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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-14
IMMINENT.
H A N NJ { R S.

If your Horses or Mules are troubled
with Splints, Calls, Sprain, Bruises, Flesh
Wounds, Lamencss, Swellings, Stiffness,
Bighead, Windgalls, Fistula, Poll Evil,
Ring Bone, Sprain, Mango, Cracked Heels
Callous, Sitfast, Collie, Ring Worm, and
external injuries, use Hammers
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-14
The American Farm and Home,
j. H. SHoCKLEY.

The first number of the above,
monthly agricultural journal, pub
lished at Washington D. G. has been
received at this Office, 1t is full of
useful matter for the farmer, and we
gladly welcome it to our list of ex-
changes. We wish the paper long
useful and prosperous career. The farm
ers at present cannot have too many
good agricultural papers if they will
read and support them. Let the poll
tician study his politics if he would
succeed. 1t is no less important that
the farmer should study we'll his bust.
ness if he would make it success
The price of this paper is S1.O0. AID.
dress all orders and communications to
j. q. Taylor, manager, room 8 World
Building, Washington d. G.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-14

ARRESTED for carrying pistol, was
heH" asked magistrate of an officer, re-
ferring to gentleman who had just been
arraigned. Lets see the pistol"
The weapon was produced and handed
to hejudge, whoexamined it and asked ::
"Where did you get it?" Bought it
at hardware store" "What did it
COST" Fifteen dollars" "Fine i'm.
plement. How'll you swOp?" and the
judge drew out pistol and handed it
to the prisoner. "Take $40 to boot.
"All right; I'll fine you $40. That
makes us even."
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-14
Fulfilling the Covenants in a
Lease.

The absurdity Of some of the "cove-
nant in leases is sufficiently illustrated
by the advertisement of an outgoing
tenant, who advertises for FIVE hundred
rats and about ten times that number
of weeds, he having covenanted to leave
the premises in the same state as he
found them. The rats, adds the hu-
morous advertiser, must be able-boddied
and no cripples, The advertisement is
a practical, albeit humorous, common
tary on many of the usual covenants
contained in leases. The tendency of
modern legislation, and ofmodern legal
procedure, says the Building Times
Oondon), is to prune the redundancy
which once was the delight Of the legal
profession and the despair of litigants.
The covenants were mostly of a sort
which no person could keep altogether;
and m effect they were and are gener-
ally broken. The advertisement we
have alluded to is the reductio ad abs,r-
datm; obsolete covenants and provisOs
arc, wa trust, in fair way to be con-
signed to the same place as many other
legal absurdities.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1883-04-14

In that time coming, the farmer will
be man of leasure and letters, as well
as a man of means. He will know
books that he may know men, and
trade, and be more selfdependent,
He will house his stock and corn, save
his growing timber and plant forest
trees on bis waste lands. He will be
a student of nature, of earth and air,
and water, and living creatures and
plant life.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04
Siung, rnod9r min!

Sjung, moder min, och Sung till 70
De oval, mitt hjerta tara!
sjung sangen, an ON hopp och tro,
Lat bonens englar bara
Mot himlars hold en- moders bon,
En- sang, sd himmelskt rem och skon!
Sjung, moder min, mar sol gar opp,
Och dagens lagor brinna
Pa hoga fjellars branta topp,
Mar skuggorna forsvinna:
Da skola hjertats skuggor fly,
For hoppets stralglans ater ny. -
Sjung, moder min, sjung i'm en- gang
De gamla barnasanger,
Som forr du sjong - mar qvall blef lang,
Jag hort dem manga ganger:
De kanda toner sd jag will
Med barnahjerta lyssna till!
Sung moder min, mar sol gar ner!
l. nattens tysta timmar
Jag ingen vanlig stierna ser,
Som ofvan molnen glimmar:
Men, ack! ju mera m0rkt det ar,
Dess mer din sang skall BIZ mig kar!
Sung, moder min, och vack ur graf
Hvart ljust och adelt mime
Utaf de skater du mig gaf,
Och lugnt skall biz har inne -.
Sung, moder min. ON hopp och tro,
Och sjung mitt hjertas oval till 70!
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

