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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-09

ALASKA is knocking for admission
as Territory. NJ. S. Ball, once
Collector OF Customs on the northern
frontier is in Washington as agent of
the people, and asks to be admitted
as Delegate on vote 246 out of a
total of 304 votes. 1t is quite doubt
full whether the effort will be sue
cessful with this sparse showing of
population.
The Mormon authorities of Salt
Lake, on the 9Th inst, seized the
liquors of dealers against which the
city had cases on appeal. Great ex-
element ensued, end the saloon
men hope to precipitate action of
the General Government.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-09

SMALLPOX is still epidemic in New
York, Chicago, and several other
large eastern cities.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-09

GEN. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill,
died, at Santiago, last Sunday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-09
1T :55hingtcn 5 taudarA

l. T.. FISHER. Advertising A.rn'. u Merchant :
EN,h n.". san Francisco. l. authorized 10 receive
adv crti-rmcnfe ior the columns thi- paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-09

TIE Presidents message will sp-
pear in full next week,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-09

If you play with a fool at home he
will play with you abroad.
Nothing doth more hurt in q State
than that cunning men pass for wise.
A little learning is not danger
GUS thing to those who do not mis-.
take it for great deal.
There are men to whom we can.
not possibly give enough to prevent
them from demanding more.
Poverty often deprives a man of
all spirit and virtue. It is hard for
an empty bag to stand upright.
, 1881-08-25
Alloshar Glimpse Of Napoleon the 1Feat
-Hollto Aelters HtlOAyialH LlttleMe4s.

Nktu Turk {'at larf4 Q1ETfsl4tdknft.
boN0 new cunt rtI'at0n VI 9lHle. lu ll6IHusAtFa
cstiuate Vt the ctnraetvr Ut Naroleun Tic first
given y strtes q lets1r4 frt'in TUG great tlan
Enyny. to tno Inns le IlAssano. aud 10 EinI-
ljacdrca: These ol'lstlos, sud tD havD boon
found ny sou,o Iry!ag person In tho M.
hVon l9hisnut. In one u thoNl
Napalcon 'troats OF tho InarrjaXe
Jpromg. Writing frnu! l!urv9s,, under date of
Nov. IL. 1bta, tu hIs stutster VI Foreign Affairs.
70 sealAs to iesl slight s9use Ct ahaIno fos tho
Patterson's, 1nnteinonal ul!ancu, osHoealiy
bocau.e h0 hau raoc.ve.i hur !ottor II witch she
tunAisiy Fe!suunocd her unlQn with Joru,ae.
:" Answer Tureau [whN WIS tben FTelloh
Amb9asa.1or ln Auor!ua].' telling 'him to say
suM with p!aas.ltGs anu lAnt will pr0tGet
hltn u sha ltkcs to send blu, to F1nngoi tint We
will Alipw blu. 'whAtorpr stu may w!slt that sau
nlny eonpt on NY esteem aud doaso % ~ nsolu!
wus jmppIls4 10 ihat nopnp by conalilprn,loua Of
high policy. Aild TINT ! nm now daserm!htM ~
gpcn Tor hnr sHn xu9h cAr0fr as ahv thQks ut
Tor hlp1: ,rhiA alaly u1utt bo trqato4 With ~
much 4elluA9y ~ possible. and IL ,SuQTet."
FEpnk ltIlnQ In 1Btn hA WrotJ u long Iut-
tpr to fuuu16, Whlca Illustrates. better th4n
Apy thing herotnE0rO published, tho tyra1nIpal
lnauuer III whiuA ho governed tho prcss. 1t
aoetns aoypr to hayo pGouErga to blu tAat thero
pressing pcoplo wAo tara to er|ttutso blu cutn.
pAlku. Uf 0Egn to aHA!utatn AH Htt!tudu OF d..
catt dignity bsfosa hin. II hnye alsvaay told
tes .jou,Ttal ties beSais." be wrote to tho Tolco
NIDl4ler. "Ipst Journal seems to mt
, 1881-08-25

