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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

Senator Hanson, of Indiana, has
gone to stump Maine, and Senator
Voorhees, has declined TO come to
California, on the ground of urgent
business.
The Billings Ueraid says the
Northern Pacific Company is about
to erect hotel at that place 150x
300 feet and four or five stories high,
to cost 100000. 1t is anticipated
the Yellowstone Park tourists will
outfit at Billings.
The Democrats of Kansas have
nominated the following ticket:
George W. Lick. of Atchison, for
Governor, Frank Boem, Lieutenant
Governor; Charles E. Clifford, Treas
urer; ". r. Brown, Auditor Gen
eral; DeLautz, Superintendent of
Public Instruction. Tne following
were nominated for Congressman at
Large. c. A. Leland, John O'Flann-
lSan aud Martin Van Buren, Bennett.
The nomination of a fourth man was
referred to the State Central Com.
mittee.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

Beach is the name of the new post
office in Watcom county.
The Repton company shipped last
month 1852 tons of coal, aud the
Newc Istle company 6,432 tons-9,-
600 tons together.
A sawmill in the mountains a few
miles from Walla Walla. belonging
to Mayor McAulltf, Was burned with
25O, 900 feet of lumber yesterday.
A young son of Thomas Linsdsey,
a we'll known farmer III the Swlno-
mlsh, Was knocked down by run
awIy team last Wednesday and
instantly killed.
len vessels took lumber from Pu-
get Sound mills TO foreign ports DUR
ing August. The total value of
these exports was 500, 403. The
quantity reduced 10 lumber measure,
Was something over 100000.
A beautiful white deer is in the
habit OF making frequent noctu rnaI
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

visits to the field of William Gray,
on FldalGo Island. Several attempts
have been made 10 capture the ai.;-
nal, but thus far wit!ou: success.
Three prisoners made their escape
from the Yakima county jail last
Thursday by pulling out the staple
that held the lock. The jail is ii.
such dilapidated condition that ii
IS alm $ imno>sib:e to hold PRISON.
erS.
The Northern Pacific is exueri-
menting wit IN artificial fuel made +
puiver.z"d liguite mixed with soluble
glass. The material Is compressed
unaera pie. ue OF one tom per SOU ne
luch. The sinlc process has beel
used i'll Wal>s FOR some time, and
is pronouIceI by expert, as Highly
successful. 1t is claimed the tutl
has greater power than any equal
Wei int of coal. The inventor has
been invited to St. Paul t. test the
matter thoroughly.
4 week or two ago, At point on
Tie Northern Pacific road, mile
and IA half rom Rock Island mon
>ter piece Of blasting was done.
Holes had been sunk in the elk
nearly 10 feet in depth and charged
with nine hundred boxes of powder,
or about fifty tons. the blast was
discharged by means of electricity,
and rocks WEIGHING t"m' '"o.o h"iieu
moie than half mile. Our infor-
mant says that all that was left for
Mr.. Hallett to do was to clean out
the cut and lay the track, SO com
pletely did the powder do It's work.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08
Twelfth Annual Fair
OF the Washington Industrial As.oci.
alton.

