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, 1881-12-15
SCIENTIFIC COOKING.

LECTURE NY mis-. Ew1Nd At THE PARK 1NsrI-
TtTE.
Mrs. Emma r. Ewing delivered m Intcrcst1nr
Ash,.rj o,.o,.,a ~, =. .1ss... .u ~ aes ,e,l" "
,', 1ss"'n'A ~, "'u""o' y" 'oaaelng "iio !'hRtn9s
"n'ca Will provo especially bonololal to tho
economical housewife who prepares her own
t"",os T.. .,os,.,.. '., ~ nys
.s''oo ;" eooaIax' sae ''etu' faushea OIL oelo6
put TO practical test. lsoastlng was one OF
tho tnost important branches, or at joase was
considered 80 bcroro tho ral,aes or atnycs cnma
NV s".o'"t @oe' 4ao Ine u'Vhing rohst'ha
from oaRuax 1s very Hne-So tnuch 10 TINT It II q
distinction Utmost without u dItTorcnce, A. conl
tirU for roast,x Ia III 4 8roat nAny respcots stt-
regArl tN heat, and IL much llUttpr to tnH,lge.
Tho rt should npyor be u krclt ns IL, ranf]er
tho stnVg ut any time reil-htt, Aul car0 ohOd
bu tukcn not expose tho hot coais TO tic ur.
rtIastfng turkuy-tuke, for lnsMncu, II yoyon.
puunsl une-it shuul mt renIniI III the nven
lsre thai t.yD h0isra, rr, It tho fowl tp tgt, Let
II rcnRln III thu oyel, M6otlt twenty tnIrulUa to
rrnders It s1rY. Iu rtmat l,eer which tas Ucuonlo
tho popuIur tlIsh uf Aluuref 1ks we'll nix Hnviar,J
the clean ut,e s!lu should ht aenrc.l ojl but p
lntore being placed 1t, tho Oyuts, Tho Rrtrli,x
serves tic Juice on tbs inside, IN wSl S ID tho
!lnyor also. a great many peopla sucrlice po,n
Ut ttloso .ussrnttal4 tur tho UuuctIt Of u nre
ttaror. AZ tlyU-po,lnd roast II properly sparpd
mistake in roasting W we'll Us IN ,n<
Ing yteskA In 10 flavor ihoni will SILT
Wills cooking. Tiiia should never ba uone ia
tho salt hus d tcnaonuy to absl,rb Tho jncca. In
roaatn4 cut Inluts or iann OF, mutton tl,e tatno
shoull rctt,nIn Ii, tho uvetI longer. Ycal t at,til
purk nhnulu nlwnys ho wu1l .lt,,1u-tn regard Ia
tho latter it aannut lJc lou much du,lu.
, 1881-12-15

tv,. .,, -
Ahn NrhppeFs Assemble ht ST. Aott1H
and Formulate n Memorial to Coti~
Ercxs, OH tho Strength Of Which TiRcy
sxoun to EmMtv ti,o Na,iona, Trcn..
vfo :" A44f's s"o t'"'A"f'"' AFeus@
mry: ,..........
ST. Louis. Dec. A.-Tho committee appointed
by Mark II. Duuncll, President of tho Nlvor
Cournut}on rccnutIv hol5 In ttIa nItv ord
a,,"r,sn, u;.,. 49, @ ~ e.'a w., ~ ~
ch"rkeu VIII tao Prepafhtlon ot memorial 10
Congress OH tho subject of river Improvement,
,npt II, thu Merchants Excharso renttlng- room
this ,nnrnInr rn"-tv nj ,no N a,,t,n.s ,,oI,,1.
nrc.cnt @ % x.nnv % s,a,ar a '1s ~ ., Iia rnn gunk
p'cseH1' EA-uup. elanard' OF ST. 1'olls, Chnir-
nun. presided a lengthy and aonow''at olnbor-
bers Of tho namn,.ttrc. wns nrearnto, N lin
,naa,t,, ~, .r,". a,. ~ .,inn,.sa.e ~ o
nso.'os' atta ".leE ionR ulacusS'o,l. aurshF
which tho whu!e ground Of river I'm
inorIal was adopted aud viii Ia sent to a!l
iac"oe3s os eunRsesa. 1ao memorial u,scnssee
tho question ot ohc1p transportation. und shows
Its bunotl, und says moro thnu $tsS)O 900 hRyo
boon given to artiDeIat hfvbwnva, while unt n
,,,o...,. ~ ,hns a,,. .". '.aa'' .ssa "e ,. os
quarter o. tnat anM mas beetl 9ison TO r''ora'
destroyed mure than the whpte nmpunt given to
,hc rlvors fv cnnprevs f,nt,vroa. Ia rot otni.
,n,,n.,, ~, ,o,t,.. as' ~ ~ ,'t, I'M
, 1881-12-15
C1rT-IIALI,
IHEltE woro forty deaths reported IN the cit.

