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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

Miss Mary McNatt, daughter Of
Francis McNatt, died ut her home
on Duwamish river on the 18th inst.
aged Il years.
j. j. Rogers, a leading man of
| Clallam county, Is reported to hav.
| committed suicide 10y shooting him.
self, a few days since, at New Dun.
GeneSI.
! At last accounts the steamer Dis.
/ patch WAS ashore on Shaw's leland
Ill the lower Sound. 1t is thought
she can be got off with little damage
t. her.
The Chinese steamer Meath has
arrived says the .dStortan, with $50
MonGolIans on board. This steamer
is the first of the fleet that will bring
! 10 900 of Arthur's pets to the CO.
lu,nbIa tins SumMer.
j. L. Bepgston, of Crab creek
was last week adjudsed insane, and
sent to the Territorial asylum. This
Is the man who fell INTO IL we'll, and
after two days of suffering was re-
leased, but in badly frozen condi-
ton.
Walker Hall, the finest OF Amherst
College buildings, WAS burned on
the 29th. The hall and choice con
tents We're valued at $3.50 900. In
surance ON the nall and content. ,
81, 900. The Sheppard cabinet OF
minerals alone was valued'at $50 900.
The House committee on Terri
tories heard PiUi. Elliott, of the
Smithsonian Institute, + X. Fay,
of the San Flanci-co Gard oi trade.
and Rev. Sheldon jackson, Iii advO-
cacy OF the hill providing for organ
iZaiIUn Of the d,otlict of Southeastern
Alaska
y. On icrdonk, contractor on the
British Columbia section Of the Can
adam Pacific Railroad has increased
The rates paid for skilled labor upon
his contract rs follows: First class
hewers. 50 % per day; frs Class
choppers, So per day; tirst-clnss
scorers, 500 per day. / he lates
are good and should command The
services OF 5000 men.
Z
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21
PACIFIC COAST NEWS.
An Interesting Account.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 16.-The,
CAL publishes letter from DR.. II.
G. Ledyard, an American, who is
now Ill Siberia, TO friend in this
city, dated at Irkrutsk. Ledyard
met Lieutenant Danenhower, who
gave him some interesting details of
the loss of the Jeannette, from which
the following extracts are made:
Since the first fall when they were
caught by the ice in trying to reach
Herald Island they have never taken
Il course, but were held as in the
jaw OF death, squeezed till every tim
Der qulvered, turned this way and
that, thrown floating and then caught
again, and every hour in suspense,
never knowing when the ice would
close upon them little more and
the decks sink beneath them.
Throughout this strain they were
we'll and trying to be cheerful, work
ing very hard for the engine, and
the men were barely able TO keep the
water out. They had to pump for
year and halt. On June IL, 1881,
the crisis came. The ship showed
greater straining than before, the
deck quivered, and inexplicable
movements warned them. They
prepared their boats and made their
camp beside the vessel. She rose
and turned in her cradle till the
yards touched the ice. then the rig
SiDS gave way and the masts lay
rrostrate. At 4 o'clock in the morn
ms the foe parted and all went
down. A cry of alarm called all to
escape from the crevice i'll the ice.
1t opened ust through the captains
tent. Then began the retreat. For7
~ days they struggled southwark,
and 300 miles of broken ice were
thus passed over. four miles day
Was thought good fortune. After
one series of fourteen days they
were u miles further north than ut
first While working over the ice,
dragging the three boats, they dis
covered Bennett island, to explore
winch they spent three weeks of
tnelr precious summer days and ex-
pended much of their limited supply
OF TODD. To this detour those who
survived attribute much of their suf-
ferlng, and the death of the COM
mander with 10 men. After three
months of this perilous and exhaust
ing work they came to blue water,
and then with fair winds took
course Tor the mouth of Lena river.
Melvllle's boat was stove against q
block of ice, and the captains boat
lost her mast and sail The captain
landed with all well, but abandoned
the boat, as the water was shallow
aud II would not make the channel
OF the river.
The Wood River Country Booming.
HALEY, Idaho, April l5.-The
first freight received on Wood river
inls season came Ill to day from kel-
ton. There were two wagons draw
by eight horses, carrying fourteen
tons. The teams were only fourteen
days on the road, including nearly
three days delay Mt the crossing of
the Snake river, owing to contrary
Winds, Such II quick trip at this
uufavor"ble season proves that the
roads are III good condition and
gives cause for general rejoicing
mere. Arrive Is already average about
thirty per day and the rush has not
yet commenced. All the stage roads {
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

