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selrConfessed Murderer.

NV ORLEANS, December 12th.-A man giving the
name of John F. King surrendered to the police
this morning, saying he had killed Frank willett
his partner in the fishing business, in Savannah in
November 1882. He was remanded, awaiting in
formation from the Georgia authorities
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Russia sslve has wonderful healing
6rer over all flesh wounds scalds, sore joints etc
o2IyTuThS
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OFFICE AND MEDICINE STORE, NO. 926
" Third street, between End J. By the pulse
he can locate disease. Consultation free. He uses
no poisonous drugs, but roots and herDs natures
medicine for man. Call and see him uII-Im
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PoDIE (caI), July II, 1882
Messrs. SETH W. FoWLE x SONS,
GENTLEMEN:
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WANTED.

HNWO WATERS FOR A COUNTRY HOTEL,
Il $50; also q man cook for the country, $50 also
a couple of men with capital TO contract to chop
1000 cords OF wood; , to cook ranches,
S26 also men to chop stove wood. Female-TwO
girls for upstairs work in private families call early
on Monday also woman cook for private family,
$50 to S25 also 10 women girls for housework for
both the city and country wages, So TO SIS. Apply
to HOUSTON 81 CO., Employment Office, Fourth
and X streets. iel3-lptf
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McCreary's
PATENT
!: e OIL!spII.,,Es.EsS T. !. 7 Z, e. =. r. e.
Z !FI5']II...,OUJR J., u e !

~ McCREARY & co. HAVE AN ALL
OsRDLLER FLOUR MILL, with capacity Of
$50 barrels per day. 1t is the only Roller Mill,
north of San Francisco. We guarantee NC
Gseary's Patent Roller FIOur 10 he tne
Choicest Flour Made In the state. All we ask
is that YOU buy sack Of your Grocer and try it,
and you will be convinced that McCREARY'S BEST
Is THE BEST. s22.4ptf
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CAIRO, December 12th.-Baker Pasha's force con-
ssts of 2,30o gensdaTmes 600 mOunte1l 1900 black
troops, 4 90 Bedouins, with five guns. This force
is additional to that at Suakim. Colonel Sartorius
commands the gensdarmes and Zebehr, and Baker
Pssha commands the blacks and half the BedOuins
The latter will advance to Berber from Suakim,
while the other half of the Bedouins under Hussein
Pasha, 90 up the Nile. recruiting Bedouins on the
way. The two forces will try to join between Berber
ana Suakim.
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"T0nsiIE's Punch.o

One Agent dealer only WANTED in every
town on the coast for this Americas Finest scent
Cigar"
CT E. q 90 E w L III ,
SOLE AGENT FOR PACIFIC COAST,
No. s23 Second street, Sacramento, Cal.
au2.4p1y
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INFORMATION WANTED-MY son, JOHN
i WARD, LETT his home on the Sacramento and
Auburn road, in Sacramento county, on December
9Th. ANY information of him will be thankfully
received by his parents. Address, the Postmaster
OF Roseville, Cal. Description Age, 10; hight
feet inches; dark brown hair and fair complexion.
dl2-lw&w2t ROBERT WARD.
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DaYSICIAN AND SURGEON (HONGOPA-
4 thist) Residence, No. 6l2 Fourteenth street.
Office, No. 627 street lover Dales), Sacramento
Cal. Office hours-l0 to II A. M; to P. M; 6:2O
to 8P NJ Special attention given to diseases OF the
heart and lungs. dl2.1m
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ToLEN-THE PARTIES WHO HAVE STOLEN
- the Trunk with ladies' wearing apparel from
in front Of DR.. Brune's Office, street. between
Fifth and Sixth will please return the to DR..
Brunes Office and save trouble, as the parties
well known to the owner. d12-3ts
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DENTISTRY.
~. III, PIERs0E.


N ENLIST, AIS J STREET, BETWEEN esrs..ssa1.sA
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento Arti- fTsssssssSss
fetal Teeth inserted God, Vulcanite AlIInY
and all bases. Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas sd
ministered for painless extraction Of oeth jy14-lm
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Wy. WOOD.

