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b0sod N iio CONTINUED acts NJ Tie Fodera
authorities leading ~ flie Capitalization n
nll pOWHr Nv Ire general government, ~ thc
Destruction 0f focal seltgpYofnmeni tat
The record NJ tlo present nd.
intimidation Of state affairs while
IN control Of the democratic
party Is M earnest OF tho nddity OF The
partyto the PRINCIPLES Of economy and
good government. that We invite omlgra.
ton and capital to our state and
pledge full and perfect proiec-
ton TO all such rs may como
among US; that public education should be
lostered and encouraged by the state as tho
means Of the stale viii allow, having at the
same time due regard TO the preserya-
ton Of the public credit; that we
recognize the necessity Of protecting and
preserving the purity OF the ballot box rs q
safe means Of free institutions aud condemn
any attempt to interfere with full and
free exercise of the election franchise
The executive committee is requested to
prepare and issue an address TO the people
of the state,
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Illustrated Marriage Guide, $40 pages, oIctt
ana glli binding, 20 cehtai same IA paper covers
Is cents Manhood. 10 cents womanhood, 10
cents pamphlet ccnls securely scaled, by
mail. sond money or postage stamps. DR.
WHITTIER, tho grea. specialist 6I7 81 Charles
street 81 Louis, Mo.
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ORIGIN OF TIE FocaHoxrAs Haze.
LINZ Rock, June 7.-Tuesday's Ere Hi
PocsliOutas originated in tanners grocery.
The other buildings burned were: Har.
risnn's saloon and billiard ball, Lewis
Maifz's warehouse, Lucas drug store, Han.
M 1I's general store and Wareh1use, Hi,
F1uufaine a Co.'S store nnd war house
Golfers drug store, Mack a Cos grocery.
Total loss estimated 1t $4,000. Insurance.,
tf1,0H.
At GEArn mAvEs. WfcH.
Urrn1T1. June Zone ~ BOynion A
Ackley shiuEle mills ~ Grand Haven vas
burned iast uighi % midnight. Los, SO. r
o.. partially Insured.
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iiiete were mona NJ had no doubt iha
Z bbylsts had been NJ work, bqt be- ohatEt
tnHttnn cete those who had detefiulhto
llint no money should be paid w Jtuau
unless they had " hand In u, md umcs'
riders were put upon the bill,
Mr.. COckfell disoaimed having imputed
any IMPROPERLY 10 Mr. Morgan ana ex.
pressed surprise that the senator shOu q
become 50 exceedingly sensitive VII, n
asked u legitimate aud pertine tqrcslion'he
/ explained that his Inquiry bad been bns q
| upon q statement made 10 him by q fepu-
table gentleman, that an attorney IN WASH
ington had been employed by.Jap .ntorcprt-
sent that government In connection with
this legislation. He did not complain Ct
this, but ii a reputable gentleman had boon
employed, he was disposed to regard the
bill more fuyOrably.
on that account Mr.. Morgan said The
charge d'Aiairs of the japanese govern
ment was the only representation Of that
government of whom he had any knowledge
in the p enises
AR. sherman thought that whether the
attorneys were employed or not was EN-
tirely immaterial. He believed that there
was no dcIiberarive body in the world irecr
from ,obby influence than the senate OF
the United States, aud when outside in
huenct were introduced ii cir effect was al
most Invariably to injuro the cause they e.
pouse |. He then discussed the merits OF
the Il, urging that the subject be COM
pletely disposed ofin some positive mail
ner.
After some further remarks by Messrs.
MaXey, bay ard and Window, the bill was
laid aside without action, and the senate
at 4:1o after q short executive session, adj
iomned until Monday
HOUSE.
Immediately after the reading of the
journal the house went into committee ofthe
whole with Robinson, of Massachusetts, in
the chair, on the legislative, executive and
iudc al appropriation bill, and all general
debate being limited to an hour and halt,
Joyce, of Vermont, confined his remarks to
the consideration Of the pension policy of
the government, advocating the system of
pensloning those men who We're disabled in
the military al naval service Of the United |
States, and opposing any proposition to re-
peal arrears of pensions.
