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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

FxAnyUL Loas OF Boon. - Several
years ago c. Maidment broke his leg,
The limb was Get, and although evel
since . little OPT Of shape. no particular
tIouble has been experienced from
The accident since u healed up until yes
tsEday, whom from some cause the
wound Was re-opened, and the blood
flowed from y very freely. As soon a
Mr. 0Aidmcnt noticed il. he started
home. BY the time he reached &. Rax-
" 4 Cos Wholesale liquor store he wa
voty weak. and sea down on the side.
vaik 70 rsst. Mr.. Baxter noticed that
somsGhinQ unusual allied the man, and
On learning the cause, got buggy and
took the unfortunate man home. On
the rod Mr.. Naiduent tainted twice
from the los Of blood. A physician
Waa called. and at lasa accounts the do~
q blood bad been stopped and the pa
tisnt vas doing very well under the cir.
somntanoea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Snra's BrJoU THEArEB.-This public
place of amusement, on tie corner of
Third and Washington streets is still in
full blast, new attractions being pre-
sented every night. The company
consists of twelve people, among
whom are Mr.. Jake Wiley, stage man
ager; Mr.. Charles Nicholson, come
dian and banjo soloist, and Mr.. John
Cook. clog and jig dancer; Mr.. Harry
Elmore, serio-oomic speech orator; Miss
Mia Earle, serio-oOmic sOngstress: Miss
Ian Cook. jig dancer artist; Miss Grace
Willis, vocalist; and others; besides an
orchestra of three pieces. Admission
free. s7-dtf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SEATTLE, Oct. -, 1882.
United States vs.. William Chestnut.
Indictment of selling liquor to Indians.
A true bill. Defendant arraigned and
plead guilty.
Territory of Washington VS.. julius
LANCE. Arraigned on charge of ex-
hibiting pistol in crowd and plead
not guilty,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Hon WArza-Capk. Low, Of tho
steamer Nellie. states that tho water in
the Snohomish River 10 rapidly rising,
and the loegers along the uppsr Snoho-
mish and Suoqualmie are taking advan-
tAgc OF II and floating their logs down
70 tho salt water where the tugs can get
hold Of them. Tho Nellie passed NO lesl
than twenty i've small RATS ON their
way down, Yesterday, between Snoho-
mish City aud Lowell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the ccpartnership heretofore existing
between q. Davies and s. G. Woodr uff.
doing business unier the firm name of
Davies & Woodruff. has this day been dis
solved BY mutual consent.
All bills due the lAle firm win be paid to
9. Dsvtee and all bills against the late
nrm will be paid BY G. Davies.
SEATTLE, Oct. lssh, lsSs-
@. DAVIES,
ois-n 8. c. WOODRUFF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRr GAMBLE, Oct. 19.-Sailed, bark
Jas. ChestOn, for San Francisco.
PogT BLAKELY, Oct. 19.-Sailed, bark
entines Catherine Sudden and Earl of
Elgin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20
BxArrrruL.-we think there must b

BZAurIYuL.-We think there must be
very few who do not admire autumn
scenery. For most Of us there is q
touch Of the tender grace of day that
is dead" in the oolors Of the dying
leaves. II there be any one in the city
Who, remembering the garniture of the
for a vision Of The S woods he played in
paid by walk to, say the corner of SEQ
ond and Pine streets. The scene which
he will find outspread before him is a
very beautiful one. The few deciduous
trees Of native growth are supplanted by
many e1otios planted BY private parties,
hill and take a look.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Ladies' and gentlemen in town and
thOac coming IN on different steamers
will do we'll to read Clayton Bros. new
advertisement, and go examine their
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

For asthma, pneumonia, pluritis, lar
yngitis and scrofulous alterations, see
DIR. Miller. sepl6tf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Sutherland & Co., in Squire's Opera
Block. have Just received large and
very choice lot of Petaluma, Cal, Gilt
Edge Butter, which they offer low,
wholesale or retail. Best brands of Or
eeon and Walla Walla flour, constantly
on hand. Also Oregon side bacon and
shoulders.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Leather and rubber betting, lacing
babbitt metal, etc., at Valid 4 Camp
bells.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