N EN7Ts~, QUTNNS BUILDING, ,orszzsSA
I northeast corner Fourth and JS4Sss s-ssel3
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted on all QLCIY
bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas for
painless extraction OF teeth. ie25.tf
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j. RHlNER & Co,

twentieth and H streets, sacramento.
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CSTRAYED-To MY PLACE AT1
y Freeport, December Sth, Brown Bk-ssssSSs
Hunting Slut, with white spot on breast s1z41s=Ss
and neck Address JOHN JOHNSON, Freeport.
Residence near the Drainage Canal, near Freeport.
d12-3t+
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UbiIUary-
LONDON, December 12th.-Sir Charles Hall, ex-
Vice Chancellor, is dead, aged SO years.

MONTEREY Mex December l2th.- Quintara, the
Mayor of New Laredo, was ordered arrested as one
of the principals in the robbery the Mexican Ma
tonal Railroad, but the authorities of Tamaulipas
refused to surrender him. Other prominent officials
are involved. The affair is assuming serious ma
tiOual aspect. Several of the robbers escaped by
the deay and indiseretion Of the officials
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HALE BROS. & co.
NOVELTIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS!

WE ARE SHOWING MANY CHOICE AND ELEGANT
ARTICLES WHICH, FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. ARE
TICULARIY SUITABLE THESE GOODS ARE JUST FROM
NEW YORK ARE BRIGHT AND FRESH, REPRESENT
WHAT Is THERE NEW AND IN SEASON
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affected, both candidates withdrawing in favor o
! Major Bucks. The action has given satisfaction
! and nd nr,lsr
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Carey's Murderer.

LONDON, December 12th.-It is understood that
the Home Office has sent letter to Judge Denman,
who presided at the trial OF ODOnneli asking his
opinion 10 regard to the sutcienCy of the evidence
submitted by the osecution to support the charge
Of willful murder against O'Douu,li. The Judge is
wholly justified the verdict. Father Wing, O'Dou-
ne'ls spiritual adviser. visits the prisoner twice
daily Mrs. O'Donnel paid another visit to her hus-
band to-day. The Sheriff has completed his ar
rangements for the execution Monday. Binns the
hangman will arrive in london SATURDAY..
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The Porto and the Trouble in Egrnf.

CoYsTANTINoFLE, December 12th.-The news Of the
defeat of the Egyptian army is spreading in Arabia.
Numbers of recruits have joined the insurgents in
Yemen and Hedjas. The Governor of Hedias has
teegraphed for TeinfOrcements The Porte will not
send any troops to Egypt unless forced to do So but
will conue its efforts to prevent communication be-
tween Egypt and the Soudan.
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Devoid OF Political Motive.

BERLIN, December 12th.-The pardon Of Bisho
Blum, of Limburg, was devoid OF political mOtiv
and in no way connected with the Crown Prince
journey to Rome.
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A Door DIsAPPEARs.- The following is
from the San Francisco Post of December
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODU1E.
100000 Rooted Grape Cuttings

1000 Ziniandels; 10000 Mucatels; = ,&sSA
10000 Seedless Sultanas; 10000 Ssss .p
Fahsrzagas; 5000 Tieriturer Black s&fGe
5000 Empress; 10000 Zante Cur 4s2RE4&SS
rants. rants Good, healthy roots shipped se&s& -
promptly on ORDERS by j. ii. CARROLL, No. 1l09
Front street Sacramento. P.O Box 3lS. dS lplm
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Returned TO Ahartoum

CAIRO, December 18th -Ala-ed-Dun Pashq, Gov
ernor OF Khlrtoum, returned 20 that place from
Duem with the garrison, guns, ammunition and
supplies there. He states that the report is con-
frmed that FL Mahdi after the battle, returned to
FL Obeid with the ammunition and battery of Krupp
aIIns Mhich wore taken from Hicks Pasha
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WINNIrFG, December l2th.-No trains were mov-
ing on the Canadian Pacific Railway to-day.
For further Dispatches see ID and 4h pages.l
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Art Embr0ideries

zENsINGToN AND APPLIQUE WORK on Silk Plush sati
and Felt J vel Mats, Album Covers Stand Covers
and scarfs, Toilet Mats and Tides.
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CHICAGO December l2th.-Several hundred rooms
engaged by telegraph to-day for State delega-
tions TO the National Republican Convention, June
Sd next. One Of the leading hotels has orders for
200 rooms
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PARIS, December 12th.-The Chamber Of Depli-
ties to day adopted the budget OF the Ministry Of
Marine During the debate the Minister Of Marine
stated that he would shortly ask for credit for the
maintenance of troops in Tonquin for six months
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. O0O HEAD t4-o-9 OF GdIta HIGH -GEADED& Wa.5d5L x
Ewes and Kids; flock will average three T4a1f
pounds Of fine mohair; all fat and in fine Xxx.
condition; will be sold in lots to suit at >-@-->~
reasonable price on account Of change in business.
Address "ANGoRA," El Dorado, El Dorado county,
Cal. d7-21t
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WASHINGTON, December 18th On the third ballC
the Republican National Committee decided TO hol
the National Convention in Chicago.
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"A Bad-Tempered Husband.


