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The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
LITERARY NuTEs.

Captain Moyna Reid, whose las. story,
"The Land OF Fire. is TO appear IN 81.
Nicholas during { coming year, wrote as
follows to the editor Of tint magazine few
weeks boiors lis death: Il haze heard that
you Intend hoIoring mc by biographical
sketch; and, a.gh rmore, that am 10 re-
ceive this honor 1T Inc hands of one Of
America 5 most celebrated, ard justly cele
brated, writer, MI I,gWbridgc. Viii you
kindly notify Ills CeE;.yr.an that the only
thing about myself especially care TO have
recorded, is my great love and reverence for
the American people aud, abOye all,
for the American youth, whom | re-
gard with an affection warm and
strong almost as man would feel
for his own children. am told it is re-
ciprocated; and This knowledge IS nurh-i
should say iult-compcusati5 for a life of
toll which has acen otherwise Il! rewarded
Therefore, trust lie viii tell my youthful
clientele OF America how much they are ia
my heart; and, moreover, how much l long
toitstruct thcin IN higE.r way than l have
hitherto done ty my cart,rssY written 10
mances. ! am now seeking such opportu-
nifty, and If lie br spared mr. long enough
10 lind It, promise n shall be taken adgan-
iage OF hr. TroyariJse's biographical
sketch appears in tbc November 81. Melodies
with pt rtrait OF Nayur field.
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OfInterest 70 Tenmster..


A farmer who had used wagon with
broad tires on the wheels long enough ta
ascertain their relative value as comEared
with Larrow tires, write: a fOur.lnch tire
will carry two tons over soft ground With
greater ease to the team than -. inch Tire
viii carry one ION. The wheels are iot 50
much strained ly stones aul rough tracks
on the road, ana the road Is not cut up. lut.
gu tie contrary, is packe down ana KEEP.
smooth. The prevalent idea that the
drau2ht is increased ty widening the tire +
altogether bascless; on the contrary, a vide
tire reduces the draaght. The extra cost Of
the tire IS repaid many time over every
year III the extra work that eau done By u
team
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Black suk..
JOIN wANAMAKER.

Hats fer the girls, trimmed
and untrimmed. Felts for the
ladies in wondrous variety. An
Untrimmed Felt, though, has
as much beauty as newly
hedgcd chick-no more-it
wants its feathers. These are
at the counter right here
Feather Breasts, from So up.
You can try the effect in a
jitfy; a perfect transformation
One Felt Hat style is dubbed
the "Chanticleer." \ breas.
Of chicken feathers about the
crown and one may almost
listen Tor the Growing. Hero
is the "Jocky' style, the rim
ali in front. Turned round tits
somewhat like a hreman's hat.
"Yolande" comes in black,
steel color, olive, blue, etc.
Eclipse, ""Jerome'and '.Cald-
WELL are among these styles.
Childrea are quickly fitted
here. Hats and Trimming
within YOU reach. Nothing
handler. Fez Caps, Tam o.
Shanters in velvet and cloth,
Jerseys, Toques, etc.
a French Felt Bonnet for
soc in good shades and styles,
is worth $l.25, or fetched it;
anyway, long enough.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
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Prest dentiai Preferences.

The Western PlormIit, alarCely circulated
agricultural monthly published at Moline
Illinois. in its August number scut out re-
quest 10 its subscribers asking cytry reader
10 send postal card naming the person he
desired 10 be the next Presi1. Mt. The inyi-
tation has been generally accepted Based
on something over $4,000 preferences, the
result is figured down as follows: Oi the
entire number OF votes sent In Jam q.
Blaine gets - per cent; Chester A. Arthur.
IA per cent Benjamin I. Butter, 10 per
cent; Samuel J, T,deu, . per cent; Rebfft
I. Lincoln, per cent; ard John A. cyan,
per cent. The votes show that Blaine +
popular IN the East aud Arthur aul Lincoln
n th West, Buffers votes come mainly
from the South, Louisiana sending q strong
representation. Iiidtn Is evidently the
fayorite in Kentucky. In percentage Wate
Hampton pairs of with John sherman, aud
Roscoe ConkIing with General sherman.
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R1lLnn.tp LIE
pHIIADEIFAIA, VIII r. aw n
a. MfNggoN AND -
BABTT1OnR RAILEOAD.

