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, 1883-03-03
So 90 PER YEAR

Now tha, Street Commissioner brooks has
lone his ,,uty give aim credit for il. lie d,d
ali in his power h-forrhani tn warn th"'e ne
arrested Of the consequences II they failed !"
comply with the ordinance
Miss Milles. cs Ferris. chloroforrn-d the
! Dig, ami Hoped with 4 yuuns man her father
/ had Forbidden the premises The proha''h-
tie, arr ths, IL, ear hence she viii concin'ie
} that her life wouii have heen less miserable ii
she hai chloroiarmed the Young man and
elaped with her fathers dogs
/ The WrTALr STATESMAN, e"nt$ininS ten
| wear r-cor,l ot the temperature and rainfall ci
| thu Walla Wslla valley, with it. usual amount
I e interesting neV - AMI articles cln he OIL
! tanned either a, this itce or The bookstores.
I The ,nat,nal affair should he encouraged IL
/ improves daily LAST Moniay the STATES
! NAN published telegram ab''rt tie arrest at
Ainswor,h oi a man named DAVIS this morn
ing o',r esteemed o'temPprNry. repubAshed the
item All the thing requires now Is tor it,
alleged editor t. give up going aronnd abusing
the N1AIf>AAN Anu 'rN"'r {"'ti'" u h'S
/ time ." obtaining news
I'o,4i ti,y.- !,,i{s..f Noa,iag.
Hugh Foster, Il Prescott, Is IN tins city.
Bob S,a.. ~a> tcs..ng some better this nom
ing.
I. \ Preston, of Wait,burs, Is registered Al
the S;ine House.
j. r. Mitchell, the c,!"rei h'rier, is i'll
with chillS and fever.
Jim Chaisey i having h"u.t h'dlt o'
Alder street. near Third.
Mrs McClurken AMI daughter Salie. of
Ainsworth, are visiting in this city.
The thee children If Joe Painter. down
with diphtheria, are getting hetter.
The Walla Walla Agricultural Society viii
meet n-xt Saturday at | O'Clock P. N.
NJ j. Malloney, Depaty Sheriff, Of Spa
que. Is in this city. snd viii leave IL lay fur
home.
A large concourse Of friends attended the
obsrquies of the late Mn. Mary Moore ye--
terlay.
Rev. u. ]. Pierce, e thi- city. has accepted
charge in Seattle. and VIII sa.n leave f'r
that place.
Mr. s. g.. Simo,s. of Waitsburg, who has
been in this city the past few days, left for
nome yesterday.
Picard has a story in which carp and pond
are somehow connected. hut in what cbnIec-
tion drponent sayeth not.
The el,ltst daughter "f John Kirkman. Esq,
has ~ far recovered from her recrn: Illness As
{" be up and around a;ain-
Charley Hughes of the steamship Columbia
has been promoted to the position Of freight
agent Of the o. Il. \ Go. II Portland.
The fine new harness and saddle establish
nient "f MeSsrs. Nye Frank on Main street
is nearly ready t. commence business.
The q. |. Company are expecting six car
loads Of coal daily. The two which arrived
4 friend Of ours lisins oven the line in ore,
san says that the winter very severe On
him and BE- lnst hall his hock nf she-p. He
had TIVE.
Two Chinese ol.ium hrnd, were arrested
Saturday nj. ht, and after putting up sli' each
slid out They will in all probability forfeit
that amount and sm-se a-ain at the first cp-
p"rtunity.
H. T.. Holmes, j, NJ Gose, J. +. Boyer. ID.
:. Baker anu A. j. Gahrm1n We're each fined
81 hv judge Whitman this afternoon for viu-
lation Of t..e ordinance in relation to keeping
Snow IF their sidewalks.
, 1883-03-03

As WAS ExrEcTED-This morning Street
Commissioner Brooks swore out WARRANTS
sgains. quite a number of property owners
for violating the ordinance relative to keep;
inc the sidewalks clear Of ice and SNOW ana
the constable. have been busy all day serv-
inc the anne and arrestirg the vioiatnrs-
, 1883-03-03