THsltE wero forty deaths reported in the city
ynkter,lAy.
TIlAnnRus REILLY, Of No. aa5Go Emerald ave-
nue., WIS luea e:ssi yoatesdny for violation OF the
building ur..luunup.
oFR1u1h lluKr Is aftor all places os amuse-
n,ant. They tu,lst Ut unoa txko nut llpanaos
under tho rccsntly Rtuenund amusemoat oetll.
lI1nG0.
MAfoH llAHtslstls said yestcrlay' to Tt,tn-
t'SE reporters "'FIs THlHuNE has u,adu u
Hs6at mistake IN anYlnu that xhort nuIc !
aud cahles aFa objectionable, We t4utt put fha
tt.n!rphnus waFos Under Tbs F,9ud without iii.
streets dcctc.lly dl4appruvaI Ut fhs prss.
vl.t Autttl Union pnia of!uuncs. They Win
bAfa ~ so1ns IN on short puItt, and wltb caGlts
, 1881-12-15

ritEFAlttS0 FOR THE WINTER CAMPAIGN AuAtKsr
MANUFACTURERS AND n4ALEltS~60ME NECkNT
ANALYSES. r.
Tue war uI boXis l,utter has not lot up t,y any
1neats, md the wintcr cuIupatHn ngatEst mauu-
faoturets aI,a deaters whu puIsu OFT tho astioto
foE the genuine protluat VI Tho dalry promises
10 Go Ayuty aHd Interesting QUO. Prof.. q. 4.
Mariner, tho wuil.known chemist, Is Just Ilntsh'
inR II seTles Of aualYsos OF adulteratsd batlur
suhl liz thu genulae article. ant 0f oteumasga.
rinu Allh buttusluu eoll ~ bulteF. hut Wllauut
fotstlntux. aE tiu1s tho AaMltvr4l1nI. 4 GVrtaill
lni4tAru Ut tho rcal. Euautng article. In the
coErsS OF u conversation Wtth r!taAt1Nx rt-
hu.s Ut his Investigations u this particular
Gtld.
tiot 10 10 uNwholesomo, anu yst don't think 1t
could 10 40a19 10 VI to hs equsl ~ pAEo hlttcE
ia the matter Of dtxestipia!ty aud general whole.
, 1881-12-15
OKLAHOMA.
Everything Booming III a Favorable 0
Manner for Capt. payne and His