BALTIMORE, December l2th.-John w CARAT has
been unanimously elected President Of the Balu-
more and Ohio Railway ior the twenty sixth consec-
uiiye term.
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SEATTLE DAILY rosT-IrEllI9fNCER friday MARCH g.


Of the civil var Of America would more
than have suf6ced to free every slave
without hioodshed. With regard 20
Ireland, he said il the treaty of Linn
esick had been fulfilled and freedom Of
religion granted, tbs sad history OF
that country might never have been re.
corded
Fleoas In Heya scotia
HAxuAx, March 22.-RSports eontinus
to arrive from all sections of damage 70
property from freshets- While losses
viii not Be snofmoos, the aggregate Of
damage viii Be most serious. In nearly
every county bridges have been swept
away. A telegram from Cumberland
today nys there has bean great damage
and los Of property on Wallace river.
Tseds, Stephens i KeFrs mills and
bridges have also been destroyed. How
ards mill vas destroyed and bridges
damaged. Seaman, Binder 4 Woods
saWmiu vas carried down the river two
milss- The McCann bridge. on Spring
hill, near Parrsboroueh railway, was
Washed out, aad in Consequence traffic
has been suspended. The eastern ex-
tension Of the railway suffered severely.
About 100 feet vas washed away. At
Barney river trestle bridge crossing, AT
Antagonist, 5000 fest long. was consid-
erahly damaged. Washouts are re-
ported at Poquet, and great damage
has bean done TO fences, and small
bridges.
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TOMBSTONE, A. T., March IA party
Of Americans, Capt ThoEndyke,L e Page.
Joseph Bowman and Raymond Meow
an, from Providence mine, Sonora, were
attacked in camp Tuesday morning
near La Cananea by band Of Nexi-
cans, Who opened fre from ambush: A
fsht snsued and Page was wounded.
The Americans were overmatchsd and
scattered. Thorndyke and Page g.
caped. The other two have not yet
tufned up. II ID feared they were massa-
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FOR SALE.

TIME CARRIAGE TEAM AND TWO.
IL seated open wagon. Horsesgray and
dappled brown; weight. $500 pounds. In
quire at Fort Townsend. fe2t II
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Deposits received and accounts kent
subject to Check or Draft.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic Trans
for on San Francisco. Portland and New
York.
Sight and Sixty-day hills Of exchange
drawn In sums TO suit direct on London,
available elsewhere in Europe.
Money loaned on approved security.
Bonds. Stocks and other valuahlAs 70
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections made and proceeds proupay
rcmitted.
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TOMBSTONE, March IA report
has reached the city Of terrible CON-
fiict betwoeu cattle men and Aexioans,
In which about nix meu we're killed. II
ooourred at NorEison's ranch, on the
Berbaoomari, IS miles from St. Hulk
echa. We are unable 10 learn any cause
at this hour, but tho tr00ble probably
vas the outeroWth Of . cattle dispute
betveen the two factions. Great ex-
element prevails, and . party left this
evening for the oeeue.
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No Convict Labor.

New YoRK, March PIN the Senate
in Albany yesterday . bill prohibiting
the contract labor, the bill regulating
the use Of convict labor, and the bill
giving convicts i share in the product
of his labor, were all killed. In the
House the bill prohibiting the mans
fscture in prison of shoes, stoves and
iron hollow ware, and the bill prohibit
ing stove manufacture by oonvicts, got
only az far as the Committee of the
Whole, which. il is, thought, will be the
limit 0f ita nroOrAaa
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Expected strike.

