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, 1883-09-29
Canadian Pacific.

OTTAWA, ont, S~p,- 2a.-lsp"eisl. i
Il Is ostirassed tha, curing the se=spn .a6
miles of road viii be constructed IN tho
Canadian Pacific .ai!roaI. This record i.
w,thou: parallel in The history nt railway
building, either ia tim old world or ,ae
new. BY the end II the presen: month
grading vii b. cnn,pl.'ed TO the summit
ot the Rocky mountains, and about Il
week later trains viii lie running 20 that
point; General Manager Van Horne,
Sho passed through this ci,y yesterday
from '"ur Of inspection, say. tho total
numicr si miles Completed ;s 1902, mum
her ci miles ande- c"ns,Tac'ior, 964
Fhe Company hiss IN its eDploy 25 900
msG. nnd pays ~sgos OF SlC0, ,000 psr day
4, the iast 3, seivn II Parliament the min
is,sc ot railways ais:ci that the entire
rosd would be- compiet.d in December,
1856, tw" years ia advance Il The time
stipulated in the contract; hu; 60 remark
able has heeu ;Lu proges, inade that at
the mex; session he miuistcr will De able
to make the prediction within two years,
or year earlier than he had predicted
the entire road would be completed
, 1883-09-29

List Tuesisy Youns boy about Il years
oil, nsaled Charis, Marcy. whs lives o.
tEs &. II t5ngcoi, some iou- miles from sbfs
eitc. came to town 70 si.n-ss the reception
Of the Willard gusts. During the dsy he,
IN company With two other bag,. enter d
onA Ct the nun .rnu. beer hal. OF ih;s P.a,e
sni drank couple Of qaarts of tesr- Inis
was sometime sstqr twr!ve O'Clock, aud
EttIr sf... two crowd u yoHa2sts:s were
standing IN the corner cf Sseoni shd Msin
streets isugling sad joking shout a country
b,y vino came 20 to~n sni got fall 'he oh
isc, Of tier r.;r.a havng just passed up
Msin stres.-
I.steus that young Marcy sent as t,i
E, SSH, saloon PfessntlY hs Was
seep 70 leave sni enter an out hOnee, snG ior
IN. time 10 further attention ~ss pad hini-
A couple 81 hou.s sitter one Il the emp-oyts at
the saloon bad occssien 10 visit tie ont
house, and on pushing the de1s open 9a-
horrifsd to sss toe ap2area.iy li-le's hocs
Of yonaz Marcy lyiog partially IN the 'e;t
ard so;r. Hs Vas irnuiedis.ely removed
and medical aid summoned; Dr.. CroPi
coeaipy to til. tad-rrr's a->itsnc- lh7
-n-I.,osn proncureei /, trsi cas- Of p.is-
oniny. and immediately sypliei the stomach
purp; after which he prescrbsd ? p'se'iu!
sn.;dot. After hiie tIe by % far re-
covered as 10 be able 10 e. 70 his home Il
ia b.,iev.d .hs. be was dopsd. a. ne vas
knowu 70 have larse -ara 0: money cn h'-
r.-T.Ou
, 1883-09-29
Yrem Gelriiis-

Ga Friday ss received the plrs'ure oi 8
visit from the Hon. jacob S,itz'i, 5itoi'i!ie,
whers he ba resided msny years. and ss-
sisted very materially 10 making the com
.rv SLa.,t is. Mr. S. is s cltinhe: siect
from his county to the l-S's!sturr, aud We
have no fear tut ,ha, he vii make cr-di-
table record. Tie gave Us sesae "sef1! H.
sor,usticu respecting toe qaartz in'nss IN
the okan.g.n country and 'iso on the No
,,, Reservation A sampie o; ore ne sas
With bin, denote. eX;raordinary riesness'
and # contains mach horn sud sha. used to
b. termed IL the Old " Poorn.an days los
81" silver. The ledge u so rieh that the
Iucsy prosoector ~ho i:scoressj !. nss bsen
offered one hundred thousand dollars ter es'
.U foot In width The isige hs., and It i.
sad 70 Be eight feat wide. The ore s-of 8
free raiiling nature and easy 70 work The
c,rntry up there has . grand future before
IL. srd - the Srarzsxas has .i~sys aAid
vii ons dsy be seooed 70 noas - - ertSns'
i've sziaiag eecter.
, 1883-09-29
sIAIEs "a AMELIL