Na5l11tf Tor CaPt, Payne and IIla
Party.
Spssidi Dfpalth to 1hs Chicago Tstbun4,
WICHITA. kas., peo H-0ktahoma matters ut
headquarters In this city Are fairly boomlng,
Eupt. oshorn spootal nloas1nRur from Capt.
layno, ii lIow here, hut In few days will return
to raynu and bis purty, who are upon the Uk!n-
homa landa. Thore aro Inany bo0ulers In the
lndah Iurrltory, but thoy uro scntscrud. under
tho adVlco OF capt. Payne, eud thoy will NIL us.
semhlo Oh Jat'. lSas ut thu town sisu OF Okia.
hOma CITY, where terrItorlal government will
go,ur,Iinynt ii tho 'Iuw Territory Il IL okia. I
huHl9. Tho surveyors and engineers at
tlle ~. Louis d Hhn Frltteiseu ltailrUal nru now
runn!uH y llno through tho cH'ted lunda from
y!tltla. !. =, tH Albuquerque, N. 81. s,nou tho
pAo!lsaaen q ttls hklai,osna, letter IN TNE
INnoNE YOUR Correspondent IL In recent Ut
rayno can ,lssoMho aAG0 people On Ian. !. No
FedorA! teDopa hayu been aGoil.
, 1881-12-15

= ERA9NH WNNES .FFlV WtIltK EItSt
Tho CoHforcnce ttalum!tlco ut Amalkamatol
1Fon 4ud Hteel Association met sevusAl rcpfe.
suntatvos of tho Iron mud stusl lt,.lasttles of
sh!a State yesterday astcrnuon 10 Hn1u u Hon.
1ro 1&lpok, 9au liked upon u Sealo VI waxcs Tor
tbs eunlluK yeur. Mutual concessions Wero
mAds, sns. the seuls axrecu upon. with soa,u few
chA1Kea. IL tho salne us that under which the
s1oa 4re. vi prekeht working. the conference
ue AtgssEs. Potter, F.,Fsyshe. aud Parks, Of
ths North slda NulluQ' Millas Laiih aud
, 1881-12-15
Health 1aonewer. Il at druggists. Depot 6a
Lake stre0t.
j. X. 9tovons, photographer, 10s Dtn1born.st.
Warccnnnlan1 EldrettRn RnsaYinr.mncliIlca

1ndtgeat1on, dyspepsia. nervous prostratiou,
and all for,lls q EGtieral debility rg!ioyetl hy
taking slons'nan'a i'cptsnItzcsl lt6ef TUuo. tho
nutri!!ntls properties. II Is ltot nero stfntt-
lent like tho extt1icta Of leor, hut ct,utnns
taninR prop0rttess In Invaluable til MlI ot,rre.
hlcpti conditions. w1lettor tho result OF uxhRtts-
ton, nervous lirostrntt0n, nvnrwbrk. or ncttto
narr complaints. CaBwntl, Iinziirtt & Gu, pt4,.
rriutnrs, New York. Fur aaln l,v druggists.
, 1881-12-15

SPss's F7'sp01eH 70 4W tHatHW 3Ft4ufEt.
sFhthdelkln, Dec. A.-The Illinois Blato Tilo.
biukura Assoctation lAcot tp annual session In
this city JaD 10. an Interesting program IL DO.
tng prepared, and u largo astendaueo Is antic!.
patel. One Of tne ttlestlons which will oame
~ u tnat OF. requesting tho Legislature to Or
der Typographical survey Of tho HtHtu to oo
tuAtl1 With 4 sisw Ut showing the uaturul drAtu-
uKu VI this 6tnto,
, 1881-12-15

kRAhz'S ELEGANT DISPLAY or SWEETS.
It Will ha long tl.uo before you will avata 500
such II enccston Of sweets as il now exh!bl,ud
by Jno. Kranx, Misunderstanding coniecuonsr, 10
and 70 state street.
, 1881-12-15
RELIGIOUS,