AlAg VIZ LGs44 H
a NINggON AND 6&&aR---3
BALTIMORE HAIIHOAD.
OCTOBER al, 1888.
Tralua viii leave Wilmington ae follows for
fhlladelphia and lnierlnediate slations-e to,1.O.
io.sa. q. N. 2.So, t.00 In s.sA p. N.
Phiinaelphia te1pressl--2 90, 2.2 So. I.G Mn
s.o9a - b.SS l0.l5 n.ba. AN. .lA4sLsAAi7,e J"
Now Yark--a. 40 an Gm. 60 s.sG u.1 .. ".
SI2.aA, lisa 2. Sr, SiT, e.sa, I.ss,p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate statiens-l.0A
R.H q. m. 6.oC p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line-o.H p. m.
BAltirare and WAshington-i.41 4.Bi, SOS ELI
q. N. l.o0, 'l.Og, 5.0o, 0.S5, u.0a p. m.
Baltimore enly-l.06, a. m. i2.5 aud s.0op.m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for;
New Castle-s.o %, 9.e5 a. IN. i.iA s.oh 100 Snd
0.2S p. N.
Harrinkto DclnAr aud wAf statlsas, 9.0ia N.
aud l.tNp, IN,
Wyoming and way ftatl ms G.ss p. m.
Express ror fIar' atom. 40 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phtladelphla and lnternediAt statlons-s. ior IN.
l2.0o m. 5.3a In 9.5A 2. m.
PhiiAdelphia and New HoTk-2.Oo. 2. p a. m. s.fI,
as, 7.es p. m.
Baltimore ana wa'hiDGtOa--l.4s, aG, s,OS, aT.
q. M. Il.0a p. n.
Balttmore-1.0e .0e a. N,
for further Information passengers are
ferrsd TO the time tables posted ~ the depot.
A1-Tralns marked thus; ('l are limited express
upon which e1tra fare is charged.
n WOOD, General Passenger AT
ChAs. &. PUGH. General Asnagcr.
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.InHN lranAarAKRR,a.

Some people can no more
help being honest in business
even (why that last word y
than you can help leaving
tracks in the sand. Just so
some men leave the trace OF
their honesty in the wares
they make. IT'S delightful to
meet with such men. Maybe
the worlds not over full OF
them, but we find a good many
in our dealings.
When ladies ask for the
"Guinet" Black Silks do they
all know why! 'Tis becauFe the
house Of Antoine Guinet &
Co., Of Lyons, France, has
made honest silks so long, that
they're too old now to learn
the modern t,ickery that turns
out silks more saleable than
wearable. Not that they arc
the only house of this sort. o,
no; but a very prominent lead
ing one, and eminently deserv-
ing such special mention in our
Black Silk trade that is now
unusually heavy.
1t sometimes happens, even
with the most cautious makers
and the best, that they get
overstocked, and Silks fall into
our hands at figures even be-
low producing cost, and on the
score of quantity-not quality.
Better this than stop their
looms and hold over their sur
plussge.
So it comes that to-day we
offer the standard numbers oI
these celebrated looms, in Gros
Grain and Cachmire fini,h, al
prices SO low that while, truly
our margin for handling them
is small, we are glad to pas:
them over to our friends al
lower figures than they were
; ever before sold in this coun'
try.
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Martha Liyingston's investment.

Mrs Martina Livingston, "A thrifty coored.
woman, " Martha Green before Chas Iiy
ihgston married her in New Orlcous, Ii some
ten years ago, They went TO Morgan Civ.
mos. on small scale, anil about three Years
aga opened a general merch ndise est blish-
ment. She put her ulon.y away, and nye ted
o. d0llhr in one-iiith OF ticket No. GY, 5la. in
thu SCrtemh drawing ttho 90 l) OF tie Lou
iSianl State Lotttry. by writinl 10 NJ A. Dau-
rhlh, New Orleans, Ia, aud received slb,aol
clsh, which she Invested in U. s. Registered
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MOihCrs Ilnn,t knnNr.

How many chltnl arr puuishcl for
being uncoutb, wilfull and Indifferent to
Instructions or reward siMpy b,cagSc
they are out OF health An intelligent lady
said Of a child ot this kind: "Muthcf,
should know that II they would give the
little oncs moderate doses of Hop Bit,ets for
two or three weeks, the ehi!tTcn wcud b.
ali 4 TarcIit ould desire"
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
sun4Ays
Daily except
GOING SOUTH.