r-,-1rFD STATES Oh AdEBinA.
hL ,r3rr7 B.ackman e-f adant: You You
le =, -. rssaired TO appear IN an acton
~ 5t..'. INST you jy }. /. Case, Vi: y.
Veg I'll ali r. II. Baker, plaintiffs,
trss---,I ~, Court Of the Territory ot
;as -. -. ,ur the First Judicial DIS
vs.. bo.iiug terms at " ALA Na-ia,
- u a., County. IL said Territory, to
" 49, complaint 0: plaintiffs MED In
EaTe =, Cyautv within twenty days
Va -.-ri.. q ;i.is suRiMC.!s, exclusive
* u r.ie-, /. ser'e,I n ssii
4 - ,.se~veG IN said Co.r ~ bu;
ts.' o. .... IL { irtg nays. II served
EH- Inca. District Ir the Terri
81 - II -er ed hy puDlica-
-, , ~. d.ss a't,r he ea.e OF tLis
T. 4. aiI plin IL will take
t1 ,.sr.s yoa "o d'f Ut, according
li-.z =. ~ rnp Mt. This ac-ioh
~ irc,-r- q G. tl'n mor'gac,
a. r-frfyt Z. p.an'Ii-. up.
c,. f,r. II I .Zc-pt rh,t Por ion
y .. q, a'r.net-s 'it- q; u
ns r.'..r. t,ooZ. uu"' = 4 ! >, :.
Fi -s..a9. -a. u hra 10 y, Il j.. r.,
. ,EI.. .alat-r, , } 4. and :. ~
" y =. ant lcrs Gm''rs /. ,. 10,
- n u ,- J. Al. m the 10 n OF
-, Ce,lr G.rIrId C'Ie'y' wash
-i.-~ S.:u 81 ..-a-e ~=s Ei.rn
-. -,tst.ims .ri ! F,ecer sin rom
an. gL.,rg-a Sass 90 md In
-er irm Aa-.st !, 1881, a. on
= -. ~, ..a.,a aai a. sJI1Iney lee OF
,,..irsa @ al mortgage haring
s5-,.Ea By a,'.ltaa'
T...,. ,.,s. H.u.S. e.. Wirzard. Associate
- .-- .r rene cont 81 y ashinytnn
;,r..sl Jats- Il ssii court, and rle
4s'.'' 4i...- - e., ~. z1-h dav Of sept, a.
\ " ia hHEEVEr AikES. Clerk:
t+rT G.HH-r. ignH.y. 4"
rBtW J.Iy. Plaintiffs Attys-
, 1883-09-29

short time sInce the raiirasa cOmu.is.
sioners sppo;n,ed 70 examine the las, q
miles OF the Northern Pscii, visited tbls
cfty on their return and were taker in hard
by few of our promineu, mep. and b. TIE
courtesy u DR.. Baker were treated to trip
out on the narrow guase railroad. The fol.
ioa'ng shows Whist ho-pitsbie t.essmsn.
viii do. II IS portion Of letter from Mr..
W. h. BTidgenan. one OF the party, TO the
New York EVeb,ng Post: Passing over
tn. mining 6frests IN tie Rocky Moan
tain RECON 10 The lumLsr interests, scarcely
ye; started, IN the great forests siopg C,aTks
Fora. We come TO the paradise for farmers
the great wheat lands OF Washington Terri
try. Thce crop t;ere q nsysr = iailure:
there Is toe place Sh-rs there D no danger
OF rust, nor OF tornsdoss. nor OF sprolting at
time Of harvest. The sams variety Of seei.
known AZ the club, is snwn iu aaiann and
spring; and while the fail sosu usutly
gives the greater yield. the proiuct is rs
perfect IN quality IN ons case q. IN the o;her.
Great care IN farming " IL oi,en give more
thsn fifty bushels per acre. hrt an aversqe
yield Is abons thirty bushels. Farmers have
more than NO men,hs Tor harvesting with
ous far OF dang from rain The tare-h-
ing and ssckinc are 6cae ia The opn 6eli.
and the sacks are piled On the ground until
It is convenient TO take ,hssa 70 the rS:.roxi
or market The ehsrse,es Cf tie so;l is
such tha: it rguires no rain durnig summit
to produce a good crop Of wheat, and it
seems practically insIhapstihie. Fssms about
Walk Wsila when hsre ben calf Tsted for
more than twenty Year., ard have gwen
wealth 10 thrir owher;. are as productive
ne8 Is al FIRST. while SOL taken .roIa wells
ana railroad cuts twenty NJ thirty feet be-
!oS the surface Scents ,qasi IL productive
power to surface soil. THIS roll also pr
duces .rcelient fruit Of rlaay yxrieties, and
it dos no; require irrigation TO raise s.gets.
b!es With saecsss. Thv quality Of the heat
OF this region is secoad 20 none. Cnless it be
to that raisei in the Willamette valley, IN
Orsson. The latter produces tiaur that ccrr-
msn6s higher price II the Epglish ulsrkat !
than the best California Il iur. bat III fact !
the wheat and acur .! Oregon and Ws-ting-
ton Territory nsy be coasi.sred s. ihe rg0- |
duet Of the ssms region.
, 1883-09-29
u0:ay tae Grand.