FINE AKcHIIECTURAL WoKK - Ia his
rounds for news Yesterday afternoon
STATESMAN reporter happened INTO the rooms
OF Mr. f. +. Allen, prominent architect of
this city, and there pl-t Mr.. j. b. White.
more, an architect Of unusual ability, lately
from San Francisco. The gentleman kindly
showed our representative through his port
folio, and his collections combine specimens
of fiue workmanship and splendid design.
Among the most noticeable was the plan OF
a palatial residence OF New York million.
aire executed In colors, the building Of which
would cost something Ike SJO0,O00. Several
nnely executed monuments attracted our
attention, while number OF book cases de-
signed for Admiral Rodgers at the time he
was IN charge of the Mare Island Navy Yard,
at Valirio Cal, were exceedingly beautiful
He also has desigEs OF many costly and hand
some residences, proposed $1,000 court
house to be erected at Vallejo, Cal, and
MINOR sketches equally handsome We are
glad to state that Mr.. Whittemore has
ASSOC atel himalf With Mr. Allen. and will
permanently locate IN our city.
, 1883-03-03

AREyraADE ROOSTER "A rooster owned
by Virginia farmer has gone off to live with
a aock OF wild turkeys. Every morning at
daybreak he crows. and the farmer. who
knows where his rooster is, is thus enabled
to 90 out and kill wild turkey every day.
Such an abuse of hospitality is worse than
human bunco steering.
, 1883-03-03

FrxIsHED To-NIGHr-Part:es in this city
have been notified by the engineers in charge
Of the W. ". AID r. branch road that the
same will be finished into Blue Mountain
Station tonight. there being but about three
miles of narrow guage to widen yesterday.
As soon a. the road bed is pa: mp and bal
lasted We may expect TO see regular daily
trains between Blue Mocnta,n and tins cit;-
, 1883-03-03

Gg,NE >cEyEI;Y.-A writer III TIE h""te'
mai Coar..r whs has :cr-nsiy passed ever
the newly canstru ted Clark 5 F':s division
of the Northern Pacific, il speaking OF the
scerely says; This division passes through
the han Isomest scsn r. to ne seen IN the
entire northwest B-aa'I'ul eaSe1d'S, deep
picturesque eanyns, toFer.nT mount ms
grand forests Of giant pms. &c. = Lit
road wind. it, way up the Chris Fork
there l. indeed 4 sublime view-sGeh Is %I'.
please the eye OF the tourist aud artist IN
seateb II tie wonders Of ratGie.
, 1883-03-03

SEARCHING FOR BErF.-Clttie buyers from
Yakima county have been through Idaho
about Lewiston, and other points north OF
the Clearwater. in search of beef cattle for
the Puge. Sound market. No large LOIS
have been found that were for sale Inc
loss during the cold spell is less than was
expected.
, 1883-03-03

The REsuLr.-At the poss-mortem hslh
thi. morning to inquire into the cause ., me
death of the little son Of A. ;. bowies, !,
Vas fouud that the child died from Giot.ea
blood in the heart and not from s~aitos Lns
some foreign substance as was al hrs' sup
, 1883-03-03

FLoUsIsHISG.-- Yesterday morning. IN
the NJ T.. church, there were two acce-sions
and mae received the ordinance OF baptIsni.
In tie evening the church was crowded :"
more than its seating capacity, when, after
the sermon by the rastor, three more unltad
with the church, making five aecessions and
nine haDtisms during the day.
, 1883-03-03

In the cure Of severe coughs, weak lungs
snit.in, of blood and the early stages OF 9on-
.rnn,iou DIR. P;erce's Golden Medical DIS
eosery- has astonished the medical iacu'.,'
While il cures the severes. coughs 1t strength
ems the system and rurifes the blood hy
dxaggist-
, 1883-03-03

CAUSING CoNMESr,-The departure from
Oregon Of Mr. Otis Sprague, late superin
tendent Of the Pacific division Of the North.
ern Pacific, so soon after his resignation, has
caused some comment in railroad circles in
Portland. This information comes TO US
from gentlemen who were below at the timr
o. Mr.. Spragu='s departure.
, 1883-03-03