!" !? Ho'nF F. ex% @ s''9 ess Hs "ss %s's
."ns he impo.'a! aG ass ss"s' nas e
f,nly oiA new: from foreign parts m lts ct,l,mns.
Of ths ,apor q o stte a as'fs" IL fes aas II wo"i
alao 10 mist caftlrtly advnntaueo,s to sot lilo
js t q tS ss f sr that aent
i likely q sssSr ar .'s y, Tho 1,5 anoapanee ara "of Il
ss aia II tssss !: :Fss aSs W. ots s'eetsss. sst
lshihp than tho lnsionec of this method
u prGee'Gfins; It 4 lint men shonll ayo her,!
ga'nst tllo P"rislans Gcoa,iac he kt,ew Tint iGey
ioro him ill-w1li: md ,nosn thnn. two xcncsa-
t,alncd iIcrlt.,. Ii, rvicw nf tho tctcrs ni Nine
~ ~ e"fsf' o pfa!. ,.. q 's:,S"y cios
1t';. 1Sfi;; !l% ,I shaIi say att;r fl. ist ,Ie
vetIResY This now serlcs. VI icters consnus
!,, .,n,iy raso.nc'mations By Sap"eo', e ts
eaII ett c s NJ o t so,ns ,1ve't na me u H.
slat frnn srtnalntI,x lot,9 "it ctlcs where tho
A"n,sors fesi's; !. r; yerk tor s9Trs, yS
shst .!.id q sir!fo WITH "sI sialsr s s"' .s's:
sa IL Sr' %sf st & s fseet III III .y tSis
articles written atlnut 1'ril.cess Duxaroukl,
"wn" "llows herself 70 gossip = t. t:.o;t m.
s!'Rur TINT her !n1nots. 'sIti, wl'cl, so makes
sss Il hss sns % r. w ' e.y ka ta rs
sSyor her VII! rlaleac Nap%eon % WI WI s %;,asy y
Nine, Nine. ds xtsa: Ths co.ls! i.env!!st. Who
gwen rs sis,nnsss Of ,he .aisnt pi ii. i;; iaporiai iii
,pnstcr for msnute 'etrac.tor,. ta. never asiuwel
ts ~ xsfs GPt"' +, M tho 1, x IL whe h tx
turS. At tho sAfnH time ttlt Sntlut.tt Etutl,uyh
, 1881-08-25
Hyde K'nris Affairs.


CfEtt'AutI. IAnr. .l.-In your Issue Of tho ~,
Mr. ltobHst. rreshcnt oi tho jiparl or 'rr,isttes
nf Iiy'!o Park, cntlcnvnrs to uxpatu tic shart-
axu Of watcr Tor Hyde turk, but ile dues ao,
rctoMsncn,l to the acBr people Of biz rrnItl any
abatement III the watcrtAx. i,cltl,er d.,us l,c -
init thnt he was II party tutho Contract which nj
lowed the Town Of Lake u takc all the water
they might require. a'uwlng tho Tuwn If Luke
tn ti.ll III aarsc pipes cunGrtnY with tho I,,ni,l,
!hsreby tnktnK tho pound tlf flesh fraun 1lydo
inrk:, Tho fngts aro: It lsn gUol cuutrurt for
lie Town Of Lake. und tho worthy Mayor TT
iraet. mud s.'id the works and nIpGs 1T grc,t
ltts tn lty:r Park. nll Of which. refer. ynur
happy to say Hyde Purk has nothing more to
Kpit, IT, e. (ftu1tfr
, 1881-08-25

