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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-22
DIED.

On tie eth inst, near Laurel.on, Mrs. Sarah
BowerSoN, aged IS years, months and . days.
On the sth inst. in Potter township, John 4.
Swcetwood, aged . years, II months and l3
days.
On the 10th Inst in Min.inhurg, Miss Sarah
Louisa OrwIg, aged 3S years. months and 10
days.
On the 10th inst in Iiaiues township, Mrs.
Margaret stoyer, wife OF Michael Stover, aged
62 years, months and 10 days.
On the 18th inst, in Hartley township, Union
county, Mrs. Catharlne Stoyer, formerly OF
lIaiues township, aged y years. / month and
Il days
on the 18th inst, IN Losk Haven, Mary
Emily, dau -hirr Of Jacob and EiizAbsth Alter,
aged Is years AID II days
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-22
Killed by q Bull.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, September 3.
The mutiIated body Of a Bohemian
farmer in Putnam township was found
in field this morning. He had been
attacked by a Jersey bull, which al
most literally tore,his body into shreds
His head was entirely severed from
the body. His entrails We're strewn
about the field, and one of his legs was
hanging to the brute's hons. The
animal had to be shot six times before
he fell.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER
is a scientific combination of some Of the most
powerful restorative agents in the vegetable
kingdom. 1t restores gray hair to its original
I color. 1t makes the scalp white and clean. II
cures dandruff and humOrS, and falling-Out Ol
the hair. 1t furnishes the nutrtive principle
j by which the hair is nOurShed and supported.
u 1t makes the hair moist. sOiJ and glossy, and
most economical preparation ever offered to
n the public. as its effects remain n long time
making only an occasional application neces
sary. 1t is recommended and used by eminent
medical men, and officially endorsed by the
a State Assayer of Massachusetts The pop.
a uarity of Halls Hair ReneWer has increased
with the test of many years, both in this cOun-
u ry and in foreign lands and it is now known
q and used in all the civilized countries OF the
Il world.
u For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-22
MARRIED.

ON the Goth inst. by Rev. ". r. Wioand, Mr.
John NJ Straycr To Miss Cordulia T.. ueyner,
both OF Lock HaVcn.
Atthe same time hv The same, Mr.. Elias +.
MusScr, Of Lock Haven, To Miss Jetuc 4. Stray
er OF Rrbe rSburg.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-22
Hurried Into Eternity.

At Patoka. H.. horrible and fatal
accident occurred FridIy on the farm
Of Mr. Names, The owner Of the prop
erty had, among 3 number OF other
new inventions and labor saving ma
chimes, steam threshing machine;
while this was in operation Friday
morning and surrounded by large
number Of farm hands tie boiler ex-
pIoded. The pieces Of the boiler flew
] in all directions aud the steam poured
& forth in dense volumes. Six men and
! one woman were hurled into eternity.
Several of them we're horribly mangled.
Several others were seriously injured,
being scalded by the escaping stcAn.
4 If five thousand Americans died
every month of starvation, the entire
I nation would work energetcalIy to
\ stop the famine, although these five
4 thousand starved Cnes would he far
d better off than if they had died drunk
i ards. And yet, thougl there are five
8 thousand rum murders in our country
4 every month, and these five Thousand
d lost ones Gil drunkards graves, yet our
u people are not only willing that this
. brigade shall continue to tramp, tramp
y tramp, to drunkard's eternity, but
4 they actually legalizo the business
y which causes this terrible loss. ant
3 take revenue from it.-Lock Hare
u Republic0n.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-22

,NToULD YOU BE RESTORED TO SOUND
: wv MANHOOD 4 Cure Guaranteed Sufferers
from the above disease CNervous Debility will find
permanent relief from the use of EGANs COMPOUND
ELIXIR and ORGANIC PILLS. Not quack nostrum
but the genuine prescription used my regular prac-
tce for the past years. Elixir So per package
or for S.. Pills 81 per box, or for 81. Severe
require bottles of the Elixir, with two or
three boxes of the pills. Goods sent to any address
on receipt Of price, J. Y. EGAN,
Ogdensburg, N. Ys
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-22
News Miscellany.