A bill was read by sections for amend |
ments, and long discussion ensued on a |
to equalize the salaries of the |
house and senate employees by reductions
in the salaries of the latter. The PROPOSE |
ton was agreed to by II vote OF IS 10 3.
After finishing tie consideration OF forty |
of the one hundred pages OF the bill COM
mite rose.
Robson, of New York, presented the |
petition of Siptimania r. Meekleham, ask |
ing that the remains of Thomas Jefferson |
be removed from Virginia to Washington |
for interment and that u monument be |
there erected to his memory. Referred.
The house at $50 took q recess until |
$50, the evening session to be for the con-
sideration of pension bills.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-09-06

A MISSING MAIL MAN.|Says the SnO-
hoalish Eye: Joseph Huntly, the Falls
City mail ;carrier, has undoubtedly
skipped the country" It seems that
on his last trip. two weeks ago, three or
four different persons ON the route gave
him orders, aggregating about $NJ.
which were cashed here. Part of this
amount he lost in throwing dice and
playing draw-poker. and not being able
to replace it, and probably being afraid
to face the music which he knew would
accompany the discovery of his crooked
ness, he left between two days. When
last heard of he was registered at the
Arlington, in Seattle, putting on as
much style AZ defaultin9 bank cashier.
In consequence of all this the people Of
the Upper SnOqualmie were without
mail last week. 1t was carried this week
by Chas. Penn, who will probably CON-
tinue the service until Contractor War
rem, of Wisconsin, can be informed of
the state of affairs and make different
arrangements. In the meantime, be-
sides his creditors, a half-breed wife
and two children are anxious 10 hear of
his whereabouts,
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FO r EIGN N.

IsxAL1A, Sept. h-The number Of en-
gines are now en route from the Suex Ca
nal for Port Said bring mp tho total to
nine, which will be sufficient for trans
portation purposes.
English horses are holdiaR out veil.
The worst Of the hot weather seems 10
be over.
Il il stated General Wolseley h in
hi0h spirits and confident Of success. Il
viii be considered almost miraculous Il
Arabi Pasha succeeds in holding Tel-el-
Kabir.
Lnxpox. Sept. 5.-Mortgage Bernard,
one Of The high commissioner Who
siQnsd the treaty at Washington in ISL,
did On Saturday lAs6
Issa sse All.
Ermun. Sept. "A we'll known
Frsnch authcgity on The subjeoA has ~
sued his estimate Of tho hAEvaate Of the
world for 1851. His report - On ths
whole, decidedly favorable. Indicating
no osrio0 de6eioncy in the crops h any
quarter Of IT, VOID. and . general
shundancs throuzhout Europe and II
n.asa - lAss.
CcssrAxxrsoeLx, Sspt. S-Ths Anglo
TsRkisA military eonyention lhAs been
dGnsd
Poar Sam. Sept. 6epG A-LARge nnm
IN q Hodouins hAvo boon ooon q ~
| hankp az ~ Sues Canal boeWos0 Per
Eaid and lmnalia-
Rse0 - - - Was.
ArsxAmnA, 0spk A-IhosD ~ bool
10 oa61 nnhao nsvsnene = saeas2v1
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Forty years ago, in village near
Philadelphia, arrangements were made
for wedding. The guests were in
vited, and the bride awaited the groom,
who never came. The girl, crazed by
grief, became a harmless lunatic, and
wanders through the rooms of her home
arrayed in her bridal finery, buoyed up
with the hope that her lover will vet re-
turn. Burglars entered her house lately,
and her quick ear detecting their steps,
she stepped out ON the staircase, and
greeted the thieves with the words: 81
have been waiting all these years; am
ready; come on" The men looked at
the ghostly figure in its faded robes,
standing with arms outstretched, and
fed from the house.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.