s on INV Hss sasos is
=, Tho tine stttcwhcet stcauera Ahelmygnn. and
ESr1 fsSy,, q IT,, !s.y rogalsr s,.ita. LtE,
o; :ss 'ssy saSe II ,%s' m rs aa@ shfyss a." u @ 5
C4rnna ii Tho uspn!ne for N,|wnnknc.
=, ing Inc alc'mer Prussia, of tin Nierchnn!s'
Mntltrenl, tho fhua1nst fslnt,tlt and nil t,Ints
y ,io " Lwtence stser u interest 10 seekers
.'rhe lnlnco steamer 81. Limits, of thu Union
lows; Cant. Juhn Hall, leayes for !lu'fno this
THO trlm an.l nent l!.t!r t,usssnaer;tnat
M3osseiKGr' M Of t1rnha!n CHS Faint shoro l'no
ppcK MOTIFS.
Tho tug sinshcr ls havlng T. now wheel put on
at tho lt'oks ut tho ChcnFu 1lry. )oGk Company.
Tho hot,O0npr u. Il. Martin rAn1o out ot dry
tncf yesterday morning atn1 saItct1 Inst evening.
Tho sehooners Eor., mud i. ". ,l.rpwn ase 1T
Miller lrothers' tfry-docks having thu!r bottoms
:, Tho schooner Ostrich Is III tho chltaso Dry
nqek co'hplny's locks having her bottom
:, Ttte biz ttt9 Gregory arrived yesterday from
t3rcen l.ny, tuwng ollu or tho monster burgess
ladcn with nmbcr.'
Ths schonns +, ;, @ ,,,Sa Mht9 :,, ana l'Iue sn.
WIS rrteusca by tho tttg Erlo lIple.
Mnyiiuwer on Luke t;rlo Is now tito Jolly luntl.
lori Ut tho fuland iIouse. III aiaail'au.
John sinek, tho only salor WIN cscnpcd frcrz
nsn9rr savorn! Falls n9o dcu 1T tho aiurinu Hos
pttal nt Dcttolt Su,tdly.
Eight Thousand cnplcs Of tim veeset rifles for
rll1ts aro t':,w '%g 1str!.,'stsa nlGnE The likos
prominent hlllccs III Uycry stesltnuUat.
Tho funcral Ut Alel)unnitl. tho ltnc.n,un Of thu
unfortunate tuE Wnrt, Will tnkn place this
, 1881-08-25

CHICAGO. aug. Al would I!ke 10 nyk yo,l
why tho p,cSs kueps 81 very quiet tu regard to
The vile. sanderuus as,tcle published In tho
Quincy ffeHtfh OF II iate tiutc? know this Ia a
free cnu'try hut it Is nat frec FOR sasc traitor
Gus rascals IL boldly cume out ard nssust tho
equality 1T this assasitt Guitcuti with our le.
loved President. whnsc life he has prohnhly
taken. - tllerr nut sone way thnt thcs, villains
nrs ccrtafnH titd ~ ifre Thls Is clipping frun
tic hrtlclu feferrHl tn:
w hcslnvo tntcait =, be iuht a. honorable tho
man hv FGt IND mighty nft. less ti.nRreuua IL tic
c.atry ~ 4rHu linn thut lAuslbc. ltnixur.
nhhrAGieh l1lft #s'I. Will kniu hi,t puI HruutIt
Wnnn snFil 1r'ilu rtnrur 10 lhku br!te, Guntnlt
retlury. Or stat Il 1'rGstfeneY.
Cnn MDythtu9 hu tsit,re infamous thuu this? 4
unu whose honor has motor haGn questioned.
whose nrlnclptcs aro hs sliInch Us tho rock oi
GitrAitHri A. w r.
, 1881-08-25
FAILURE OF PROHIBITION IN, NEBRASKA.
:, EtxtiaI nis1nfeh to M CAfedaa Ttfaank.