6oxx BELow.-A. A. Smith, Of the Arm
Of L. r. Smith 4 Son, Of this city, sears.
Cd for San Francisco, yesasrday. - lay
in an elegant stock Of jewelry and oliver.
ware for the holiday trade.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

FHxIaKr.-The Elder on her present
trip down tho coast, viii have full
freight. She took-From Tacoma l,seO
bales Of hops; from seattle go bales OF
hops. l.7O sAcks Of oats, ~ hides, Is
bales Of skins. 423 barrels OF salmon,
LEO tons OF barrel material, 70 tons OF
assorted freight, besides considerable
freight from other poinis on shs sound.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

A YOUNG NAN WISHES A SIrUA-
n tim ~ Bookkceper. Has had expert.
encc and can give good references. Ad.
drcsa. stating salary. "Bookkecper.- this
cflicc. olSIwdsw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

The STUDEBAKER is the standard
wagon of the world. For sale by Valid
i Campbell.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20
PAssENaERs.-The Elder sailed for
San Francisco yesterday afternoon, TAX
ING tho following list Of passengers:

Mrs. q. ]. McKinnon, Miss Y. f. Fen.
Jason. H. Robinson, A. Rodegerd, Jas
Redfern, Mrs. Jones' and infant, Miss
Nellie Wright, p. Townie, H. McAleer
L. d. Fuller, J. b. johnson. T. 3. West
VIM. Thomas, N. n. Ford, A. A. Smith
Prank n. Doug:n. 4. 3. Grnpe, =. G
VanDuskst, F. n. Martin, H. C. Con.
ner, W. Larsen. Frank Nystrom. @. w.
Hun, w. L. Nippins, @. Berreford, j.
McCamman, E. Foster, p. Bryant, n
Il. Eattershal and wife. ]. X. Moon, c,
Il. Mulholiand, w. A. Morse, ]. L. Mon.
nette, G. Leterle, l.. Saddlsr, r. Mo.
6rath, w. U. Naller, A. Jennings.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

Call On g. C. Phinnsy 4 Co. and -
what bargains they have In real -
tate. dtf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

q. 0hsonis nAaal eatarrh cured By Dr
leillss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-10-20

TWO OR THREE UNFCRNISHED
i rooms for housekeeping.
A. b. MERRILL.
olSR Seattle p. n.
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From The Baltimore Americana
MYSTERIOUS
.Tp1crrs WITH HIeH-soUNDING, GRACE,
JAW NAMES ARE NOT SUCCESS
A INTERESTING CHANGE
ToPLAfS ENGLISH