b.ard nf Harvard College, voted -
10 Il ,nlt It WAS not advisable for
The any, rslty to give any assurance,
or hold cut any tnc.,ufa@Ci..t IT. that
/ Ii vii undertake H., ,!!yal ,dGc ton
OF women 10y Harvard college III its
lnedict! e, DOL.
C"lt; Weather ih :5srt:.-s.y.
LOUISVILLE, April l. i mark
ally rud weather cuh,lHu,.- ard
,!tini-r 60 fruit III this ium, date
vicinity Is very grt IA, according to
az rcp"lt-. and vegetation % very
/ s,ri rn> t'rcn put back aev, II weeks,
except wn;at, which is liz very line
! c"u,Ii iUG.
Presbyterian Iirs"iutioiis
Gil ,G'. April Is line Gaze; 90
hr,>h, t'ly i,assed resoint.rn., ank-
/ to- L c-,dt',t Atthlr lcr vetuln5 he
| CaIut: It bi.i, because it WUu ii re-
vent ne conversion Of lie Chinese
III Christi nlty and bee list. it vas
con rnry to the spirit OF Latlolal in
s.IiutlOnS.
| Opposed to Chinese i.exiSiation,
AsIHNGT,N, April II In the
- nate La, ham rysent,d remou-
- raHc" transmitted him by the cham
lei i q, :n.Icrce of New York from
hm>ne-s men of that city engaged in
tie China dry goods, iron and cotton
trade, and embracing signatures of
banks, bankers and insurance COM
ptHies a-alrst passage OF any law
prohibiting Chinese immigration.
Ii sets forth that such legislation is
contrary to our national Pc! cy and
an unnecessary affront to friendly
nat.on, prejudicial to the commercial
Interests Of the country in reducing
Ii not destroying our growing COM
nerce with China, which promises
to be Of vast importance. Lapham
SAID petitioners were animated by
hat spirit which SO universally pre-
vailed lii his boyhood and which was
expressed in one instance in the song
of Jefferson and Liberty" with
which all were familiar:
| Here strangers from Il Thousand shores
Compelled by tyranny to roam,
Shall find amid abundant stores
Tree and happy home.
The paper went to the committee
on foreign relations.
The Bill in the Senate.
Senate committee on foreign rela-
tons this morning agreed to report
certain amendments to the House
Chinese bill, instead of reporting a
new bill. This is done to facilitate
passage of the measure by avoiding
having two different bills. The
House bill was received by the Senate
this morning, and the Senate COM
iOl' tee will report when it comes up
for their amendments. One is to
require the President OF the United
States, instead of collectors of ports,
to enforce the p DIVISION for sending
out of the country Chinese who come
lii violation of this act. Another
amendment is to strike ont the 14lh
and 18th sections of the House bill
providing that no State court shall
admit Chinese to citizenship, and
defining the words Chinese labor
ers," to mean both skilled aud I'M
skilled laborers, and Chinese en-
ploye in mining. There are other
amendments to be offered, but they
are verbal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

Col. q. o. Halter, who has lately
been placed upon the retired list of
the army, has returned to this Ter
rltory, and is now III Whatcom coun-
~ looking after some landed inter-
ests III that district.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

AT the city election at Goldendale,
held on the 81 instant, the ticket
headed" No License" Was successful.
aud the choice of candidates there
,ore virtually carries with it instruct
lions as regards their duty i'll this
matter. MIR. W. r. Dunbar was
elected Mayor.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

The steamer Cd.sidr was recently
wrecked Oh Fraser river by striking
one of the " Three Sister rocks.
She was valued at about ST, 900 aud
was laden with railroad material.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

JOHN Wisdem, all insane man from
Columbia county, was sent to the
Hospital for the Insane, last Tues
day.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21
Mere Mention.