OMAHA, Neb,, Aug. a..-Sotwlt1tatalsdlng
tho Supreme cours'lul ducided lllo llfgl.'l4l-
cet,sa Inv to ha constitutional III every par
t!etllar, hot ono saIQ0nkecpct IN Oma!a l,as
tnksl. any slsp towards ohoylng tt.e law, tllA
tia City Council IIas refused to pass thu W.
4tnange require! by t!!e INV pr,oyt4tng t9r J..
prohibition lIere, aliQ Tho sa!oonkpepurs, OF
NIulu Tiers Mru oyer leo, urp 4u(nx business
nj usual. 'Illo stat0 Vt atNftA Is thu gcucral
Nbstlaatg, ,laal intelld 10 Muku i blttor stal,a,
Five sa!uOnkGrtMga were nrreatetl sllts
Mfterllnoll,-1fHssTs. MctRyqUG AnQ ll0Ill-
bnfguI, both QE whom arc N}eMb9ia
pt' the City Council, ltetEy Kaufman, MlHl
Riley, aud pe!lou, the lust threa hnYtlE
brotLess in The Council. Ths urEests ate
, 1881-08-25

o'clock OH the tntrhtnR VI Bept.3.
= RArtkriFH vEssEl-OwSEHs.
Eptelni Dsspqleh to The Ehtrauo tribune.
ecl-0wlers nrc well snf!srci with tjiis Mmton'a
wnrt. snule OF t!iun rcp0rt TINT lhey ,,uvo
tnndr t1hrH 30 fnr ths yGAr thnn turing tho
WhUC or Inst ycAr,
NAtr fOtt EfttAt1tj.
Hpstfal DaspattA u Yas fmteaa4 7Ytbttut.
'M1xriEAt.,. .AtiH. M.-'fwo AtisirInn hbips hive
nrrIyc htro with 100 tptis uF sHst fur LhteuKu
Clt1H TIL itE htHK.
s+itttal Dflpatth to Tht EGteas. s.tt,.:.
.MttwAukkE, Wis. AM. ai.-TI,n first crit, of
TIM now North Point fIeen hrankw,ttur will 10
alitik lust1Iurtuw, welthur permitting.
MusKEtsUs tuMnEls SHIPMENTS.
Sptetai Disnsieh to Tia Chtcnoo 7ftb,tnt.
MIAkEtipS, Mich,. AtiV. .l.-'rhu littnt,nr shlp.
nletlts to-uny were 4,Us3,UD feet. Clunranuts.
BpruIItecn,
, 1881-08-25

Si!nr C"rS''n. ,SiiiwMuksr. saadfss.
i"Ss il .""!s ss,s'Ss Esra! ro,.-ore.
f"S G'r. GS';,. GSI1iST, iSS' s,,tis. sssls s1st t,,u
ftSs f!Ss 's sssSss' ,S!s Sis.ssf';! ts!s; s!ss;,n!,s.
prni, I: I: seMvrrllH sn,uat!,sk, suntiriHa.
t,W ,W ttale M =: m4Gest S'fitn hdtynl, rnlHrlos.
:$t m.;s l%,ass $$;I;S'sy Sia:;s:s: ] ];ain''cr
it'll, hlburt u,,tur, si,isk,ss;,1 H. hI,nGGr.
!.fVp 1t. .inss..ii. si,tsEcs,,,I. iH,nGor: nGs'''
"p H. MIhaTs Inrs!s s;fnii sssa iasy,' syIfs r,,,,o.
;sss! |;s$;;y:; ss;s s; M; s
torp ]i.s. M,,sa"Taa, iaa,,,as. '"S'' S''
;S ;|; s% %;; T;sS i:ys ;ss;'ss S,s,,x
irtnnp Nliila.n tr!lSS;t. Man!stee' i,nibct.
sf P Nstss s;s statssss tss'ss as1: nsSsE
sr ssr sssiS fSss stslss sI.s.sS sssSsSns ly9 e'sf
ssSs s ';ss!s; $s'';s !$;4s"; :fss!E !Esr
:s!'r itt:aaisi@f. Wi'its i%ss' iSa,i,sr. i.
ssF ssF g. MA5oia J p1.p siEr se,s' ainys irn nSss IT,
SSS: $SisS 4 S.s5Ss ;';;iS S$ |,;if
scss i;slSs u i$Sit. a,st}nSis. iaa!,Sr; I!
sshr r SH u. .fsi f.,ssi ass1 GssSiaa niH''' sat
s$; a,IJ; Si'r.
ssF SsF ss;, AsH5S 'Is;;ts' sIssksSYS iI1 ,SSF' ;s
Ser Sehr + 4 l!knISs; skInNar sssss%' n:sss !1nGet 1es,
*s!,f *s!f fHss' s"s. %s!!s :ssa Ss 's;t !;ss iu
stir sehf rSEssr. rsE i,1ssa; snssss I'd" sbSp 2t
v,. ,.,,,,.,, .,,.;.g:,! AsrvAt sA.,aSas' ,.!,';.
fss 4,, G,esSS; l',;si!| MaE Er sdsG, II ,,co,
:; Ss;i SSS;; :$;5;s ;t's' s.
, 1881-08-25

