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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-21

Stolen, September 10, from W. L, Nichols
livery barn, light bay horse, four white legs,
white face, and an end spring Plano box buggy.
The man that took him gave the name of Charles
Ross, about five feet eight inches high, dressed
IN grey clothes. Was sightly pock marked In
face, and claimed to be from Princeton. Him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-21
MARRIED,

MORTON THOMPSON the afternoon Of
September Goth, at st. Johns tho Evangelist
church, by the Rev K. 8. Thomas assisted by
the rector, Rev. Henry Ktttson, Walter s..
Morton to Susie L., daughter OF the late James
Egbert Thompson, of this city.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-21

In the 2:21 class the starters were Dicta-
tor, blk. g., d. Stewart; Capt. Hersd, ch. g.
Jerome, Fl. c., Kerney and Pedro, G. g., f.
c. Pillsbury, the horses going in the order
named.
Pedro was the favorite at two to one and
won with ease. The only excitement was
in connection with the last heat, when
Herod and Dictator stood even, both having
secuaed placee in the pool box, first one
and then the other selling as favorite.
Herod in the heat took second place on
the first turn and though very unsteady
gained nothing until after passing the dis
tance, when he broke and was allowed to
run under the wire, encouraged by the
whip, for which he was set back last.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-21
RIGHTEOUS HEDIGaATIOy.

How the BetraJer of Innocence Eas
Treated by His Mother and Sister oa His
Wedding Day.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

Miss Henrietta Monroe, in her dramatic
recitals, was not favorably received at Oak
Grove Theatre on Saturday evening last
there being but few people present. Her
recitations, however, were very fine.
The fair and sociable given at Marsh's
hall last Thursday evening by the Earnest
Workers was quite a success. Quite num-
Der of fancy articles were sold, ice cream,
etc. The net proceeds amounted to $27.
The school teachers employed in the pub
lie schools in this city for next term are as
follows: Prof. Bell, principal; Mrs. Bell,
LIST assistant; Miss Z. Blackwood, End as
sistant; Miss Agnes Ebert, 3rd assistant.
The Musical Society met at the residence
of Mr.. G. F. West on Wednesday evening
Of last week, and completed the organiza-
ton, forming the necessary bylaws, and
doing such other business as was requisite
Capt. John Smith, Agent of the Warm
Spring Indian reservation, father of DR.. j.
R. Smith, arrived in the city last week
from an extended trip to the East, visiting
relatives. He returned to the agency on
Friday last
On Wednesday evening of last week the
eastern and Western horizons were obscured
by smoke from fires in the Cascade and Coast
range mountains, and during the afternoon
the sky overhead was hidden, and the sun
almost invisible.
We notice number of places in town
where thistles remain undisturbed. There
is Territorial law which inficts heavy
fine for allowing them to 60 to seed. Cut
them down before they are scattered broad
cast over the land.
We are in receipt of a programme of the
proceedings at the twenty-second annual ex-
hibition Of the Oregon State Fair Associa-
ton, to be held in Salem during the week
commencing September 18th, 1882. The
| programme is extensive.
As the immense crowd rushed off the
steamers on to Moore's wharf on the 4th,
the structure settled about six inches, and
created no little excitement for time, PEG.
pie thinking the wharf was going down.
Hence the swag in the wharf.
| The Star baseball club of Portland played
game with the Clippers of Oregon City on
Sunday at the latter place, the former get.
ting away with it by score of IL to g.
An excursion boat left this city for the
grounds, but few attended from here.
The editor of Walla Walla paper com.
plains of rumpled-complexioned brindled
horned COW tresspassing upon hislawn. This
is the first time on record, of Washington
Territory editor having anything that COW
could get away with except an old shirt OF
two.
"Here is a SKETCH" said a poet,
| Unto us the other day,
"That tossed me off in an idle hour
| To pass the time away"
"Here is club" was the answer,
In bland and smiling way,
"With which frequently toss me off
Six poets in a day."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

