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, 1883-02-24

PR0MorEu.-John McGaire, an ex-pas-
senger conductor IRON the O. R. / \. rail
way, assumed his duties as Assi.tlnt Super
intendent Of the Prget Sound railroad at
Seattle last Monday, in place of ]. n. Cole
man. resigned. "Mollie" MCGUIRE, as he
was Familiarity called. is well known and
highly esteemed here in Walla Walla De
is genisl. good fellow and q tp-sop rail
road boy, and We heartily congratulate him
on tis advancement
, 1883-02-24
Il Gard.

To al yh" are SUFFERING from the errors and
II :isrre.ionS "flyoU.ii, nervous weisness. early
decay les Of n,,nh,6, etc, vii! send re-
rile that i'll cnre yuu, FfEEof CilARGh-
This great rcme,ly was discovered by mis-
siJnery in South America. Send a self ad-
ressed envelope tn the Rev. Joseph 1. In
man, Sta.i.n ID, New Iork City
u-sf-eod-dw
, 1883-02-24
sIaveI's Cherry Tooth Paste.

An aromatic combination for the preservation
If the teeth and gums 1t Is far snperi to
any preparation Of IT. kind in the naarke In
large, handsome, oIal pot, price 90 eents-
For sal. by ell drusgis.s. Hodge, Davis &
Co, wholesale agent, Portland, opgyn. H.
+. liGlmes. Walla Walla, ". I. iyI div
, 1883-02-24

Rp, BEoKES.-The business Of Yakima
county appears to have been sufficient this
winter to keep the road broken from Ellens-
burg 20 The Dalles. Teams have been run
ming all through the winter over the roas
leading through the Se.as canyon 70 Golden
dale and The Dalles. And this Is not all ;
the Ellensburgers have kept the road IN tras-
cling condition over the Snoqualmie road TO
Seattle Bot notwithstanding this no Hlaii
route has been Successfully operated between
Ellensburg and Seattle. Everybody seems
10 be waiting for the raiirold TO establish
said communication.
, 1883-02-24
BORN.

At Wes:,.a, February Il, IT, the wife Of {.
F. iiulfnch. laughter.
In ;his ei-y, February ia,h, u the wife ct
Y. T. VI IEau~, I -sm.
la ;his c!tv. F,b- | in Che wife Of Ed j.
Nil.irmis. a sou FgIheE Going we'll.
, 1883-02-24

A farm item remarks that in fy-time cows
should be kept in stalls. T:iis is for the con
venience If the fly. increasing his opportunity
Of concentration, and ecoGomizing much vsiI-
abe time that would be otherwise cDnsn.ned
in chasing frisky heifer through a ten-acre
, 1883-02-24

Total annual rainfall -; 1873,
I3.l3; 1874, II 81; 1873, l5.9i; 1876,
E.32; 1877, 2O.J6; 1873, l3.Gi; 1879
2O.4S; 1850, l..9l; 1851, 22 lSS2,
20.S7.
Mean annual rainfall for ten years, 30
Columns l. and II indicate the lowest and
highest number Of degrees reached; those
marked indicate the degrees below ",
mean; IF, rainfall mr.. no rain.
, 1883-02-24

BgIcHr's DISEASE Of the Kidneys, Diabetes
and other Diseases Of the Kidneys and Liver,
which YOU are bsing so frightened about, Hop
git.ers is the only thing that will surely and
permanently prevent and cure. AL other pre-
tended cures only relieve for time and then
make you many times worse.
, 1883-02-24
Nr-rA. oil q uuanity
NJ

Who have wasted their manly ricor and pow
err by youthful fo,ii,s ard pernicious practices
pursued i. ,itrie, inducing nervous debility,
in,fs,i.ei mern,ry mental anxiety. d-sPondeI-
cy. lack & seif-cnnSdcnee and Will power,
weak back. involuntary vital IA ses. and kill
d ei yre.kn,-ses should address with three let
Ter stamps ;nr large illustrate. treatise, giving
unfaiin- means of cure, WORLDS nIsrESsARr
MErlyAL AS,yciNTi1S, RGf 10, \. "
, 1883-02-24
MARRIED