~ There are about 60 lawyers in
n Williamsport. Ten Of them are wei
Il off and lay up something; another ten
II manage to make Il Lying. The rest OF
y the crowd simply hang on and wish to
q gracious they had learned to run a saw
q m;li.-Bdnnr,
q The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
q has stopped the sale of refreshments,
n literature and newspapers on the trains
& of the road.
9 In an effort to enforce in st. Louis
Sa law against carrying concealed
q weapons fines as high as 500 for Il
u pistol and $500 for sling-shot are be-
] ing imposed. This movement is made
> because ont of twenty-five homicides
y in the st. Louis jail all but three be-
came criminals through the habit of
! going armed.
Z THE COMING BONNET Now
\ fall bonnet Is just too sweet for any
thing. 1t is made ont of some kind Of
n stuff, sort Of delicate in texture and Of
4 rather lightISh color, kind of cut a
s way on the sides and showed back on
q the top, and scooped ont underneath,
and trimmed with sort Of ribbon stuff
1 that looks nice, and some kind of 9TH
er sort of material that is quite be-
coming and it is al fixed ON it in that
I kind Of Il way which looks so much
! like something we cannot remember,
4 and the whole effect is just exquisite,
reminding rs OF most beautiful some
4 thing OF other whose name we cannot
call to mind.-Ec.
RUSSIA'S GREAT WHEAT CROP
1 \ report of The condition of the wheat
{ crop in Russia has been sent to the
State department 10y Minister Foster.
lie says that from correspondents in
various parts of the Empire he has re-
Ceived reports which show that the
yield of this cereal for the present year
will be immense. The yield in the
county tributary TO Odessa on the
Black Sea, it is estimated, will be so
large That the people will need no more
for four years. There is the best crop
along the river Don that has been
harvested since 1874. Reports from
Moscow also show that in southern
Russia the crop is very large. 1t is
not SO heavy in central RUSSIA, but
the Weld will still be abundant, and
through all the districts tributary to,
Moscow the wheat products will bel
larger than for twenty years before.
The minister believes that the great
crop this year will have lenefcient
Influence upon the political agitation
of the country, because well fed men
are less quareiSome than hungry ones.
I-Fr.
WARNING TO LIQUOR DEALERS
Judge Junkin, at the Perry county
court, recently gave caution 10 hotel
keepers about the practice of selling
liquor by the bottle. He said the land
lord was bound to know who was to
use the liquor, and that no man had
right to sell n bottle Of liquor to a
sober man who transferred il to those
who were in the habit of becoming in
toXicated, or TO minors. 1t was al
ways suspicious when sober man
bought bottle of whisky; he generally
was employed to buy it for those to
whom innkeepers would not or dare
not sell it. Proof of its transfer and
use by drunkards or minors was suf-
fcent cause Cor revoking the innkeep.
ers' license.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

The Governor states in his pro-
clamation for al extra session of the
Legislature that he needs more time
to consider the acts passed before
they receive his approval. II that
were the only object, there is con-
siderable doubt of the propriety of
mourning the extra expense. He
has shown that he did not know the
plain Improvements of the law pres
cribing the qualifications for holding
Office, or willfully disresarded them,
and after such breach of the law
1t IS his sworn duty to see "faith-
fully executed" but little faith can
be placed in any consideration he
may give to the new code.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

IN the Council,
Ga motion of Mr.. Evans. ttrthcr
consideration of c. b. -, establish
ing u common school system, was
G. i s. .r;yiug 10 certain persons
= ,i,bt +, vote Wa laiI mon the
fable
{. 3 49, marolint an ac: On.
t;t,rd an mel r,i,,j,.to Commission
,r.; az Dpa1, a,,'oy 1877 vos
lost
e = 1GI f., ya..n1,.c the election
Of Cruu.v "reminiscences na.sed
: ,.n....,.,... ,,.,.. ,D,..;v.J from, Gov
Newell = ,,,niu.iua Mss Leofi T.
W'ce. - ,...n|,r,, If ,hn Board of
rlr.a.inn for Ike Third Judicial
District
"a, ,.; ,s ~. Er..,. 4Lo nan,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

LECTURE To-NIGH r.-Mrs. A. 8.
Duniway, in 60 wise disheartened
by the failure of the Woman Suffrage
bill-a failure which she says is
almost triumph-will lecture this
evening (the last of the SEASON. in
Columbia Hall; subject Mans
Rights; or, How would You Like
It?' Something logical, racy and
original may be expected. Every
body invited and admission fres.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