Every reader Of NEWSPAPERS has Observed TINS
and again IN the advertising columns many sngu'
lar and freauonflv unpronouDcable names Of meci'
cinal remedies The Greek and Latin langungei
cspeoiailv have been drawn upon 70 furnish names
bv which f,atent medicines could De Introduced u
The uublie. The inference g. In many cases at
least. that their proprietors depend more upon th'
attraction q hieh-soundlng titles than upon ID,
essential merits Of the reraedies Themselves.
It's refreshing once IN while to find a medicine
advertised whose simple inieliFible name IN Ing
sh NJ once conveys % tie reader an undcrstand ding
Il tire uses and purposes o. tbe remedy.
A notable instance 4 Iris kind Is found IL tie
medicines Of Dr. c. w. BENsoS. whose shIN
Cr-EF and CELERY AND CHAMOMILE PILLS
mpari ~ once IN their names, either their purpo ?
or the ingredients which compose them. DR..
BENsON's SKIN CUEE IS warranted % heal al
diseases o. the skin, such a. letters HuIpors, In
Illumination. Milk-Crust. Eczema. Diseases q The
Hair and scalp scrofula. Ulcers Pimpies- and
Itrhinrs on all part OF TIE body. II makes The
skln white. sofi, and smooth. removes tan and
freckies and Il thc best illci-drcsfinr IN exist
ence. lis popularity s. aitesicd by the immense
sales Of Il which are taking place everywhere.
Es- II 81. the only genuine skin Cure aud al
should beware q tint various remedies which have
i,,en struggling Tor existence. and nov endoavor
20 ride into popularity by advertising themselves
A. The Great skin Cures.~ There l. only one,
and that is Or. BLSsON's. BE SURF and gei Il
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I pending the consideration 81 such case only
I \ motion 10 adjourn or take recess, bui
not both IN succession, shall be In order,
and such motion shall not lie repeated
without afurther intervening consideration
Z O; the case for al least one honr."
( Mr.. Reed said that he would call the re-
pori up nj q suitable time.
Mr.. Randall demanded that II he over
one dar.
Three or four dilatoIy motions were sub
mified. pending which Mr.. Calkins asked
and obtained unanimous consent TO sub
mi the proposition adopted IN the Hepubh-
can caucus last evening.
Mr.. Randall said the proposition was not
satisfactory.
Mr.. Reed attempted "a reply. but his re-
marks were rendered inauditle by cries Tor
the irregular order from the Democratic
SIDE.
Several roIl-cans followed on dilatory
motions. which showed the Republicans
lacked two Of n quorum. !.
At O'Clock. on q motion 70 adjourn, the
Republican force fell of 10 13G. and a call
Of the House was ordered. The House
then settled down 10 a season Of perfect
rest. and no attempt 70 renew the contest
was made for few hours.
shortly before O'Clock further proceed
ings under the call We're, on motion OF Mr..
Reed. dispensed with.
Mr.. Dunn, % Arkansas, introduced,
through q petifion-boX. joint resolution
appropriating 100000. 10 be expended 10y
the Secretary Of War, for the relii Of per-
Sons rendered destitute by the recent over
6ow Of the Mississippi river and It's iriDu-
iarieS. Referred TO the Committee on Ap-
propriations.
The House at I O'Clock adjourned.
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associated Press Reports % TIM Dispatch
THE sIAR-ROUTE CASES.
Forty-~eventhC Congress First Session
WASHINGTON. May %, 1852.
SENATE
The Senate was noi in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SENATE.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Immediately upon reading the Journal
Mr.. Reed. oi Maine, rose 70 make priv
legged report from the Committee on
Rules.
Pending which Mr. Kenna, OF West
Virginia, moved that The House take re-
cess, bat the Clerk Proceeded 10 read the
report. Whereupon Mr.. Kenna rose 10 a
point Of order, that his motion must iirsi
be submitted.
The Speaker Oyerruled the point Of or
der, and Mr.. kenna appealed from the de-
cision.
The Chair refused 10 entertain the ap-
peal. and directed the Clerk 10 read.
The Clerk then proceeded 10 read the IT,
porf Of the Committee on Rules n follows
Amend paragraph eight Of rule sixteen sc
a. to read Pending a motion 10 sus-
pend the rules, n on any question 81 con-
Mderafion winch may arise IN
care inyolying the constitutional r'gh'
20 se:st, and pending motion for The pre-
yious question, or after II shall haze beer
ordered ON any such case, the SPEAKER ma,
entertain one motion 10 adjourn, blt shfci
the result thereon H. announced he shall
not entertain any other motion un1ii Ne't
. Il ILL., y. iAs ES.4lAis s--s.-s-.s 49,
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yeaIons woTnanNs Plunge.

Shortly sitT the Gloucester ferr1boat
Peeries. leii her slip al south street, about
o'clock last evening. res pectabl. dress
cd woman. about thirty years ola. after
Jmcinc up and down the ladics' forward
cabin. apparently under great mental agiia-
ton. walked huTriedly towards the how.
When the boat wa amidstrcam. and about
opposite Point Airy island, the woman
climhcd The rail and iezped into The Della
ware. otto FELTON, and John steel, re-
siding on Front street below Lombard.
were rowing close hy the steamer in a sinai
boat and caught the woman n She came
up thc second time She was rescued and
removed 20 She 1hird-districi police sta
iian. She gave her name a. Mr.. Amelis
McPherson. Is 1912 Cailowhn street SnC
from her diSOiutel conversation il wa
learned tfai she and her husband had beeI
living 10 room .; 1919 Callowmll street
Mr.. Mcpherson ieii home about c'clocl
Yesterday afternoon. and jealousy 81 be-
husband caused herv 10 make The suicda
S;ssfnIsi - Philadelphia Times.
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Egyptian Affairs.