Speaking Of the Oreg0aidn banque: 10 tae
visiting journalists. rho siii he here this
tFndayl evening. the Portland Mrs says: {:
"Eztensive " preparations hal beea made,
and the affair was a success In every se0se ct
the wosd. TIE dining room Was neatly dec.
Grated, AMI from this cailing 6spande3 IL
graceful profession fsstcous ap3 gsr.,nds of
p,re, evergreen, a,xc,s sni ferns. Gardens
and coaserrstoTies h2i b, til rIfl Il q. their
contents. s1d uuTabsIl,ss tiorsl treasures
were cast IN a p-1iusioa which strgck with
admiration tie tsrqgets.s from the east.
b ,s;fes TO members Of the press, there woIe
cniy three invitations iss1'd. oI- - II. ID.
San;.orn and one each II Psrl Scha'z- and
r. " Mitchell, OF the isnd othce.
aF-gs THE sUNPTrors NE.I,
Consisting ot dozen pr more conFsss, had
been dis.a-sed Of. toss.s AID speechHs were
IN order. Mr. Smslley. in b-hlif .: al 'hs
members o. the part, .h.naei ths SaTthsTU
Plc,ic Railroad C5npazv and Tie p.cp!e Il
fortIsod in eloqu, n, te:a,s, snd Hl:a eyi-
tieu. appreciation sor the hearty ~slcHm-
and the enthusiastic reception teni'rei TO
then Mrssrs Spsrry ani Thomas created
coasiAera6le re.rimen, b. ,hsir Tel!-tImed
aud humorous remarks, and ali expressed
themselves as highly pleased vita their trip
aai reception. Tie complete lis. Of speak
ers il Is fellows Msssr.. II. VI. Scott, T.
'. sma!iey, 81. II. Snich. uf rhe Associated
Pres Coleman FsEnIr, the sTtis.; Richard
son. Of the Baltimore Sss; Lindsey. oi the
Boston Adu.rt;Ssr ; Sieiry, pf the Hartford
Post Robis,or, 4 tie Manchester Guard
ifn; GiisJn, If .he NV York Tri1Rat !;
Merrill, Of the Phils1Iphia Frss Boyntou,
Of tho Cincinnati ronns.ro:.;! G.s=.t:s; Knapp,
y: tho S.. I.o1's Rtpabiirau; Noah BROOKS,
cs the Eev Yo.k Tunes Ne;tletnn, q; the
Minneapolis TJiJan. SchIize sod Mitch Ill.
Of :hs Nor;hers Pacific Land Ono; and
Thon.as, Of the Baltimore An,rican-
, 1883-09-29
Tb, Jhric~-irmcd Pzaopiy es Truth.

The spccsss Of merit shes "ocs RE-, - d
IS success invariably exci,s 6s'Facsio. aaf
stimulates envy. hatred, malice and al ~
,har;.shleness. No mzI OF en:er. rise is
worthy Of regard whose reputation has not
been some time ssea;led by the bafisd rage
Of scme disappointed one, whose attempt to
de:r,ud, detaue or destroy srish:soas cause
bxs been dessased after detection. The
psnoply Of truth. honesty and far deAi're
70 Al nss caused the Louisiana Sts'e Lot
te.y to be inrinciSle to any attack 1Pon the
;n..-r.ty of tne management OF its drstrib2-
tim. by GenTs G. I. Besurezard Of La, and
Jub.l a Early OF Va. and while. here and
there, some disappointed oos rlay gruubls'
public opinion is unasinnoas that everything
i, esr,isht ani squzrs. Ths rsr; drasiog
ere l6.h moutilyl viii take place on oss.
9th. and any iriormston desired viii BE
r;ysn on application % NJ A. p.ufe;n'
New Oslsans, II.
, 1883-09-29
The Journalist a, Weston.
WESTON, S pt. q, 1883.