Pendlcton branch The rl,t-bcaEd tram
..,-..ss i'matilla Al G:;.d q. Il All Arrives a:
Penair:oh At i0:l5 b. NJ. N,>t hound
train leaves penll,t"n i:.,9 A. y aLd A.
riyes I, Cml:i:la SD f., d.. connecting with
me through tram.
, 1883-03-03

FELL GooD.-Farmers around Prescott,
and in fact throughout the entire Wa.is
Walla valley, arc very jubilant over the
crop prospects the coming season. Aside
from the large yieIi, they feel good over the
steady price grain holds, and the reduction
on freight recently authorized by President
Willard
, 1883-03-03
PaSTE THIS N YOUR HAT
And goa'n Never Get LaFt-ArrivaI ana De-
partzre Of Trains According 10 the Mes
Card

The new ;ime-tsble"i the q. Z. L y -.
Invent into effect Yesterday. and makes 4 raj-
cal change in the arrival AMI departure ut
Passenger trans. Following : the t.me i.r
Frincipal stations:
, 1883-03-03

HORSES IN DEMAND.-Quite number OF
BUYERS from the east are here purchasing
horses to be taken east OF the mountains 20
Montana and other more eastern markets.
We hear of one band that so a piece WAS
off.rei for the lot: but So WAS asked.
The buyer shortly after proceeded 70 Grand
Rande valley where he expects t" purchase
his compliment on more reasonable terms
than vas offered here.
, 1883-03-03

SUDDEN DElTH.-A little %-Yelr-old son
Of Mr. \. :. Bowles. Of THIS eity, was taken
suddenly i'll yesterday afternoon, and Is tn-
child grew wprse nr. Cropp was called IA
III, evening. The gentleman :ii all IN hrs
nowrr to al,eviats the sufferer, hu' IN vain,
and he died about O'Clock this m"Fa'ne.
Ii !, believed the little fellow swallowed q
p;eer Of glass or oihrr foreign sRhsiane',
and i pos, norton vail Le held to-day .
determine the exact cause Of death.
, 1883-03-03

A NEW VEEsIoN.-A rumor from SPTa2ue
intimares that the reported small poI there
is f.l.e. The supposed patents are. II Is
claimed, important witnssses IN the ,n'est,-
CATIONS going On there. and the cry Of sInah-
pox is raised TO prevent them from Puttfng
in an appearance at the trial
, 1883-03-03

Mr>r Er CrITvATEp The N'rthern Pa
ei6c Railroad. IN selling tnrir azrisnI'nrai
lands in Eastern WasIiT- -t,a, ihr"frorat-
riause in the contract that au''ri9tth 81 1he
land shall he proved au4 caitivat.d before
.be title ai!l De gwen, ali the Gr''is''t i
strictly enforced.
, 1883-03-03

WsSrsa HOrEL.-SPragae wanfs ! nlg
Lo..l ,ui We bsheye It ~ogld be good ~
ve.,men. for capitalists - bal che there
, 1883-03-03
New Meii Arrangements.

Below We give TIE new lrrang, ments IN
relation 10 the mails as handed Us hy Post
master Stine. We b,lieve the matter to tie
Of general interest 10 our readr-s, ami more
especially 10 our business men:
Mails for California, Southern OREGON and
all points on the \. 7. l.. t., close here al
l0r. NJ. Mails from these points arrive At
$50 r. VI.
Mails for Prescott, "aitshurg, Dayton,
Colfax and all Northern lish0, close here at
Or. NJ. Mails from these points arrive At
A. VI.
Mails for the Eastern States, Easten Ore
gon and Southern Idaho. close here 1t G:.J
A. NJ. Mails arrive here about E. "
, 1883-03-03

LITTLE CiEcrs-frcm private ]iriees
we learn thai there is quite little cIrcus
going 90 a. Arns~orth betseeu the Basn
s,d Mclean factions. Our correspondents
at tina. place viii no doubt keep ns thor
NIL, osted ~ TO Developments
, 1883-03-03