STOCK LNTKEs.
Glass I-HprScs.
G.. W. Rutled5e, the four-year
stallion st. Clair.
10. McD. Israel, the four-year
stallion " joaquin" for ali work.
j. ). DobbIns, one two-year stai-
hon.
Jasper White. Il four-year buggy
horse.
G. W. Mills one pair four-vear
carriage horses.
Mlsner Bros, the four-year sta,-
lion :" Dester.'
Mi-ner Bros. one ;hree-year col,
as a roadster.
Nllsner Bros, tbree-year iiliy.
John Dunnlng, one two Year FLY.
). A. Hunter, one three-year
Se.ding.
y. Webster, two Year cot.
Same, two four-vear brood maree
Same, two sucking colts under
twelve months.
G. II. Foster, one pair horses for
carriage use.
Saline, one mare and colt
Same, threeyear bay stallion.
Class No. !-Co,cs, E..
j. 5. Dobb ms, one two year Jer-
sey COW.
Same, one Jersey calf, one year
old.
Same, one three fonrths Jersey
calf, eleven months old.
Glass No. .;-Shrep.
John Dunning, two-year grade
buck.
Same, grade lamb nnder twelve
months.
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
John Dunning, best two-year tilly,
first premium, $500.
A. A. Hunter, best three-year
gelding, first premium, $500.
Ct. H. Foster, one pair geldings,
four and five-years, second premium,
81 90.
&. ". Mills, best pair carriage
horses greys, well matched, first pre-
MUM, 81 90.
A. Webster, best brood mare and
colt, first premium, $500.
+. Ford, carriage horses, four
years, second premium, $500.
Ct. H. Foster, mare and colt, sec
ond premium, 5000.
j. S. Dobbins, best two-year stall
lion. first premium, So 90.
John Dunnin!, best two-year
grade buck, first, premium, 81 90.
G. H. Foster, best three-year stall
lion, first premium, 5000.
A Webster, best two-year colt,
second premium, $3.50.
j. S. Dobbins, best two-year Jer-
sey COW, first premium, $500.
j. Med. Israel, best stallion for
all work, =" Joaquin" first premi-
um, $500.
J. s. DObbins, best one-year calf,
first premium. $500.
D. ,. DObblns, best calf, eleven
months, first premium, $500.
Misner Bros. best four-year stall
lion, Dexter" for roadster, first
premium, $1,000.
John Dunning best eve and lamb,
fist premium, SO 90.
&. W. Rutledge. four-year stall
lion st. Clair" secoud premium,
$500.
At the Annuel Election, held at
the office of The Secretary on the
Fair Grounds Saturday, the follow
ing gentlemen Were chosen for the
ensuing year as Directors of the
Washington Industrial Association:
G. A. Barnes, I. C. Van Epps, J.
$. Dobbins. c. H. Hale, H. A.
Chambers, Isaac Buringame, L. Z.
Yemen, l.. G.. Abbott, Fern ando
FOId, Il. Webb, Amos Tullis, G. w.
Lawton and H. Prescott.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE Timber LAND.

UNITED STATES DIsTRIcT LAND OFFICE,
OLYMPIA, WAsHINGToN TERRITORY.
NOTICE is hereby given that, in conn
~ pliance with the provisions of the Act
of Congress approved June 3. 1878. en-
titled IAN Act for the sale of Timber
lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washington Territory"
Francis Henry of Thur>ton County WASH
ingt on Territory, has this day filed in
this office his application to purchase the
: Il of y + a and : + !. of y W i of Sec
ton No. y. i'll Township No. IL, North
Range No. 3, West OF the Willamette
Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the said described land. or any portion
thereof are hereby required To file their
claims i'll this office within sixty (G0) days
from date hereof.
Given under NV hand, at my office, in
Olympia, W. r., this 18th day of AuSu st,
A d., 1882.
JOHN +. CONVEY,
Register of the Land Office.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

Ex-PREsIDENr Wright, of the North
en- Pacific Railroad Co., proposes to
endow general school at New Ia
coma and to subscribe 500, 900 for
that purpose, on condition that $50
OUO be raised TO erect suitable build
ing. Bishop Paddo OK has gone East
to secure the latter amount.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

ESocH Willey's dwelling house at
Oakland, Mason County, was burned
on the night of It'll inst. Fire sup
posed to have been caused by de-
fective flew. All household effects
were destroyed Loss estimated be-
tween 81 900 and s. 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

AFTER persistent drumming. the
$ Mrs. John Brown fund" at CHI
caeo has reached 81 900. 1t seems
that, after all, the Repul leans can
see some difference between the
" martyrdo.n' of Brown and of Gar
field. There Was no difficulty in
raising a princely sum for the widow
of the late President.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

"THE Shutdown Seas" is the name
of panorama. now on exhibition
in Oregon, by Prof. r. G. White,
consisting of Landscape pictures of
Oregon and Washington Scenery"
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08

A BODY, supposed to be that of
Mr.. j. NJ. Fletcher, who mysterously
disappeared from Vancouver, about
three months ago, was found in the
Columbia, LEAR the mouth of the
Lewis river, on the Both ult.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-09-08
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LATE EASTERN NEWS.
DIR. Bliss Modest Claim.

DR.. Bliss has filed his modest
little claim of SD 900 for profession
al services rendered to Garfield. His
cA'rene moiestv would not allow
h!m to remain III Washington while
the board of auditors had his clliin
IN Ter consideration lest some one
should pelchamce charge he was III
tertering to secure the largest posi-
bic allowance and hence he left for
New Mexico and Other parts of the
west, to he absent until the hoard
shall have acted on his claim.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-02
The Turnvarain.