Goromalen under m0tet voro manga och
behandlades med allvar och varsamhet. Tic
sessioner hollos och motet afslutades ej forr
an XII. IL mandags middagen. Prediknin-
garna voro larorika och uppbyggande. vi
lyckonska Augustanaforsamlingen Mime
apolis till slit skona och heqvamliga tenn
pei. vi forutspa under Guds valsignelse
en- ljus framtid for den forsamlingen. Den
visade en- ovanlig gastvanlighet till icke
blott konferensens medlemmar, utan de
manga besokande, som fran bade mar och
fjerran infunnit sig vid motet. Det skulle
icke skada, ON en- ny stor piporgeI och en-
valdig sangkor smart lste hora sig Diet nya
harliga templet. vi saknade afven s6ndags-
skolan vid motet, ON hvilken vi annars hort
fordelaktiga ord. stallet Trades begraf-
ming, det tvenne aldriga qvinnor invigdes
at hvilan i grafven. Gudstjensterna voro
val besokta isynnerhet pa qvallarne och son-
dagen. Da tidningen upplyst ON predi-
kanterna m. m. forbiga VI det har. Ordfo-
randen hembar for amlingen konferensens
tacksamhet for visad gastvanlighet och kar-
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

Sverige. Folkskalden Pehr Thomasson
ahed den mars Stockholm. 65 ar gam
NAL. Han hsr lange varit sjuklig. Under
here dr. erhSll Pehr Thomasson EFT af de
understod, som svenska akademien eyer att
utdela at vitterhetsidkare. Vid 1880 ars
riksdag fick han sig tillerkand en- nArlig PEN
sion Ut 1900 III. Han efterls.aa,a snka
och en- dotter torftiga omstandighster.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

allandet for den tjenstgorande fanguppsy-
ningsmannen. Fangens plan, att vaktaren
skulle lemna dorren oppen, da han begaf
sig astad att anmala sjelfmordsforsoket,
hvarigenom tillfalle till flykt skulle bere-
das, misslyckades fullkomligt. Da uppsy .
ningsmannen jemte vakten senare inkom-
mo cellen, lag mordaren sangen och lat
sade sofva sasom ingenting handt. En-
strangare bevakning blef foljden af hans
atra efter en- frihet, som han genom slit
stora brott forverkat.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

lex under motet och bad henne tanka upp&
hvad afven hon fatt och hort hade och att
halla det. Upp. 3:3.
Valsigne Herren Augustanaf6rsamlingen
i Minneapolis, ALA vara forsamlingar och
hela Kristi kyrka pa jorden!
East Union, Mimi, den % mars 1883.
N. G. DAHLsTEDT,
.... Mimi. .konf. sekr.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

MexikO. Mexiksnska kongressen6 opp
nades mandags. Presidenten manade i
slit budsFap till den storsta sparsamhet, pa
samma gang han pa det bestamdaste AFRAID
de fran att lemna statsbidrag at jernvagsf0-
retag. neutrality-suspicious., hvilka
med otalighet vantat pa budskapet, uttala-
de allmant slit missn6je med presidentens
hallning denna fraga.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04
Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul
Mi,an., as second class matter.
Betala Of6rdr6jligen gam
La skulder till tidningen!
Betala ON m0jligt tidnin-
gen j f0rskOtt!