AZ Wai.s.,urs, Febrla'y 18Th. David Reese
,s,.d ticr. Smith
At The county hospital in Walla Walla Fep-
ruary IG:h, LOUIS bottY.
H. Dayton, February II h. Mr.. &. Brooks,
ase,l ~ year.
In Dayton, al the 18th iast-, Cora May.
daughter Of Frank Pierce. aged IL years and
II ul,i tbs.
, 1883-02-24

Washiagtons birhdzy-
W.shingtons bali Tonight.
To-day Is a national holiday.
Mil Creek Is Ike beef-cn the rise
Al last Portland Is 10 k-ve big LntsL
Oats are q cents per pound in Missouia
Clan the slash and snoT on yoIr sidewalk
Passenger arr:va,s this morning quite ligh'-
The up-Yasseager train WAS late this II m
in.
galla waIla sorely needs big 6rst-eiAs=
hotel
There Has quite heavy fall Of Iain last
night
WI Wilson. Of Pendle.on, Is Al the Sine
House
Today Is sunny. wasm and iarefrnner d
Spring.
The County Commissioners vii NEE; ~ IN
city .o-norrow-
Gen Tannatt. of thu o. l. Co, has re-
TUNED from Portland
, 1883-02-24
TABLE

Showing the Lowest Highest and Mean
Temperature and Rainfall from ls72 to
1883. complied from records kept by !.
Straight, Of Walla Walla, Washington Ter
ritory. Altitude. 900 fet:
, 1883-02-24

On the New Yosk side Of Niagara Falls
there Is MT a solitary foot If gnound from
which the Falls can he viewed without pay
ment uf fee.
, 1883-02-24

Husband, Bring yos.r poor suffering wife
bottle of PfundeI'. Oregon BLOOD PCH-
FER
, 1883-02-24
y,rmarure Lo,, .G the Hair.

x,rbe su,iriy prevented BY tn use of Erasz1T'
COcnATSE-
TIE sup-r.Or.,y ID Burnstt's FlaSorins p.
,,.c.s n.,;. IN their perfect purity AMI 'trsns'
, 1883-02-24

NotIry Pu:Ilic. C"nreyancins and Searching
Of Rocnrds speciality. OtEce m stairs opf'o-
site Io,tniiiee. ie3&W
, 1883-02-24
nnnI Die in The HeHSr.

"Rangh on Rats' Cieais out rats, mice,
reaches, bed-hug', flies, ants. modes, chip
Inunks, gopher. LIE.
, 1883-02-24

The hest Claret and Hook Tor dinner II to he
ound at the Liquor Store Of q. X. Reed,
Third street. The purest wines in the market
no2S-dtf
, 1883-02-24

TltIA 81. ANTI '"- F'
These Signatures We're obtained within
period af two hours, AMI in no SINGLE III
stance uas 4 signature refused. All OF our
citizens who wish to sign will please leave
their names at the Ding store of II. T.
Holm 5
, 1883-02-24

FoE Tue PoTLsTcH.-We understand that
the citizens o. Lewiston have subscribed the
sum OF 50 600 to build the Potlatch road,
and that the work Will he started IS soon rs
tie weather permits. This thoroughfare viii
open up asplendid country and run all the
trade into Lewiston, which should be so. to
zecompense her business men tor the energy
and enterprise displayed in this move.
, 1883-02-24

DoNrrBUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOIJ WANT THE BEST. Sci THAT
OUR NAME Is on EVERY PAIR
AKIN, SELLING * co.
, 1883-02-24

"Weils' Health Remover restores health
and yi.or, cure Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual
Nahilitr. 81
, 1883-02-24

CuUNTEITsIT M"NEY.-rhe attention q
u: citizens is called Ia the TACT that a lot 81
coanter:ei. standard dollars have been put
in cireui ten 10 tHi. cry. AMI it wouli b,
Wei fur iii to Gerp a sharp lockout that
tltc,. I. n. .,t vIctIin.z a.
, 1883-02-24

Theiian who wiIi borrow money and never
day il hask wonid seal if he we're not COW
arl
, 1883-02-24