Eor c0nnegtions at Wilmington, CbAdd's Ford
fansuon' h6enape, Coatesvllle, Waynesbnrg
Junellon, blrusbofo sud ReaainR, 9 tine
tables az all stations. L. A, BOWER.
- 49,. Ecu. Pass Agent.
A. @. MccArsLASp General snpt, mv9b
BALTIMORE & PHILADELPHIA r. r.
- CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and arter JUNE ist 1853, trains VIII run As
folOwe:
Leave wllmington 7.os, 10. 20, n. 70 $50 D. m.
Arrive At LsudSnberg, $50 y. M; 1s.00 noon,
.. 20 D. IN.
sundays, leave wilnInRton, io.D a. m. and
800 o. m.
Arrive at Landenherg, II. 20 a. m. ITO n. IN,
Leave InnuenDerg 9. % a. ms 70. 50 d. m.
Arrive at Wilmington s.01 a. m; q is D. m,
sundays, leave Landen berg, 20 y. m. 4. 30 D, N.
Arrive Wilmington, y. q. ~. b.lOp. m.
ID, CONkELI. AunAFfnteudent
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We have some very fine
Beaver { loths for Ladies
Wraps. A smooth face, with
fur back, "a inches wide, in
black, blue, green and brown.
$3.50 per yard.
Goth counter.
JOHN WAN AMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27

No NATTER what excuses may be offered
by the defenders of tie police department
for the act.on Ct The police in ignoring the
jurisdiction Of the Municipal Court,
they do Lot warrant tie cnor.
nous expense imposed upon the
city by such course. L costs the
people about eco Z year TO crafty this
petty spite on the part OF the police, and the
taxpayers viii doubtless consider this fact
when they conc TO VOC al Tie municipal
election, next June.
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW YORK.

E5pse.s s,o.S, on HSsa.4, ssas,4ays sm aa 4. AZ -
SO SO p. MIL 3 4 5, SS,s5, i.4A saPd j. b p. l M,
and on night ,,lils ON sundays a.S ; S3S -
sSnd sop. m, and IL. .ol night.
For Brooklyn, \. y, al through trains con-
meet at Jersey City with boats Of 'Brooklyn
Annex, = anordinE direct transfer 20 Fulton
street, avoiding double ferriaEe and journey
Express for Sea Girt, spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
Ocean Grove, AsnGry Fark and Long Branch,
SO anu II. 20 a. IN, and 2.46, acc, S90 400 p.
M, on week DAYS.
PROM KENsINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New YORK, 6.S5 aud $40 a. m. on
weekdays.
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden ana Trenton
Express fof ocean Grove and Long Branch. &c,
via Toms River and berkeley. T.3O a.. m, 4 p.
Express for TomS River and intermediate
stations, 7.Sl n. nj, and 5. % p. IN.
Tuckerton, 80 a. IN. and 400 p. m.
BELvIDERE DIVISION.
FROM sRoAD STREET STATION.
Daily, except sunday Express for LambertvilIS
Easton, Delaware Water Gap, Scranton, BinR
IN. For Scranton and Water Gap Only, 800
p. m.
For Flemington, aO6 a. m, u. .oI and 4.oOp. m.
Trains arrive dally, except sunday-From EaSton.
$50 m.; 3. 90, 10 and 8. IS p. IN.
FROM kESsINGTON STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Daily, except sunday-Ex press for LambertVille,
Easton, delaware Water Gap, Scranton, BinE-
hamlnn and Oswego 7.40 a. IN, Y. OF, 8. 10 D. NJ ,
For scranton ana Water Gap only, 3. IS D. IN.
For Lambertville, 3 10 D. IN.
For flemInRton, Z. 40 In. u. Oh and g. 90 D. IN.
Slceptng-c4r tickets can be had At Broad and
Chestnat streets, Sss Chestnut street, and Broad
Street station.
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences, Time
cards aud Iuil Information can be obtained Al The
stations anu at the following
No. 633 Chestnut street
). T. cor. Broad and Chestnut,
TICKET oFFICEB;3 NO. li6 Market street.
No. Chelton ave. I}ermAnt'n,
lkO. 324 Federal st. Camden.
CHARLES Z. PUGH, General Manager,
j. L. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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Lcarn Telecrnnhr.

day nr rvcn'ng. P. & y. J. Telegraph, msin
Office 30 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. !.
hranrh o,cc 51G Market street, Whining.
ton, Del
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pailglaE Gnsette
WILMuNGToN, SATURDAY. OCT. 20.
Anonymous winters.