right nn,l Jnslieo tu tho Inhabitants Of
TIM ststcr istantf. tChccrs.] / therefore say,
with regard To tbs Fcs>ion ihnt. torrlble ~ hns
hren IT. wnrk long NJ hnst. eil it, hours. nsiti
often nA WI ,nyn hrGn shocked by ce.,ct which
hns been ttIstn*tetus ta the Gitaise live In tho
heinf Tint n years to ct,tnn H,tua nen WIN tnok
:k p S51 VII 'y tut y as y.ar hers a:
about Tranquility. pence, and union II, pbrlinfi
nj thu Hrcpitest Ut the l;npIrrs unon which tho
sun Shines. Loud eiecfH.l
, 1881-08-25
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,

Yes, nnsl "sontcbody dy - Cannot ItIao As.v
Too Sbofts
apteat j,ttpatth 10 me Eh,caqo Trtbunt
CWtCS0tI. Aug. @4..-As tho city t,ls intey pail
aofHu $l.gN for II irytslou III its ordinances. unu
III III tho prrtess uf tctisl0i sufnohnx tho tlrc
ar'llnnt,cn wis etnasc,ll,itett 50 that practically
VIZ hate nny na1n 1T nj. h not M Insestt1n ton
ut thn nCunk lIy whlct, such ChlHrc ws secured
IN orticr? VIII Aon,obo1y risu and cxplnIn1
, 1881-08-25