CEA7Y.-Fortell, the V 'l;gious crank whose
,xan.ia,,ien wa. goi' = on yesterday before
the rcoi a,c Judge NC went 20 rr's', was
committed 10 the insane asylum. He viii
h.. ,tea D., l0W 20 day.
, 1883-02-24
WANTED--$lO,OO 600

Wanted for three or I've years Al rsas.'' - -,
rate az interest, secured ~ mons@ s.,e
ests,e. AptIy 1t the STArfsAAs ""o
, 1883-02-24

Loel,s repaired. keys fitted and general job
hing by J. West, No. Second St
, 1883-02-24
For Thick uead-,

Heavy s.mnachs, billions conditions, Wells
May Apple Pills anti-hilious, cathartic. 10
: nd y cent.
, 1883-02-24

t;aup YoR WALLA WSLLs.-The contem-
plated change in the time card of the U. X.
& y. Co. will compel passengers hound for
points on the Northern Pacific from Port.
land to lay over all night At the Junction
Those leaving this city will go straight
through, which fact is duly appreciated by
citizens of this city, whose business ire
qa,ntly takes them up on the Northern.
, 1883-02-24

A. IT Sunrlu EE.-ro day, IN the case OF
-a.uA Thompson and City Marshal Justice
.uat Whitman county for the reward OF
-,nl Tor the capture of the Broomiield muir
d,rrr. Irlge Wingari decided III favor of
..uut.i.. and ordered 4 writ Of mandate to
.1mprl the payment "' the same. THIS Will
...- ..ncrll -lt.silction as it is weil known
;u4t th,a,. tyn officers were Instrumental in
tuugug tine murderer to justice, and the
..r.,rrpan shoulI have received the reward
l...r s-,8.
, 1883-02-24

W,>Tp-A partner IN the Monitor Office
a.r gln edit paper anu quarrel and hight
aai Vily politician oc non-IoiltItian collect
mrury aud Al the samr time pretend he don't
:..lut Il: who rau run newspaper without
,u.n,y rs well IS with IL; who can PRINT
upper SEQ loud that deaf and dumb man can
....i D, before 1t gets out Of the postoiiice :;
uu, huows more about the newspaper bnsi-
a.- than Horac. Greeley dii. We want 3
nan who Will fight with 4 big nlgger for
uh.nrt.,n la fact, We want man VII"
900 ilaa hot and cold at the same time,
wa. an carry water on both shoulders, who
..u llrl. with the dogs and run with the
r.nrt+. Such can t;ni lucrative business
sstb .h, Monitor Dcos., Monitor.
, 1883-02-24

D.ls. SrIFNUIu.- Last evening We at
..nH,I rehearsal Of the play ''Damon and
y.,aia-" III preparation by members Of Co
IrwiIa X. Of p, of this city, and we must
...,.'.s- ve were surprised at the degree Of
T-.rlru.y attained by the several proml-
,..g- Characters Of the cast Considerable
,..-- have been entertained by friends Of
..a lodge that the drama was too heavy tor
ra1..fcssionals to undertake, yet, Judging
...~, lat nights work. our citizens have a
...-r-.-, ~ store for them little anticipated.
rsulrc,ut costumes have been ordered
i..4. ~m Francisco, AMI appropriate scenery
.. blus painted by Mr-srs. Slmonds &
My Of thi, c.ty. Great attention is being
-aE t, d.ta,l, and as the stage is in the
hands Of competent manager. everything
..... u, .H smoothly See the card III this
, 1883-02-24

FaTl tartar Is disease and death
Not on!y Of the teeth and breath;
1t taints the mouth and to our smile
Gives most ghastiy tinee the while.
But Il we've SOZCDnNT elose By.
We may tie worst assault. DEFY
, 1883-02-24
9lccklp Statesman
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
The oregon Short Line.