-l""" ia II "'' "'l'
II l. sIl that " he" al .''ii'- e"
, th!.~i'ilt II - Il" '' iI' h'N' '''''"
. 'i"h TO oht hH-.'.'-~N l!''ie~'S'
Itr lir,' C'.uIht nVtr salmon
zee IV.t hiN Nc'> IN. Wa H"'i II
t"Fm"rrH in"A"f' T., > ''ir'''H
The O~nalty Cub Wei" gt"t'Nu
hv g.. tai ..o.~' =, HiaI hi-iI, ;"'
tcaltZ..! the sum u $50, @ross, from
th,.r entertainments.
NJ, J II. Nun.on Wi b. the
principal anvr III tue Il ne Rib
bon L-,-,ue Sunday a.tefho"'l.
Evcl! BE- IL ro.dD.iy invited 20 b'
pref 1t.
Nj. B-tin4n tel, few whoic,oInt
trnln. ~ ,ur 1.lyrrtl,iu. roluIu. t.ls
week Eyclvbodl who trade, wi,h
/ Inn know, that Low Prices ana
Fair Dealing, Is III, motto.
Tie little locomotive bought OF
the Wa.ia WalIa outfit SOME time
oro after under ,oimg a thorough
over-hanliur is now in service on
nnr loraL road
.r,.o ,,,..o., ,,;von Lv ,La ,n,nils q;
the VI f. Church. Sunday evening
drew very large audience. The
church Was filled long before the
exercises began, and everybody
seemed well pleased with the enter
meut.
,r AZ II n Davis of Ciauuatu
,a..,tIv .,ld his w.ll-kuown faniIl,
L.uo.ta.l ot t:l,uu,to. embracing.
about 400 acres of choice land~, to
the Gates Brothers for SS,uoo lie
retains a small portion OF tn.
tract for his own use.
Tho shade trees fence and Other
distractions have been removed
f.on, n, Williams lot. propara'orv
20 -. erect;ou Of his brick building.
Tla material j. beiur hauled and
.vorv n,eno,a,iou male for rapid
work s,on rs the misty weather sub
sides
., .;.;a,
g y .;,,o.
'S"lh''
N ..
o"'o ''o"
~. A. p.o,n
~ ;.L,.,os ,he confidence and
...l,;,,, Ia ;. bold
.u
A'e S'o"' '''7 ' -
WIN ''" - ~ los'.,,,
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u''' 0' .o;' ~,
'iie i"'o 0'f -o.a.,
y, '"0 a..
ohau,1 .olI uron NJ, Van Eups TO
morrov moru;no
c. f.,;,;os arrival tb;s week nv
U.; ..toomo, md have
.o;v xo,;lonoa in tb;,
r ruo sc tha..
,. NJ 1a,so, turn f,,,, Kan.
. c,,.baru Col;for-
cao.a,v .,eo,ar arrives
.I... ,,,,os ,,, .11 q l;,o pumhsr to
,orna,.,t nonpI,t;on
49,. -, ,.. ,.,,;uo In,
0o ~ o,.. r.,
road the trains are abont halt an
bour behind the usual schedule time
oi arrival tt ;s unite evident that
.be cannot "oet uway" with the i'm
,n.nse loos of Pnret Sound as expe-
d;,;ouslv ms she did the wheat bags
of EASTERN Washington.
Ill., n,.,,l ,,,.o.;o, e tho ro;,v
oo.o, . Al, srl;aot of aoror,l con.
800. c,r;, .aor, 20 h. f.LIv g
.,. ,a,o. Cham .,,, o,d tbo
.o,. ,,,,. o,,fu.ooa n,or u,.1o,
,o,l, :. .ha .,,.. ,f No, , l;,,Ie
,h,; Tho ,, uaoL ua h.r.
Ia,u .a.., IS ,o.,har sr,,sh;,.
49,: hn o,o.,,;,
.-...,, ,u,;. ,a,o ,,,,;,o ,,,
..,I .,;.,h,. how, ovo;,o1 .ono fo,,
that the early fruit crops may have
been injured thereby.
o.; ooa g ca,
-, ,o H. T;,Io,,-
u.ho. -. ,onor..;on of ,ha in. M
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