WESTON, Spt. 81, 1888.
The party OF journalists, III going to Wa
Is Walls, made cur li.sle city sn unexpected
visit to day, remaining with Us several houIs.
They expressed themselves as much pleased
with the aipearauco of the country general
iy, between here and Pendlsten, aud SIS
greatly surprised at the smoGns Il Whea.
piled st CSyus5 s.aJion, and IL the wagons
moving upon tie roai. Il "a very much re-
gIet=d by cur eitizals that We we:e rot
properly notified OF the Intended vist I. else
We should have "winea and .'dined - y
then: properly. We hope they viii agpre-
ciste our good iRtsntiona.
SEATED at the table, they pr nted very
cTed!tsbie appearance, as he chief represent
a.ives o; a noble pr :e .sion. All were richly
ana comfortably dressed for travelling With
out unbecorBine disp.sv of is~els cr f.isree
workout two diamonds were noticed on
the Cc:asion. 0alY enc essayed the parting
OF his hair in the middle one oEiy, beside
those Sho. like Scott, Of the OregOnjGn, wore
their ha,r parted very wide. /; Was an as
tonishins array OF billiard halis, suca IN sr-
ray OF bald heads. Even the younger
members Of the party showed the silver
threads through ali the dust of travel. There
must be something in the arduous duties Cf
their calling, more effective IN its way t:.sn
any quack's depilatory compound. l 10 not
know that from any profession you could Sc
iect, so generally a jolly, seif-Possessed, r.
lined and intellectual Set of geEt'emea-
a brainy 10. Of men without the irIiis, usual
ly attending intellectual syperiarity. Nr.
Smailey was the right nan N the night
plsce-always genial, and armed with an eS-
haus;less fund of information upon cur rC-
resources as an agricultural country. Al
though we had forrned no systematic method
of entertainment. for these gtn.lenen, We
very soon ioupd that they were saiiai ntiy
'self.sussaining IN this regard. Men Ike
they, WHO are constantly on tine lunt ier
items, aud whose weather eye Is ever ops
for information, were soon scattered over
our town plat, scurrying around on their
own hook. In conversation they seemed 20
..cateh on" with tie assistance Of word
and a gesture, when the ordinary man re-
CURED an aIrumeut or a club to convey the
impression.
lam certain that these gentleman sill do
our country mere good 10 their hign oPi:'ion
If # than can now be estimated. Roget
ting thst the roads are ia srch exesrasle
condition, we at least tade :he Distinguished
party bon royage, as they started ior Naiia
UslIa.
, 1883-09-29
Tre Other si6e.

We have BEEN requested By Mr. Harry
Chapman to publish the f,llo%iag statement
i, relation 10 the recent tr1uoie at the Main
street ire. which the gentleman claims TO be
simply a vindication of his actions rpon that
occasion. Il vas claimed At his exsmins-
tion Yesterday thar he called the man or
the roof. who wss in the act Il eho?p'rg
down the cor1ice. obscene naines. This Mf.
Chspnaao claims TO be false. He only sad
he would give So to the man who -onid
pur tae FIRE oct, and when the party on the
rnof persi,ted in pseil-ssly destroying tie
building. he tChapman) ssid lie would give
slo0 N ;be man who would knock hlm OIL
the halcany. Before this, however, "iI'e
Mr.. CHAIRMAN was inside the buiid.nE, ehos-
ng a hole to SET At the fire, s'E'e one Saia
shev wee going to pull the bu'idinS d0"9.
soa If he did not come oGt they wou' pcii
him down too: their orders |ere to ''pull
Down -. building, ard down is I:iUst cone.
hr. Chapman states eIst a.. ''S
essary ; the iire was sll bGt Cur, and as be
hal tie interested the insurance comP1ni'
he represents at heart, rs sisc tee property
owners. he was merely locking oat TO see
tba. no unnecessary damage was done
Soma one il the crowd wanted to kaoT
wha. he ;Ctapmanl had to do With Eha IRE
ANYWAY, a. the same time APP yins & vie
enithe: 20 hir=. This naturally Ineei 81
him 10 a certain desree, bat he fld LOT ash
7, nave any troub,e. nor did he get eze;se'i-
EsMr. Chapmau's desire that 'he above
.rue facts OF the csss be puh!i-het in vindi-
c,.iOn to hiurs=lf, through the columns CT
,hs STATESMAN. As We always accord PRIV
i!eses 81 this nature, the reIa+s granted
u,.h ,,lea-urn
, 1883-09-29