o4c - os
TIE ANNjAr 1tEETtSN or UNION rANK CON-
uREHATlOXAr. CtlUIlEIf
wns held last evening In tho lecture. Of tho
church, corner Of Ashland avenue and West
Washington strept. Tie ltcv. 7. 4. Nobic. tho
pnstor. occupied tho chair, anu sir. 1Iunks tho
Clork. o[sIoEated us Secretary. Tho Attendance
WIS quite largo Tho meeting wAB opened with
dcvou1nal exercises. nftor which Mr.. u. II. K%tn-
bail reported for tho Yo,lng Pcopln's Association
Of tho church, and stated that It bad a nlomber-
ship pt over 40O auu was doing good missionary
and temperance work.
:, A1sH ktCe, secretary or tho mtsal1n bnnl OF
this bana bud been ctfccLel about seven m0ntbs
agt, utid It now Ind membership of between
Wotnau's Ijimf1l Of Misssons Of the interior aud
wna accomplishing useful work.
Tho tlakloy Avenue Mission snndny- school, n
paysou. its Superintendent. 'llo stuffed that the
membership sIl,co the nrxanlzntion had been ~
s aSSS ISL % fas syssso @ is; a;ssSa;o a w. ~:
quito large, md the school was Id IL t'ourlahsnG
ii. i. Joi,ktns, tho superintendent Of tho homo
sunday-scbonl, rcparteu +! membership Of G.EI
tcAchcrs and scholars. and an ayeraso attend.
ance ~ 4lB. Ho nlsu submitted encouraging re-
ports IRON the prltnury department.
Mrs. Clnrk. reporting for tho tadTes' 1}oneyo.
lent Snc'cty Of iho church. stated that tim In
condition. and tho sooicty was .lUing great deal
oi valuable lnlaston wurK.
The Ladies' Mlss!onury Society ot tho church
teen nleetl'19s had ttoen hell. aud considerable
~ a. A. Maks, ti,o Giat nna Treasurer M Of
tions . ior charta5lo h ns.' work auraus tho year
h'mm1,tttsnR m,,.s 70 $l.aIs
aubmittett. 1t gave Information Of y,,lun to
nemhers Ut tho church, uMd tue church WIS ro-
ported Ia good condition l'naHcIa!ly.
8ultGl III thu Chnc1 Ut tho Following utttcuF3 AMI
sa as xysory ofs Il so
Glsrk ! an,l Trs.srer: NJ; A. A. 4. Hunks; Exee,,.
tse Messrs tsr M's 1Sw aa
l,a1 lM,!ss13on' Siassrs Hooker, Flntt. md Homer;
CAtn!ox Committee. Mtssrs. Hunks, Sherwood,
A5 nr: .a,S soa naao fow ro,uarks, cousratulataa
tha tnembnrs OF tllo ohttret 1n tho e!looara9,uK
slato o. aaIirs rannttud Mlld tha pronii,ont uut-
Iookt anu aho mcet!ilE adjourned with Praygr.
RECEPTION TO rACIEIO aAlluES MISSION WOHN-
Etts.
Mr.. George II. Clarke. tue Founder tho paelAc
unrslnn % silss|1. . we naa naen % " New York fDr
II 1 1e 4 t1 ts S raSra st " 1vex q. oy
lng uf TITO nlsslnn four yours ago thero hAyo
ueGll nbort 4,0N conversions of .fAtleu 1nen und
wt1ell. h1,d th9 initottanet q th1 w,fk shxrg Is
tians. III. and Mfs. ciarss t'avo s,unt spun "a % aresr
tleal u iutlacy nhu inns III oliuk u up aiiu II
W. very p!gasant e. thGn TO kn'w tnat tholr
consisting 81 ". .; rnttor, ". N. l,prhlI,
Alrs. A. Ii. Auatln. md Honry Monros made tho
Mrs. Ciurks wuro genuinely surprised several
tlnes; Among tn9s0 present were Mr. Niu Mrs.
tI 5"f, ~ y EGs%vll f. M r Mnd slsa H. Iastls' Mr
u. 81. Cook. Miss No!lg Conkt Mr.. altd Mira. 7. NJ
Harvey, htr. Ind Mrs. Pike, Dir. ald Mrs. lMge,
s!r a,4i AF1: Austin ~. ana slrs: i. Il cr.'ss;;
, 1881-12-15
THE CITY.


