80 CENT BOTTLE
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND PREVENT
THE SY~ TEN AGAINrr SUDDEN ATTACKS or EPI.
DENIES AND CONTAGIOUS DISEASES THAN OSH
HUNDRED DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER AEDI
CINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RELIEF II AP
Piled INTERNALIY-OR TAKEN INIERNALLh AC-
COKDING 70 DGRECTIONS-PAIN,F FROM WHAfENEB
CAUSE, CEASES 70 EXIST ~.
all where pain discomfort IL experienced, or
Influenza piphthera sore Throat, Mumps liad
Coughs Bilious COic Inflammation of the Novels
stomach Lungs Liver, Kidneys, or with cr9np Qnnsy
Fever and Ague Neuralgia Headache Tic Dolorenx
Toohachr Earache, NERVOUSNESS Heeplessners, or Win
Lnmbago Pain IN the Back rheumatism or win Dl.'
rhra Cholera MOrhu-. Dyscntery, with Burns >eAd,
OF Bruises with strains Cramps splsms. the apphciuOa
. RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Will cure you VI the HViss
OF these complaints Ia a few hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28

thought that the plaster was mixed In the horses
fsed Nv dishonest dealers 20 increase their weight.
Sheriff Conner recently lost horse from tAe Samc
cause.
srApIEroN.-The schooner yacht Henry ". John
son has been purchased by Henry hcMora from ~ I.
vessel is TO be used for wrecking purposes on Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-05-28
iron combined with other tou;cs and most perfect nnryfns
arc found IN Carriers ITUn Pnls.

Warranted the greatest pain relieyer In the
woridpl ToBLss vSSsrM LnIaxu Tnry y.sna Cole
chronic rheumatism old and pains m the nnys os
and chest over 500 ply recommend IL ana
tiacates the depot ~ huTrayst NO one
has tried IL bat onnues TO use and recomneho - W
their friendA Only IS and so cents per bottle
Sold BY All the druggistA
Wheat phosphates and vegetable tOnics are
healthful al inlure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
wandering Nii.ilisfs.

WILKEsnARRE. Pa, Juao lG. -Thrco Rus
siars inside their appesra0o, 10 this county
lLuz;rae) Tu,fdGy, aod entering saloon kept
5y Russia tanned Maj ,sk, 10 Hrz'cton, said
they Baottd 70 show him how the Car was
6io"1 ~. Ia order 10 IuArate this they pro
Guced tjrce Z lasa balls filed With dynamite.
Gao OF the'o theg threw ct VII ceIbsrrow,
when the ball czll )dei AID tn, Hh,closrrow
Tss b!oWa to pjeo9s. The man were arrested
Tor malicious mischief ard Gaed by iastico OF
the :sc,. Their prcsctc, 10 tic c,aI regions
Is excloS good desl OF comment, and many
arc wcnierog whether their mission is a peace
!ul one o. nut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
s,fGlifninn's Freaks.

New YORK. June lG.-Duriog tho thuodcr
STERN On Tuesday three yourg men we're SEATED
on the bluff at Fdrs Lee, uodrr the shade Of 0
vide spraadirg tree. All at oucs tho three
were stricken by Q Lightning chaio aeG Knocked
seuSGIcss to tie erourd. -Four trees hid each
al the Same irstsn. been struck By the z:ezaG
curse OF tic tork ard wers uprootod like vino
stems. Oae Of The mea was struck 10 tho neck
the curreot running down bis back, tearing his
coat, vast and psn:alooDs to tatters. He died du
ficg the night.
About five O'clock on Tuesday morliog The
barn of. Tenbroesk Voeehte. at Rsritan Ian
dog, N. j., vas set 90 fro by lightning. The
loss WIS abou! $500.
William EIbelsoo, telegraph operator ct Mon
mouth junction, N. j., vas proa'raled by light
ming which came en- he wires II, will recover
The trurk OF large tree 10 Greenwood Gene
te,y was split in too BIZ s!roko Of lightning
on Tuesday aft;rnocp. The water pipc of
hou:e 10 tho vicinity Of the cemctary was also
stru,k by the electric fluid, which split it for 6
distance OF several feet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-06-16
From Perm.

PANAMA, Jdnc Fittings are unchanged 10
Peru El:c, the last report hcrefrou.
From tt g Ohian Times it is learned that the
WhallOg bark Jacob a. Hawlsnd arrived ut
Ialcatuani on April Is h with 100 barrels of
cl', st.er having becn 10 coliiicu with he
British bark E;he'rtd, eff Cap, Horn. Tho
latter vessel sunk. but The captain end c,ew, 90
IN nun Der. AID passenger were cavad.
Va the alter1ooo Of the &c h Of April, with.
cut eny laGicalion Of WarDipg. furious whi,l-
WIND rushed over 6 psr: Of tao iowa Of Valdivia
aud 10 !5w minutes wrecked 40 cotire block,
ani Killed aud wtuldcd several persoHs