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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
school Moneys.

The State Superintendent of Public
instruction has made the second
semi-annnal apportionment of school
moneys for the year 1881, on the ba-
sis of 81 80 per census child. Under
this apportionment, White Pines
quota is 1928 81.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1881-07-16
nullion

The Star Company shipped through Wells
Fargo q Co.. for the week ending July 9th.
bullion, the gross value of which was
Sl2.336 49,;
, 1881-06-02
COLOMBIA.

THE Pn0TOCOI. DESOuSCEU.
PANAMA. May M.-The Stur a,ul Herald
publishes the following resume Of the leasting
points Of tho protocol, sail tu haye been
stgued by representatives af Colombia alld
tho United Stntcs at New York:
Ships of war and military coavoys Of tho
United statea may. III peace or war. paHa FREQ
through tho canal Without payment Of tolls.
Dy common consent. both Governments will
SOLICIT, In tho territory Of tho lsthmus, puccs
appropriate for forts, arsennls, conlln4 Iepots.
aid naval storohousca.
In tlmo OF pcaco, there shall be no American
military force on tho isthtnus beyond TINT iu-
dispcnsnble for tho ropAtr nnd preservation of
such forts, araennls. etc., otc.
In caso tho neutrality OF tho canal should DO
thrc1tonct, tue United States nre authorized to
take military occupation at tho iathmu8, md
Columbin will be obliged to coBpcratc.
Shfp8 at wAr Anl military expeditions Of all
othsr nations except the unitoA Htntea will
have no right to pass through tho canal Il, t!mo
OF poaco. Nevertheless. tho two nations may.
by mutual uI.3cratAndinu, permit thU Innocent
uAe ut tho hl4hWuy to such shipA aud cxpedt-
tons.
Colombia un dartakes not to enter Into ucgo-
ttattons GoncarnlnK tho eana!. or to utter rules
md regulations Eoyertltng It, without previous
nceorl With the Unltod States.
Tho Httlr anil Herald aAds that tho proto-
col has bcon dlsapproYed BY the Colombian
6GnAtc. ..
Deichman, United States h1nIstor to Co.
loMbIa, and author Of tho Drotucol, Is furl-
0lls.
Tho Government, Senate, press, and public
havg unanimously denounced tho protocol.
, 1881-06-02

WAUKEdAS, ILL.,. May 3l.-J,,st bGfore II
O'Clock to.tlny, Us Clark II. Smith, Esq, was
assembling the stairs leading to Palmer Il
kerr's psow factory llg missed bis footing
and fell 10 the lantlLng below, Il distance OF
iiot 1aore than iiye fcat dsloGattnR his neck and
causing Instant death. s1r. EMith wns IN ol
resident or Tho usy. Ercatty r1spertGd by ull.
Jury returned q verdict In nucortlanon With tho
fuutA,
, 1881-06-02

Dgan1N, June 1.-1'o-n|glls's farewoll BAN
Quet to Minister White proved to bo tic
grcatest possible success. Tho lnrgo dining
i.all of TIC Kalsarf0t was tastefully lecorat-
e4. a numerous nnl most distinguished
company had assembled, Minister Whlto
was seated between Con. Won Kamcckc, tho
Minister Of War, ii. full reg!mentals, and Prot.
Gnnlst. Among otIlers present were 1'rofs.
Mom.nsen and Cur4us, many no1nbors Of
tho Royal Academy, Dr.. .Nnchtigal,. tho
African explorer, Ernest Dcgur. Albert
W0lif, tho sculptor, Kl,Aus, Eschkc, ana
Koosner, tho patnters, Herr DcIbrnck. tho
ex.prcsltlent Ut tho Federal Ctance!lory,
Herr Kapp, aud Mr.. Krlessmann, tie
American Consul General; IN short,
NIL she celebrities OF Berlin politics,
science, mud art. Thu Federal Council, the
lleIchstag, and the pfassiau Diet We're par
tlcu!arly we'll represented.
AFTER DINNER
Gen. Won Ka1naoko arose and alluded to tho
universal sympathy with the American Na-
tlon which tho Emperor fully allares. lilo
proposed KAISER 1Vithelm's health, who
was "saosa German tl,un any other
Ger,nan," and never sl,raNk frun uphulltug
tho honor null Integrity OF tho Empire. lI!s
eloquent WordH wore plainly delivered, aud
callud iorti, MI enthusiastic RESPONSE, 'rhon
Darson luttkauler, Minister of Public Wor-
ship and temporary Minister Of tho Interior,
begged leave to a.lttress thu auat0nce, faynr-
ably commenting OIL tho evident
euueayor Of tic American Nation
II DO worth!'y represented at
Berlin, America, aud Germany bolng united
by tho strongest bonds Ut frcMlsll!p and cs-
teen, they had always entertained tho beat
possible relations to eacll othor, After l!s
!lustrloas predecessors America could send
to BerI!n no better man than Mr.. Willie,
who, staying u comparatively short t!me, haa
10 endeared himself to tho paopls as to ba-
eo,ue almost 0er,nan coupatsiot,
HERR ruTKAMAER
deeply regretted Minister Whites retire
ment, but fully npprcclated his motives.
Ilo hoped that, on retugatng to
America, he would Increase the large
number OF those who already attached
the greatest Importance to 0ermany's
friendship. lie thsn proposed to toast Pres
, 1881-06-02
4 DISASTROUS EXPLOSION,
THE VICTORIA HORROR.
Special D{tpQtth 10 5hs Chicago Tribune.