J.n. McAtprsE, Of Now York. Is at tho Tre-
mont.
E.E, Bo,lns, Of Dcpcro, Wis. Is Mt tue Trc.
WE. MAYmoop, Of New Mexico, IL at the
Palmer.
8. s.CotLETr, Of Newport, It. l.. .sat tho Grand
VS. JOHNSON, Of Milwaukee,, Is At tho Grand
Pacldc.
SIS. ntAsn, of Hol'ldaysuurE, Pa, Is Mt tho
ShHrmun.
EpwAnD AMEs, Of London, England. is ut tho
THOMAS II. n1ssE1f, Of New York. is at tho
Sherman.
CHARLES RlpaEEv, OF spr,nRAatl. Ill.,. Is ut tic
Grand Pacific.
II. RICHARDSON mud wife, Of GAINESVILLE. WIS.,,
nre at tho Palmer.
LIEUT.. SHEA hns new buffalo robe for which
he desires nn owner,
Srls. AND Mns. GEORGE u. CURTIS, Of Cliuton.
IT,. nre at the Trcuont.
JosErH puLI7zEn Of the Ct. Louis ross.Dts'
pdtcIl, Is at the Grand Pacific
Thirty thousand dollars III gold wns 1aburscd
at the Suo.Trcasury yesterday.
Q. d. GREEN, the contractor, hns soil his inter.
est In tho Vulcan Iron Works. Of this city.
In aVefaEo 5sa q u snTts ~. , m tue
enleaRo o's'tlc' ""s ''e" Ra''ons =" sn' "n'os''
THs collections on dutiabtc goods recolycd Mt
tho Custom. House yesterday amounted to f5.st4.
]. D. kENvErT, Chief ut Police, st. Louis. and
]. W. scanlit, chief Ut Police. Cleveland, o., are
ut tho Sherman.
ror tr,or,a, rovenuo rece,n,s vca,cn,nv
,,unnn,nd II x4airn ~ whit.l, x:1;, xii wns f,r
.. s. ~ - , n,r ~ u III fSr tn,sc., nn1
tl,lU7 for beer.
stns. MAn1A B. HoLyoEr. n lady prominently
10 me frt,n enr re tar sy
33s.,,,t, ~ ~. seealn 4'oa 4eo'1o '''
'nsousn .,epsasAa. ,
E. y. WALL Chief Of tho Tcst!uR Department.
and J. II. Howluau, Chief ar THO Drafting
lIvplIrtulcot, Pen,lsyvunh railroad, Aituouu,
p,l.. ase nj the Grlnd Pacific.
c,un,xx F,ret cuvo,r,- toro e,cctc., eec,
~; to,;, 1r'., -, .h3 ,;irst ia,,nnnnov
,yhicn was yacnnt, ana prontosnil ssr9s. james
r. Drom to he Second Liul,tenant.
c.,,vr,vr1 1,,or M 4 * or y v,1, t,,,,,
~, 49, g snstna ~ a',r rt.s ~ r"tr,rnta,na
iia % ,r,r -. ~ r. IL "rIn.n =, ,,"ka at,s,,,
@ .etr = ~ fssies ~ ~ VIZ r.,ntnr
eq"hito"uy 11H'l"s "nn'fs :" ea'ea3o A"'3 "'"'s'.
LYMAN X. BAss and wife Of DcNvor, Chnrlos
Il. Chute and family uf minneapolis. Capt. 4.
HrtdlsS ana q: C"oo' ssu. ot 1ESeiau a;u te tho
VI d. IL
, 1881-12-15