II will he seen BY our dispatches to-day
That Lewiston's goose is virtually cooked As
ar As the Short Line Is concerned. BY the
a-ran gem ents finally come TO between the
Eniou Pacific and Willard system Of roads
,ge connection will be made at or about 0ld's
f.rrv. on the Snake river. in the Burnt river
district. What effect this change Of pro
..raame Will have on our section Of country
-.r.a.p- to r., seen But Lewiston need have
n, t-5rz A. to proper rail connection. Il is
only 4 matter Of time when feeders will tap
r-r plrudrd agricultural resources and may
,.,--5bly be- done before the Short Line could
reach .rat place.
, 1883-02-24

>rrES.-Mr. J. Lawson called on US this
n'raiuc, and stated that he was iron Ans
worth. and some one had relieved him OF his
rolket hook containing check on the First
Nl,ional bauk OF this city, for 500, and
,ame odd change. \ liberal reward viii be
pad for the SAME at the First National hank.
rlymeut on the check has been stopped.
, 1883-02-24

IEa>sEEI>G. The Rs-ori says that prop
'r'y III Yakima City, is changing Owners all
'as While, aal at sreatly advanced rates !;
tL-. boom. of 4 substantial character, has
40 abiding place in Yakima. We are pleased
a. notice this sign of prosperity. There Is
la room - doubt that Yakima City VIII
oceupy a commanding position in the future
history OF Washington. After admission as
tate Yakima will doubtless become the
81; Of government. As geographical cen-
;,r Z Possesses an undisputed claim
, 1883-02-24

...pu-r WufAr" - OEEG"N.-ln Oregon
..-, hly, a Grade OF wheat known as goose
alr,t. II /, So called because the wheat
.r.un ln the state all came from ~" or
-.rrr .rains taken from the crop Of 4 Wild
goose. Ia, wheat has very hard, coarse
SHE'LL ana makes 4 peculiar Grade OF flour
$50 wheat like /. Is known IN this country.
Ihr people OF OREGON have wondered from
,,r,r.r II cane. The wonder Is explained
From. samples Of foreign wheat at the Agri-
cultural Department the exact duplicate OF
gle. goo, 5,. wheat cf Oregon has been found.
In- wheat comes from small province IN
spain. the only place where 1t has been
uHu. From that one may safely surmIse
that the Wild Goose flies around the world IN
petty last time.
, 1883-02-24

u.-,>lEu. Tie Christian Temperance
Jalau Wss duly organized last evening IN
-a- VI. l.. Church. some - members signing
,ar constitution. Addresses were made by
,.,rll oi the clergy who set forth the good
Z" lee aesompishcd by the earnest workers.
Following are the officers elected 4: PresI-
lent, Rev. \. J. loslyn; NicePresidens,
E,v. T.. l.. Chamberlain; Secretary, Rev.
Eaht. Boyd: Executive Committee, Rev.
Cnhet.h. J. II. Parker and e.. II. Middle
r.a. Committee On Membership, q. Osborn.
Erg. Euht. Boyd aud y. J. Pierce.
, 1883-02-24

,.r WuEE.-The revival at the VI. T..
...r.h Vas closed with last Sunday even
.. S. --r.lcr. There w-re - accessions -
... .au.h dariug the meetings. The small
.... aye, with the prevalence of diphtheria,
.rir. lever. measles and the excessive cold
made aetiust AIr. J,slyn IN hl' meetings.
...,fr la.orrd on in the face Of ali these
..-r,.,-. auI noV has the gratincation OF
.r,n. the numerical and active forces oi h:s
church NOR. than doubled since he to' X
.r.- OF the church here some iive months
..... 81 beng received since he came. Al
,..n.r, the meetings for the present are
...-,i. Ma Jo,lyn DO IS not propose u rest
roo. l.s oars, but continues with extra servi.
.... ,ar int nj which i 4 meeting to-mol-
..y -yru.ug t..r his converts at tine church.
, 1883-02-24

To &niurE rHE CLE,EWArEE.-T City
Council OF Lewiston nave agreed to bond the
ssty for Slo.Goo for the purpose o. construct
n- bridge across the Clearwater at that
place. Engineers have pronounced the Job
!r.-,hle ani easily accomplished, and IN
sur- m event there will be great rejoicing
iauu- The farmers. Tne ferry tariff there
is aur,asouabIy oppressive and in great
measure dl-c0g-lses the farmer from coming
tom We as,lerstrnd the business men
sra hrrH q have this bridge constructed.
, 1883-02-24
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Foa- 'Ls Ds.ls q THssd,s-
Tie sow 5 fas. di,an,earinc.