1lni1niu G0snmetr|dt dhuertiser: ":rho lJnited
States statutos providing far proper care IF pas-
scnYcrB OH bouts, and prescribing nGAEs fUr tho
preservation OF life, nro very much neglected..
1t IL Bufc to shy nut uuc tcasGl III ten complies
strictly With tho law. Tic most llayrnnt viDIn-
tton Of tho Inv ID that Ut fnllurc to keep I'us-
scngar list of euch steamer TINT lenvcs port.
With QUO Or two exccpt,ona this IL not tlonc, nit,
should ono Of these bsMts bc lost ITO mnro would
bc known Of tho passengers than thore wus on
board tho stealnrr Atpena, founterut last your
OH Lake Aflchignn. Lust week II number OF I'LL
llcunAett tugs alld scows were put III can,n,esIou
betwesn Tunnwanda and tue GraIld Army IF tho
Rupnbllo caM,p ut Sour Spring Grove. An In
Bpcctur ssas sont down tho river; fro1n Hurnlo,
nnd tho boats were notified to stop running Or
else tnko nut the NECESSARY papcrs and bo prop
eriy equipped With apparatus for snvtnK lifu:
4 stnall Het,w, without is much rs Il piece Of
board two fcot lung 0it hoard WIS rHnNinR Mcross
tho rivnr. u,irryinp upwards Or 1b0 people, and
pty The ~ site was In TOW Of bud Gu boara l'rso
ANOTHER 9th AND VALUABLE ONE II.
Erto Ds1Mtch: Tho schooner yncht rhantom.
ot Buffalo, Is III tho city on errand OF rNthur
pacul1!r s,aturc-nntluly, tho tlndlng Of II ship
Lake Er|o, NTH Cargo of ubout 'aV to.is of
cnnposr 9rn: Th!s cargo Is e. z very ya,.ablu one:
Upo1, tho Yacht Hro divers froin lIullaEo and fnr
tlt pt8k III" HH$a kHEf HAf0 S1SlkEA ll0 1Ap>
posed aceun ut rho wruck and made quito
1GnKthy exploratfhns 6tt thus fur III vain. It IL
AiIpusu tint -the' Wreck lies IN about tlfty fcee
Of Water, put this cnn only bo proved ny rtttMro
deyclopu'ants. TheFe is III ,!so ft?r iycat!nF The
wreck u now nnu navel canutrical tnnchlnc.
which is receiving IT, ,rst irInt erc II r. nruyes
number OF uthor wrecks of It almllar character"
NEW 1soATH.
Tho Detroit Dry Dock Company hayo heon
nwHrded tho cpntract ut ct,nstruettng two pas
senYor anu troiYht prupccrs TOR tho Lake
SlichiEan trado uatwuon Milwaukee and l.,,tltnY-
ton III connection with tho Flint Il ptro Muir
alIetto ltailway. The hoats will bo Of tl,o foi-
lowing dimensions, 40 fe1t lougth, 10 foot hoatu,
and Il foot aild inches holtl. Tic work Will 10
inne Mt Detroit aud tito bouts roAdy for Beu BCp-
t0tubor, lsss..
wOHKMEN E4Atu OFF.
milwaukee, Rept1!tean: nl'art of the force OF
carpenters ptuployua by Cuntrnot0r ncnnls to
work on tho nov orIbs for tho harbor Ut refugo
hAvo bcet ln'g OF 9ti account Of the scurulty Of
aHo with tho Commercial Ithu fur tho delivery
of COY, QUO feet Ur TIMBER. but thay haro us vet
fatled to delsver HHy OF Il. Tho eacuud CRIB
,yas completed yosscrtlay."
, 1881-08-25
~, weitzel Announces the Opening
''' Of the New Look at St.
Mary's Falls Canal.
Arrival Yesterday Of the New Iron
'" Steamer Clarion Of the
Anchor Line.
,.,nna tho Lakcs-Arrivala and Depart
owl ures-stoamboat 1ines-Dock
Notas.


c.,,, ,retahts wore quito activo md ilrm yos-
.sr "." nm rntu u,, corn to 1luflalo advancing
ea..n,ar,rr Of ccnt-to thrcu ccls h,,siloi-
spa sna, Tncs,)ays ratc. Vessels were fl dunat,l,
Wy, w Iorcrythrlg That WAS roady ~nH tnken by tho
s,n,s n Change hours. EvcrythInR chartered
s.sI ~. fnr corn. Tho rate 10 anrnIa on corn wns
"adc,.,oos} tn t,o uu atd thrce-nuartcr ce,lts,
s"lsrtou III n,lo-tlttnrtnr ccnt frotn tito prcu
a.9J m Tucstlay for earrlera tu That ,,nri. Vcs
taowuc,s aud ngcnts ugntn wvur shilling fuces,
~. ..i ,he belief ID Expressed BY than tliut tito
= hoom has como this timc to otay. They re4l-
sou thls way bccausc oi The near atrronch pf
tba eud ot tho mouth and tho cousc',tto1t sct"
tlns Of dealers, after which great demand "a
.r,ir eastwRr,l. Tho following e,HbraEc tho
, 1881-08-25

Lumber frclEhts woro uEaIn weak yesterday,
,nd shippers ,xcro still, nsklng for reduction,
but ycssel.men refused to mako concessions,
notwithstanding ftuiRht IL reported scnrce ut
ihs lumber districts, prefcrrlng TO Htny In port
rather thun acccdo 10 1t reduction Of tho present
,ates. A few ohnrters woro tnadp ut tho nrovhil-
Inc figures, which tct,liin unchanged, rs fol.
, 1881-08-25
BULLS AND BEARS.
Higher Prices and a Stronger Up.
ward Movement In Grain.
Gossip ironl tho Wheat and Corn
rifs Abot1t Futures.
An Important lawsuit Growing Out Of
the Advance In Corn.