PlllLApELrlI1A, juno LAT noon tho boil
er IN Gatflley Il tu.'s Aye-w0sks, ut kol,slng-
ton, exploded With disastrous elect, Two
men wcrp instantly killed. tuIny blown III
pieces, aIM others weIu wudgcd in tie ruins.
, 1881-06-02
A BODY D1.tOvEnED.

MEMPHIS, Tenn., June 1.-The body OF
llenry T. llenjes. night wate|tnnft ut tho
transfer steamer Uon. rlrrsont ,lruwued Sunday
tight, WnA recovered tlifs niarpiux.
, 1881-06-02

4
Etkstdt 1isn1teh IN Tbs fthtrrt1 T1kit,irA

Special Dtspateh to 1'As Cnieato 1rttuna.
bfcsKEGoS, Mich, Juna l.-'VitiaM Zt,n-
lnir, 1t young Ind, was drowned whil0 bath
inR iu tho in6s Inst evening. Ihe body Of james
". l'npe, VIM was drownrL by fullt,,9 oil lug
yesterday, w1a found cariy this morning.
, 1881-06-02

LITTLE fstK.k, Ark. Jhnc 1.-The Guxctlc's
Newport. Ark, spec!ai snys: Lewis B
Hutchinson WIS nccItluntly kfltnd ilear here
t'r<tay. liz was hauling who'd, and while go-
lug tlowh II dpcltnc 1T the rond lost Ills bal
aco nsld fell frosn bis scat to tho donbtc-tree,
ttsd ucGasfl's cntAl,4leh In tho lines. Tho tenn
LceME'a ntttI,ntlaYcut,lc. plltI4ttX md kicking,
h'd tiaGxlitfY tho unfortunate man H. I,orrI11a
!nhllnsr. iiy xas t.nnlly thrown to the REound
iio WIS picked up insansible, lnd died IN hour
, 1881-06-02
EITHER BIG HAIL OR RIG LIE.

Pou0MNEEi'sfE. y. T., .Itt1u la terrific
lia!l-storm yesterday extended frnn New
where WIS destroyed, Curn unn young fruit
wpru Killed. Strawberries were ruined. Tho
storm luseA.u shrcc-41unrters uf III hni1r. Sumo
hni!.Hanhes wcrG twu tnclies In diameter. In
psaees this morning tho haiI-stoncs were foot
, 1881-06-02
4 PREMATURE blast,

SAN fnAScIsCu, June 1.--Dan White, a
fnreliEall oil II portion OF tie Oregon Railroad
CuIilpany's road, WIS killed BY premature
dscharUo Ut n u1ast ncar Dnilcs, Ore. White
u'll two lAbOrcr4 wCru thrown high In tho air
aud over tho bluff Into tho river,
, 1881-06-02
DEATH IN a LUMBER CAMP.
6pettoi Ql4pdefh 70 IAe Ehleap2 Tribune.

GHASp RArIns, Micl,., .tuno IA special
says TINT Thomas Wcirl., at work In Fllurs
ll,tnllur calnp Ccar Wilton. Mich, wRs killed by
trcs falling On ht,n. tio ,yhs fruln ManlateQ,
, 1881-06-02
At $500 Ooz.