The Joke 50 horribly u,sngied BY our wids
awake Portland papers. amen. the English
Lord who ssns bis bill for su,t Of under
clothing 70 Me- Willard. we find, hsi been
sbos at the Hatch party long before VII
lard started from Minneapolis. II j. to be
regretted that our Portland dAilies should
bs driven to copy oar Montana journals. ard
then LEX the candor 70 credit then With
What Of merit the anecdo.e possessed. with
olt s.dGtiDg it onto tie Willard party.
, 1883-09-29
Frosty.

Or the 10th ins.. there was heavy .1c-'
IN sor.e OF the geste:n sta.ss. WHICH CID
considerable damsgs 10 the ocsn c.ops
WIiIe rrgreitins that we cannot compete
With these states in the yis,d CT corn, we co
no. likewise rrg-st .ae attending early sros-
On tbs whole We are yery ~sn satisfied with
tbe character, quality and quantity OF ou-
crop Of cereals. and more than Passsei With
our equsble climate II we were 10, Diog.
enes we would be Alexsnde,-that is Il re
were co. at TA.is Wzi:a, We n.isht ~sss ee
se ve-s in Eorsa,s-ss to climate.
, 1883-09-29

OH Mr. Oakley, the delivery CLERK Of
the Cleveland Post Once, who has been
arrested Eor Part.r2 the proceeds Of sales
OF .tsIGps at the s;niow in;o hrs oSn
pocker xpHtoi with bis re2u; arion and
happiness for Foiy it, money. lie va.
il the hAhi; OF de.ach:ns and cleaning
l'g.;Iy cancelled stamps. which be cold as
good ones, and Also Of in,srchsnsing
stamps m packages, under fayorsb;. cir
cuns..ncss. H. bad carried on the
,r;ek bn, shor; :ims, aud had r.aie oily
few dollars, nazu ne was d-te=t,d AID
sckno=i.dsed bis ge,lt. at ,areeeccre
and ten ne Is .uined, after hf. of Hhich
4 large part sss Psssei IN tbs sie'hodi-.
2.nis.rv.
, 1883-09-29
Perfection.

Tie hnest srspes ever brought To this
city were those broush. IN by the Hon. j.
NJ Cornean, Drr creek. Trey were Of th7
Back Hanhurr, Cnastis Rnse and White
Swssswa,er variety, sonis OF the hlnches
weighing three pounds. Charley DAVIS was
the forturaie purchaser. Rsr.ng tssted
them We have no hesitaosy IN pronouneins
then far superior TO thoee mus.y thinzs thst
IRE ,hippsd up fron California A osstet
cent BY Chssiry % N-. STArEsxAs were
pssises BEAUTIES for which hs will please
accept oar shxaka
, 1883-09-29
A. ,he Portland sus,ne.. COLLEGE.

Mrs Nellie Gsibrs:th, Of this city, who
sss teen = student Of the Columbia College,
of PortI.Id. Ozu., since ;hs fr,. o: tina year.
is DOW attending The Portland Basiness Col
lege. M;ss G.lbrsith is scting wisely IN
aceairirs 9 tIsiners education Hsr er,ra-
ple can be followed % advantage BY others
Of CIR young ladies' uho have leisure time af
their disposal The Portland Business Col
le1e i. knowr 70 do coed work fos iss stc-
deats, and practical educstion can rot oat
oroye os benefit TO snyona
, 1883-09-29
>SsiEtT0E'> yau,v.
s' ifSaG Stone. Deceased.