PERSONAL box ..of ffagrant tiaganas
We're lett on our table yesterday afternoon
with the compliments "f Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G.
CoIwelI. nee Miss Emma NJ. Orselli The
happy event took place at the reside :cr Of
Mr.. C. n. RabcocK, just below town. We
tender our congratulations, and as time rolls
on confidently expect to see IN the hist heir
to the house Of Colwell future president of
these United States. May the happy couple
Give long and prosper, and all thtir trout
bles he little nnrs.
, 1883-03-03

Coz, TO WEsToy-Mr. Henry Metz. oi
hi. city, will leave ou Monday next ior
Weston, for the purpose Of stsrtissa siiitsie
mil near tina. place.
, 1883-03-03

IMrgovEMgxTs- - Several contemplated
building improvements in this city vii be
,,sbsd forwar,! nos that spring <eaiarr
approaches.
, 1883-03-03

A PEoPHETic CEAxK-About three years
ago Chicago newspaper prin'ea "ne G.orn-
ing Under flaming headlines, long and de-
tailed account of the burning OF the Newhal.
House, the nighr before, with Il i-ighttul
loss of life. The article was 1 hoax, ami
closed with a sentence explaining that the
horrible calamity which it graphically por-
trayed was liable to occur at any time. T.
B. Northrop. well known newspaper man,
now of st. Paul, was the author OF the hoax,
and always declared that the time world
come when his article wonlG be regarded M
the light of a prediction. -Ec,H;ay u IS
, 1883-03-03

Boon ASTIcirATED.-The business NEE
., S,,,ru. and Clen.y Anticipate ho, IA N
,bo.s two towns the coming sanInsr.
, 1883-03-03

UNABLE TO CONyEYE.-Owing to there
being no train up this morning from Wal
lula, Commissioner Cummings, the hon'ra-
ble member Of the County Commissioners
could not arrive here, consequently the
Court had not convened up to the time OF
our going to press to-day. As there w''l be
no train up in the morning, the only alter
native left the gentleman Is TO come by prI-
vate conveyance, which he will IN all rroha-
bility do, IN time to hold court tomorrow.
, 1883-03-03

-Tbe 10 4 h,illian. shades possible, on All
t.b,ics are mais BY the Diamond pse'- N
so,sIl-d 70, hriIliansy and durability. 'oeH
, 1883-03-03

New BILLS-we received some bills tc-
d.y isuei BY the First Nstioaai Bank d
Spokane Falls. and bearing The autograph Of
Frank T. Moore and Hor.ce Cptter. the
Prrsidens s.d Cashier Of that institnfioa-
, 1883-03-03

FINED FOR BrsINESs-The new builiing
o, Knapp, Burreli L Co, on the corner Of
Secoad and Alder streets, is model for conf
venienee and capacity. The entire strac-
ture is 70 be utilized by the company f1r
their OWN purposes The firyt Toor is TO be
used 10 exhibit samples OF their machinery,
put together and in shape for work. while
the cellar will contain duplicates o; great
many kinds of machinery ani farming ini-
plements, full riggei, SO that when piecr
Of machinery or implement OF any kind Is
selected in the store-roOm above, the san
PIE room or the cellar can lie drawn o. to
serve customer The whole business Of
handling. either by hosting or lowerin-, Ssil
be performed by an elevator, operated hy
steam engine. Hatchways run from the
cellar to the upper story. The balk 0; the
heavy machinery viii be placed in The eel
lar and on the second floor. Thus ali their
goods viii be tOused aad kep. in the most
saleable condition all the while. after their
arrival in store. This viii give the com
pany superior advantages in this regard, as
there are few men who do not prefer 4 new
shining article to that OF rusty, weather
siea,en one The pablic, 700, can rely upon
fair and respectable Treatment AT the hands
OF their aflble and gen,lemanlv agent,
Eugene Buchanan.
, 1883-03-03