Hemstitched and Colored Border,
Sheer Linen Tucked,
Fancy Hemstitched and En1b'd,
All good value for $1,000.
, 1881-06-02
TIE DEADLY cE1.LAn-DooR.

EtKfiAltr, lnl.. June Last night Mrs.
Potter, living III Sherman street, this city.
fell through crllar-tlnDr md WINS seriously
md probuhi,' fataliy. Injured. At this writing
her recovery is doubtful.
, 1881-06-02

ANOTHER yEsBKI. nOAnDEn ny TIE
FRENCH,
TuNls. juno 1.-The French gunboat
1s0pasl boarlad Maltese sclloon"r oil this
coast, examined her papurs, ailtl lift gunras
OIL board, who accompanied tbs vessel to
Moaastar.
, 1881-06-02

DIE(1W = Ell IN \ NIKIFX.VAULTs
apsefal bsodteh to 1Ae Chteaeo TttIsns,
GitASD R1rtus, Mici., jtiuc 1.-IAisoycn-
inE little daughter Ut Joseph llnppreclt, Of
this city. nKel yonrs, wandered away from
home. Atld when found was drowned In i ne!xh-
boring privy.yAutk
, 1881-06-02

SulCINE.
VIENNA, June l.-Fleld-MRrshal Teget-
loft, brother Of tla celcbrateJ Admiral
Tpxsthoti, committed suickle. liz l,aa been
long suffering troIn a,l incurabto u,alady.
- PlsoF. NEtsNAfs,
Professor Of Classical Ph!lology and Librarian
OF Bonn University, u deatl.
, 1881-06-02

n
IL aian sajd 10 l,ayu vccurred IN thn Tow,, of
:3carIir, fa,uo colii,ty, Castte puftl,nns INV
thu bcurte aru Influenced tn such 1, hitch, md
nrn 81 .ielnornltzcl by agitation, that they IRE
rlpG for any mischief. 'rlty nro also ilu91,ett
with partial SUCCESS over both tic civil and
military rowcr, md aru
BECOMING DAILY MORE pAulxu.
SoiAers ntnl pnIlce ars, inccnsed not merely
ngaihst tho ,opulacc but against tito author
ffles, who Will hot rertuit ti,vta III defend
themselves. There Is SUING risk Ut t!,is III
dfEhatit feeling assuming 4 form ttai,-
l;crous to discipline, mil Il tnuy lend to
MI !rreprcssib1e 0.ltbrenk Of fury aEninst
the ptpulacr. Ur nets nf retaliation upon tliu
Inhabitants Ut Hnrrlsonc,l Districts Iho
War-O!l1ce Inns ordered tho barrAcks Mt New
H0ss. now oecnpiutl by Il tr0op Of llussnlE,
to ba Ilttcd with phrt>ioles for mtIsketry.
rlno1rrrui. DISORDER.
Dt!n1.tS, June IA report reached Lncr-
lick that Tires policemen hatl bcen kIlcst dur
Ing hi eviction riot IN County curo. Tho
rtotln9 III Clonnel las been rosunctl. TIlo
poI'co atltl soldiers ciiargc't tho mob, ntNl
tnafY penrlt wcro wounded. Tho troops
finally clearcd tho Htrtcts. DurliIg tho
service ut eviction, wrlts Hlt thu Islands
around tho cpast ri Donegal, tho assist
allce Of her MnjEsty's punboat Gosl,-
hnwk WIS takon. Thu Inhabitants
attacked and destroyed tho Gusl,awk's small
bonts, when tho g1nboat olencu fire with
what result IL lInt know.
THE INSPECTOR or POLICE
has visItcd various posting.hunses in Kill
kenny nnt( warned car-,wlurs and drivers
that If they refused tu SUPPLY ears to thu po-
licc md military III tut,lrn tho owners would
be lined SO each all,l the drivers imprisoned.
Alt111:srEf,
The President OF tite Bnllina County Muyo)
Branch Of thu Land leoguu l,as tccn nr-
rested md tukcn to Ktlmn{ullam ,tat].
TIE 1ntsu LASp LEAGUE,
1.oSpoS, june 1.-The corrcsponttent of
the E.itnburg Scotsman says: Tho state-
)ucuts TINT, Mt II meeting of tllo Cabinet Sat-
urtlov. n ,,ronosoi wos ,na,,e r. a,an"nh ~,
,,,iIin ,nn,,1u,-, f., Tro,o,,,I ~. ~. ...,.,.
nn,I =, a,,,,,rnss ,,,a n,,., n.r,,., W.
fn,,,,o,l Tho M,,,oi,o.,ar n,,.,,,s,,, WI w.
1n,.,o, oorroa,,.1a.t ne,,s. r. t.. .,.s. aa" TO-
thJ ,aoat i,ra,,,,,nt 49,, 20 t.'us -"
tnr,mo, my 80 ,.a o ~. soIes'Gt.1 M ''.s "e.
r'''n!''eu ,,, ~ uest, w!th t1o nald Aeagao Us
mh .lteut osga'.i]at'on' o''t II II uhaerstooa
uaut te9'.l'nn'!'chs'ons nave pnsseM s,nce inc
n'a.sal ~ ~ nnnl,h ol rotstes' ule G!leI oecre-
ts.s.,. 10y ~, 4au. "nlsn ~ ~ sIlu" tas ,''o
,'a,',.. 4at a.o "s.I.'lne ., not u ue'ay
"olll7 lnet. po"c1s unueF lHo toeIcfon act 10
efnsI INTIMIDATION. forstcr wlll return to
!'on4on III t'"lo u atteha to-iloffo"'a Cab
laat hleetlhg'
THE coSFEbEtsATE ToND1foIpEns.
aeStofaay's meeting OF tic confederate
nohuhottiers adopted n resolution inviting
InQ DOnunDlICrS IN NGn{t91t tkt6lr 1HTttA lit
rust for The Committee, aid to pay an as-
HEsHt0f11t Nt nnR AIf1lfnr 1tnr 4fGn fnr FINN
, 1881-06-02