y -.I.--.--rs : t5;LEEEY GIVEN TIE
@........ i. .u.l "a s-liaist-a.rix sd e,-.d-
77sSE-z, I. s'1ye nauei ssiz,s. 10 IL.
A.s'o.- - = 4. p-rsoas having clsiu.
rs L. es ssed, - exhibis The ss,'e
fr1- ~ s-,--s'y v1lcL.-s. vi. hin ems v-sr
F-ie,.i,--I --,'lessl Z # tri. notes. p. ~.
Na-A, y = = i2siT stfes in the CITY OF WsTs
~ e.. = Snd sl fers rs ind zb,sd "a ,hs
a. a. ~ m.s- i-auseii-.. sa,,l., s-,
e-''' JESSIE SToSF
Ai-iai,.,.. ANTOINE BES>ETTE
P,:.,. and Cc-A5niuis,rss : :, "a
"A'A, W. T. Arz. ?, LA
, 1883-09-29
An lddlftSn.

Mr.. z. ". Mile, formerly of the Jsdsoo
a'aDuf.cturipg COMPANY, oakland, Csl.. bns
recently manager Of the Portland branch.
has entered the hardware 6rm Of Evans q
wit'. ;his city. Mr. Mills is geutlemas
ot wide experience. and his advent In WsI!s
WailA businsts circles may bs considered .
valuable acauiA;tion.
, 1883-09-29

!: al! De a matter oi surprise 10 many
people 70 learn ihs. the treaty uoder xhici.
tie N.Z Perc.s hold their Reservation has
Expired, bu, rncA Is tie case. C.Dno,
cone movement he gotten up hsrs in
Lewiston icokIng to a reduction Of the
ressrrs,ion area or flvnr.ng tbe seyeralty
ailo:;nents before De. treaty is nade}
Nov Is the time 10 strike. Lewiston can
never expand TO hsr nsrural limits Si,h
this great reservation at her back .-Hsz
Perce Setna
, 1883-09-29
Graad OpeninS.

We would respectfully call the attention
Of our lady readers to the announcement
Iaads IN t0-dsy's paper of the grand Fall
opening q tie Mills French millinery estAb-
ishnient, which tatss place on the 18th and
eGth irst Thi1 emporium OF ladies' fashions
In hats, bounets; In fAct everything in
lsaY's hns IL too well Aao.o by Cur leaders Of
society TO need comment from Us. Never
thsiess we are .sacred that the Forthcoming
otening vii exec! anything beiors held IL
tki. city.
, 1883-09-29

A Washington Dispatch Gays: "1he
T.sn;y-tisH Intacs.y stationed At vanocu-
yer Barracks .iIl remain there, and not er.
caange posts With Ten,h Iu!aptry. ststiossd
On tho iskes- TIE expense Of the transfer
~oa!d BE- too greA. 70 ius.fy the proposed
change
, 1883-09-29
fsr minneaDellA

The iass car 10 DOW being loaded 70 sake
$50 t.ns oi W.ils Wall. wheat 20 N:ansAP.
oils It Is coosignsd to Geo. I. Bsrns'
Co. By ". C. Moore & Co. The grain y
far sample OF oar harvest snd ell from csc
Geld.
, 1883-09-29

General Malone il beginning to dis
ever that he cannot Mach = strong eol-
unn OF Democrats into the Republican
camp. even with the Administration NOV
ng at The ysn and making tempting dis
play Of its wegl-6ilsd ised-box
, 1883-09-29
Nos rhat the c,ili-n ,o,ls i,robo,as !,

NoE that the golden spits jarabores Is
over, &c hope The management 1ill sober
u2 and settle dow1 to the business Of pro-
sIding adequsse transportation facilities
for the rrmnval OF our produce. There
are 81. 900 :nns .. whes. in Lewiston
waiting tho pl,ssure Of the y. Y. 4 \.
c.. 10 be shipssd 70 markst--Hss Perez
Nsrs
, 1883-09-29

The AO,th,cestera Nii!sr ss,ima'es tia,
tae PIesent daily production Of dur iTym
the mills OF that eiiy IA $500 barrels
a ssiast Il ,250 bs,reis daily one year ago,
an excess % 4,5i0 barrels. Tie Pioneer
Press l"culSes ii some speculation as to
what these figuies mean. aud furnishes
he following result: The plumber 81
bushels of wheat required TO m.Ls the
26.GJG barrels of ti1u7 pcr dsy would be
i3G 40, the transportation Of which
would take GO cara, OF solid trsin CT
in.le AID th;'f quarters in length Be-
sides 'fe 4 ur. the daily product Of mill
stuff W0aid b, l, 400 tons, TO hau! bJ.h of
winch would require 81? cars and .l1t.sn
locomotives, or more than tao miles Of
scild tram. ar an average price of 81
pr barrel for -four and IS per ron for
Eniil-siuti, the total daily production of
The minis snounts to Sll7, ,728, OR nearly
So ,GOO, 600 ~ tbs course Of a Year
, 1883-09-29
E..su.ss rses~s..