The saOw Is tas: diSapi~arins.
Waitsburg i IN have national hank.
Levi AnkeEy hAs retGrnel flon the a,ssr
country.
Lewis has ST all the ia,;e>, periodicals. ami
an atfssle clerk.
c. W. HHng AMI ". ". SpEzsur returned
t. Ainswosth last evening.
Dr. e. II. Davis. o; this city, has gone t.
Portland, eNPectin; - be absent aeek.
VII Gray. 4 A;nSv,I;h. Is in t..wa - t.y.
and VIII Mt retarn home till to-mnTr,~ even
ins.
John Luea-, Esi- Las re,uIned trc:.
San FeaneisSo ani l-.kS A. il the eaI.~s & Ii
trip had been very satisfactory.
LAST egenin- City M1rshal Justice hum ii
1T Of pipe, opium jars AMI like stuff con-
hsca;ed from opium d5ns. Ne.Ily Sl50 worth
ms destroyed
Warren, the blaalv; thief, -, : 90 anG
casts from judge Whitman this moGnias, or
the alternative. He ,,-ok the latter and now
lies in durGnce vie.
The members Of Iyaahoe Lodge aho en-
template sising a t=i'i,h. p.rty IN the near
future are going L .alr drce some bsautiiuI
and novel features "a tha- occasion.
Alr- ID. Howe, prominent bonk-hin Ter cf
Portland has taken hold f the business ci the
decan,ping Iasrer Howe, in this city. ana will
immediately send 4 ;irs:-cla,s workman herr tn
take charge oi theestab.i,hpe,,t. lie viii alsa
pat IN son.e ney And In prcy Il machinery.
Tie time : charged. Last wee, every man
We met greeted Us IN sometiinI like :hr to-
lowing - he culi hangs On we'll; : another
says, There does u,t SEEN % he any 1t up
t. the cold; :" While an,.,Aer says, The grip
Of the c II has N prospect OF being rakcu.'
0i all thu>e int: es.ai i. the break u, If the
winter, the stoc!, nan j. jhe one above all
Others Whose phiz w-srs an anxious l,,k
This i par icularly tue Il ham who's supply
Of feed Eas ran low q: hi;n who has NJ supply
at all 10 see his iami>hirc herd, roamin., over
the hills IN search II nett ias {" sustain HE.
Would it not he weH far ong people, now
that steaks Il al! kinds have asy,neel - much,
t. turn their attention = tisa cr,l.ure: The
fast -HatUrny carp i / xxi that shor..d c'Iiu.
;.ttrntirn. 1h;s J. uFsed IL tie gf,rI..ti tha:
there is 40 telling when the rice oi meats viii
have reached their maximum. We csn nov
l"ok couple of years IN al wi;!."ut any
prospect Of dininutian in price. Tie st.cl,
cattle are not IN ;he county, n-iticr a.e thr
sheep here t, cune 70 the ryI:e! Of the p."s
consumer. So Ne may reasonably anticipate
i growing scarcity t. continue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-06
FOREIGN NEWS.

ROME, March 5-The story OF the
trip lie defensive alliance of Germany.
Austria and Italy against France is
made the occasion by the press Of Italy
inr many anti French articles. LibertG
sets forth that if the Republic assumes
arrogant airs 10 her rulings with other
countries in Europe she will find her
self confronted with the unpleasant
spectacle OF several powers united for
mutual defense. The Journdj dc Rome
(Clerical( goes still further, and says
from the Baltic to Sicily the French
Republic has none bu5 enemies, who
are ready to attack her if she bat
moves finger. She is at the mercy of
her enemies If there is the slightest
cause given. Italy will not fail, when
the chief of the alliance gives the
smallest sign, to ind such z cause on a
few minutes notice.
CHICAGO, April j.-Advices from
Rome state that Captain fracasse un-
derstands that the governments OF
Italy and Austria have gwen their as
sent and affixed their signatures to a
treaty by the terms OF which each en-
pire guarantees to the other complete
integrity of territory. Although Ger
many Is not directly and by signature
party to the treaty the document con-
tains clause in which it is mentions d
that her approval has been given.
ST. PETERSBURG, April Develop
ments of the utmost Importance are
expected in connection with the forth
coming great trial of the Nihilsts N
this city. 1t was originally believed
that this trial would be the last Of the
kind ON the list, but recent arrests,
however, made other Nihiiists' trials
probable, and it is the present inten-
tion TO arraign the newly discovered
r!otters either before TIL. c"ronation of
the Gar or directly after. The a, cused
have with three exceptions already
pleaded guilty OF belonging to the party
which they assert Is in fact az we'll as
ia name 1.-The will of the people"
The Frankfort Gazette publishes a
special from Moscow stating that n
large mine had been discovered con-
Meeting with Kremlin, where the coro-
nation of the Car is to take place. a
telegram also states that request had
been wired to st. Petersburg for 4
hundred sappers to be sent at once to
Moscow for the purpose OF destroying
the mine.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-06
IELEGRAPHIC JOTS.