fy{9ffTNfSV.
Spttlat Dtfnatth 10 7hA Chteaao Tribune.
1,A SAtl.E. ILL.,. June LA heavy thunder
shower i'asSoti aver tttis section last evening"
and considerable dAinaEe was cnusct II, scv-
elal localities by lightning. At jones' dairy
farm. two miles south Of this pface, dairy
barn was struck at,d entirely consumed,
with all It's contents, consisting Ut lairy
utensils, agricultural implements, lay, liar
nes4 eio., ut thu enlng tfntg killing tsvr horses,
us,w. uud twn cnivts. Loss pFobab1y about
f!.ltt.
1t Tim Hni'lvan furtn. near by, n cnrncr.l w,s
Aono1itno tho cnrn scattered to tho four winds,
H1ls six ht,xs killed.
Sra..tTtlss. H., .luHe 1.~-UHr!uH tho hearY'
tntIl-st0rtn which visited this vicinity yeaterday
Il s Iistu, fvur !tos wcss " cnrne
~ llHhthlnx. Its team wNs al4o killed.
, 1881-06-02

innshtnK TIM car* and plnylng hnvpo with tho
fright, which was principally Ernn. Tt!chard
tilrnson. who wits on tGp of tEg train: received
Injuries In tho bnnk, and VIVA tho only poraon
httftx
, 1881-06-02

- sAANAA AA'N - -%NNAbL-N -
WORCESTER, Mass, Juno lat North
13rookttettl this morning siss,Sclle Murphy had
hor htnh cut or Ia M elevator ut Uatchclor's
hunt ahup.
, 1881-06-02
Forty People Burned Moro OR
Loss by Gasoline at Spring.
field, Mass.
The Calamity Brought About by
a Fire, Folio we'd by an
Explosion.
inquiry Touching the Responsibility
for the Trenton Railway
Butchery.