,,,,I,,,, !. r,t ,,,,,,ot,, a,non a NM, .vh,n,
t,t,. - werc vinw ~ ,,,,,-,nr wouI, in ani r.,
,maS ~ Me1. yx ~ s,t,nn ~ o,.crv NJ was
~, thern ~ rn.toma u ~ heiicvc that ti,o mya
;crious ptirnonts io,,n5 po, tt,e dock were tt,r.
ssn1inrs sunitns ~ PNi's ~ "'o"Ae'' "'3 e"@
7h'loes.
TnE books md accounts Of tho tlrm OF D. n.
lnrizei and biir.lcd Inst Snturslny morning, rs
THE 1H1HHsE hns frr,luGhtlv heret1iarc nle!i-
nNnetl.wero fund yeaturtM, IN tho dtbrs III tlie
y. =, In ~ .su,tsf,i val,,c. ih.; ssrs, at iensi
orr m s tnsy y, wsrs s
fr"oI",,tiy r. md ppr,,iy insin,,utcti. There INV
t,.nai,,s ia fo,ltlntiot, fnr the .vy ruu,ors tlnt
u"n 1,cct, tiIrrnnt fur Tim INST iva ti0ya md
tnss nmv1 nvensf wh1u he dat hInts aee 10 hnvo
tec,, directed aro corresVonl1nyiy VOL picasct.
Tnn r,ev. ". II. t,urke eon,uo,cd tho nnon.
Lny prn;yer,,neottt,R Yesterday 1t l.owcr Earwell
tlHll l!is 'llseni1rsG was upon tnc ilct q bc!nH
70 SnntAy anA prayer. tneGtins shtstInns why
t'tpoL imor un.i9kMsi9ns ~ IL ~ 1oM a. tnn uvnrs ot
LIS sa,e.aasy e,ose M eana ooi, Inen no ,,a. ,ee M
fscTnLae.lt,eas as esnutHa! , .m,s.'nn: n taat ~
10 &C. read W them on a. tsu sfrrut-cnrs, Rnl.lK TO
INK Chrsstll1is he expressed tao ennslofiofl tiat
the s'ntcre Aarsstab Woutn no! nnis anrcxo
st!cn nt1sistMie!its' n % aMat tnn ssest.on' ss'
f,Sn stt .t,t,'i,, mn nxtst r. i;,o tc"rt nr liz
frun tnn,l ri t3i,i.
H. nETgcr,yEa @ hRmTnX and u Tierncy M fot';! n9 l9
sSEattt,gn trnhK nc'9ng.,R 10 the Young 'sosh1a1l
rex bee r,sn a, I'm a nsS ss to M
PUBLIC p III tho columns OF Tais TniuusE: % 10 tho
afnnE s,, "eie emo xe.'ee aha eo1ne
o. SIX osesseHs s.nln uloeEveaE: Ivy
atteso snn ~ 9oxetreGse e. . hoo a,;o
rnstflihGh!s. ~ suptnseu 70 hnte ueen slt,isn;
rart u tna pf1pery nns ntseay osem tMc1.Hsn ~ ,
~ ,In,,r & ~ nro mrnott, T., t;rn ~, tniav Mmrr
WINS aecurnll u pinco 10 work At tho
number where tler trunk wns found
Uy M ujcer n,tmcd Mueller, of tho
Uermau llrlIof and Aid Society. The astIni grt
ila, her trunk takc,, thcn,. and thon iioror
showed ur, to w1rk Ur uu nnyli,.ux etse,
Tun wc,t Side sn,oonkocper,. A.soclatIon met
n vorTF's lnrnes a; , Mest wen n1 a.f9ss
c,,.; Wn rsqnM n "s
mrcA9nR neE ais1 n,iu ws Mas
~ sIht a ai.Gr Grasi HIS
M.n VI tew sRes s ae4itns 1ag IN
ho Sn 10 1scsam xea " ~ 9TH nrs stn H. " foaWs
yfs tann utt n a .'s, ~. i
rm pu iuv. Tnnngs
MieEennaRe1't flnng1nt secEetayy. Lnsop t.nste!
eeaser r. i.o =, er EearSs 1eSsnaHc ~ M su
y; nmGs, Mere IT. ~ IVY aGs1s
tI! tunuh.os III ItchHp 1! n pnnHiuHEscpGss. ~ Matsa
n?uets t1nnsr1!W n nln lnlncy ~, y. !or tne
purpose aE takinR McIlpn IN feFaru 70 tae Pro-
, 1881-12-15