IHE opponents OF the Chinese bill
III Congress find that plain prose is
Inadequate to express their sentiment
tai ideas and occasionally break
forth Ill measured numbers. Vide
the report of Senator Laphan's pre-
sentatlon Of the petition OF the New
YORK Chamber OF Com me1ce, last
Friday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

VANCOUVER has by vote Of POS to
IL decided to levy ten-mill special
tax to build a $50, 900 school house.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

SEATTLE la, orsanlze.i CT amber
of Commerce.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

80 - ~ ''''''-
49, 1o"'e "''i =
"'0 ''i'"7 IL '''''' '''' .''-'''
'''"' 81 '"N'ii'' u .''''
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Wy i''''' ">'i ,'''! ''' "
''>
"leA'h ifcef a. -Ae it'-'i'hte 'h'i
'ne WhO4c hn4ru.'N ia. "''h ami
t"Dit adJ"s'o" ~ inc i''!H 'hcH' "a
ht' "''d'", ti''t pc1ho Tie "iIo"ht
at '"i'hded y i"e cA''4' DilH'hlcA'
Inns Indicates mat t"t uh' utoicd
-t'i'ae was lhhH1ncea - d "'oh-
toned seh9t vi IA-"ce "i'' cA''ictu
Ills deInahd % 7u9'"'h llA'iP'e "hd
as9es9ed his d''""oe7 ii i AoN'iiiA
SUN 10 impress lie i"c' upon HIS
civilized blOtuer, or That tie Has not
H'i iei'fhei thai f'l'i"ai improve
mehts run UP real estate into nctl-
uou, figures al that he might III
accOidance With enlightened cuotom
have demanded ten times The amount
Oh actual damages suS'''lhe"- Lii
either case, the TRANSACTION STANDS
without parallel.
"
'"'0'!, Wv '''''. ~ - ''> '''' y
n0 ''''e ~ "e"i > 'N'"'''' '"e '''o
"" v" '' " VI '''''' i"
should have been issued to their
father and mother, as husband and
wife. in pursuance of an act of Con-
rress Of February -. 1850. common
" c,llea The donation law. and not
W the father alone as the Commits
.;o,., of the Gene,,l Land Ottire
ionorantly supposed. Thev have
heretofore been advised bv eminent
LAWYERS in Portland that no suit
conid he maintained bv them until
tha death of their fath4r as his rioht
rs ten,nt Lv coutesx would nrevent
their rece;v,ng tbe s,,e un,,, affair
mis- death This 10 a, ,mnor,ant
,,ova o,d will have ,e,5..n.v to
,n.at,I. ,,,n.rou. ,;,,o0 t,,ron.,tv
:, ,ho ,,, IS p.,+l,1 TLo I..'I
.1a;,aa l. ,. o.,h ,,i;. -.
dollars.
In another colunn appears an $40
couut Of the suic,Ja IF Harry Frad
rickson y sailor who ;p,,e3 ov.r
board from the Storm E;,,o near A.
toria = few davs ,oo T. - mann
claimed that he was maxine an af
fort tn desart and that the fh;
boa, warmed ,ff nv tho mat. oo,'
..;,eJ .ooou,i;oas ,h
deav,r;p,, 70 all b;, :, ao..;.
AWAY Soon after tho fatal ,.s,f,
was known n mob Of Scandinavian
fishermen attemntea +o ,vnoh Nil.
D,vicb sailor observation-disclosures
keeper who is CHARGED with bav,n,
onan- n'ieo ire"fic hsoh' Inc de-
'eiini"eo a'''t uoe Vi 'he omcers OF
'n' Id" oouotiess aVefted "a disgrace
I'll 'iaeeoy.
The Cbioauo Times sur.,ests +b.t
the name Of our Territorv when sba
is admitted into tha s,s,.,bood IS
States be cbanoed fran WASHINGTON
to C,lnmh;o Oirm,,;o p.,o. g..
kan p.c,t;. or son,o o.ha. ,;
at;on which will oro;a ,o,,o.,.;
mama .l,e.dv foo n,o,, ,,.;,;,
III our geography. We have no OBJ
Jec'ioh u Tue name oI Columbla-'n
fact 1t was the name selected by the
delegate from Oregon, when the b. II
setting us apart from the new State
was introduced, but was changed to
suit the whiln of some member of
the committee having it in charge.
H., -,
did an injustice to Gov. Newell in
charging him with violated trust"
in drawing money from the Treasury
for the purchase OF "a shackle tor use
i'll the Peuitentiary, and neylectinp
to perform that duty. The charge
was, if we remember distinctly. q
neglect of duty instead Of" violated
bic ON words II lools liz. ~,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