CAIRO. Nav 27-No0a.-Omar Pasha.
Luiii Chcrien Pasha. Ragheb Pasha. Sultan
Pasha. and several other Of the principal
pashas, are now assembled ~ Ismali Par
ace. II is expected theY viii support the
new Ministry. q which Cherif Pasha OF
Omar Pasha Lufti viii be- The president.
with HaidM Iashl Minister n + nance.
British and French Consuls-General cali
cd on Arab Bey to-day. and declared thai
they held BIN personally responsible ~
maintenance - The public security. The
hhediye hss issued . proclamation -
The prov incial authorities cuioining them
20 especial vigilance for maintaining tho
public security. IL says the British and
French squadrons have come % AitXau-
dria with q friendly Object. and be ordered
the complete sioppare % recruiting or The
summouing Of reserves. Al men called
ont are ordered 10 return home. The
hbediyc wiz announce in q proclamation
% the army that be personally assume,
supreme command q the troops.
LONDON, MAY PA dispatch 70 On.
STANDARD from Cairo states That Arab Beg
has sent an officer 10 the Porte. with q pe'
/ tition assuring the sultan Of the dcyoto.
81 the national party. and praying Tor %,
. tf li.i-lA4AA ~ tAt n Attl4Nf III AANh4 20 49,
liza Pasha. The petition L. signed 10y o..
Ministry which ha. just resigned and .eiEl
uOtables.
PARIS. Nay 27.-The Repub.que Irai.
case. N. Gamhctia'. paper. not only con
dgnned The Turkish intlTy cntion in E-yT
aS a blow u the French I'D Africa bat cvci
points 10 The possibility of England un1c
/ q future Cabinet swallowing Egypt - sl
+ did cyprus.
L0Np0N. Nav 21.-Thc correspondent o
. tie Times II Alexandria s,erts that ia
resignation % the ministry was ia cons
qucnce Of al order irom the Porte. Cher
Fasba viii form the new ministry. Thor
are great rejoicinrs over The turn affair
have taken. O.. The exodus IS Lur0peag
had stopped business lui some fears u
expressed that the Porte VIII pres, o.
policy % reducing Egypt 20 the coudiuo
q Turkish province.
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mvFuTL TNClryTEB 0N TIE Tor OF A
u..N e.NtNo THUETT MILES Az H~i d.
re.- tt.l Mobile vsn.-Il.srf

rfvrrt~r TNcuryTER 0N TIE TOP OF
Trails e-N>r>o ruETY MILES Al HOUR.
-f-r t,e Nohlc Dcris.er.J
Tb. following SIRE The particulars OF
sfr.rr. fur l1c ou toy ol moving frei-1i
tran oa tlc Mobile and Oalo road on " CO.
a..la, u-it. Dir. ". b. Connolly Weii
ur a- t.r 81 flc train after dark and found
tire. r..r,a, ~ilaliura ride. lle asked
uraiar their fare. and they replied thai
taes $50 uat Intnl O. pay anything. AI'
C.t.'I t..l - obey hat no none! my
uus e.haI hs'u thc engineer OF sti - 'it
tr- Ia. negroes $500 they No.ie see
uh. would -et old uIf, and started To-
Wrl. Ilf engine =, ID o. assist lit th-l-
Ier Iromtlet tender ONE OF incln secured
r q wood and came BACK over lue
tr q iI. frlu. and while Nj. toAn'ut
lu. u. Iaea turned. standing near onD 81
A rb-. le W4- struck a.Iu,, tl- ilt--
j. .la knocked almost iuscn-itie.
1uH .c.r struggle lor rie Oh iaI ~
oh r.l1. 49, let wa- running ~ iAe fll- @.
tl~r or uirty-GHc miles aa hour. Doe
wounded i stunned brakeman ciuifntu
t. faft-arl and uaQe desperate re-
,I.faarrf1 fl, three hruif-. who hcd il-'i
an. .. .. backs shoulders. and neck -A
Irrf Uaul.r.
T.., repeatedly informed him thai they
Intended fa k him. and from ihc i1iuilr'
inflicted +, evident thai o. murder hlm
Wa. flr.r intention. They succeeded n
getting Odd, rield hand loose and POI ne
thumb 1a that hand while they endeaNorcd
o. loosen ihe hold Of The other. 30 They
coul throw him off the train. After ihet
dad beaten and bit hlm FOR some time lh'
whistle Wa, blown for State Line. ana TIM
is~. Mr. Connolly thinks, is an that saved
b. ic. Whom the train slowed up lol
STATE Line The negroes jumped Of and g.
capsd in fhe darkness. The wounded MAJ
MA, beard groaning. and found on top @
the tram WING in pool oi blood. lie wa
cared Soy ly the railroad attaches and sen
ft4r4 o. satfla
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nv 2s-sukMlm
- OF YIRGINIA.

