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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

Sxa--Lx, Mar 10. Issz
Territory "a r. Z. wsyraocsh- This
czse coming OF 30 Be hard ep71 tire
1111nE8 % tie Grand Jury. IN vhsca
they csci sre tee prosecution f-ivosous
witnesses II TIA. case socztd pay the
costs, and apon the appearance Of tte
said We71oz.h. showing escse Why he
ss01l5 DC. pay aid cos1a, and sf.e. tie
examination OF witnesses. and tie crrrt
being fzliS advised II the premises IL
Is ordered that tie finding Of the Grand
jury Re ses aside, and thai the costa
hsrsin be taxed 70 the Comfy Of King.
and tbs. tbs cause b here, and 10 nov
dizruIsse5-
TERRITORY -. W. II. Rsrne.. Same
o.dsT.
Herman Ts.zlaa -. Geo. Sinr- Case
continued for .As term
John Sands rs .. Ebe-sold. Con.io-
csd for the term.
Henry CarisJn e al. ~ Rlrk Henry
Back. Judxueu. for plaintiffs for costs
AID DISBURSEMENTS.
Territory o. Washington ~ James
Smith Confirmed for .hs term.
Territory rs. Richard Prichard and
John Lester. Cop:inaed.
Territory -. Thomas Osgood- Con-
timed.
Territory Vs. John Tranna- CoEsin-
uea.
+. ". wsId W. r. W. wussho5. Set
tied by stipulation
John Lesry rs. James McNa1ght. ct
al. Case dismissed By stipulation
Isabella Kztcli5 vs. William Rs:clif.
Continued
lehman Bender -. Joseph Thatcher.
Default and judgment entered
James Duvail Vs. His Creditors. No
tion for new trial denied
Frank II. Lambert YES admitted 10
practice a. tbs bar OF this Territory.
John Collins VS.. Seattle Coal aud
transportation Company. Dismissed
at plaintiff costs.
Fl. l. Yesler vs. Chin G1ah Il Char
ley. Case dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
Puget SonEd Shore Line Railroad
Company vs.. j. Il. HsLitt. Dismissed
q: plaintiff costs.
Same vs.. ID. Hart. Same order.
Same vs. John Gore. Same order.
Brunsseiger 81 Burnstesd VS.. T. j.
fo1lg. Dismissed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

The Yakima si9aai, is unduly as
turbed over the Cascades branch OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad. One wonld
have thought Tint Presiden. Wizards
announced discrimination 10 build 1t,
and to build /; at once, would have been
sufficient. SO far from this being e
cage. orr esteemed contemporary has
worked himself into a veritable rage
over the latest phase o. the matter,
though for what cause or TO what par
pose we cannot conceive. II appears to
NJ that Mr.. Willard, Ii his statements as
TO cost, etc. are correct. Is about 10 do
for Yakima county ail the people there
can reasonably expect, and that patience.
and not ill-temper, will be more seeTnly
In them. II tito Cascades branch is be
gun this summer, built In good style
and finished in three years-a 1900
feet tuhnel being cut aud 100000
spent--the people Of King and Yakima
counties will have nothing 10 complain
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

grAl EsTAYE TgaNsRER.

The foliosiug arc the transfers If
real estate. az recorded at the Auditors
Office. since our last report:
S. ~ Renton to Caroline J. Alton, lot
Il. block u, Union addition, $50.
NJ. J. Pontius to Martin BocdGn, lot
!, block 90, Pontius's addition. 80.
j. III. Mcs5raw &, Angus Macintosh.
lot 8. block IL. Mayuard's addition,
$3.50.
Z. G. Hill to s. G. Smith, 1G0 acres in
sec. rs, township % north, range 4 east.
$1,000.
l.. X. SohHs TO Edwin Merriiield, one
acre IN sec. 4, township % north, range
4 east. $i2,.
l.. X. Sohns TO Alison Merrifeld. oae
acre in same section, Si21.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