1t. Abner Haines, IT,, End Inf, has been
granted leave of absence for one month.
Post Chaplain Wills has been ordered from
Fort Colville to take station again at Fort
Walla Walla.
Gen. o. d. Greene returned to headquar.
ters on Saturday, the 10Th inst, from his
tour of inspection.
1t. Thos. w. Symons, Engineer Corps, is
now in San Francisco, and will probably re-
turn to headquarters next week.
1t. A. Pickering, End Inf, arrived at
headquarters from Fort Ceur d'Alene, in
charge of military prisoners, returning yes
terday to his station.
The order directing Lieut.. NJ. G. Wilkin-
son to return to his company for duty has
been suspended for the present, and he will
remain at Forest Grove.
There arrived at headquarters this week
the u. 5. Marksman's rifle, the third prize,
won by Sergt. +. p. Wells, 2nd Inf, in last
years contest. 1t is q beautiful gun, and
has won the admiration of all the marksmen
who have seen it.
1t. H. II. Pierce, 2lst Inf, has been or
dered to Fort Colville, w. T., under special
instructions Of the department commander.
Mr.. A. Downing, Typographical assistant,
and DIR. Wilson with two enlisted men have
been ordered to accompany him.
Pending assignment by the war depart
ment. Asst. Surgeon Geo. +. Wilson, re-
Gently appointed has been temporarily
placed on duty at Vancouver Barracks. DR..
Wilson 10 brother Of Prof. Holt. G. Will
son Of the Willamette University.
The printed copies of the system of mill
tary gymnastics complied for the use Of men
Farrow, 2lst Inf, have been received at
military headquarters, and distributed
through tho posts Of the department.
The telegraph line between Fort Klam-
ath, Or, and Camp Bidwell, CAL, il in pro-
cess of construction, the troops from Camp
Bidwell cooperating with Capt. Burton,
2lst Inf, who has been designated ~ the
officer in charge of construction. With the
utmost activity and energy the line may be
completed this season.
Under regent military orders, Col. West
Icy Merritt. U. s. Cavalry, il appointed gu
perintendsnt Of the military academy Of
West Point and will relieve Bngadier Gen.
sral Howard on September lst Gen. How.
ard 10 assigned to the command Of the De-
partu,snt Of the Platte. relieving Brig. Gen.
George Crook, who il assigned to command
Of the Department Of Arisona, in place Of
Brsvst Major General o. B. Wilcox. Gen.
Wilcox and his regiment, the Twelfth In
fantry. 60 TO the Department Of the Platte.
The health and physical strength oftroops
having been greatly benefited by military
gymnAstic exercise. the Department COM
mander dsems this subject worthy the At
tsntion Of both officers aud soldiers serving
il this Department. The exercise shall mot
continue longer than thirty or sixty minutes
saoh drill day. and care taken that il b not
q saeh severity = 70 result injuriously.
Before cennsocins this duty, sech man
shoald b oarsfully examined By the pset
ssFUsse. The hsiohl weight nsasursms1t 4
aAG14 loeearm and upper am recoedo93 q
~ ed e eaeh Quarts1 rs-sxanined and NJ
lQpeosenealD noosd. especially The inereass
x bssa>Aies capacity. \
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

SCHOOL HOUSE CONTRACT. proposals
for building the new school house were
opened on Tuesday, and the bids for the
building complete were as follows: N. o.
Anderson, S24, $50; Sharno, Davidson & Co.,
S2l, 100; McKeen, $l9,599; Goss & Down
ing, $l9.52O. The latter also bid 1894
to put up the building all complete but the
lower four school rooms. The contract was
awarded to Goss & Downing.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

CoRNERED.-The occupants of the block
recently fred are keeping good watch now.
VIM. Stevens kept good watch on Tues
day night, and while crawling through his
own window to lock after something which
attracted his attention outside he was gob-
bled up by the city marshal, who mistook
him for an escaping burglar. Ais well that
ends well.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20
water Notice.