A largely attended meeting in this
city and Milwaukee of cigar makers in
dicates that they propose going on a
strikei on the LIST OF May, unless their
demand.for 81 increase per thousand is
granted by employers. The leaders as
sert the strike will be general through
out the United States.
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eorvioe vae necessary, and the incrsasl
60 q daily service saved the army the
expense Of Q limo of couriers- Gen,
Sherman described the ThofnburR and
Custer masmcres, and be urged with all
hn might an increase Of mail service
generally IN that section because be ~.
Qarded Il a. the openinGwedge In the sst.
Element Of tho Indian question. The
circumstances Of the establishment oil
the Denver stage route vere related By
witness, and he declared suoh lines the
very best means known for the sup.
preaniou Of Indian raids. He instanoed
the result Of Sitting Bulls communioa.
ton with the remainder Of istribey and
oaid from being farce vaTTiof he bad
been reduced TO harmless old man,
Any man Who drove stage over tn
ronte from Tcs Alamos g Clifton il
lSN, for Len than city dollars . day
va. in the vitne1' 5ndRmsnk TOOL
for although the Apachss vsrs = vel
known OF there - The grixzlieA ctnna-
mon bear or otAer varmints, they vert
the worst savages 70 had.
To Blins-Hs had bean shown places
vheEe tWo or three oarxiegs hnd beeu
killsd On that route.
WAsnmuTua, 0eroh 8.-1he -,
ruuto txial vas resumed this unorning.
Ineeraoll eallsd Theo. ". ToEsey, q
New YORK. The vitne0 was occupant
Of ofloe With 6tsphsn Dosssy. BE ven
theye q January, 1854, remaining until
March I, 1850, and aating - eeo!etarl
- bookkoepog. On Nay I, ISL n 70
moved g is Broadway, and Iemainet
there until ~ IAet vook of ISL. ~
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Exfradiaed.

Henry X. Kino, charged with arson
in London and traced and arrested in
Utah. and his extradition demanded by
England, was today delivered to the
British authorities, the writ Of habeas
corpus being dismissed. He sails this
aftoruOon.
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Life saving RGerts.

SAN Francisco, March "a number
Of improvements are Contemplated by
the life-s saving service of the Pacific, in
Guiding Improvements at Cape Gregory
station, near Coos Bay. Among other
things q new boat house is to be con-
structed at more ACCESSIBLE point. 1t
10 also proposed to connect that station
by telephone with Empire City. A new
building is to be constructed at the sta
ton at tho mouth of the Columbia, to
which q life-boat wagon and number
Of CASTOR patrol lights and other sup
plies were recently shipped.
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SHENANDOAH. Pa. March 22.-An ex-
plosion of gas occurred this morning at
Packer Colliery N. 2, Of the Lehigh VAL
Icy Coal Company, at Lost Creek, by
which Martin Cooper, John Murray,
VIM. McAdrian, JAS. Ltchman, VIM.
Litcbmau and Polander, name un-
known. were severely and perhaps fatal
y burned. The two Litchmans, father
and son, were most seriously injured.
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WASHINGTON, March 22.-The wife OF
Mexican Minister Romers u % Ill from
nervous prOstrati0n that the street on
, which the embassy il located has been
Yoped OF against vehicles. Her illness
nay interfere with tho festivities con-
tsmplated for Diax.
Don Cameron q gradually couva-
leecing. He will 60 TO Harrisburg -
soon Is possible 20 IS his fathse.
w. w. Oorcoran has SAINT 20 20
Of Kathleen Navourneen," who y Old
and poor.
The Secretary Of the Navy has no
oeived private letter stating that the
commander Of the Ashueloe, wrecked On
Nc japanese coast, WAs drunk - sne
ume Of disaster. Hence the eouxs
martial.
smallpox AnsnG 1nalans.
81. Paul, March 22.-Rsv. J. A. GILL
nllan. Protestant Epispocal missionary
q white Earth Reservation, says vhiIa
soe extent Ut IavaQos am0nak Indians
@ smallpox during the winter has beeu
exa9ReFated, they have beeu quite -
Sste, and suffering has been nc<aooah!o.
Winnobagoshish Indians and thooo q tn
soad point are the only bands 10 suGoe.
ATv1oes from q reeident clergyman
eve the total number Of deaths q -.
kh!a9as BY other bands were adopeec
~ vigorously enforced. a mc0e E1gic
yseem Of quarantine vas instituted
.nlcn proved % effective that NOS on
see outside Of those specified vas -
sed: Tho disease u nov undez
oontrol.
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BERLIN, March 2l.-NothinR is known
here concerning the scheme attributed
in America to Bismark for acquiring
land in Mexico on which to settle Ger
pan emigrants.
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SHIP9AN, Ill, March "a frame
barn. owned b. Edward Mealyard, was
burned last night. involving the death
of LBS head Of cattle and the destruc-
ton OF property valued at $4,000.
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NKw OsLEAxs. March 22.-Capt. Eads
resigned a. a member of the Mississippi
River commission owing to disagree
ment ab1utvAe best means of prevent
ing the Mississippi river changing It's
co1rss into the Afchafalsyou and leav-
ing New Orleans on one side.
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San FRANcIDco, March 22.-G. w.
Graz, and Mis Jennie Gray. of Port
land, accompanied BY Miss Estella Bush
Of Salem, have returned from visit
to Los Angeles.
jas. Young Of Portland, Who has
been spending two weeks in the city, re-
turns home in about tan days.
O. d. Ross and wife are stopping at
the Lick House.
Mn. @. A. f. Morris, accompanied BY
her daughter. arrived today from visit
to the southern portion Of the State.
@. Montgomery and wife arrived from
fha aaat tn3av.
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ST.. LOUIS, March 22.-At Butler, Bates
County, this State, on Taesday night,
Sumner 9. Holcomb, an attorney, shot
night Waterman John Ayrshire while
under the influence Of liquor. Ayrshire
died last evening, leaving . wife and
1--WE children. Holcomb belongs to one
Of tho best families in the county, but
for year past he has been terror
whom intoxicated. He IL in jail.
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- seate Of Aa.lrs,