JMcCall. Idaho THWarden, Idaho
SMcDonald, ,TaooB Dow, Tacoma
DRyan, JCarT,
RHMofse, Victoria Palmer, ,Nebraska
WIvory&wf, Mimic Dunham, Minnesota
JSCole,S ,SacramenDD DDunbar,S F
JAar0nson.S F SBurrows&family, Ind
McRune&wf, Cal GWSsyies.Cal
CPSnider, GWDickey,
EDBoWman, RWil6On,
WStarrett, RBluf0 Rees, Texas
SRoaenberg, MichDO Leary, Snohomish
GHWhite,&vf TanHA Dunn, Tacoma
HFOeter, Tacoma.
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camp. apparently occasioned by tn
| arrival Of reinforcements.
| Posr SAID, Sept. 5.-Some rebel of
ncers from Salihi have arrived at Ismai
Ia to tender their submission. Oyel
scD OF Arabis msn are fortifyiug thei,
baggage and military stores at For,
Ghemllh.
Cheap Bread lnsureA.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-In summarizing
crop results the Times SAYS: Never dur
ing any time since these reports have
been collected has the harvest in the
2orthern hemisphere been so good all
around. We usually had to report a
deficiency either in Europe or America.
Ihls year absolutely the world has an
over average harvest. and with such a
harvest the ) ear Is likely to be one Of
cheap abundance.
Wosl sold.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-Wool sales of 97C3
bales Sydney, Queensland and Victorian,
We're made today. Good demand at fair
prices Is reported.
To BE 0uux.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 5.-The murderers
OF tine EnRlishmen Richardson and
Dobson. are sentenced to be hanged on
Thursday next.
A Mere TrfAe.
MONTREAL. Sept. 5.-The defaIcatious
OF Hunter, the absconding notary, are
not known to exceed $2aO,G0O.
A rrsissr.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 5.-Mahmoud Te-
hlni has written report addressed to the
hhedive, with plans revealing the posi-
tion and strength of the enemy. AL
translation will be sent to Gen. Wolse-
ley. From internal evidence it is be- |
iieved its statements are correct.
Worse than . Battle In Egyps.
MADRID, Sept. 5.-An official report |
from Manila states that Is natives and |
flve Europeans have died of cholera in |
the past two days. The epidemic is be-
ginning to abate.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 5.-A body of one |
marines today made raid on
the villages between Alexandria and
Meks, and arrested all persons unable |
TO give good account of themselves.
Ihe authorities are taking stringent |
measures to prevent tho indiscriminate |
landing of persons without employ
ment or means. One hundred and fifty
such persons, who landed yesterday,
have been sent to the arsenal pending
the decision AS to whether or not they
shall be compelled to return on board
The vessels from which they disem-
barked.
Four Bedouins caught looting in
have been sentenced to death.
These Everlasting Peiieemen.
DUBLIN, Sept. 5.-It ia expected about
"a dismissed constables will be reinsta-
ted. only tho fsngleaders being excluded.
The police are not altogether satisfied
with tho reply of Earl Spencer, as it
leaves them almost in the same uncer-
tainty as before.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 5.-The substance
Of Mahmoud Feherms's information
has been telegraphed to Gen. Wolseley.
q is believed the influence of Mahmoud
Feherms will be useful in bringing over
rebels.
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The Government Respensible.

PARIS, Sept. 5.-Victor Lesseps today
presented report to the council of the
Suez Company on negotiations with the
English authorities for the preservation
of the neutrality of the canal. He said
Gen. Wolseley informed him that the
English Government accepted the re-
sponsibility for damage and obstruction
to the traffic of the canal.
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Sensible to the last, the dying cobbler
folded his hands and murmured: "It's
awl up! I'm pe9ging out"
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OF CALIFORNIA.

r D. WHITE Pre's JAS PHELAN BRusH ssey
Following Names those their cne and u.
tion
SAN FRANCISCO
JUDGE &c HASTINGS. Clay,
JAMES PHELAN Montgomery, Capitalists
tOMER
MacdonouCh&
AN director iberhian Bank
Shea bocqueas Mckee dealers
Wnoesae grocer and andH
bEhAfOii frapol CO., wholessie native Wiuea
MICH .rr SULLIVAN wholesale dealer
JUN FAY AfEi MifsM Mii5AM n TrNT WILLIS captalis
TntS Wheaton lus Wholesale provision merchants Front
M wholesale Sns1e
kndolph Co.,
Ml 70 WHITE GEORGE SESSIONS. Capitalsta
DODGE Dodge Co, grocers Front CIay
Hotaling
Pond Reynolds
manufacturer
nES p EKD REFS Reis Brothers. Capitalists
KEL1 Kelly Esan. wholesale
drnEiDRiCH ieiloc d Co, Montgomery.