!iOWARD-rlEnCE~At Tho residence OF tho
brdg'a paruns, Der. u by tho ov. DR. Alnrrtsor OF
thu Church OF tho EpiplnnJ, l.nnslIlR H. iUwnr und
1lnttig, tsnl,AlLtcr OF Ahhn1I Pierce, Esq.
,,srAyENOS-1.E SUI Euls-Dca H. 1871. By tho ltcv.
= r. 1or1ensen. Edward tnvennn, ii Juliet, ILL.,. utl
soph!s l'e sucur. ut Chanfiel lsland. Jsrssy.
, 1881-12-15

Impotence OF mIu4, limb, ue vital function
nervous weaknesa. debility. etc., cured by Welis'
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-14

From the Portland Eccaing Telegram
We take tbe following: Mons. Louis
Nathal, manager Of the Lester Opers
Company. was born in France 10 1912,
and belongs TO o or the best families
Of the old French nobility. HIS real
name is Count Louis de PlaiDval. and
be is grandson OF the eelebra' ed Mar
quis b ,i-sy d'Anglas. President of the
Frepch Convention. who immortalized
himself in 1895. The subject of this
sketch enlisted in the French army as
volunteer when Il years of age, and
was in the Imperial Guard during the
war of 1859 between France. Italy and
Australia On the oath Of June of the
same year be Was very severely wound
ed at the battle of Solferino and accom-.
plished such daring deeds that his
name was several times registered in
the ministerial proclamstions. be left
France in 1865, when First Lieuten-
ant in the Imperial Guard, leaving be-
hind him book predicting the disas
tiers that befsll the French army in
1870 l.. In 1867 after losing large
fortune in silk speculatIons, Count de
Plainval became 9 mem Der OF the fam
Gus Foster Opera Company. In 1869
be left the stage and became editor Of
an Influential French paper IN Quebec.
Canada. aud in 1870 he joined the Ca.
madam forces. ard was a member of the
Red river expedition. commanded by
Colonel Wolsey. since made General
Sir Camel Woisey. In September of
the same year, owing to signal services,
Count de Plainvsl WAS promoted to the
command OF the Manitoba mounted
police, with the rank of Captain, and
held that command until 1874. Dur
ing the riots of Manitoba in 1873 be
received seven very severe wounds and
was left for dead on the ground. The
citizens Of Winnipeg, Manitoba. in re-
cognition Of his services and courageous
behavior. presented MIN with q maoni-
ficent gold watch and chain. valued at
5000. Lord Duffrrin, then Governor
General of Canada. placed g great deal
of confidence in Captain de Plainval.
and offered him q brilliant position,
when he left Canada. About that time
Sir George Z Cartier. Minister of Mill.
tia and War. the Captains best friend,
died very suddenly. The commander
of the mounted police sent in his resig
nation and left Canada with some very
flatteriDg certificates. Since 1874 the
Count de Plainval has been travelling
all over Central America, Havana,
Brazil and Peru. When he. came back
to the United States he established
himself in St. Louis. Mo. but after
very sad experience in the publishing
business he decided to go back on the
stage and play in English the parts he
had been playing SO successfully in
French.
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THE SHEEP DRIVE - Mr. G Z
Grimes arrived a few days since from
driving band Of 2400 head Of sheep
to Boise City. He started with the
band FROM John Day Valley. in this
county. some time ago. and made .
very successful drive to that point.
They were disposed Of shere 20 parties
who intend taking them 10 the Wood
River country. Mr. Grimes estimates
that there are over 10000 head OF
sheep being driven this SIMMER to
points on the Union Pacific for the
Eastern market. These come from diff
ierent parts Of the coast-Eastern Ore
gon and Washington and great many
from California. He passed on the
road Mr. SsltmArsh. Il this county.
who was driving y flock Of 5000 to
Cheyenne. He thinks that quite .
profitable trade will spring up In this
line, IS We can supply the Eastern
market to . much better advantage.
with our extended grazing facilities.
than other parts OF the coustry where
feed IL scarce. The Dslles Times.
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COMMISSIONERS DouSGs.