1ana. I'll.
TIE VICTORIA HORROR.
spee'a' Dapo1ta 10 1"s e.aea'0 4'1oo"e'
A.oSpoS' ont', june l.-iHo Iorouefs IN
'esngat!oa INTO tlle victoria disaster was IT,
sulae'' tl'ts attefil"o'' a. tue C1sy.tal1' anu
I,E4 gontE'"cu ~ IL O'CLOCK to'h1eat. Mf. oeofse
tuIls's' uie uofapaaly's SUPERINTENDENT sat
:, ~ tn'o"s.. 'ae hcatlhg, aec1'y Interested
LISTENER some scry Important evidence was
s'sen' q summary ol w'ich IS given helow:
hlr. Alunell!y. tho Government Inspector.
WIS tho first witness. lie snttl lie examined
and passud tic Imat on the :ss,d Of alny, 1850,
t anu tllat since then she hnd not been ex'
ahiitetl. o'lo hat n gooh engine a'lu mt
clitnery. alid Mt, engineer, WHO was
ono. Of tho hest Of Ills class, first
ass's!a Ine nc WI WITNESS ne %sr%le s any re-
coull not answer .letinitiy as to the quality
ot . ner % t!n'0er' Mf. Mel'cl'.y HAS neell sal,
ing Tor twenty'tlvc years as n'l eiigitleer anu
otherwise. nnu Ind largo experiences Us to
tnu au.'es o. copta'l. eoneef'.!hg tae
question OF leaving tho dock when tue boat
s was otvererowtet, he sala tne csptan Should
ilot leave certainly put after leaving 1t was
best to Keep right Oil. Tll0 Captain would
a'o ea,', ny ~ ~ . hso r.s uaKe ,,. '4.9 4,
o s,u ,n" g aoE' ~ WIS ut nsa, IN m .s
w. ,t u u,e stream, because IL no SHOULD run
Ills boat ull Il stee1, slop!ns bank II wou[d
cert certainly upset. 1 s M, Mensily M cxsmy : to
OF the bout good under the l,anl strip. liz
',rho ,,nvt .v;t,,osn ,..os 1s,s.,.,, A,,,r,y.p
1'u HeAl "''ness "as Joselh Ana1eWs,
the nlo"eer stea,nboatlna'' on tue river. ile
1S,,t"r.,u.' ~. t., oa.",'e, ,u-|' .'.,'1 ,', ..1
c"'elplise. out III octopet. lot', soI1l licrs ald
In fort tba ~ vict"r5a !yas @ s;m,',,. @ M % aSto".
1i.', f.,, ,,,,,..'.1, .1,,,'. -
SUI. VI l1e fhtcFpr'se. ing enterprise was
i.ts-s!x .eet IN le'Etli and twenty rect boal':
thIrty-two feet beam. rha @ vii witness 1 mover n'
c,,"si,,,r, lis ,,o.t st..'
,,,','"r ~ ,,, a I'm. ~ a's ':o
SIlo was cUu,t,ose.l OF two boats toInp,l tn
g"tl,er In the water, and could % not , oyurturn ~
pw,,or. and Tint n,ivnnt,,pc wns fost.
Tlu must nus IMPORTANT v Iest,nony tin, NV was ptvon
Wiiiiam i. Adams, carpuntcr who WIS en-. H.
,,!nvcJ in tin rccn,,strnc;,n,, ~ tt,n Inn. r.
os1a -. ~. u'u s' ftSo'ts.ts'oh i. ut Luz oo. u
an ,.hor ta t,r 1 u1I ,,a,., "ssy
ad 10 mt to On . 'sw botto lott uss i' ss lad dx TX
eether one an"ye s tho o,her rsre wero D
% witness @ be,loyea e @ % thu I,mf wat w"1' ii1t
Ti,e piankinx vas Of ulno up to the bow, ,ti and
around tho bow were some olu,, ouk. and
Iickory The init was .St",ttei Int nf .; t,,n ;,o~ NV,
, 1881-06-02

ST. pisrEtssnuis6. J,,na l.-Tho Russian
political police llaya arranged TO send agents
to track tho RussIal Socialists in Rll the
principal cities iii EHr0po. Four will 10 to
London. four to Paris, four to Geneva, md!
two to tho Capitals Ut each OF tho other Eu-
ropoan states.,
01NTRCVAKDFF
visited bismarck Monday and Tuesday.
, 1881-06-02
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Nugk d HayMer's 1Io1A Powder liz the
kutx,st insect killer, 1t 1siakpa short work Ut
rnucltes, tluas, os, and bedI'uKs, Also preserves
ytianblU furs nHl wtMlltnA fFltn tho rArnEcs 1T
moths. aluok s. leAyuer, mAkGrs Of tho tIurs d"
CUlDXne
, 1881-06-02
At $500 Doz,

Fine Cold Enb'd fIenstitched,
new designs, worth soc each.
, 1881-06-02

Fine French Hand Emb'd, in COL
ors, Block and Fancy Hem
stitched, ex. fine. Not sold less
than 75c each.
, 1881-06-02