HE Courier says that the STANDARD
did an injustice to Gov. Newell in
charging him with violated trust"
IN drawing money from the Treasury
for the purchase OF "a shackle tor use
IN the Peuitentiary, and neylectiug
to perform that duty. The charge
was, if we remember distinctly. a
neglect of duty instead of" violated
trust. However we will not qulb-
ble ON words. 1t looks like a vio-
lated trust as we'll as neglect of duty.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

News has been received here of the
wreck Oh the coast of China of the
steamer Mary latham, bound for
Portland with a cargo of Chinese
laborers and merchandise. The
officers and crew are reported saved,
but the ship and " cargo are sup
posed to be total loss. There is
supposed to have been some 700
Chinese on board, ell route for this
promised iand," and the poor
wretches have probably persisted his
erabIy Ill 81 ght of their native shores.
The httedtgencer says that, last
Tuesday, several persons IN Seattle,
by the and OF Ii telescope. saw per-
sun cllnolng to an upturned boat
just outside Blakely harbor. An Ell
fort was made by the Nepl.W to get
up steam to go to tue rescue, but
before this could be done the unfor-
tuuate person disappeared from
sight and was probably drowned.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21
("ld Weather in :5"It:.-s.y.

LOUISVILLE, April l. :; rnark-
ally ru.d weather cunt!nu,-- ard
,i"ml-r to fruit III this imm, date
Vicinity Is very grta', according to
=" rep"it,, and vegetation of very
s"rj ra> i'"cn put back sex, il weeks,
except win ii, which is liz very line
CuItli ;tili
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

tNirc~. nri-iuaj.t~ II many OF In" arts
an iui.j~rric, 81 .. her 9a'ion>-Tl'
,asu.- mtci.,ci a. Displayed III the
l~r:uj Ms i'nr wants "i China sup
lirrIty H,riu,rrnAl product, aud traffic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21
Anii-Liquur Hi Passed.

ilAErrrl;u, AIr,t 1t - Bon hratch-
Is vi tnr r',',Ialure passed 4 .i.ir,
e'railung ;nc rattle III Intoxicating
.iqu"la. The rle,,ht local ortl' Ii
- ,,nm VIII he relninel.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21
Presbyterian Resolutions.

Gil ,d', April Is --Ihe Cue; go
Hr,>b> t'Iy PASSED resoint.rn. Tank
to- L c~iLt,r, Atthnr icr ve,uIn5 he
C"iu, It bH, because it Woud re-
vent she conversion Of lie Chinese
I" C'risti' nlty and bee list. it vas
CON rhry to the spirit OF Latiolal in
sIiutlOnS.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

The iIalf-Loaf.

FRIDAY ENE'G. APRIL u. lN>2
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1882-04-21

bard nf Harvard College, voted -
10 Il ,nlt It WAS not advisable for
The in:yt rsity to give any assurance,
OF hold "ut any enc 'ufa2Ct:.'Et that
Ii vii undertake IL, ,I!cal ,dcc ton
OF women 10y Harvard coi,eyr III It's
neuica. &c. DOL.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-01
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