-... The Queen took a drive TODAY.
IN. Morton, Proprietor of the
Morton House, died IN New York this
morning
-. The principa! pier a. Nice.
France. was burned to-day. Loss, 81,
100000
-. General George W. Morgan TO.
night fell down stairs at Mount V+rnpn,
breaking his arm and receiving liz.
ternal injuries.
George w. Davids, Of the firm
of Thaddeus Davids & Co., ink manu-.
facturers, killed himself to-day in the
Grand Union Hotel, New York.
-. The steamship Clauilus has ar.
rived in New York, having in tow the
steam dredge La Comptess de Lass-ps,
specially constructed for dredging work
at Panama
"A. $. Crawford. Deputy United
States Marshal under Lougslreer, vas
arrested at Atlanta, Ga, under the,
charge OF making false returns. He
escaped from the officer.
"A negro cabin was burned to-day
~ she b.vi,ie, Indiana, and two COL
ored children, aged five and two year. !.
burned to death. Their mo, her left
them locked in the cabin. The lirr
c mmunic.ted to and burned the al
joining church.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-06

The Stock E.rch0nge is very
strict, as it should be, upon mat
tiers of newspaper etiquette, es-
pecially when it comes to giving
credit to the proper source. To
Wednesdays issue it printed an
article originally appearing in
the APPEAL called "The Photo
graphers Revenge" and credit
ed it to another paper. The ar
ticle has been going the rounds
fer some weeks, and this is the
first time it has been improperly
credited.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-04-06
REAPING THE VXHIRLWIND

The other morning three men
on the Board Of Insane Asylum
Commissioners woke up like
Byron and found themselves
famous. We say three because
old Hutfaker, of Wash0e, is not
known outside of Washoe county,
and is simply looked upon as Il
childish tool in the hands of
more culpable aud designing
men. We imagine from what
we can hear that Washoe county
will settle with this weak-mind-
ed old man. But 1t is \ differ
ent matter with Adams, Hallock
and Laughton, q trio which will
20 down in the history of this
State as simply infamous men,
cries of how parties can be
disgraced and people deceived
by frauds in official positions.
The best friends of these men
have no word to say in defense
of their shamelessness, and the
public at large, by this we mean
q handsome percentage of ninety
nine men cut Of a hundred,
only regard the contemplate
work of last Thursday as a con-
scientious health officer would
regard a break in & rotten sewer.
These men bave soWn the wind
and it is for the press and peo-
pie of this state 10 see that they
reap the whirlwind. Let it be
ascertained, and now is as good
a time as any other, when in the
event Of elevating brass, in
competency, mediocrity, trick
cry, ignorance and venality in
official position whether or
not the sovereign people have
the power to rectify their blum
der. There should be inaugur-
ated at once some striking show
ing of popular opinion in the
shape of mass meetings and pub
lie demonstration which will
cause the men to see just where
they stand in Nevada. Some
day should be set apart upon
which every town and county
can act in unison. Give the
people time to be thoroughly
made acquainted with the facts
of this unexampied outrage, let
the press sift the infamous bust
ness to the bottom and then let
the people raise their protest.
A question has been asked the
board of asylum commissioners.
Why did you fenaore DR.. Dd,c- |
son:
And this question viii. be an
swered before this matter is al
lowed to drop.