E@migr.nt ticke:s are no~ sold Il "
IA,lroad station in this city ior tnsoeG-
Toe isrs is Sss, which u cheap ssoses = AZ
aooaoseaeaL
, 1883-09-29

Fate II dealing harshly with the pride
Of Massachusetts, in these deys. While
the infsniies of Te~ksbury aro ye. fresh
il! public memory, another great scandal
is brog5h. n ligh. Il ssems ,ha; Nor
.ncn community. Of ;hs polygsnnus
branch Of tia, seer, la. been for SINE
years getting a fvothold sni growing Up
III tic y:ilyZe Of fIainyille, mar North
Ar;iebnro. II has erected temple, and
isa lssdsIs have made many pro-oly tee,
even drawing cnmmnnicaDts from the
Baptist sni Methodist churches. Some
o. .sr leaders have been indicted, tried
ami convicted under the iays Of Msssa-
ciaset,s-aot Ter anything done in the
way Of worship, bat for gros.ly licentious
eJndne' Bat they clai.A that their
beas,ly customs arc "a part Of our reli-
gion.'
, 1883-09-29

New England ID atil! crying aloud for
cheap vas nlstsr,al Ii Is stated rh.t the
goods recently sold =; auction in New
York, on account of New England msnu-
facinrers. vent 81 at an average loss Of
ten pr cent. TIE Boston Transcript ar
r';sa -i..' aha luabUfscturur will not
'"Eg pr.dGos f.6;ios ou every hs.e of
which he ioses money. He mus. have
hi, raw materials cheaper. The tariff I'M
poses duties upon them Of thirty Ter cent.
The manufacturer ), protected UP to the
point vhers re cannot do business with.
ont irrLching up"n his kIed capital. Il
IT a:.y wonder then, tina: enlightened per
sons engaged in manufacturing are per-
fecily resigned to still further Reductions
OF The tariff /, is evident thar tbs SEC
tioa which once led off in advocacy Of the
tarit. for pcoteci,pn theory has had too
nlrch =: u. Grn medication.
, 1883-09-29
suui1o1>s
Trss-roE1 or WAsBIsGIoy, a
Tounty Of Nai.a "a!la. J

.,,-,.. ,5ur. # the Territory q Wash.
II tie diI dis's'JI' f.T tie First Judicial District
i..ioas; ~, toj4,rg tens II Walla Waiia- "hLa
;2as-IE' ar, E5rarJ, IN sid Terr't''y'
&C.. u. B. Erskine, 5. Bull and 4.
J. / ~ g,ser. Plaintiffs, vs.. Andrew
E-.sklnau, Defendant
, 1883-09-29
kEraEssSrarIgsN

Charles Resserer, (R-) H. IL Hungate,
(D) A G. Lloyd, %, } wal:a walla; Z.
Ping, % Colnmbis; ". Clarke, (R)
Gartsli,- Wasner, ID and Henry
Copely, (R Whitu,n; Joha Brinins,
{R Columbia sE,i Whi'Inasi; John A.
ShoUdy, (R yaSisrJ; Jlcoh Sfitz@, (R)
Stevens sHd Spokane; Nelson Brooks,
" kieki:ai, J. b. Lind -um, Dl
Ciaik, SAamsni. and khckirat; L. F.
Shaw, o. Clarke; Bsni Barlox, (R)
sndiM Il Goodsn, o. Ccuhiz. Wahkia.
kun, Poetic aad Chshalis; Heary Miles,
o. Lewis; retgrieid Turpin, (D)
fharstoui IS. Z Blackwell, R) Pierce;
j. A. Kphn, %. } Mason. JeiFessoa and
Ciai!am; Joseph Foster, Cd. } aud n II.
Martin, a. z king; c. ". Yyuae, Or. }
King and kiuap, L. c. Ferguson, (R. }
Snoh'a.sh AMI Island; 0da kinea'd, (R J
San Jns,: aud Whaieom.