1F Vid adressforandring uppgifves alltid
sd val det postkontor. der tidningen f6rut
afhemtats, som det postkontor, till hvilket
man 0nskar IA tidningen sand.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

RedaktiOnen emOttager
med tacksamhet kOrta och
pa SAX gaende underrattel-
ser Om tilldrageIser af all
nant intresse bland lands
mannen Amerika.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

Italien. Eldsprutande berget Etna
pa Sicilien DIR ater verksamhet. Ur vul-
kanen utstr6mmar gl6dande lava, pa sam
ma gang valdiga dan lata h6ra sig, hyilket
ALT f6rebadar att en- jordbafning ar nara
aende.-Pafvens nuntius Brasilien
Vanutelli ar utsedd att representera "den
helige fadren" vid ryska czarens torestaen-
de kr6ning.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

StOrbritannien. Sistlidne torsdag
installerades den nye erkebiskopen af Can
terburg, Edward w. Benson. under ofigs
ceremonier och manga festligheter slit en-
bette. Hertigen af Edinburgh, rektorerna
fran universitetet oxford och Cambridge
iemte EFT stort antal andlige. deribland BIZ
skopen af Long Island staten New York
voro vid den hogtidliga akten narvarande.
-L6jtnant Very, officer vid amerikanska
fottan, jemte 6friga medlemmar af den ex-
pedition. som utsagH af Forenta Stater7as
regering att Patagonien observera Venus
paasagen, hsfva intrafat Liverpool aist-
lidne torsdag.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-04

Tyskland. Furst Bismarck lider af
haftiga nervsmartor a bada sidorna If an
sigtet, hvadan lakare tiltradt honom icke
lemna sangen forr an battring intradt.-Ett
stort antal tyska konstnarer hafva inlemnat
en- petition till regeringen med anhallan
att denna skulle hos F6renta Staternas re-
gering CORA foreHallningar mot den f5rh6j-
da tullen pa konstverk. Hvad h6ga veder-
borande Washington ANNA svara hSrpa
ar sv&rt att saga; oss forefaller det emellsr-
lid som ON Uncle Sans malsman med fog
kunde saga: raten Amerikas flask, cd ra-
ia vi edra konstverk.-Geografska sallska-
pet har beslutat utrusta en- ny polarexpedi-
tion.
Ryssland. Petersburg upptackte 20
lisen | I6rra veckan tvenne st0rre upplar
af dynamit. Fyratio personer blefvo ARE
sterade. bland hvilka voro fera studerande
fran Observation-Disclosures har be-
slutat att utvisa italienare, som icke hafva
fast sysselsattning. Flera officerare 6nska
gardet hafva blifvit arresterade, under for
modan att de sta forbindelse med nihlli-
sterna.-Ett socialistiskt manifest cirkule-
rar i s6dra Ryssland, hvilket folket upp-
manas att under kejsarens kroning plundra
adelns och judarnea egendom. En- deputa-
ton af adelsman har arrest till Petersburg,
for att anhalla hos lnrikesministern, att
han foretager sadana atgardsr, som hindra
valdsverkarnes planer, men bereda skydd
for lii och egendom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13
CTR GUESTS.

The Willard Party WIN Spena HrS1ay
Night anA saturday In tie ''oueen
city
Mr.. James McSaught, Who returned
las, evening from the gold spike cslebrs-
ton, received dispatch on his arrival
home from Mr.. c. n Prescott, Of Port
land, stating that rs Of President Vii
lard's guests would arrive in Seattle on
Friday evening, and rsrnain all night
and the next day; that Mr.. Willard
and his English and Geeman GuestA. and
General Grant, Carl Schnrzy and othsrs.
would arrive at IecotnA this svenina,
and proossd to yiesoeia By the Quesn
of the Pacific, and, returning, reach BE-
attic about 10 O'Clock Saturday morn
log and remain daring ths day.
The procession Of sseamsfs VII leass
Seattle as nine O'Clock Saturday morn
ing. and procssd down The Soond till
they nsst the steamship with Wizard
and party On board, and escort them TO
this city.
After the above vas In type tbs fol
lowing tslsgrap from Mayor SsTuvs
vas received, which voed tndioste that
Q sliaht change had possibiy besn made
In the program BY Mr.. Willard
PosIIArp. Sept. II. 1ee3.
John Lsasy or Thos. T. Minor:
Wizards psfsonal foreign party AZ
rivss iu Seattle 1t O'Clock Friday Aft
srnoon from Victoria, and will stay all
svaninR. The general guests lprobably
100) viii arrive the same afternoon II
90 from Tacoma and remain at Seattle
till the nAxs afternoon at . O'Clock
Publish and notify parties accordingly.
II. @. SrsUSK
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