IL. ID. 2Us, to prevent hoSS from
.resspassing in Klickitat county:
II. B. POI, to prevent the spread
OF contagious diseases.
Ii. L. to authorize Courty Com
missioners to sell certain real estate.
III. Il. 211. to furnish copies of tire
new code to Territorial officers, was
laid on the table.
Council then adjourned to 10 A. n.
tomorrow.
In the House,
II. b. IL, to establish courts in
the Third Judicial District came
from the Council with an amendment
changing L. $. District court from
LqConEer to New Tacoma. House
concurrcd in amendment.
The following bills passed:
c. b. l43, providing for payment
of statutes.
c. Is. 159, extending time for pay
ment of taxes of 1881.
G. b. So, relating to Sheriff per-
forming duty of Assessor in certain
counties.
Also c. NJ. 21, praying for an APP
preparation for wagon road across
the Cascades, via Snoqualmie Pass.
The following were indefinitely
postponed:
c. B. .147, to repeal al act appro-
priatins pne-half Territorial tax in
Snohomish county for cltain road.
G. b. JAS, relating to election Of
general officers of militia.
C. B. 120, amending the license
law.
C. e. 1Gl, to regulate the election
of County Commissioners.
House then took recess till 2 P
NJ.
At the afternoon session, the fol
lowing bills passed:
II. N. %, for grant of land from
the military reserve ut Vancouver.
H. NJ. y, for creating Of another
Judicial distinct.
II. L. 1879, for relief of John j
Calhoun.
II. 3. 2C4, exempting flremen from
certain duties.
II. 3. POS, to prevent hogs from
tresspassing in K!ickitat county.
I'll. B. 206, to compensate teacher!
who assist at examinations.
III. 3. POI, to prevent the spread
of contagious diseases.
II. b. 21O, authorizing County
Commissioners to sell real estate.
II. b. 2l1, to furnish copies of the
new code to Territorial officers.
H. 3. 2l2, authorizing Klickita
county to offer reward for conviction
of felons.
H. B. 209, providing for desks fol
clerk of the Supreme Court, was in
definitely postponed.
II. B. 212, prohibiting goats frou
running at large, was lost.
Mr. Smith of Klickitat, introduced
II. i. ZIG, to prohibit the manufac
ture and sale of intoxicating liquors
Mr.. Smith of King objected TO :
suspension of rules for a secont
reading and the bill went over it it,
regular course, which amounts, a
this late day of the session, to it.
defeat. Mr.. Smith will doubles,
receive a gold watch from tn,
whisky ring for disinterested ser
vices. Two years ago, this gentle
man voted against local option, be
caust it was not Il" strong enough; :
he wanted Prohibition, and nov
when it was offered lie wants some
thing else. Oh Consistency! tho,
art indeed jewel.
House then adjourned till ten A
NJ. tomorrow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Mr.. Evans, of Code Committee,
introduced c. Il. 157, relating to
Territorial Treasurer.
Also c. i. 15S, to provide for the
formation and maintainance OF coun-
u lew libraries.
II. b. So, prohibiting hogs from
running at large on Fldal9o Island,
passed.
Also II. E. IS, an act TO provide
Tor assessing and Collecting Territ-
oriai and County revenue.
The reminder of the session was
aiken mp in consideration of the
Road Law, III Committee of the
Whole with Mr.. Long in the chair.
LII the House.
Mr.. Kuhn introduced H. B. 1877, a
pilot law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

IT now appears that controlling
interest in the stock of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Co. has been
bought by the Willard combination.
The sale includes the lines to Port
land and Puget Sound, the railroad
to Sap Louis Obispo and the new
steamship just built for the COM
pany, on which S250,O0 have been
expended. The sale was made with
out the knowledge of a portion of
the board of directors, and is con-
sequently unsatisfactory to them.
o. Sets of books very cheap at Van
Epps'.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02
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stitutel il veritnblc farce, which We
may endeavor to picture i'll " ln'ufo
atAcle'
The Catholic Far was n grand
success, resulting III gross receipts
amounting to 1913 10, which Will
be augmented Icy donations to about
81 900.
Last evenings session OF both
HOUSES WIS ii'i"'. "'N''o" 10 co'-
culleiicc III ''ii''i1o'''en's ''ht S'a II
inoo oii'S' AT ili''iiishl u" '.'Jo'i l"
ihen' c'oSeo Tic H'"ii'" 'i'n''''i
session.
Both branches of the Legislature
organized for tie special session, at
loon, to-day, by elecling The same
officers. cxcep, the Doorkecpers and
Eayros-in5 Clerks. 1t is thought
the special session will not continue
more .han four or five days.
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variety OF tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02
THURSDAY. Dec. /,