Cars TowH, March 2-The Bosrs
have invaded Jembuland. They refuao
to leave and are maasing troops thsre.
CettinRe Stefan UrbitxA, brothse Of the
voivoide, has been shot dead IN Bazaar
at 6culaxi By Aalassiori tribes man.
Tho murder causes much excitement.
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BRusszLs, March 2l.-The Court Of
Cessation has refused to grant a new
trial to Leon and Armand Peltzer, CON-
victed of the murder of BernAys.
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TonoNro, March 22.-The following
messaQe has been received from Col.
z. s. Wintou, Secretary TO the Marquis
of Lorne:
at affords the Governor General great
pleasure to transmit the following au-
thentic news concerning Her Majesty.
the Queen: Her Majesty is suffering
from the effects Of . slight sprain Of the
knee, and will soon bowel"
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Yree Trade Advocate.


WAsHrxoroN, March 22.-Rsprssenta-
tive Thomas Ochiltree has 6led . sup
plement with tho hrst comptroller OF
the treasury in regard 10 the authority
Of the treasury to Withhold payment OF
his salary az member Of Congreen
until his accounts - marshal OF Texas
are settled. This argument questions
the legality of such action under the
constitution ON the ground that it, OPP
Grafton would deprive . portion Of the
citizens Of the United States Of repre-
oehtation in Congress.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-03-23

x.xs.s CrrY, March 2l.-A confer
- + ia session today among officials
- a. Union Pacific, Santa Fe. Nilsson
); Petite and st. Louis d San Francisco
,csds discussing recent legislation Of
Kfhsss in fixing passenger rats OF three
eents. and establishing Board OF hail.
road Commissioners. Proceedings viii
MT be made public until the close OF
the session, but it il understood the
netting engaged in pool REIMBURSEMENT
snd The sharing of business in conform
itv With the new law.
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says that the immense corporation Of
tho Oregon d Transcontinental has
swallowed its last possible rival, the
Oregon 4 California. II is certainly q
large mouthful, its mileage equalling
that OF New York & New England. and
New York, New Haven q Hartford sys-
tems combined, including the shore
line, air line, canal and valley road, etc.
Such q monster has monstrous respou-
sibilities. Will its managers have the
long wisdom to develop with fairness
and Justice the vast interests Of the
country u controls?
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from Nuskogee, Indian Territory, says
a company Of soldiers from Fort ellison
have gone ont to arrest the belligerent
Greeks. A company Of troops from
Fort Reno will cooperate, and the hos
tile forces viii be compelled TO disband.
u 10 thought, IL this action is followed
BY the prosecution of the hostile lead
ers and an impartial investigation of
the causes of the outbreak, peace will be
restored. Otherwise there will be CON-
tiuuous trouble among the Creeks.