OyUxsD At STEAMBOAT TAHIKs.-A
fsv years ago q terrible racket was
raised ON ons Of the Puget Sound
steamers because of she ejectmsut from
the dinner table by the captain Of Q
hieh-t0nsd Celestial. The matter was
rspoEtsd hryt 70 the Chinese Consul,
then - the Chinese Minister, later TO
the State Depaxtment, afterWard to the
Postmaster General and finally to the
mail contractor, and through him to the
offending steamboat captain. 6oms-
thing of the same sort seems likely to
arise in British Columbia, judging BY
Fraser river to the Victoria C0l0nist: II
most prominent Chinese merchants In
this country are subjsot to b grossly
insulted BY Europeans for sitting down
ct public table on . steamer with the
rest Of the passenger. l was passsn.
ger on the steamer William Irving BE-
tween New Westminster and Yale, lsav-
ing New Westminster on the Let Of Sep
tsmber last. At dinner time the head
Of one Of the most prominent Chimes
firms In Victoria quietly took his seat q
the table with the rest Of the passen-
gers, when he was at once ordered to
leave by the steward. This he refused
TO do, and kept his seat during the
whole Of dinner time; but the walters
declined to serve him. The captain Of
the steamer was present and aware Of
the facts, but made no remark TO the
steward whatever. Nov, an very Ger.
tain that this Chinese merchant had
seen and mixed In much better society
than two-thirds Of the people Who sai
st the table whom he vas refused biz
dinner, and feel sure that the popular
manager of the G. p. N. Co. II not aware
OF the spirit Of intolerance which pre-.
walls on board his boats."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13
axAoIT vALLxY.-A 0kaait farmer
called ct our Office yesterday and left
s<rv,~ 80 ~c.x.- ..<.S 49,. . HAL >-A->l-

6xAolT vALLxY.-A 0kaait farmer
called at our Office yesterday and left
some monster potatoes. little subsorip.
ton money. and some information OF
interest about the doinGs Of the people
In that section. Il has been Q GOOD
ssason take Il altogether farmers, log
gers, towpsfolk and steamboat men hav-
ing done veil pscuniarily. The country
has developed a. never before, and
though but little haA besn heard from
It outside IL has made LONG stride for.
ward. bay turned ont especially 0ue
this year. the average yield being about
three tons to the acre, and the product
OF superior quality. A ready sale awaits
the whole crop as GIG ton ON the river
bank. Considerable has alreadv been
cold, and brought TO Seattle on steam
ers aud bArRcs. Potatoes also did veil
this ysNr, and. on account of the dry
weather, are above the average In Quail
tty. -Four hundred bushels TO the aors
10 q common yield. A. with hay, the
price for potatoss 10 ap this year, and
the demand u greater than the supply.
Oats did poorly on the tide data, buS M
the valley averaged veil. The valley
oats Are al cut, thrsshsd and housed
while growers on the Oats are nov In
the midst OF their harvest. Taking
good and bad yields together IL 4
thought sixty bashsls IN acre for the
whole region 10 not out Of the Way
Oats 10 also very saleAhls, and as high
ratea The valley farmers prsctic<
mixed cultivation. ill growing moro OF
leo hay, grain. Vegetables, fruits. Stock
poultry, ssc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13
7 RA11x
psf MTELLIGENCER
4IIlsaKvEa CONSENT.