The New Orleans PicaWme pays attention
TO the various signatures used by aspiring
writers who furnish contributions, political
and otherwise, to the public press, and dis
poses of them as iollowe:
The most anonymous writer known to the
press is the one who signs himself "Morc
Anon 1t has been discovered that MANY
Voters" is poor little tailor who has never
been naturalizad. "Truth" is generally
liar. The writings Of History" are tull of
romance. "Justice" wants to crush every
body who does not think as he does.
To which We may add that "Pro Bono
Pubhco' generally has a fat office, and in
for himself, first, last and all the time,
while "Tax.p payer" is invariably two or three
years in arrears in his dues TO the city.
''Economy" is apt to be outragcously ex-
travagant with other peoples money, and
"Virtue," nine times out of ten, turns out
to be wild and reckless rake.
And so it goes through the whole list,
until the mere appearance of an anonymous
communication In newspaper is sufficient
TO direct the finger Of suspicion against the
presumed author. Far better would II be
for all writers to follow the good example oil
our friend, William Dean, of Newark, and
boldly append their fall names to all articles
writ en- for tie publIc press.
-.-~u u~-~.-----
WITn ITS Usual GREED, the Tammany
organizl ion Of New York city is laying It's
plaus to defeat the locAl tickets Of the regu
lar wing of tie party, in case all its dc
mands are not complied with. Harmonious
arrangements for rnion county ticket IN
New York city were well under way, until
a sudden snag was struck when some 0
the members Of the County Democrac,
objected to tic denomination Of State Sena
tor Tom Grady, roaring Tammauyite. Tn
objections were not levellcd against hi
TsmmAny proelivities, but against HE cours
in the Legislature, last winter when he de
lberateiy united with the Republican mem
bers TO defeat G vernon Cleyelaud's reform
measures and prevent the confirmation
Of his Democratic appointments. Unde
the circumstances the obj etioas 10 Grad
were based on reasonable grounds, but a
soon as they we're raised all Tamm any Hal
went OF in a grand huff and decided t,
nominate Iammsuy Senatorial candidate
in all the districts. This course viii,
carried out to lie end, prevent Democrat
control of the Legislature, bl
it is just like the Tammahy leaders
whose chief object seems TO be I
aid and encourage the Republican party {
New York. However, tue feeling of tn
Democratic party upon State and pations
issues is so harmonious and enthusiasts
that even Tammany treacheiY canno; pre-
vent the State from giving Democratic ma
jority at the approaching election and giyin
New York's thirty--lght electoral votes t
the Democratic candidate for President mex
year.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27

The above remedies are in use bv A
leading horsemen in the country, and as thq
arc simple and safe any person may admin
ister them to his horse and save a large do1
tors fec. They will do all they are Tecon|
mended to if the directions arc followed sn|
they arc kept constantly on hand.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27