The Omaha Turner society had one
Of the most elegant entertainments
that they have ever had In this city
Thursday night.
The entertainment began with an
overture to FRA Diavolo," executed
In brilliant style by the musical union
and orchestra. MI. Pulls was simply
immense In his school of rhymes,
and Mrs. Linderman had a
fine opportunity of displaying
the powers of her exquisitely sweet
voice in "Mrs. Nightingale" The
duet in which Messrs. Julius Meyer
and L. Naohtigall took part was superh
and evoked enthusiastic applause.
The exhibition of turning was more
than usually good, and was received
| with unbounded enthusiasm. Among
the best turner's were Robert RosenZ.
weig, Peter Elsssser, George Antilles,
A. Heintze, p. Withe and FL. Bezellin.
Mrs. Puls-Ahl treated the audience to
one OF the sweetest renditions we have
ever heard Of "Have l Only Thy
Love-" She was recalled twice and i.
must be confessed she was a grea quo
cess. The Turner quartette cub did
some excellent busluesr during the
evening. This club has not only got
a good leader, but every " ember knows
his business thoroughly. The p,nor-
annie scene "An Evening in Paris
was gorgeous and called forth genuine
bursts of applause. AS a whole the
entertainment was a gigantic success,
and will long be remembered with
pleasure by our Teutonic brothers,
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

ptsrstehto Tnn Der.

Special D'srstcheo TnH BEE.
NV York. December /.
Money Market at 4@6 per cont, closed
offered az 5 pc, cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-6@3 per cent.
Sterling Exchange - Bankers bills,
steady at s4.sC; demand, S4.8e.
Dry goods imports for the week, SLAB
GOO.
Governments were 4 per cent. higher for
AIS registered, and ! per cent higher for
coupons, other wise unchanged.
State securities were neglected.
Share speculation opened irregular, but
prioesin the main were IL per cent lower
than at Wednesdays close for Rock Is.
land, and,a@1 per cent lower for the re.
mainder of the list. In early dealing the
market continued weak, and further de.
cioe of 4@ls per cent took place. in which
st. Paul, Union Pacific, Missouri Pa
ciic, Western Union and Northern Paci-
&c preferred were the greatest sufferers.
This was followed by an advance of 2 per
cent in cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
& Indianapolis, ] per cent in Oregon &
Tfans4C Continental, and 491 per cent in
remainder of the list-the last figures,
Missouri Pacific, Rock Island and North.
ern Pacific preferred. ABOUT midday
there was a reaction of s@1 per cent, led
by theSregon & TRANSIT Continental, after
which the market grew strong, and sold up
4@2 percent-Oregon 6 TRANSIT Continent
al, Northern Pacific preferred and COM
mon, Delaware, Lackswsna & Western,
and omaha being the most prominent in
the upward turn. The tone after this be-
lame heavy and fell off steadily to the
close, the decline ranging from 1 to 81 per
eent-the latter Northwestern preferred.
New Jersey Central fell off II per cent,
Readins;2s, st. Paul %, Delaware, Lack
awanst& Western q. Northwestern fell
of q, and Wabash preferred II per c:nt.
The market closed. weak at q decline on
the days transactions of a@5 per cent
Northwestern, Michigan central, coal
shares, and st. Paul being the most prom.
inent therein. Willard stocks, however,
clossdss fraction higher. Speculation dur
ing the day was only moderately active.
The condition the market to-day rs
generally attributed to uncertainty about
.adjustraent Ct the railroad war.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-02

LIVE STOCK
Special dispatches 70 tbs Brt.
rurnAoO.