Tho Hoard Ot Tra}e markets were nctlve md
higher Yesterday. Wnent advAuceti y IL vi
rc,lts. nud corn nhnnt ) eruts Il btlshot, with
uts,ur tnarkets following IN tho ronr. Tile mora
encntlt'4nx bulletins truni Washington st!clnc'l
IT. hspIrH eun.!'1un:c and thu lis w1's, 1lad been
out Il, tho ncts browsing nppeared IN arYor
hGrIs. while tho bruins worn wUrlslDR nttt INIT
tentuperIng DIT tOwAtls tho wnu,ts. Tho nd.
vnnru III wheat WITS attributed chiefly IL tho
sll,4ric III tlin. Cincinnati clique, nHd enrn tacu
I'M with II little mellon ot. rs own arcount.
a moderately "wuil-i1xch" broker sulh: II
think tho elDne nlu running II sort of n scu1p
tlcnl III Ot.nber wheat. Some sNy they art fix.
mr!np 10 uet out II Il.lc Of ehDrts. thu ANg,IAt
future Ia Ei.n 10 siJs.i. us,l Uctotscr wunt ZIP
to $l.ati. fon luIght nAk t.harry Jnntels
hbout 1t. Thny sNy hB has Followed tic clique
w closcty TINT everybody calls hin, MT ton.'"
Tho ulleKnd leader Of thu hull ulalncnt IL
wir,tt rctnarkcll: !" think September ind Ucto-
ler wheat will soil ns hIxi, IA AuKlist. rho
shurts urc selling this m0l1th every day. nnd
tlon't knuw whether tho rrIen will bc plit n,,y
.iiyher nr not. can't say bow lurue tho August
st,ortAge Is now. Hut tho ct,Ii' nf uvcrythng
thnt grows nut IF tito cuttn is *inrt thIs stasoI
An t'perftiur NJ eur1ststerhtio tuputntiun Raf:
"Corn, think, Ia Following tn Tho lual uf wheat
to.xay sny rbn e @ @tSe @ Fe%y sGs to ' = - h ny
tho country huxs ~, yet. DetOaer touched Giai
hut tIrDp1ltsl uit In tho afternoon.''
Kitst whent when thu t'rfcu WIS up to FLU WIS
comforting with tiIs ctnD1ssnn nun TIL tho ntI-
"9t9H4y 9! rlasns ths des' When NJ ilamd
Hs,y 81 IT, aooss sfa's so # eot ts 5scst SSss
nasxs @ u ~ s ns ssHt s1sss, xarss nv %o so' II, IL
yut. NJ 1nan Win wears i, No. Q f,at anu NJ. ii
shVcs rnr trlisl1stn lllu In Il tlonl."
THE INDIVIDUAL. 1s Still SHORT.
W fur US tho leal bud progressed y would seem
That AlHl4tIr hfg
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Fort WORTH

Special TO the Herald. 4
Fort Worth, Juns 3O.-Th,e shot. uo,,
heard nsar tho dero, ,.s, Ill o' ".''
vestigs.ion it was founo tbs,t,0-.h. :, ~.
mer bsa lil,od ,wo maa ao a''n'' rar'
dogs had tried to bite several plple.
Judge Hood adjourned cod ves,erdsv
aud left for Weatherford this N AIi1T.M His
n'xt court is in jack county.
Msl1r Fairfax lett this evening Sor Austin
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Teachers Association. In Session
at COrstcans, AdjOUrns to meet In
Tyl r in June Next-PrepHra-
tiOns for tho Fourth at
DenisOu-A Convict shot
ut Brenham, Etc.
Austin.