SrsIs0F1ELp, Afass., June 1.-rwcnty-
seven barrels Ut gasoline OIL tho platform Of
tho Consolidated 1lniIroa.l freiellt.housc
caught fire this afternoon Immediately after
tho passing Of III express train. Little
tiamngo to property resulted, tho tiremali
being abIo to prevent the lire spreading.
Two explosions injured seyarat tlrelnei aid
II good t,aly citizens. Tho first occurred
soon after tho outbreak Of the fire
and oniy iircn,en were injured. Tho
second cn,no after the tlre wns supposed
to bo out. ind tito crowd had gatherct& nroun1
tho barrolH through curiosity. Following Ia a
partial tlst OF tho njuroa:
Fireman ". J. Lundou.
q. Il. SarIer.
H. 3. Haskell.
l.. q. rutnoy.
A. ". SforrItt
r. ". Tinkha m.
Alonzo Aycrilt.
WA. WAshey.
George Saucr.
Frcdurlck Kutght.
Christopher Guy.
Henry EYIng.
0norEo Caahin.
Patrick 0rlin.
Frank rAul, dnnTorously.
Thomas MAultix, dnnYoruusiy.
john Clark. severely hutnel.
Henry +. Currt0r. frrfyht~honso cmploy6,
l,nIly burned ahout tho faco and hards-
Altoguthor forty peoplo wuro burned moro OF
less.
, 1881-06-02
At $2.76 Doz,

2-in. Clear, ex. size, Hemstitched.
Cheap for S3.75.
, 1881-06-02

Also very large and handsome
line Of the Finest French
HflkfS. from 75c to $40 each.
, 1881-06-02

GLYCEt1NE AND IfGI1TN1NHs
On. CRY, pa.. Afay 3l.--A party of bnys
found In the woods, short distance west OF
Parker, two empty nltro-glycerlno shells OIL
Sunday, a,ltl they took them to tho ,nuso OF
Mr., Boar, a1iu tu-lay James Moore. brother
!il-law Ut Dear, ags.! 1v. tried with a hammer
to lake the cap off Ut uno Of tie Shells. 1t
exploded, tenring his left hand anu urn IL
shreis. Ills abdomen WIS turn open 80
TINT tho bowels prntrlt!ett, ulld his 1ulNl at,l
arm fearfully lacerntad mud otherwIsg Injured:
Tho honsu wns budy Bhatturcd. Medical nld
At East nrndy this evening. during tho prevail
cnee Of heavy stnrla. swo tanks q % S!N9 iMr. ;a
Limos, wore struck BY lightning. Ono Of them.
contalnn1 100D barrels nf Grnde oil. Ia nnw
burning. and other property fs ln daliHor. This
ably be burned.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28
TACOMA NEWS.

We CLEAN the following from the
Pierce County Nesss of last issue:
Louis Levin will erect building
25x50 on Pacific Avenue nea, South 9Th,
for business purposes.
SM Nolan is grading the lot next to
the Ouimette block on Pacific Avenue,
preparatory to the erection Of dwell
ing house.
The steamship Empire sailed for
San Francisco this afternoon, with a
cargo of 1000 tons Of coal and three
passengers
Miss Clara A McCarty, of Sumner.
has BEEN elected Principal Of the New
Tacoma Public School, and Miss Mary
A Condor. Of Seat lie. assistant.
The contract for furnishing -four for
the Insane Hospital was given to Peel
Bros, Of Tumvster This Sc the first
time O Touring mill in Washington
Territory has secured q contract
The County Commissioners of Thurs
ton county appropriated 800 per an
mum 10 aid in the operation Of the Ms
qualiy Ferry on condition tina. Pierce
county should appropriate the same
sum.
The new Lodge of knights Of
Pythias soon to be organized in New
Tacoma is to have forty charter menu
bers. This we believe will be larger
membership than any lodge now III the
city:
New Tacoma has military company
- l.
drill or business purposes Other towns
on the Sound should organize and
msintsin siosilsr eonpsAics. Z z q =
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28
THE 9. L. 4 C. Co q Mr1L.--The