II =
n. ue,t session begins on the Isl or oCIO-
HT-R l@s2 and continues nine il.n.lh-
ne institution r. ORGANIZES ~ eislhc' ssi,".'s'
as originally i,aunlea -. .,,,,,rl ~
grouped under me dtldrtibtl,,. -,---.rrrN-x-
IITEEATUEE Mt-i' ~ ~ ItT5;urc
SCIENCE, t.N $500 1f-tT
and Ina charge II The following Faculty
Prof JANIS L. CAhLLl-
NJ. SCHELL ibt Ntlh'
JOIN y. MlNHL,
FRANCIs ii. SMITH
J0HN STAGE DAVIS -
GFOEGT TETuEEllh HOLMES
CHARLES = AENAt'-h-
~TErHEN u. sol IhALi-
WILLIAM , llfhLs-
JANIS ;. HAEEl,oN'
JOIN Y. MALLks'
JpHN j.. PACE
NOAH h. DAVIS
THOMAS x. fEIlb'
WuITAM N. F0NIAINhf
FrANCIs =. UlNNlNsI1N'
WILLIAM VI. THOR lD>-
with uuInisl q.
ASSISTANT lNsThlt Iuhc-
The nswly-creatc1 chair ~ As'''''--s ~ - w
filed IN June ~ this ycif .,- A., a.,f,at...
T1,e eonInnenf uf tie University IN nhhaihEt
and collectious hns been larfeN ihcle, "a "a. .Ale
years aud Il very extensive Ahu .s 49,, ,
Astronomical Osservaiory- 70 c,n ~ 80.
,eleseol,e given by NJ. Leandef .. Mcepfinicks it
me ernenses Of the stnden, arr m"os9nie- anc q
messing system has been t.L.i4isalce y ~inch
cOnf0ra nav be combined Win slN0l-' eo""om,
vr s rs, srascse stndnls ART admitted free Of
,uiti1n o. ,,,soI naselnr tis required Entrance
For catalorues with f,tailed inf.gmsn.', apply
alrinan of the Faculty.
c,,,,,.,x ~ my le-2tawlm
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4 uew poS'-oflice has been established n
BORDEN. Shenandoah county, With Edward
A. VIII postmaster.
The following posimaster> have been re-
Gently commissioned John l.. King q, Po-
,Qusac. Prince " illiam county: Henry Long
~ Gems Branch, Grayson county: Joel 4.
Brav Al Little Plymouth. King and Queen
county. rnd George y. Bloxom NJ 6uibord.
Aceofuac county.
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An oncisI Discharged for Careless

WASHINGTON, u. C.. May 27.-Georce :.
Bel, occupying the responsible position 81
custodian 81 dies. plates. &c. az the Bureau
Of Engraving and Printing, was discharged
bv Secretary TolEer to-day. and Mr.. Bur
rel. % the same Department, temporarily
appointed In bis place. To avoid any mis-
understanding ~ 20 the cause o. this action
il i. auiboriiaiivelv stated that II has no
bearing whaiever or the stolen sl.boo-bond
plate. Mr.. Bell was dismissed because q
gross carelessr.ess and lack o. vigilance IN the
discharge 81 hi. duties. On Thursday last
two very important dies used in The man.
lIfacture % United States notes were drawn
from him on regular rcquisiiion signed 10y
the Superintendent Of the Bureau, and IN
accordance with his instructions he should
have seen that they were restored 20 their
proper place Of security before leaving The
building for the day; but h. neglected %
do 50. and the dies were found by a
nighi-waichman on q desk in one Of
the offices, where they had been care
lcssly left II the close Of business. These
facts were reported 10 the Secretary, who
al once instituted thorough investigation
with the result above stated. Fortunately
the dies had not been tempered with nor
misused in any way. though the pOssibi.i-
ties of such a danger caused quite an eX-
element among the officers and employe,
Of the Bureau. Secretary Folgcr says IN
this connection that the honesty q Mr..
Eel has not been impeached.
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Cuban Affairs.