Austin.
Special to the Herald.
Au.,;n. lima 8O-Tba Co,nns Ch,;.,;
~ NJ :,
oan Diego " MO urahae narrow gauge fa'l'
road company, to-day filed an amended
charter changing the mama of the compsny
n tho Texss & Mov;c.n r.;,u.n oomn.nr
increasing 'he cap'ai STOCK TO Twelve million
dollars, and providing for the cons
struction of additional lines and
branches as follows: From Pena in
Duysl county 10 point in The southern
boundary OF Starr county, Al ar near m
Psso. De Los Arriaros thyopsh Dnval and
Starr counties. and runn;no q bssnch com.
meucipg at Corpus Christ; 10 Arsnsas r,..a
through Nueces and San Pntri,io coun,;es
with a branch from noint a. or mar aiIon'
dale to Rockport; A brsn oh from a no;nt on
the compsny's CONSTRUCTION road a, or nssr
San Diego. to a point IN the esstern hnundru
of Newton COUNTY AZ or near Burr,s farry
through Nueces. San Particle. Jive OsL
Bee, Goliad, Victoria. Jackson. Wharton
Fort Bend, Harris. Chambers. Libertv Isf,
f rson. Hardin. Orange .Issnar md Nn,,on.
branch from point on said lima a. or
near Beevile to San Antonio. tbrouoh Rae
Karnes, Wilson and Rexar and ,hsn.. 10 80
Frndercks shm,n ,hro,nb d., any Wsn 'nsnIo W
Gillespie also a br 'nch from tho mo;nt '1 ni
junction of the branch TO San Antonio % afore' "
said, at or near Beeville southerlv
to the point where the branch to R,cknorI
leaves The line through Bae and San Patriots
counties; also a brsneh from no;nt at % or
near San Diego to A point n. or pear Rm,r,.
Terry in Brs zoria COUNTY snd ~ On % a;,ho, | h., !,
down the BrSzos r,vsr % ~ ' ta om o,b e,,aer IaIk
branch from some % pont ~ in ~ Whur,nI m a,so
to Galveston thronan WI H. ,,un A'iuIu M", oouay
Brszoria I'D GsISas,on. sIs, Isu,un, tnS
rom Aoint in T,.o., ~iso olancn
to point or near Sabine Pass. tnrousb puun,%
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who spent the day in the police station, will
go into the court with pair of black eyes
tomorrow morning to answer charge of
disturbing the peace.
A Jefferson City, NO.. special says Ivey
Norfiset, who lives in his old homestead ia
CLARK township, this~county, about twenty
two miles from this city. was robbed of $2,,
900 last Sunday. Col Norflset lives with
his son-in-law, Mr., Ed. Lumpkin. Last
Sunday the funeral sermon of Mrs. Ed.
Lumpkin. Colonel NotAeets daughter, was
preached at Hickory Hill church, and during
the absence Of the family attending tho ser.
vice, the house was burgiarized and the
money carried of.
Colonel NoIileet kept his money in an iron
cafe in the room in which he lived. The safe
was entered by means of n heavy blow as
with sledge hammer. breaking off the
hinges. and the lock OF the door. There are
circumstances that strongly implicste certain
parties, but 10 yet no arrests have been
made.
Colonel j. W. Paramore president of the
Texas Il st. Louis narrow gauge railway
having given the Iron Mountain and Other
! lines in Inc Goait system on,
week in which to rescihd- - tht
order charging the narrow gauge full loca
rates, and receiving no assurance that they
would withdraw the orders, issued his ins'ruc
tions to w. r Gavett, the general freigh
and passenger agent of the Texa
& st. Louis railroad at Tyler. MI
Gsvetts instructions are as follows
''In view of the action of what
known as the Gould combination of rail
roads in Texas, in their unjust discrimina
,ion against our road, which releases ye
from all former obligations 70 main
\ tain rates with them, you al
INSTRUCTED to at once reduce all pssseDge
3 < over our rcsl to three cents per mile an
Z Your l9( 5 Areight rates in your hat u
/ a. &y N this office; but do tn
t Suodate the merchants an
20 -A. rs along the line
IL Va you can. In the mes
l.. And Detse to do business at the o
stsoliectlons Rromptqrk on our extension
in Ball. hntchingHexss will 20 forws
| mora IS,