TuE WASHINCTONS. Though scmew hat
late in arriving last evening. :here MAS some
40 couple present a. the WashIng,"n> an
nual tail, a, the Opera House. The L@nten
season had tendency to keep many AZ
home who otherwise would have been in
attendance. Nevertheless, those who were
there had Jolly good time. The ballroom
na,i .ren u.--iy decorated with stream=rs
and pictures from the several engine-'.,
while at one eni of the building were drap6d
two large flags. The music was furnished
by Prof. Coon, and as u'ual was Sieiirahle
We understand that 4 great many tickets
were sold that were not represented !ss5
night Consequently, the boys vii come
out with quite balance 10 their credit.
The several committees fulfilled their duties
in !, pleasant, courteous manner, anu II was
4 late hour ere the plrty broke up.
, 1883-03-03

First National bauk IS. ". ". DsSis It
al: witnesses eyJmiacd. Clse coni:rred
un:ii tins lG \. NJ.
, 1883-03-03

Lock. repaired, keys fitted and general Job
hing nv ]. West, No. Second ST
, 1883-03-03
District Court

ArlarE>Ep TEENI-yIN.AEu, -
IWENTY-THl;E DAY.
Fist NatIoaal ba-k vs. DAVIS g A.,
motion 20 STRIKE: submitted wrttou. ar-a-
ment etc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18

The Houston (Texas) Post notices a
copy Of Das Echo, a paper published in
Berlin. Prussia, and claiming circula-
tion Of l50, 600. Periodically Das Echo
Publishes polyglot number, and it is
Of one of these that the Post speaks.
Twenty seven editorials are published in
their native languages and characters ON
one side Of this paper. and a translation
in German 10 given to each on the other.
The appearance is peculiar and interest
ing in the highest degree, and when the
difficulty and expense OF procuring
all this outlandish type and
securing a translation Of the
articles is considered, it will be ac-
knowledged that the feat is splendid
one. The very enumeration Of the
languages REPRESENTED ON the pages of
the DGs Echo will be enough to fill the
mind with admiration at the magnifi-
cence Of this journalistic enterprise.
The eye is saluted on the first page by q
reproduction of the heading OF the
Chinese A mericon, published by the
famous Wong Ching Foo, in New York,
together with q solid editorial in the
uue tetc1tiuf tJPokfaPhy. iHis Is iui-
lowed by articles in Japanese,
Persian, Turkish, Arabic, Arnen-
ian, Hebrew, modern Greek, Rus
sian, Serbian, Rnsniak Croatian,
Slavonian, Polish, Bohemian, Hun
garian, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese.
French, Flemish, Dutch, Danish, Nor
wegian, Swedish, English and Welsh.
The issue is really polyglot number,
and it seems as II the editor had really
been at the feast Of languages and
gathered all the scraps" This remark
able publication is sufficient to prove
that Mr.. James Gordon Bennett does not
nonopolize all the newspaper enterprise
Of sensational character, and that the
everlasting Yankee nation has a rival on
the banks Of the Spree.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
Society Note.
Texas siitings. j

An old bachelor, who lives in the SUI
burbs Of Austin, hires colored man Of
about is to clean up his room, fill the
lamp. and perform like services. A few
days ago the colored domestic, who had
been using bis employers backing, said /:
ssBoss, our blackin' am done out.
'sWhat do you meanf' growled the
sordid employer; Everything belongs to
me, and nothing belongs to You. want
you to understand that nothing belongs
to you"
The terrified darkey promised to COM
ply with the request. On the following
Sunday the boss happened to meet the
colored menial, accompanied by choco-
late-coIored female pushing a baby-ear-
riage.
''Was that your baby in that car
riage = he asked next day, quite num-
ber Of his friends being present.
'sNo, boss. dat's not our chile; dat's
your chile. Use nabber gwine to say
muffin belongs to me no noah.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
LATER.
Two Inches from Death.
IPhiIadeIphia Record.l