STILL GEowIso.-W. N. Bell added
his name TO the railroad list yesterday
with 5000 subscription, and Prof. A.
]. Anderson, now a resident of Walla
Walla, who owns small amount of
property here, has. unsolicited, author
lied the committee to pat down his
name for 500. Members of the COM
mittee have been. and gtill are very
busy in court, and really have not de-
voted q great deal Of unbroken time TO
this matter. The term il now rapidly
drawing 10 close, when the members
OF the committee will be comparatively
free to give their attention 10 raising the
additional eighteen or twenty thousand
dollars. to complete the $l5o,o00 guar
anteed TO Mr.. Willard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

Some Of these days another SESSION of
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows will
be held in this city. on which occ Aston,
we trust. deliberations of tha. body will
BE- In temple owned by the Order It.
ssif. an ediiieo that will in every respect
DO q credit to the city and TO the home
societies building Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

WHAT GraSr or oua Foassr Cox
rArSs.-Mr. Amos Markell. well-known
and reliable gentleman, writes us from
Mount Baker. Samish River. whatcom
County, w. T., under date of Nav Tth,
lsSS as follows: '.Yon are at liberty 10
publish Abe following facts in yoar pa
rer: A fir tree was ca, and hauled a,
Moan 4 Nonroe's logging camp on the
Joe Lrary sioueh. last Saturday. con-
tanning four logs The frs. measured
- feet in length and ~ inches in diam.
eter. and contained 5tss feet Of lumber,
board measure. The second was n feet
long aud Il inches in diameter. and con
tanned s1i9 feet % iumter. The third,
~ feet long and tsi inches IN silarae-
ter, contained 42is feet OF lumber. The
fourth was 81 feet hong and 81 inches in
diameter, and scaled ss79 feet, faakine
a grand total OF lumber IN this one tree
OF ~, t66 feet. This is one of the largest
trees c1t in this section during the pres.
ent season. ard ! took pains 10 GET is
accurate Dimensions, thinking IL might
be OF interest 70 some Of your readers. .
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
CoMMussIoNzRs PROCEEDINGS.

SEATTLE. May 10. 1873.
Thos. Hoskins WAS appointed Super
visor of Road District no. 80.
NJ. =. Hopkins was allowed si50.62 for
lumber for Miller bridge.
James Z. Mcdonald allowed so for
bridge work in District No. :s;.
n. b. Peterson was allowed $3.50 10
ont Of the funds of District %, for road
work in said district.
J.. II. Parker was granted retail
liquor license for Lake Union.
Balance Of the day was taken up In
eqnaliZing the assessment roll.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
FH0u san FRASCIsC0.

The steamship Wilmington brought
here passengers named as below: Thos
Brown, wife and child. Is Soloman.
VI Robins, Riddell, II A Harding,
z Beianchi, L Sadio. j Brown, )
Welsch. Capt f Handy. III Stgpieton, F
BoYes, b OHarra, A J OHarrs, j S
Ryan, md IL IN the Storage. She also
had freight consigned az follows: A
Iehlnorn 81 Co. Baker & Blackman,
Clayton Bros, c Mcintyre d Co. E Lobe.
G AIaqinnis, Golden Rule Bazaar, /
Cathcart. J Spence j Collins, Kellogg
Il Snyder. Lynch & val5asch, Moran
Bros, p Friedrich, s + Co, Toklas IL Sin
german. T Lvie, Wa!d i Campbell.
Young Il Ickeon.
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RxEvYYHEx.