Parties who are In the habit Of allowing
their faucets to run all night are hereby mott.
fed to discontinue the same, or else have
their pipe disconnected. There will be no
street sprinkllng allowed after ga. n, or be.
fore 6P.M. 8. w. BROWN, President
jlyO 1t. J. r. WHITTIER, 6upt
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

TALK about Vancouver being dull. Why,
during the last few days we have had more
shows, corn doctors, unprincipled, unscru-
pulous, unmitigated bilks of every descrip-
ton, than there are applicants for Guiteau's
neck tie-more or less. But, 'you pays
your money and takes your choice" The
choice was left to the "firm."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

FAST DRIyING.-For some time past we
have noticed equestrians in the habit Of rid
ing At rapid rate through our principal
streets, often At the risk Of great bodily in
jury to pedestrians Of all kinds, asd espec-
tally to little children playing in front Of
houses. We think there is city ordinance
against this practice. and it ought to be en-
forced. The streets most certainly are pub
lie tboroughfares, but within the city proper
there ought to be some limit to the rate at
which horseman should ride.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

THE RACEs.-The trials of speed to take
place on the race course of the Clarke Co.
Agricultural & Mechanical Society promises
to be grand affair. The races commence
on Tuesday, July 25th, continuing FOUR days.
Some of the fastest horses on the Pacific
coast are entered
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

MOONLIGHT ExCURsIoN.-There will be q
moonlight excursion given by the Beulah
Social Club Of Portland on Saturday even
ing, July 22nd. The steamer Washington
and q barge have been chartered for the oc-
casion, and they intend to make pleasant
trip for all. The steamer will leave Port
land foot of Morrison ST., at P. M, and
stop at Vancouver to give those who desire'
chance to participate. Tickets-gentle-
men 81; ladies so cents
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

ALL the theology in the world has never
succeeded in answering the child's question:
"Why don't God kill the dsvil?'[-Er.
The answer is simple enough. There has al
ways got to be some one to take care of de-
linquent subscribers, and if the devil was
killed it would only nscessitats the hir-
ing of another hand in his place.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

ANOTHER FAILURE. The Northwestern
Marriage Insurance Co., Of Portland, has
gone the way Of all scheming institutions
up the fume. 1t could not obtain policy
holders enough, and what's worse, couldn't
pay policies when due, SO the stock holders
of the concern. after making "haul," con-
Guided to suspend operations. Be it said,
however, policy holders were refunded about
so per cent Of assessments paid into the
concern, which reflects little credit on the
incorporators.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

WATCH SToLEN.-On the 5th inst. private
Osborne, of H Co., 2lst Infantry, was ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff Haine, charged
with stealing watch from VIM. Wollen-
webber of this place. He has been tried by
court-martial for the offense at Vancouver
Barracks. Sentence not yet published.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

FELL OVERHEARD. "A few days since, as
the steamer Traveller was going up the river.
man working in a logging camp on the
Oregon side. whose name we could not learn,
fell overheard, striking the guards. A boat
was immediately lowered, but he swan
ashore before the boat got to him. On ex-
animation it was found he had received
some serious injury about the shoulder by
striking the guard. The accident was sim
ply carelessness He was lying on the rail.
ing Of the boat asleep. consequently the
mishap.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

The New Home Light Running Sewing
Machine, the best in use, for sale at G. w
Durgin's, in Vancouver. 2Ojly8t
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20
MARRIED.

MARRIED..
In this city, July 18th, 1882, by Rev.
Father Schram, Seth E. Barnett and Miss
Mary Thornton, both Of Vancouver.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

The law requires the school census to be
made between the 10th and S0th Of July.
As soon ~ the returns are made to the
County Superintendent that officer is re-
quirsd to apportion the fund on the first
Monday in August seven days after
the apportionment has been made. In dis.
tricts distant from the county seat. clsrks
should Be careful 10 take the census - soon
after The 10th - practicable and forward
the same TO the Superintendent 20 that the
distEicts win rscsive their proportion Of the
school fund.
SoME CHRRRIEs. Tho Portland Stoadard
Of Tuesday says: A limb Of cherry tree
literally loaded with fruit was left At this
ofiics yesterday. It was two feet and six
inches in length and trias thicker than .
common lead pencil, and weighed with its
losd Of cherries four pounds II was from
the garden 81 Mn. Troupe. Vancouver, and
Wa presented b The Standard otics by Mr..
w. s. Besbs. The cherries were ol ths
Royal Aan variety. and Il aay ous denies
the eeatsnent eonosrning their weight ~
linh = = sxhihitiou. he shss4iss havs
besc plseed whers they viii do ~ ~
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

A one story and half house, containing 4
rooms with dining room and kitchen, with
stabling, ETC.; two lots OF ground, with young
fruit trees and bushes Corner Of Eleventh
and c Streets, East Vancouver. Apply 70
John Denny agent Vancouver. jly2O.h
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

For delivery anywhere within the city lim.
its 10 cts per load Or N. will be added.
s.w. BROWN.
Vancouver, July %, 1854.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

Eeamples sent free, On sppllcAtioa, =
any address. Orders carefully ssd promptly
nllcd.
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RATES
N. P Railway Time Card.