THE .. L. q C. Co . MrlL;-- The
Seattle Lumber snd Commercial Com
psny's new mill. ct the foot of Madison
street. Is now RAINING regularly. Yes
terday. $4,000 feet of lumber was
turned out, oil of which was cut with
the big circular. The re saw is not
ready for work yet. but will be in q
few days. when the cutting capacity
will be about doubled. The sash and
door machinery has arrived. but is not
yet in position. Orders for lumber are
coming in rapidly. and are now at
least two weeks ahead of the saw. The
following persons are having the ma
terial gotten out for new houses {:
Ro bert Sheriff.. residence. 14x2S. in
the southern part of town; 81. Muller,
same. l4x24, in North Seattle; A. II.
Manning. same. 22x30 two stories
high. in North Seattle; /. II. Page, two
story house B. F. Day, residence,
20x22. On Pike street, in the northern
part of town. Besides these, there are
several othsr small buildings.
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ARsoS.-Ssys the Walls wslls States
man: From . private source We learn
that the Tousssint Bros. formerly tin
smiths in this city and Vancouver. but
now of Cheney, ". T.. were arrested
on Sunday evening for an attempt to
ire their store for the purpose of get
ting the heavy insurance on the build
ing. Ii seems thai they have store
valued at about $500. which they by
diverse representations managed to in
sure in different companies for come
$1,000. They hired q negro to fire the
building for SO, bu, before striking
the match Tou>saint decided 10 remove
bis trunk. which he did. carrying it to
some brush not very far away from the
buudIng Some parties loungiDg
around discovered the trunk. and think
ing sIch an occurrence was unusual Tor
business men 20 indulge in, they be-
came suspicious, and upon examining
the premises they found q great guam
tity Of shavings soaked IN coal oil, scat
tered under the building. ready to be
fired. These parties immediately gave
the alarm, and IN few moments thers-
after the members OF the firm were
arrested aud put different apart
ments, where upon being interviewed
by Mr LiBhingtop, the banker. who
held the largest insurance on their
store. he extorted 8 confession from
Tousssint, duplicating his brother and
the negro, who was Immediately arrest
cd and confessed as above. The feeling
IN Cheney is very strong against the
men. many realizing how close they
came TO disastrous conaagraiion. The
prisoners will probably appear before
the present Grand Jury. The evidence
at hand 10 so strong that oonviction
will surely follow. aud the psniten,iary
stares them in the face.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28
PuBaIc SCHOOL MATHIS. - T

PuBlIo School MATHIS. - The
public schools Of Seattle viii open ON
the Arss Monday in October, and con-
tiaus IN session, sasaa short vacation
dueia9 ~ holidays tfli next summer.
Va afs infbrmed athst the Directors
now have matters in such shape that
hereafter ten months schools ench ysw
'csn b lnnGht Without xnnnisg U6hfnd
WIN tie dnaness. ~1he following are
the teaehsrs selected for the ensuing
year:
! Ceatral schooa--E 8 Ingrsham. Miss
Anna Bean and Mrs r = Nicklss.
Sixth Street Hchool--0 B Jones and
Mrs Helen l. Psarce
South school II + jones' and Alice
Coffunan.
North Sehool--D D Ward and Hslsns
Smith.
Bslltown Sohool-B L Northrup.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-28


NEW EscAMskEEr. = On Friday
night iasts Wsshisgtoa Encanpnsnt
No. 4. 1. b. o. r.. was instiiutsd It
Port Gamble By II. @. Strive, Past
Grand Mater and Disarier Deputy
Grand Sire. assisted BY Past 0raad
Master Swan and other nsubers Of
the Order. The institution and instsl
latios Of otRceEs we're public. and we're
Witnessed hy 3 large number ct the
cisiseHs Of the t3wn. At the close Of
the exercises. Gov. Newell delivered
an address on the history, principlsa.
benefits and progress Of Odd Fellow
chip. which vas sstentivsly heard by
those present. ~Ahaoqast In the dlnisg
room of the Mil Conpanys cook house
followed; this. with ell the other exer.
cises, keeping the company at II until
8 o'clock Saturday morning. The new
epcampment starts under favorable
circum stances, having eleven charter
and sixteen initiate members. Those
who went from this city on the Fanny
Lake to participant in the organization
returned about half.past 8 yesterday
morning. tired. though quite pleased
with whst,they bad seen and expert.
enced. AZ iss number indicates. Wash
ington IL the fourth Encampment IN
the Territory.