Spcuh btspsNho@ 70 THr BE-
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, December The Droven
Journal reports ~ follows
Hogs Demand brisk and market active
with prices q shade stronger; common "a
good mixed, 8 1905 40; heavy, 6 406
6 pss light 5 S0@6 10; skips, 4 O0@5 80.
Cattle Market more active and values
irner all around; exports, 6 0e@6 so; good
&c. choice shipping, b20@5 30; common to
fair, 4 0095 90; mixed butchers fairly act
i've and tirper; common to fair, 2 25@S 90;
medium to good, 3 1908 80; choice, 8 90
IA 10; stockers and feeders moderately
active at 3 lO@4 %; Texans firmer; cows,
3 00@S 40; steers, 3 60@t 20.
Sheep-Market slo v and weak, being
overstocked with inferior to fsir; demand
weak; common to fair, 2 COOS 70; medium
to Nod, 3 50@3 90; choice TO extra, 4 25@
AS.
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CRY, December 1.-The Live
Stock Indicator reports:
Csttle-Wesk and slow except for
butchers stock; native steers Of 200 to
l, 40o pounds. sold at 4 5015 90; stock.
8 81; Texas steers, 3 40aS SIS.
Hogs Market tirmer and a shade bet.
ter, ranging from 3 6006 as, with the bulk
Of sales at 8 95@6 20.
Sheep Steady at 5 coos so.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS. December 1.-Cattle-
Very slow aud weak; demand light;
butchers the principal buyers; COW and
heifers range at 3Oo@4 90, outside prices
for choice; common to fair Texans, 2 75@
3 20. good TO choice do, 3 50@4 %; stock.
ers, 3 00@3 so; feeders, 3 5O@4 90; light
native ate ers,4 0o@4 70; god to real choice,
5O0@5 rs.
Sheep-Steady; gocd to choice muttons,
3 50@4 q; Texans, 2 50@4 90.
Hogs-Market higher and active; light
to good Workers., 1896 10; packing, 6 10
@6 40; butchers TO extra, 6 40a6 GO.
NEW YORK.
NRw York, December 1.-The Drovers'
Journal bureSu reports:
Cattle-Market extremely dull and pic
lower on all grades; common to best Tex.
ans sold at S5@4 95 per cwt. live weight;
common to extra natives, 4 65@6 90. Cen
eral sales: Natives, 8 O0@6 90; exporters
used so carloads at 8 l095 30.
Sheep-Dull and weak at 3 62b65 80
per cwt for common to prime sheep; 4 75@
3 rs for lambs; clearance not made.
Swine-Rirmer and higher at 6 2O@8 70
per cwt.
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-02
the Nebraska National Bank
OF 0rnahs, Neh.
Paid UP CarSal, $95o.ooo
DIRECTORS

Paid UP CsrSal, $95o.ooo
DIRECTORS:
RI. JoHSNoN, President, Of stee.e, Johnson q
%.
a. e. TcyZALIN, vice President, c,c., r. & O.
r. R., Eoston.
", ". EoRsE, OF W. v. Morse On.
'oHNS. COLLINS. Of @, II. 4 j.. S. Collins.
N. wo0LwoRTH, Counsellor & ATTORNEYS at.
Lr-.
4, &. REED, Of Byron Reed h o..
II. W. YATES, Cashier, late Cashier Of the First
National Bank OF Omaha, and connected with
the active management Of tsat Bank since its
organization in 1858.
oPSSSD for business April "a, 1882, with The
largest capital OF any bank In Nebraska.
COLLECTIONS receive special attention and char.
yes lowest obtainsbie here or elsewhere.
INTEREST allowed on time deposits upon favor.
able terms and upon accounts OF bv,ks and bank
ars.
RoRBlsS Eyeglasses, Government Bonds, and
County and City secGtities bought and cold.
II is prepared TO d. q general banking business
10 all It's details, aDo In the treatment Of custcm.
ere will pursue the most liberal policy consistent
Oh sese banking
Omaha daily bee., 1882-12-02
OMAHA MARK T

Wholesale Prices.
OsBIoE or THB OMAHA Bee,
Friday Evening. december /.
No changer reported in market to-day.
LooSi Grain Dealings.
WHEAT Cash No. 2, 7sAe; cash No.
5. &c; rejected, 443c.
Ale.
RYE-Cash, Ac.
OLD CORNING. 2, 44c.
NEW CORN 4sc.
0ATS-30c.
SEEDS Flax seed 1 90 per bu; Red
clover, choice new, S. 90 per bushel;
mammoth clover new, 81 90; white
clover, new, sl4 0o; Alfalfa clover,
new, el2 so; alsiks, new. s18 90, Tim
othy, good, new, s2 90, blue
grass, extra clean, 81 80; blue grsus,
clean, Sl26; orchard grass 81 80; red top,
choice, l 0S; millet. commoa OF Missouri,
80c; millet, German, 81 90 TO 81 rs;
Hungarian Soc; Osage orange, / to s
bushels, S5 90; Usage orange, 10 bushels or
100 lbs. $25 90.
Produce and Proslalons.
PoTAToES-4O945c per busheI.