The engineer Of the train which reach
es this city from Norristown at ii o'clock
at night had thrilling experience on
Wednesday. His train left Norristown
with every prospect Of reaching Ninth
and Green street station on time and
without incident worth mention. The
train was rushing on ut the rate OF about
thirty miles an hour and was within
half mile OF Conshohocken, when the
watchful engineer was mortified at seeing
man lying within hundred yards
ahead of his engine, and with his head
apparently ON the rail. The air.
brakes were put On, the engine
reversed and every effort n.;ide
to stop the train before the wheels
reached the mans head. II was too
late. On the eugine rushed-on hum
dred yards before the train could be
stopped. When it came to standstill
the conductor, engineer, and q number
OF passengers went back to pick up the
remains OF the unfortunate
victim. Imagine their surprise upon
that the inan was neither
dead nor mangled, but sleeping quietly
the track, not at all disturbed
by the racket which had been recently
made by the passing trnin. His head
was on tie not more than two inches
from the rail, aud the wheels Of the
train must have passed over it within
less thun that distance. His body was
stretched along the sleepers just outside
the rail. The conductor woke him up
and asked him what be meant
by thus courting such a horrible death.
II don't want nothing but little nap. !"
said he, ..'and don't see why felier
can / 20 to sleep out in the air in the
country without getting hauled about
like he was thiei.
When the danger Of his position was
pointed out to HIM he only said: "Well,
/ guess l had better get out little
He rfS finally driven off and
- to ept such nap again.
hug. and not at all
fERT iSEIESf Ober says he never
believe" said he,
; uld have slept on top
of ths-s AKA during an Garth
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18

The comparative value in England of
two panes cf glass and q baby is illus
trated by two recent trials. In one case
a young man was sentenced to six weeks
imprisonment at hard work for break
ing two window panes in police
station; in the other. drunken father
kicked his baby twice. The baby was
fatally injured, and the father was SEN
fenced to one months imprisonment Mt
hard labor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
Carey,s slayer I'm Engiand.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE steamer
Athenian, with O'Donnell, the murderer
Of Carey, on board, has arrived off Ply
mouth. Four detectives left on atender
to board the Atlenian. II is rumored
that gunboat will be dispatched from
the victualling yard to intercept the
steamer and O'Donnell will be landed at
the yards. No suspicious characters
have yet been observed in this vicinity,
and extra precautions will be taken by
the authorities to prevent any attempt
at rescue.
LATER.
ODonnell was not taken to Plymouth
as anticipated, but was landed at South
ampton. He maintains his lazy demean-
or and reiterates his former statement
that in killing Carey he only acted in
self-defense, and he expresses himself
confident Of acquittal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18

s.ss FRANCISCO, Sept. IL. ective
Bsr arrived here last evenir m the
East with Addison Seymour, forged
a check on the First Nation Iank of
st Joseph, Mo-, aud obta| .en it
$l525 from the Nevada Bank In city.
John G. Hode, wholesale iilier, q
California pioneer, died yests sbus .aged
"a years. week
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
Fever stricken Guay

sAs FRAscIsoo, Sept. IL Twelve
American residents Of Guaymas arriyed
here yesterday, having fed 4om the
fever stricken city. One of the3i stated
that the people were fleeing f(,m the
city in hundreds. Stores arei iplosed.
the streets silent and deserted. There Is
hardly house in the city wh}b does
not contain some victim Of yellof fever.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
DAILY HERID.
rss,,.Asa every morning, except nday. by
JOSEPH D. Lynn

TERMS FOR DAILY RALD:
. er snnun,, hv mail or sxpress ....T.o0
six months, BY mali or express .s... 4o0
Three months. I. . :. !. !. = :. = ..... z.W
DRLaykRsD " CARfnsa, PER 14K, 15c.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
LATE TELEG]
SPECIAL TO THE HRI

PENSACOLA, Sept. l5.-1
still healthy. Six new caa
death have occurred at the M
the last twenty-four hours.
Forger Brought BaeA
lnend
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-18
WEEKLY HEALD.
rosl,s,.sD Ev.sr sAruaDAS nss.

TERMS: M
ons yoas. by mail or express. ond q, ,0c
Six months. BY mail or express. / rs
Three months, BY mAil or expFsss h. ... l.0C
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted ct l.on.hls rstes
ADAu kinds Of Job Work done = ~litt
a. Franciseo In price, style d nco 3,
sovkmanship.