oince our last report the County
Commissioners transacted the following
BUSINESS
The bills of T n Cam, 8 r Coomb be,
Ia certain cases. aud that of Geo P
Boyce. for building bridge. were laid
over.
The County Treasurer Was order ed
10 transfer 1852 Is from County fund
to Territorial fund, said sum being
Treasures fees for collecting Terri
torial taxes.
Juliu. Horton vas allowed t25 for
moving fence.
Bill OF J A Smart. ex-Road Super
visor, for $33 SO wss allowed
RATE OF TAXATION.
II was ordered by the Board that the
rate of taxation on the valuation Of
property. rs assessed by the County
Assessor aud equalized by the Board of
Equalization for the year 1881. be and
the same Is hereby fixed Is follows:
For county purposes. 3 mills on each
dollar of valuation.
For school purposes, 8 mills on each
dollar of valuation.
For Territorial purpose 3 mills on
each dollar Of valuation.
For road. outside city limits. mills
on esch dollar Of valuation.
BILLS ALLOWED.
The following bills were allowed by
the Board
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OF the Pacific Surgical Institute. 305
Kearney street, San Francisco. will be
at the New England Hotel, in Seattle,
August 10Th, 18th and 18th, and It the
Central Hotel. Port Townsend. August
10Th, 2lst and 22d. fully prepared to
treat all cases of Spinal Disease, Knee
and Hip disease. Club Foot. Crooked
Limbs, Paralysis. and ell Chronic and
Surgical Diseases. As this Institution
is unequaled in facilities for the treat
ment OF these affections. all who are
interested should not fail 10 see these
Surgeons.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
ARLINGTON HOUSE.


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neglected Colds. Bronchitis. Hay Fever, Asthma.
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and all chronic or lingering diseases of tina throat
and lungs DR. Xmas Nxw DscovxRY has no equal
and has established for itself worldwide reputA-
ton. Many leading physicians recommend and
use IL In their practice. The formula from which
IL is prepared Is highly recommended by ell med.
ical journals. The clergy and the press have com.
plimented IL In the most glowing terms. Go 70
your druggist and get trial bottle free Of cost or
. regular size for 81. For sale by Kellogg An
derson, the drug. ists Seattle. Hodge, Davis Co..
Portland, Wholesale Agents.
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What may be accomplished by a
brszen preten1er is illustrated in the
case of w ii Case, at Midway. Mass.
He arrived in that town an utter
stranger two years ago. without letters
of introduction, or any other means Of
gaming favor than his own resources
He gave out that he was wounded
veteran officer Of thu army, ex- member
of Gen Towards staff. son of clergy
men. ex-editor Of the Chicago Inter.
Oceia. and ex Secretary of the United
States Senate Committee on Commerce
He was at once made principal of the
high school, and allowed to take a
leading position in the Congregational
Church. He preached in neig hboring
churches. and became superintendent
of Sunday schools. He went into
politics, too. and was popular stump
speaker during the last Presidential
canvass. About this time be was ar
rested on an old charge of swindling,
but managed to hide the scandal by
paying the claim. When the crack
military company of Boston, the Fu>
sileers, recently visited Washington. it
was Col Chase. q wounded hero OF
Gettysburg, who presented Them to
President Cart About this time
he secured an increase of salary from
the School Board by representing that
he had been offered the private secre-
taryship TO Secretary Window; but this
has caused his downfall. Somebody
wrote to Window and the lie was ex-
posed. Then proof was secured that
Chase had never been on General How
ards staff, or editor of the later Ocean.
or secretary OF q Senate committee
Finally. be has fed from Midway
under charge OF criminal conduct.
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Seattle. W. T.