The Baltimore Day now awakes to the
unpleasant discovery that tie Republicans
of Baltimore did not give their united sup
port to tn. fusion candidate for Mayor, but
voted for Gen. Latro5e, the regular Demo
cratic candidate. This is something the
independent political mind cannot uu-
derstand, hut every parry man readily
conceives how yo.er who hon.
estly ea.ertaius par isan sentiments
would sooner vote for an open opponent
than supper, political hybrid whose con
victions are matter OF mere conjecture.
We hope the Day will take a lesson from
the anal5 zed vote Of Baltiuo=es municipal
election, aud give 10 more c9uH:cuancc or
support TO unboiy alliances for the dtieat Of
the regular rarity orgau'za,.on
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK-sTEEL RAILS.
sPLENDlD seen ERY, MA 5NIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA IL
WAY.
TAXING EXPECT MAY II 1885,
Trains leave Baltimore city time, as follows;
Mall Train, daily except Sunday, for
csAso S and al IimiSsd Express daily '' A. !"
FNst ,,i Wa; Io a. m.
hsrrsGatg passenger, ea, daily except " . a. m'
WYNN wS9aaay Esar.s: III m.
Psrk % PlyAl Aecomsodation, S.aSP @
p. m, aaily, except Sunday, Sunday only, 90
Cockeyssiils Accommods.lon, s.So. n.so a. M,
30, 500, eco, and n.So p. IN. On sunday,
For iIanoytr and GettysburS. 7.ao a. IN.
For Green spring Branch, so q. m, 3 and 5.sO
FSr tickets to all points East, North and " est,
apply at Calvert station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert streets, aud at Union
Baggage called for and checked al hotels and
residences On orders left al office, northeast
her Baltimore and Calvert streets.
BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FROM CALVERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNE r. lss3.
F9I 9.,Sy ,WSas6agtoa ayaaS m sl5 3 and ss5 p M
anal adi Il fsGsF1 s M snGasSg ans saa sSd ~ 9sI and
For Pope's Greek Line, 100 q. m. and / 10 p. m,
daily, except Sunday.
For Annapolis, zoos. m, daily except Sunday,
and g. ~ T. NJ, daily.
For Richmond aud the South at 4, Do and e,4S A.
m, dAiiy, and BIS p. M, daly except Sunday.
For the Solth via Virginia Midland Railroad, II
SD .m.t daily, and s. IS IN, except Sunday,
7.l0 D. IN, sunday only.
For e. ami o. X. r., at s.l5 and ats D. M,
daily, except sunday.
FOR horiolA viz Potomac River steameT1, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at II. Is q. N.
FRoa UNION STATION.
For Washington, 4.sS $50 7.o5, 7.46 90, II. %
q. m.s 2.Si, 8.2h 8. 10, I'm, e.O5 o. m. ON sum
DAY, so, CSC Ia $50 IL =. m, SD and
7.2 p. IN.
Yor Va. Midland Eoxd. at T. 30 q. m, daily. Q. o.
2. m, ezeepi Sunday. I'D D. m, on Sunday
For q. q o. Road, a. M, daily, e1cept San.
day. . IS o. m, (limitedl, 3. Is p. IN, and o. eb
p. IN, daily, except on sunday.
PROM PENESYLVANIA-AVEE STATION
For Washington, 666 7.l0, 7.Se. IS and IL Is a,
p. m. ''N
For Annapolis, I'D 9. m, daily except sunday;
b'lo p NJ, daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON EoR BALTIMORE
Ats zoo, so and 1879 9. M, l.so, an, 40,
o.sOIo.SOa a, N. "a lSa s.G, 7o, go ana q. b =. r.
n. J. Il, WOOD. Gen. PAS, Al. !"
CE-RLfs Z. "yaH. GeneRsi Manager
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
GENERAL CONDITION POWDER

This may be used as the very best trea
ment in Epizootic, Distemper Swollen Gland
and should be administered especially after
hard drive to prevent the animal from bein
feverish. 1t is indispensable in colds an
coughs.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
FIRAuOIAL.


THE ARTIzANs SAVING BAEK.
NO. 502 MAKKET STREET,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24TH, 1881.
Open TO receive deposits from a m. until D, m,
ana on Taesday aud Saturday evenings
from to O'Clock.
SEMI-AHEUAL DIVIDEND,
heEt larly made IN April Aed October When
1lYidands are not Withdrawn they are aceounts,l
As deposits. Thus permanent deposits con- noun
their Interest twice In each YEAR
MANAGERS:
Clement r. Smyth, IgeoTge ". itpsb
Charles W. Rowland Georca X I ansiia
Nathaniel II. benson, 81 H. IIchtenst. n
stIlIehITIy ~ ~ r; DurS Edward Darlington,
Edward FuEey, William ii, swift
Anthony HlRgins.
9E0R9E W. BUSH, President
z. .. OAPELLE, Vice President
Iepzl-ly II. 7. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
j. ". hbTHFR Auditor.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
EreHihP,rfanna

For ) cents. The ucYesl Danforth,
druggist, Sceonl ana Narhe, Trusscs a
specially.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
WORM POWDER.