THOMAS JENNINGS. wholesale grocer
SACRAMENTO COMSrOCK retail dealer in furu
-i { EJACOBS capitalist. ~
'hass VALLEY; JCCoLEAAN and COLEMAN capitalists
TIE above list of weathiest best known
merchants and capitalists
snidity ~ eA"""" Va n' Oo"PanyS y
IHH COMPANY ORGANIZED
NEVER JOINED NATION.
viii Give You Insurance a
All Losses Paid Immediately Upon Adjustment 1870
a. r. HOTALiNc, General Agents. Portland
McLURE 4 TAYLOR, Agents.
= :, :. ...-.. Aseors For' townsend au27-m
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DMvKR, Sept. 5.-The Ners says the
Hilysr Cliff Coli Custer county bank
closed its doors this morning. LiaDiii-
ties $4,000; assets, very small. Tn9
bsnk was owned by Hartzell Bros, and
wss run in connection with the bank OF
Haiida, which suspended yesterday.
Great excitement exists among depos-
itofs in both towns. The whereabouts
Of Hartzell Bros. arc unknown. The
Aaneo In n rnvatarv
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CHICAGO, Sept. b. The arbitration
commission after u session OF several
weeks, during which time testi-
mony Of unparalleled length have
been taken. This morning the price i0r
July Spring wheat was settled ut l.So.
This Is 4 victory for the Armor clique,
the price fixed being near the closing
rata on Tho 3lst Of July.
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Fever RePorl.

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. 5.-The report re-
eeived up to ten o'clock this morning
gives tho Information of ~ new cases
and four deaths. Relief is now being
furnished 34 families. There arc at
present. ten patients IN the hospital.
Tho fever in ON the decrease in Mata-
noras; but later reports give informa-
tin Of four deaths in the past - hours.
Tie river Is very high and still rising.
The weather is thcateninG storm, with
noEtherly winds.
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New steamer.

NV YORK, Sept. 5.-The new Pacific
Mail steamer San Juan returned from
her initial voyage to AspinwalI, and,
after dischargiug her cargo, will pre-
pare for her voyage to San Francisco
via the Straits of Magellan and Panama.
She Will sail in the course Of ten days.
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tures Of persons not living on the routes
on which service WAS expedited. There
Was no evidence Of that fact.
Fourth-That they made false oaf is
and declarations
Fifth-That Turner falsely indor.sd
packets containing petitions. 1his IN
dictnacnt against Turner has been ar
YaiRned into q certificate Of good moral
character. When he (lneersOll) knew
man who had fought for tho nag OF
his county; Who had laid on the held Of
Gcttysburu with . Confederate bullet in
his leg, he was glad 70 have tho evidences
show the man 70 be mot only 9 passiot.
but an honest man with spotless rcpu-
tation. He did net believe that, IN or
der TO b q good man. ono had 70 be ~
oold a an i0icle; be did NOT think that
| II he wiahed 10 b like God III there va
| 4 0Dd). il was necessary % to heaxtieo
Sixth-ThAs Brady, for the benefit oi
| cain and peolit Of Ill the eefendAnts
| sornethin0 or other. He wished q
ulaoe gpeaial emphasis On the word all
fnr thaf jncludod Tuxnog.
Eeyenth-That Brady had not entered
| Anea a0aina1 the oontrnctoEe when they
did not perform thar seFyioa. what ~
| idenoe Wa there of that; tha4 the whole
AMOUNT OF 6nes imposed BY Brady
amounted 10 t18 SIS; and that be 70
mittsd fnes 70 ths amount Of tkW
only. x,-,
al eervioe and then put tt On again
Tat appearUd n tvo oasoa o. 0vodv
ino thir3y-nins dollars and ~ oene
eornothin0 moro.