WISCONSIN DIVISION
To take effect MONDAY, May s, 1882.
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Nor sgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
~ conditions Of payment Of q certain linden
ture of mortgage bearing date and executed the
18th day of August, a. ID. 1874, by Henrietta W.
Newton and William H. Newton her husband, of
Madison, in the county Of Dane and state of Wis
consin, to Leonard +. WheelOck of the town Of
Superior, in the county Of Douglas and state
aforesaid and recorded in the Office Of the Reg
lister Of Deeds Of Douglas county, Wisconsin, on
in book AZ Of mortgages on page Z, and the
whole amount claimed 70 be due on said mort
gage at the date Of this notice Is six hundred and
twelve dollars and niueutv-fOur cents fs612 80,
and no proceedings having been taken 10 collect
said debt or any part thereof notice therefore is
hereby given that bg virtue Of the power Of sale
III SAID mortgage which has become operative by
the reason Of the non-payment of said sum, the
said mortgage VIII be f0recl0sed by a sale Of the
Ilorgaged premises at public auction TO the
highest bidder st the front door of the Court
Douglas on the 7th day Of Aug. 1882 at 10 o'clock
q. m 70 satisfy said Indebtedness and accruing
interest and expenses Of this foreclosure, and an
attorney fee of twenty-five dollars as provided
for in said mortgage. the following premises, TO
wit: Lots number forty-niuc 40, hfty-oDe (5D,
on West Third street. lot number one hundred
and tttyuine tl59I on West Fifth street. lots num-
Der ninety-nine g9}, one hundred and one t1Or),
on West Sixth street, and lots number two hum
ty-Seveu 81, and TWO hundred and ninety-nine
tZ94i. on West Eighth street. all III the town Of
Superior according 70 the recorded plat thereof
in Douglas county. Wisconsin.
Dated June 9th ISL
LEONARD T. WIIFFLOCK.
CHs-fF CfHEE@ Mortgage
AHA Tor s-lG Ior--a-Cc
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Mr.. Pier who has charge of affairs
at Sexmith's saw mill, has gone tc
Fond du Lac TO help his old friends
celebrate the Fourth. He will return
in about ten days, and probably soon
bring his family to reside here.
The n. ?. Co., have done very
sensible thing in cleaning away the
rubbish and chips from the trestle
which crosses the swamp The struct-
ure will now be considerably less la
bic to take fire from sparks or other
cause.
The n. ?. Company are putting
on some very fine and comfortable cars
for the accommodation Of its work
men, but the travelling pubic-well
the paying passenger is Of no account
anyway and fiat car is good enough
for such.
A new sidewalk is being built on
the west side of sixth street between
Newton and Hollingshead avenues,
Several more new buildings are to be
erected in that district, the materials
for which IS now being got on the
grounds.
Our streets are rapidly assuming
more tidy and city-Iike appearance
and when the work of regeneration is
completed, we viii have the best side
walks and the best looking streets of
any town in the west. Duluth papers
might stick a pin here.
Our late devil" lTr. Harry
Newton, has merged into n. P. tele-
graph messenger. Harry couldn't
stand prosperity, you know; but he is
a good boy and is sure to rise in his
new employment, and viii soon be
manipulating the keys himself
Master Charley Hicks came up
from River Falls, one day this week
to visit his father, Mr.. O. c. Hicks
who has some large building contracts
here. Quite a trip for a ten year old
boy to make, but ne is a bright. little
fellow, and came through all right.
What constitutes a toy pistol?"
is the query now agitating the minds
Of those who deal in articles Of that
nature. In another column will be
found a law touching upon the subject,
and those interested should be sure
they are right before they go ahead.
Baker Kiltin is in trouble. He
can't make ice-cream fast enough to
satisfy the present demand to say
nothing Of getting ahead a little for
the Fourth. \ few cool days such as
they are having off 10 the south Of Us,
might help him out of the difficulty.
The pile driver and lumber men
on the \. p dock have been unable
to keep "out Of the way Of the three
dredges for some days past, 50 one Of
the dredges has been taken over to
Duluth to do some government work
there and let the work get Il start
here.
Mr.. II. J. Palmer, Of Detroit,
Mich, but more recently Of Fargo, d.
T., now oficiates as head salesman in
Mr.. Deans hardware store. He IN
derstapds his business and is arrang-
ing the goods in the store IN such
manner as TO make an attractive and
pleasing display.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