This is the only sure remedy ever use
for those anoying pests. If the animal is |
troubled they will be expelled in a very shO
time after the first administration, leaving I'll
horse in excellent condition and the hair
lively color.
FOB FISTULA, SPRAINS,
Tender Cords and a general Liniment Ih|
is the best liniment in the world, and is use
by Robert Bonner to-day in preference
any other
20 r SP " [ N
below the joint. A horse SPAWN can be ri
moved and the hair restored in six week
A bog SPAWN can not be removed, the onII
relief to the animal is to give him hls
heeIed shoe. Wounds of every descrlphO
can be healed by these remedies
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27
JOHN WAN AMAKER,
Goth counter.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market. streets land
City-Hall square, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1883-10-27

DOUBLE TRACK-STEEB RAILS.
sPLENDlD seen ERY, MA 5NIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RA IL
WAY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07

ures for demanding an extra session of
the Legislature for considering the con-
duct of the reoreant Railroad Commis-
sioners-
Suicide.
James Casey, aged q, q painter. con-
United suicide by taking q dose Of
strychnine- Rumorsd cause, disappoint-
ment in love.
| Beneaf Performance.
Emerson's Minstrels tender benefit,
which has been accepted by the Trien-
NAL Conclsve COMMITTEES, for Friday
night, the l3sh instant.
Another steamer Tor Coast Trade.
SAG FRAScrsco. July cit il stated
thst the steamship Mexico, which re-
Gently ran on the Aexicsn line has
been purchased by the Oregon Steam
Navigation Company, 10 b run in the
coast trade.
| A Fire Bag.
Annie Hoffman, aged twelve, SER
want in the family Of Mrs. Schroeder.
s-s fire TO Mrs. Schroeder's house nine
different times on the Sd, 4.h. aud 9Th
inst, bat always gave an alarm in time
been charged with feloay.
ssFike Faded.
The Chinese shoemakers' strike IL
oyer. Il IL not known which side
gained victory.
Especial to Posi- ISrRILroKscKRl
Hires.
PORTLAND, July IA Dalles, Oregon.
special says a Touring mill was DESTROYED
~ fire at that place today, loss, 5000;
lnsurance, $1,000. Origin inceudiary.
Fire tonight in a block bounded by
First. Front, Columbia and Jefferson
streets, destroyed and damaged half a
d"zsn frame buildings, loss, $500; par
italy insured.
viGilantea.
Vigilautes at Astoria today whipped |
three thieves and ordered six more ~ |
leaye town.
Forests Barni.s.
Extensive forest fires are raging in |
the Stuccs mountains in Yamhill coun- |
", and considerable property has been |
destroyed. Roads are blocked and reli- |
~ le information is difficult to obtain.
Fires Ia thu forest are still raging over |
rho river. Danger to East Portland is |
feared. The poorhouse narrowly es-
capped last night.
wild Steer.
A wild steer created CONSERVATION in |
the streets today. It ripped open a
horses side and frightened pedestrians, |
but was finally killed by Officer Hare
and citizens.
@Omlclde In B0dle.
BoDIE, Cal, July 5.-At an early hour
this morning John Kehoe was shot and |
killed by Ton Desmond, late Of Vir-
Qinia City, who was seriously wounded |
The quarrel was regarding the firemen's
race on the 4th. Kshoe called Desmond
IN front of the saloon when firing was
commenced on Desmond by Kehoe. The
latter received eight wounds. II is sur
missed that someone besides Desmond
fired. Desmond received two wounds,
one in the arm and one in the heshy |
prt of the abdomen. He will recover. |
kehoe WAS a constable and formerly |
chief of the fire department..
A Singer Dead.
San FRANcILCo, July 6.-Intelligence |
has been received in this city of the |
death in Brisbave. Queensland, last |
May, of Thos. Casseli, we'll known |
comedian aud tenor Casseli was a ma |
tive Of England, and although not 80 |
years of age had achieved a reputation |
in his profession. He was first known |
here as a singer at the Tivoli and Win
ter Gardens.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-07-07
PACIFIC COAST.

SAx FRAxcIsoo. July a.-<icn. Albert
Pike, Who left this morning for Port
land On . tour Of Snss ection OF Masonic
hodges Of the Scoetish rise, viii visit
foaf lodges in Portland and seven in
Washineton Territory, and aftsr -
manning . month on the Sound viii GO
70 British Columbia Returning 10
Portland he goes East IN August via
the Northern fAcids Railroad, inspect
inc hodges in Montana, Dakota and
Minnssosa, and arriving In Warrington
Late in Auxuss. He vAs accompanied
70 the boat ihis morning By . number
at psomineus Aasooa
oeusesssse Alaas MeeeinG.
A Demookatie mne NJ sing uill b
I'D q Gasns0ny evDolnx - take neae-