Council met as usual,
On motion of Mr.. Kerns. the vote
whereby Council passed H. B. 16O,
an act to amend an act to incorpor.
ate the city of Vancouver, was re.
considered and bill laid on the table.
Mr.. Sharptein introduced c. B.
100, an act to provide for the pub.
LEGATION and distribution of the Code
was read twice aud laid on the
table.
H. B. 100, relating 20 elk, passed.
G. substitute for C.. b. 80, an aci
to apportion the Legislative Assem-.
bly,, passed.
At the afternoon Sc sion, H. j. r.
%, relating to printing certain laws,
was laid on the table.
H. b. 1872, appointing a commits.
sioner to report on University lands
came from committee with adverse
report, which was adopted carrying
with it the fate of the bill.
H. B. G6, to relocate the Hicklir
road, was laid on the table.
Council concurred in House amend.
ments to several bills.
The following bills passed:
H. B. %, an act for relief of Johr
G. Justice and others.
II. B. 50, an act for relief of Sar
Juan county.
H. b. SIS, relating to certain per
sons held in custody.
H. B. 1877, relating to tide-lands.
Adjourned to 7p.M
In the House,
H. B, 2l7, to organize the Wash.
ington and Oregon Turnpike ros d,
was indefinitely postponed.
G. B. 80, the appointment bill,
passed.
H. B. ZIG, to prohibit the manu-.
facture and sale of Intoxicating
liquors came up on its second read.
ing.
A motion to pass to third read.
ing was lost, by the following vote:
Ayes: Messrs. Cornwall, Holcomb
Kuhn, Preston, Raymond, Smith oil
klickitat, Smith of Whitman, Steen,
Taylor, Warman, Van Eaton and
Mr.. Speaker-12.
Noes: Mcssrs. Alexander, Allen,
Catlin, Clarke, Dillon, Freeman
Judson, Karr, Kincade, O'Neil
kees, Smith of King--12.
II. j. r. %, an endorsement ,ol
Steele's Resources of Oregon and
Washington" was indefinitely post.
poned.
At the afternoon session, the fol-
lowing passed: *
e; b. III, relating to dykes and
bitches.
c. B. al, relating 10 Prosecuting
Attorneys.
H. j. R. 25, relative to printing
and distribution of certain laws.
{. b. 90, for relief of J. G.. Justice
Z. Is. 151. relating to proclama
ton OF the Governor.
c. B. 1O3, fixing the rate of Incl
dental printing.
G; B. 1872, providing for care OIL
the Capitol building.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

WHILE the Transcript has not
a word to say about the Governors
course in selecting the Ferry rings
pets for Territorial officers, it is at
no loss to attribute a controlling
motive to the STANDARD in It's Just
criticism of the act. Is that
journal so firmly attached to the Exc
cutive coat tail that it cannot sever
its connection even to escape the hui
initiating results which must follow
such degrading position? Hasn't
its editor the manhood to publicly
avow the detestat!on Of course he
is at no loss to condemn as an indy
dual? We have q better opinion of
the Transcript than to imagine that
it occupies this humiliatins place in
journalism. 1t only hangs fire.
Pick your flint, Bro. Gum, and pull
the trigger. You will hit the mark,
if you do not pause So long that
your aim becomes unsteady.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

The Portland papers do net allude
in very complimentary terms Of the
Lingard combination, which essayed
a season of sensational drama in
that city and failed to meet popular
expectation. They very properly
declare that the time when I" Barn
Stormers" can satisfy Portland au
dience is past, and we might add
this is the popular verdict on til o
Sound. They will discover before
their trip is completed that the
"Days of 49," when first-class prices
might be charged for fifth rate per-
formances, arc past and that repeti-
ton at any point they may.attempt
it, will prove fiat, stale and unpro-
fitable.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

WRITING in each others autographs
albums has been the principal bust
ness of many of our legislators the
past fortnight. Next week they
propose to exchange pictul's. How
blessed it is to behold bretlern dwell
together in unity.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

IKE proposition to have our coLiticd
laws printed by Bancroft, in San Franci>
co, is an outrage on the printers trattrni-
~ of this Territory. C0n"r, - aprro-
rriated sum sufficient t" pay for the
work, IT cali DE dOucat home rs well and
as cheaply as by sending abroad. and if
| cur legislators do not patroMiZr home in
dustry any better than 10 diSbu,Se this
money aboard, they ought L. Ike elected to
stay at home hereafter. So tina. more en-
terprising guardians OF the peoples in-
tcrests may be sent II the capitol .iJuS.
Amen, say we to this sentiment;
and we are at loss 80 know why
any other idea should obtain, in the
legislature or oat of it. The San
Francisco house alluded to, is nota-
bly, one of the closest, and most
grasping firms on the coast, and
there is not country publisher west
of the Rockies but who has rea-
son to censure thcm for ,heir inter
ference with local trade. Our legs
lator1 should stand by those who
help to pay for the support OF our
Territorial and county governments
and who have given SO much aid
towards the development of their
resources. Nothing less than this
will satisfy them. and to all this
they are justly entitled. The TER
tory owes TO no one Influence its
present prosperity more than to its
newspap ers, and now that there are
lew crumbs of patronage to bestow,
they are entitled to it by ali rules of
equity and justice.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

WHILE the reading world are
wondering why it is that Judge Cox
allows SO much "back talk" from
the assassin, Gutteau, during pro-
gress OF the trial, has it never oc.
CURED to anybody that he is probab-
~ giving him rope to hang himself?
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

IT. +. 21l. by committee, 10 pay
cx,enses OF Code con mittee, etc.
House then adjourned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-02

eB@ Picture frames made to order at
Van Epps', at the very lowest prices.