Church Hlrectory-
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The usual Fourth Of July weather
Is at hand
-Bardon's single mill has got a
brand new whistle.
n. 2. engine No. 8 now propells
the construction train
The crop reports are good consid-
ering Nennor's GOODNESS.
Minnesota Point is the favorite
bathing place this summer.
T, Sanmon IS having large sta
bic built near his residence.
The Telegraph Office has now a
neat sign in red, white and blue.
A large railroad water tank is
being built at Nalbridge station.
Mr.. ~ H. Ellis, OF Minneapolis,
made Us a pleasant call this week.
1t is reported that the hay crop
Is almost total failure this season.
DR. II. L. Lafitte Is building an
addition to his residence on 9th street.
\ few marriages are the program
for the Fourth. \ bad day for such a
start.
The addition 10 the Catholic
church is being put up well and
quickly,
Jon. 4 Bardon has a lot Of No. /
shingles which he is selling at reduced
rates.
The painters have finally got to
work on the outside Of the Kuyken-
dali House.
-Piling is TO be driven on either
side of Bardon's cut 10 prevent further
caving in.
At depth Of 50 feet large
boulder was struck in the new well al
the court house.
The NJ. Z. services will be held
in the Middletown school house to-
morrow as usual.
Every evening now witnesses .
display of fire works equal to any or
dinery fourth program.
Quite a number of Duluth's pro-
minent business men were over Sun
day taking in the city.
The bay-front trestle is under
going repairs. Quite a force of men
are employed thereon.
-Elwell's new bicycle is the --latest
and most attractive novelty on the
streets these days.
Rev G. S. Flemming, of Duluth
will occupy the pulpit in the Presby.
terrain church tomorrow.
Work on the streets have been
retarded for a few days this week ow
ing to the heavy rains.
Mr.. Fred Soderland, native Su
periorite now fills the void in the
First National Bank.
Moran & McGill's pile drives was
taken to Duluth last Wednesday for
needed repairs.
E. Peltier has started a boarding
house in Watkins building on second
street and is doing well.
MIR. Chrisfeld Johnson, Of East
Aurora, New York, is here looking
after his property interests.
The work on Stafford 4 Conan
dock is being pushed as rapidly as
circumstances will permit.
Quebec pier, from the "Coourn
sIill' to Nettleton avenue has been
nut in excellent repair, a portion OF II
being of entirely new construction.
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j. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY AND CITY,

TWO Dollars a Year, in Advance.
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LAND OFFICE AT BAYFIELD. WIS.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, In the
COUNTY or DOUGLAS. Circuit Court.
Wm. c. Sargent, Plaintiff,

Wm. c. Sargent, Plaintiff,
against
II. G, Angelo, doing business under the firm name
of The Angelo American Railway Construction
Company, Defendant.
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
To THE SAID DEFENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service Of this summons, cX
elusive Of the day Of service, and defend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid and
in case of failure SO TO do judgment viii be rem
dercd against YOU according TO the demand Of
the complaint.
Dated May 18th, \. D. lSs2.
l. ". PURHANS.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
?. o. Address. superior. Wisconsin.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS LOCALS.
NOTICE.

To all whom 1t may eoncern:-
All persons are hereby warned
against picking up, or purchasing, or
manufacturing any logs to which they
cannot prove ownership.
By order ofthe Duluth Lumber Elk
change, A. c. ARVESON,
Sec'y pro TEN.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY

Two good shoenakcrs Apply to or address
A POLSkI
SuneriOr. Wis