TIE platform adopted by the Demo
Gratis of California denounces the Chinese
now In that State as an unmixed curse, and
demands that the Democratic party, when
1t attsins TO power, shall take prompt steps
for the removal Of every Mongolian in the
country. r ri.. .
The movement for the severance of
Norway from Sweden and the establishment
of 8 republic is said TO be spreading.
WADE HAMPTON positively declines
to be candidate for Governor of South
Carolina, and expresses a desire to retire
from public life. Iva -sft II VA W
III is now stated that Gen. Ignatieff
resigned the Russian Ministry Of the Inte-
rior because he could no longer guarantee
the safety of the Emperor. iurrl
ARABI PASTA will resist to the death
any interference with the affairs OF Egypt w
her enemies, and can regard no settlement as
satisfactory until the fleets are withdrawn
He has had no thought Of ruling without the
Khedive.
JAY &. HUB3ELL, Chairman Of the
Republican Congressional Committee, in an
open letter to George william Curtis asks
the latter to JOIN h'n IN requesting the Pres
ident to submit to the Attorney General the
question Of liability under the law for max =
ing campaign contributions.
GEORGE Q. CANNON, in the Taher
nacle at Salt Lake, underworld to prove the
unconstitutionalIty OF the Edmunds bill, aud
received vote sustaining his course. His
speedy return to Washington is believed
10 have some connection with the Utah
Commission.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-01
CONDENSED TELEgRAMs.

THE bill to amend the act donating
land to States which may provide agricultu-
raj colleges passed the Senate on the 9th.
The bill to reduce internal taxes passed the
House-127 to 80.
IT is said that the captain of the
United States steamer Galena has served
notice on all American residents in Alexan-
dria that his vessel is ready to receive them,
and they will remain in Egypt at their own
risk.
FIVE thousand Knights of Labor
paraded the streets OF Rochester, N Y,
June &c, and then held a mass meeting to
take action on the New York penal code.
number of speakers addressed the meet
ing. Fully $4,000 people were in attendance.
STORM notes from Kansas, Nebraska,
and Iowa swell the list of casualties. 90,
G. III. SHEwEY, of Hillsdale, Mich,
Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue, shot
himself, June 26, the bullet taking effect in
his head behind the ear. He died in his
barn short time after. His mind had
been affected for some weeks.
WHILE r. H. Hutter was taking a
walk with his wife in Las Vegas, N. Mex,
the other evening, an Indian desperate
named Francisco TajOya threw lariat
around his neck, and, putting spurs to his
horse, dragged the man over the rock street
for 100 yards CT more. About 100 yards
from thespot where he was lassoed, . by
stander, with sudden impulse, pulled re-
vover and shot at the flying Indian, who
then cut the lariat near the pommel OF his
saddle. Hutter was terribly bruised and
mangled, his long beard being entirely
pulled out. The Indian was chased, cap
tured, and lodged in jail. On the 26 b a
party of citizens took him out and hanged
him 10 a telegraph pole.
AT Frenchburg, Menifee County, KY,
the other day, Joe, Sam and William Roth
well, three young men, attempted to re-
venge upon James b. Day, the Town Mar
shall, the arrest of friend named POore. In
the melee which ensued Day and Joe Roth
well were killed.
FIRE in clearinghouse at Marches
ter, N. H., on the both, forced Mary sulli-
van, Ellen Ford, Harry Jennings, Margaret
Mcnamara, Eugene sullivan, Patrick Me-
Namara, Paul Edame, Alice WEIGH and
Michael Mari to Jump from the windows,
all OF whom were badly hurt.
AT Ration, N. M, June 26, an attempt
by deputy sheriff to arrest a gambler
named Gus Mentzell was followed by me-
lee, in which Henry Moulton, Justice Of
the Peace, Hugh Edelston. one OF the pro-
prietors of the Moulton Hotel, and S. IL.
jackson, saloon keeper, were killed. I'M
med ately after the killing Mentzell was
seized by the enraged citizens and hanged
to sign over the Third National Bank.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-07-01

THERE is good authority for the
statement that Minister Lowell will soon be
recalled at his own request, TO be succeeded
by Governor Long, Of Massachusetts,.
CAPTAIN JOHN CowDoN, well-known
10 connection with the improvement Of the
Mississippi River, is out with number Of
charges against Captain Eads and the mem
bers of the River Commission, and calls for
an investigation by Congress.
LIEUTENANT DANENHowER has had
an interview with Secretary Chandler In re-
gard to bringing home for burial the re-
mains of the members of the Jeannette's
crew found by Engineer Melville. A COM
mittee Of three naval officers will report up
ON the expediency Of applying to Congress
for assistance