Dr. Tkorzzs T. Miao-. Of Pors Toxu~
sezsd- spsns yesterday Ia the Qzseu CStT.
Oar t5zrks ara 1ss 20 Parser O'Coz-
rof, Of the Wilmington, for tie Uszas
fsyors.
Esv. L. Fl. Wells formerly o. walia
Walla. - nos Ish<riag n the missionary
fsid q. Chicago.
TIE steamship WILMINGTON sails this
morning Tor Departure Bay 70 Lad c2ai
70, San Francisco
We ass assured TIA: fseiinieATiA be
Afforded thoss VITO xish 20 30 20 Fic.o-
ris on tbs Q1ssn's bsr.tdsy. On tie 24sh
Of May.
Tie bark Eeary Back Is nos dis
charging fright az Tssle-'s wharf. We
published be. list os eonssgaess some
days aso-
A. GzrisIla, Of Payaliap, still has oz
hsad 1880 pounds o. hops. worth osss
$1,000 AZ e1rrsns prices. He expscss
70 hare : crop OF 1900 pounds this
year.
Tnos. Il. Rooney. tbs nsr Register
Of tbs Walis Waiia Land Olice. hss AZ
ri-sd and entered upon his Official d.
ties. joseph Jcrsensen. the nsw Re
ceissr. Is ds1ly sxpectti.
The steamship Empire, after dis
charging freight here. will proceed up
tie 5o1nd tais morning and hEish p1.-
ting ont her cargo, vnSE size viii pro-
eeei 70 Departure Bay for her usual
cargo Of cosL
A rozgh estimate o. the city's popul.-
tiQa By the takers Of the ce2s1s iEist
osnpsssei gives total % 500, 800 Of
whom ara put dovl as transient and
500 IS permanent rez:dents- This -
larger lxune than has hitherto been
claimed By the ne EsZsspers, real estate
men, or others interested IN showing
ths town TO its best advantage
Ssaico penitsutisry has now seventy
txo inlaates, IL theg have not eyaded
the premises -ince the las. roll call.
They are liTsly set Of boarders, fond
Of change. although they do uos nesd 70
miss & meal or pay ? cent, and be
cause the supper table may be eraced
with the beauty Of their si1 dozen com
tenanees is no sign that the matCtinai
meal will be shared by half that pEua-
ber.-Co1TteT.
The Assessor and his assistants yes
terday guceee1e1 in finishing the foot
iags Of tie Assessment roll for 1883.
with the following result
VALUE OF AMOUNT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

WANT A CrrEBsA-rox.--There seems
to be general desire on the part Of our
citizens 20 hold celebration Al Seaf,,e
on the approaching Fourth Of July.
All that il n.s.esssrv II Tar s.,,rs ,rs y,
take the lead, and che others viii fall in.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
ACCIDENT POLICY PAID,

OFFICE HOME BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF SAN Francisco,
IL Front street, Seattle.
ID ECEIvED. SEATTLE, NAY 9TH.
~ from Home Benefit Association,
SIS IS. In full indemnity for accident re-
ceived on the 7th day OF April. lSs3
MARTIN OfOuLE,
myl03s Lake Union Mill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

y The steamer w. x. Merwin has CON-
pleted her first trip 20 the Skagis and
haCk. and this morning viii start On her
noopnd trip.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

One hundred and twenty acres Of good
land. all dyked. one mile from Ska9it
City-gooi house. barn. sheds. orchard.
etc. A b1rgzin; $3.50.
Eighty acres near Whatcom. s25 per
acre.
Ten acres adjoining the smith place. on
smiths Cove. SiZ5
-Four tSo-acre tracts near Smiths Cove,
500 each
One hundred acres good land on Lake
Washington. in tracts of two II ten acres.
at Sl00 TO $50 per acre. Just the place
for hops.
Twenty acres near Lake Union. i'm
proved. $500.
One hundred and one other lots in Bax-
ter's ard other additions. at prices to suit
all purchasers.
]. W. EDWARDS,
my2U Front st-est.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

The Lewiston Tsitsr continues valor-
ousiy to claim the approach Of the Ore
gon Short Line.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