HAvANA. MAY 2-.-Sen0r Carlos Roios.
present Director-Gcner.I O. the Treasury
IN. been appointed President o. the Tn
bunal % Accounts: senior Loren, now
Direcfor-General - Contributions 81 Mad
rid has been appointed 70 succeed >enoI
R0j0s in the Treasury.
During the week ending Yesterday there
were = deaths here from yellow-iever. il
Of which occurred in one day. The dis-
ease i increasing owing % the continuous
laas-v ruins
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rnr DISPATCH PROM ALL POINTS

" nkhingtsn Views and GossiP-An omHai
Helding q Responsible Position Disoharree
for Carrlesxness-The star-Reute CASES
Campaign Assessments On Government
Employees - The Observance or FEDERAL
Decoration Day-A Decree Entered Di~
voreins Mira. Kate Chase-spraEus from
Her Hushapd--Bis Fires In New Orleans
and Elsev herc-A shsrt Wheat Crop In
the wea-Tve Members Of the kellogg
Cenoers COMPANY Drowned in New Hsmp-
shirc-Ths Troubles in Eryps-Tbe Catholic
Clergy Of Londen About TO MAKE Crusade
Against Secret Seoieties- other Fsreiss
I.eIns.
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The Western Wheat Crop.

La CROSSE, WIS, May 21.-special teie-
grams from forty Of the principal points
ranging through the great grain-producins
bell from the Mississippi river al this point
through Minnesota 10 the gruin-belds Of
Dakota. are 20 the effect that the acreage Of
wheat l. 30 per cent. less than in ISL. The
plant j. looking healthy, and although
somewhat backward gives promise Of Q
nnnd Xielh
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How In Was DoSE.-The pell Of the
FOURTH Ward viii show bow the work nas
done. TIE statement o. the immense Co
alton maiorits in The ward expresses The
colonization - voters from the county,
and the Illegal barricading Of ihe polls, by
which the slector was almost absolutely
prohibited from exercising his righ 10
challenge, gave ample facilities Tor unlimii-
I'd and ilee.,l voting Norfolk VSrgtBidn.
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Fire In Augusta. Ga.

AUGUsTA. GA. May PA fire here last
night DESTROYED four frame buildings on
Ninth aud Hopkins streets. The fire orlsi-
mated in The store Of james Rooney, whose
stock was totally destroyed. ROoney's loss,
including two buildings and stock, i sen-
eral thousand dollars: no insurance. Other
ssrof1
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other Fires.

PORTLAND, OREGON, May "a FIRE here
last evening destroyed all the buildings
on one block. The loss Is estimated NJ S75,-
600; insurance, $50, 200.
WILMINGTON, DIT, May 27.-MeLear 4
Eendalfs caIT'iagc-iactory wac burned TO
day. Loss, $4,000; insurance, S43,5o0.
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A Beat-Oxnsr's Heavy Fine.

WORCESTER, MASS, MAY y. In the SUI
perior Court this morning Jesse J. Co
bum was fined $500 on conviction Of
manslaughter, a. being responsible for the
deaths Of Mr.. Caliill and his two children.
Coburn was the owner Of the boat which
capsized NJ her wharf July 4, 1879, from
having been overloaded.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY or NIRGINIA.-sUM NJ
L MIR LAW LECTURES mine weekly, be
Gin 18Th j IL. ls-Z- and end l5tn :, ittiin,f r.
If.ve r,r,1-t,G uf sigEEl u-e-lsL % students VINO
design 10 pursue their studies al THIS or other Law
school. Cd o. those who propose 70 fcAa prls..-
~. and sd. O. practitioners WHO have Dol nae the
.frerfare az systematic instruction. for circu-
b., ~rris l,,,sf-,fiicc niyersity of Nirrinn g.
IA arp. N' JOHN X. MINOR.
Professor Common and Statute Law.