Ninth.-TNt tho dGtoodanes treeoo
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WHxx4Mo, West Va, Sept. 5.-Herman
Oslbsolle, aged 1S, and Joseph Du6.
Md u, while crossing tho river this at
elgn0on in skifI with S0thers, got into
~ waves of q steamer which sank the
overloaded boat. and tie two named
vese drowned.
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recsived word from Sonora that an
impending civil crisis is about to OK
plode. A state of dread and uncertainty
exists along the Sonora valley. Nearly
every gun shop in Tombstone has been
elsaned out by Mexicans, who are flock
ing by the dozens, buying up all the
arms and munitions Of war that can
b obtained, and rushing back again. 1t
b understood Governor Ortiz has or
dared draft of all able bodied men in
kha Stato In austain him.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 5.-The Democratic
county convention today selected dele
gates to the Springfield State Conven-
tion OF next Thursday. and unanimously
adopted resolution opposing sumptu-
ary laws, and instructing their delegates
TO abide by this resolution.
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TartM Urged.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 5.-The grocers' in
terests were presented to the Tariff
Commission this morning, and it was
urged to continue at least the present
tariff ON sugar, molasses and rice. The
dry goods. hemp, shoe and other inter-
estS were also reDreaented
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CHICAGO, Sept. 5.--The probable fonn-
dation OF the story about the collision
at ChRrlevoix, Michigan, is IN fact that
tho steam barge Araxis sank in Wuiska
bay ON Thursday last, during heavy
Raie. The crew were saved. 1t il thought
the hull can be saved.
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ROCkWiLL,


Correspondence Of the Herald
RochwALL, May -, lsS2. Yesterday even
ing Mr. VI. McCurley aud Miss Station OF
Canton, and q Dig Mtuning and young
lady, arrived Mt this place and stopped al
the Griffin house This morning they
called on the county clerk for marriage Ii
cense for Mr.. McCurley and Miss station
but on account Of the youthlulness Of the
young lady, and the bogus order from tn,
father, they failed and started for Dallas
When they reached the slough on the iron
bridge road, they found they could
not cross, and retraced their step,
with the purpose OF crossing al
Wells bridge. In the meantime the young
ladies' uncle arrived in pursuit, and called
to his aid the sheriff. They obcycd the COM
mand to halt and returned with the uncle,
but with much reluctance vowing that
they would finally effect their purpose de-
spite al they could do.
send you enclosed in this, thai You may
see for yourself, some stems Of bluegrass
measuring from thirty six to forty inches in
length, and blade measuring twenty.
four inches that was grown in this county.
The head from which this was taken will
average with this, and has been growing
two years, | saw some OF only one years
growth that Is now sufficiently strong for
good pasture.
Wheat and oats are being rapidly har.
vested; crop heavy, and corn crop promises
we'll
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onclusion to speak a word in praise Of
Judge John Ireland, who in a measure be-
longs to the public, and whose name is
prominently mentioned In connection with
the goverhorship of our state7 Judge Ire
land Is man Of strong and vigorous con-
stitution and about iifty-five years of age.
He has a massive intellect, and is perhaps
the ablest and clearest-headcd lawyer in
Texas. He is a self-made man Of iron will,
and has fought his way to the highest hon
ors of his profession by energy, patience
and perseverance and in the face of Il mu-
titude of difficulties. Wherever and when
ever he has come into competition with his
fellow-men he has always been recognized
as leader. As a lawyer he has stood for
more than twenty years among the fore
most of the state; as a sagacious statesman
and powerful debater, he had no superior
upon the floor of the st tie senate, and as a
jurist he was the equal of any of his con
freres upon the bench of the sunreme court,
both in accuracy and extent of knowledge,
aud in the faithful and conscientious dis
charge of his duties. He is an honorable,
heightened, philosophical gentleman, a
true and tried democrat, and # called to
the helm of state, will WELD the high
powers entrusted to his keeping with true
executive ability and IN spirit of unscliish
and lofty patriotism.