PLESDID RESIDENCE WITH LOT
y -5yfa corner os Spring and fourth
streets P-sce, $500 The above i he
SRez- residence property for sAls n Sc
attic
Ffoe ,cs o. second sr-es-, Tear Pine
with house. for S4Jea
FIVE beautiful lots in Terry's second al
dfrlca- froating o. B-o3d way screes, S5uoa
Fine hoase and %. On From; street aear
Pine SSSg.
Lots and :, block A. heirs of 5 A.
Bells addition sl5so
Tou- splendid lots in Eastern. fronting
on Broadway. with tSs1 view OF the bar.
Twov very choice lots OF copp.n's H.u.
sEa
Ninety By one hundred ard twenty feet
On TIE brow OK Coppsns HILL corner o.
Ninth AID Columbia streets. . splendid
residence site. ssJc1
Two lots in Eastern si5o; two for
sio55 and two for Ss0o.
Two beautiful lots on Seventh street.
with house 10 finer view in the city.
s2SG.
Three lots in McaEesr's addition. from
$50 TO S;a
Twelve lots n Northern, 500.
Splendid corner lot. Third and Pine.
Fine los on Third street. near Pine.
saan
Two corner lots near the barrel factory.
$500 each
! Lot u. block C.. Bells addition siu-
Three lots near Lake MON, Ssi00.
| Eight lots in Phinrey's addition. $ls00.
Lots I and 2. block 81. heirs OF :. A.
| Bells addition, with house. s6Da.
Thirty lots in Pontius' addition. $40 10
| SEQ each.
Block and fractional block c. Robin
sons addition. S9u.
| Lots and ,, block ia heirs Of S. A.
Bell. $780,
| House and lot In Bel Town. on West
| street S2iUs.
| Two fine water lots in blocks II and f.
| A 4. Denny's addition. si9.e0
| Lot CT eGner of Second and Pine, with
! I'D feet frontage On Second street, only
| $500. This is the cheapest inside proper
| u in market
Fine lot on Yves. street. in block ~
/ with two-s;0ry house, new snd well Tin
! ished rents for Sa per month";. SSDa.
! Lots 6 and J. block II. Mayne-siis addi-
tsos, 5000 each
| Twenty lots il the Union addition. 500
| to $3.50.
Lots and I. block q. A A. Denny's
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

This is a better exatbii than tias i1oS'
sanguine had Anticipated. All hsokoh
for a gain over last year Of 25 pes cent
some few for 20, bat p majority for
abou. 33Jk. The idea Of going np III
Der cent. In single tselsefnonth al
most takes away osr breath.
This advance goes 70 show one thing
and that il that the boom her hss 81
much behind Il tha. the property oFn'
ers are willing 30 p1y taxes Oh the On
HANGED value OF their iands, aud That
they have ut leas. Chat much faith thai
their lands are worth what they ask for
them, aud not email fraction thereof
~ In Some other places.
Another jump in the next year like
that In the past, and King county the
chief county in Washington Territory
will pass Muisnomsh county, the chief
county Ia Oregon. and every county Ia
California excep. San Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

Ask for Tho Bristol" at Philip;
Brothers. 50 Front street, near Ma!i.
son. n1ltf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

DID3 WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
ID undersigned for the clearing and
grabbing Of nine acres Of Land in Central
Seattle, until Wednesday next, the 10th
instant. For particulars apply at our
office.
WENTWORTH s. THOMPSON.
IL Il Main st. opaosite the Arlington.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
DAILY
POST NTELLIGENCER.


For the Erss tinos Einz op7nfy sa<sss
tie ,sad in fhs matter N property s''o
wealth. having made bound for@afa
in the past gear alnoss' II not Shot'b
unexsnuged In the tor cd es'so-
lsshe5 communities il arr ps1i of rs
Onion. The progress Of the co1hfs
has been marked darinS the pest foof
years: each succeeding year, however,
gaining On the year preceding. i7''
ossr 1879 about 8 pr cent; Io>i oFei
1850 aboa. IL pr esns: i5es oTsr iSel
abou. % per cent, and nos lsss o'si
l8s2 the enormous inerease Of ssssas ~
uey cent. These assertions ard sgafSs
are no. wild Of sven approximate es;'f''
a.es. bat they are frogs the reeosas'
from the assessment rolls Of the cur
rent year and the fosr years pressing
and are entitled 20 fan credsDce-
The exzet figures 0; tie asslssinelits
of the property in the cy1nsy for each
Of the years referred 70 look - veil
when placed together that we eanrio.
refrain from giving the reader me
pleasuYe Of a glance a. them;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
Farming Land.
Hop Farm.

Seventy acres Of good farming land Of
Eagle Harbor. hire miles from Seattle
$50
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11
TO LET.

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS. SUITA-
1 BILE for two or three gentlemen. within
three minutes walk OF the Postofiicc.
Terms reasonable. Apply at IN Office.
myl0ff
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A GOOD DREsSMAKER; ALSO. AN
"A apprentice girl. Apply at once. to
NINE. A. DE GRAF (Maddocks' buildingD
corner Front and Madison streets 66t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-11

WE WILL. GIVE FIFTY DOLLARS
" per NJ for FIR stumps delivered at our
mil On Lake Washington. Apply to
G.. c. PHINNEY & CO.,
apis II Post Building,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-10
THIBODAUX, LSE,SA SAMEDI MARS 10

sou cl'lue lie cOlllneS. VerS III Sau
che, DIES rochers ct DIES bois 4 droi
te, pIusieurs moulins ct, dams Pc
loisnc!nent, deux petits laos q"
miroitaient sous les premiers 1enN
du jour. Plus pres. dams les profon
deurs on serpentait le tleuve, DIES
tOurbieres ct des marecases a-et
leurs tor6ts de roseaux, lie verteS
prairies b"rde-s dc peupliers, DIES
lointains bleudtres.
La vallee semblait encore enlor-
mie. Rien ny bougeai:. Sur la hau-
teur soutf1ait unc froide brise, coar-
bant les gen6ts ct les hruyeres. Dcs
| bamdes d'oisraux, troubles AL mi
lieu de leur quietude matiuale, vole-
talent .n cercle dams Fair humide.
On ent nlait le croassement Joyeux
des co, ~aux presentant lie carnage.
Nos sol'iats, dependant. regac-
daient Castelar, ct Sc disaient en-
tre enx laffaire sera rude! En- ef
fet, rien lie formidable con,ne Pas
pect de ce;te ancienne place forte,
encore protegee par quelques tron,
cons de SEES vieux rempartS. On ne
pOuvait Pabor.ler que de front, car
Ia grande route, qui traversait la
vile dn n,rd au sud, constituait
son unique issue. Aupres de chaque
batterie, Oh distinguish les artil-
leurs: d leur roste de combat. Sur
toutes les creteS, des habits ronges.
Lennemi, prevenn sans doute de
notre approche. etait sur ses gar
deS. Ii al tendalt.
Les Franfais descendirent la
mOntagne en- silence. \ peine leur
front de bataille occupait-il Ia dix
ieme partle dun mile anglais. On
eht dit un bande de fancheurs arri.
want le matin dams les pres.
Nais cette poigne uhOmmes SEN
talent battre en- eux Fame de la
France. Aupres des tigres de la
Grande-Bretagne, lis Sc croyaient
lions.
A COnsinVcr.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-03-10

Argall, qui dams toute cette af:
fare 50 conduisit EN- veritable for
ban, feignit au contraire de consi-
derer les colons ds Saint Sauveur
CONNIE des pirates, ct apres avoir
detruit les papiers ct brevets do la
cOlanie, il amena les malheureux
Francais Ell Virginie, Oh lis furent
traites CONNIE des t1ibusiiers. Avant
de partir, II await charge sur ses
batiments tout &C qui pOuvait Sen
lever, puis il brtlla le reste, de sorte
quill he resta absolument rien de
Get etablissememt Qui await 4 peine
quelQues mois d'existence.
Tel fut lie resultat de rivalites de
parts ct DIES discussions mis6rables
par lesquellcs on await fractionn6
Ia Societ6 de Port Royal cette
pauvre colonie jouait de malheurs !:
presque tOuiours on y await manque
lie resources -suf1isantes, ct dGs qu'.
elles Sc montrerent abondantes, la
discorde les rendit inutiles mais la
suite devait 6tre plus funeste on
core la RUNE de Saint-Sauveur ne
fat que la prelude de IL prise de
Port Royal. LIE gouverneur
de la Virginie, Thomas Dale,
heureux de ce premier success, ct
desireux de CHASER entierement les
Francais de ces c6tes, confia a Ar
gall une noavells expedition qui a
Ia fin d'octobre 1913 atteignit IL
rade de Port Royal. lis purent ap-
procher sans opposition jusQu'au
pied du fort, tous les habitauts con.
fiants dams la paix entr 9 les deux
couronnes, etaient occupies divers
travaax. Bisncoqrt lui.m6me 6tait
chez les sauvages.
Les Auglais occuperent done H.
brement le fort ct les habitations
de Port Royal qu'ils d6valiserent
complement. emportant jusqu'au
charpente ct menniseries qu'i.s pu-
a solder au moins ses frais de ravi>
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UN e
UNE
COLONIEFEODALE
EN- AMERIQUE
L'ACAD1E, 16O3-1710.
I
Les POutriuCOurt
1902 4 1632)
L'ACAD1E, 16O3-1710.

C. .Chacun DIT: Y a-til les trGsors
Y a-t-il les mines dor et d'argent ct
peIsonne lie deinande: Ce peuple Ia
est-il dispose 4 entendre la doctrine
chr6ticnnel QUAINT aux mines il Y en-
vraiment, mais il faut savoir les
fo1iiler la plus belle mine que il
sacAe, c'est du HE ct du vim avec ia
nourriture du bestial qui ccci. il a
de l'argent, ct de mines nous n en- vi
vons point" (LEsCARBOr, chap u.)
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-30
California and the Chinese.

San Francisco Letter to Globe Democrat.
Discussing Chinese emigration with a citi-
zen who was prominent for the energy with
which he demanded and fought for the re-
strictory act, it was asked if California had
not got herself into a worse box by stop
ping coolie emigration than if she had let the
heather horde pour in and reduce wages by
close competition. The citizen dropped his
voice and said: THAT is exactly the truth,
but Il be the last one to dare say so pub
licly, and all Californians were so violent in
the matter of restricting emigration that
we will have to suffer our ten years in
silence
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-30

owned by old settlers are passing into the
hands of newcomers who know how to avail
themselves OF the capabilities of the soil, and
are beginning to tickle 1t with the improved
implements of the Northern agr~iculturlst
Railroads are penetrating the State every
where-it is said they first came here because
they wanted to go somewhere, and couldn't
go round A1kansas-and a spirit of enter
prise is being born that will, in a few years,
make it something like what nature designed
II to ha
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-30
When the First Spike viii BE sDruv."

NEW YORK WORTH.
The People's Railway Company, an institu-
ton organized with a capital Of $175, 900, 900, to
build a double-track railway from New York
city to Yokohama, Japan, via Cape Horn and
Portland, Ore, with balloon connections to
the Sandwich and Free Lunch Islands, has
sued the Chicago Times for $500, 900 for sneer-
ing. As soon as the money is secured the
first spike will be "druv."
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-30

CoRrIcELL1 sewing silk has no equal.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-30
Extending His Acquaintance.

New York Journal.
DIR. Hamilton Griffin, Mary Anderson's
step-father and business manager, is now do
ing the great social act in london. He re-
Gently wrote to Henry e. Abbey, requesting
letters of introduction to his brother, West
minister whom he has heard prominently
mentioned since his arrival in England"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-30

THE high stand in the market held alone by
the wilcox & Gibbs Automatic Sewing Machine
has been secured by its surprising merits, and
by the thorough and practical test allowed every
purchaser. 81 East New York street.