From day 70 day, and from week TO
week the srgan Of Hon. Samuel j. It'd
m, Who IL viii be remembered was once
- Dsmocessic candidate for President
Of the United States, declares with an
emotion and assurance evidently born OF
knosisaes, thas the sage of:Gfammsroy
Park w;u In no case seesps anothsr
nominasioa 70 ths Presidential omes-
Thas dsslinataou Of this eoocsdsdiy as
tzAs and crafty Statesman has become
ohsoais. Thsrs are many candidates
fog shs Prssidsatisl ofEos Who slushine-
u sssset thas thsy are ''in the hands OF
shads friends, !" thses are othsrs Who dep
rsossinsiy whispsr, Il would IKE the
honor, bas fear my tnospacisy; thsrs
ere seill Sshas vho say thsy would like
tha o0ss and voald try for 1t II ihsJ
thoeaht thass VS. . Ghoa Of . chanos;
bat Il remains for Mr.. TildSs 70 stand
solitary and alone upon . self erected
pedsseal q declared hostility 70 high
peomo1Son. Whsn the famous lsttsr OF
dsslinAtIoa ssp4 By this p,iecsns relic TO
IL Dsmossstio Coovsntioa Of 1850 b -
nsubsssd, this constantly itsratsd d.
slinAtioo Of An honor mot offered and IN
all human probability absolutely unat-
tainab.s, grows interesting. Why dos
Ms. Tndsn, through The New York Ss".
% psrsisesntly refuse 70 become the
standard bsaSsr Of . party which be
ooes led 10 dsfsat and which has never
since dgniasd any symptoms of Q desire
70 have the dose repeated. There are
various ways of keeping alive Q political
corpse and Of ali yss known this method
Of Uncle 6ammy's u the most unique.
He 10 douhelsss waiting for grand pop
rlsy DEMONSTRATION in favor Of his can-
didsey, vhsn like Cinoinattus hevili
lsavs his plow and oder himself for the
sountry's good; viii "vsds in" 70 to
speak, with his barrel psrchsd sioft,
and, pointing 10 IL, proudly exelaim, in
Hoo 6igno viness.r Meanwhile the re-
luseanss Of Mr.. Tildsn y having star
sling eject spon other Dsmoeratio a.
pirsnts for Presidential honors. They
smell good sissd Political rat and ass
taking due measures 70 strengthen thsir
own chances. All a9rss Of coursG that
the "Rspubliean party must CO." bat
sash wants 70 manage The business Il
leaves behind. NJ. Tndeu calmly dls
all the while amid the confusion ef OF
posing forces With telephone as bis
sax listening for the popular call which
shall forcs him 10 rsosds from his pre-
mature decision. Il b funny, decidedly
%, end has In u the elements Of gsnu-
ins comedy, or what b moro liks-AEss
elass buAosnssy. Bat Mr.. Tildsn VIII
usvse consent 70 have his name ussd.
10. nevog.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

4 LAT8 CO uCR6o1oN.

Our Portland contemporaries unite
IN eoussding that after all there may Be
souslhing left for President Villard's
guests 70 - after leaving that city, and
furthermore that there are likely TO b
ever here on Puget Sound great COM
msesial and manufacturing cities. Bet
Ter late than never. The distinguished
visitors will 80 q country here on Puget
Sound With resources unsqualed BY any
equal area Of land and water on earth;
q hArbor accessible without running
over sand bars or facing breakers. and
. city built upon Substantial business
foundations, with an extensive local and
rapidly developing foreign trade, and
psoplsd BY class Of citizens who do
mot know the meaning Of failure. They
will meet bustline people, vide awake,
fully alive 10 the meaning and effect of
ths great work juss completed, and de-
ssrminsd 10 avail themselves Of the new
elements Of growth and prosperity
opened up thereby 70 the fullest extent.
Portland had . grand celebration, and
I'D hsrsslf great honor. Seattle will
not b behind In giving dss and httinR
hospitality 10 the distinguished party
Who honor her with their presence, and
while not expecting 10 rival her big sis.
tss o. The Willamette In sire and 0ostli.
nsss u decoration and procession, will
mot b one whit behind In hsartinsss oi
greeting nor In thsss sourtssiss which
shoald gracs such an occasion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

DUB NOT BUY.-Ths rspost that Nsssrs.
Ysslss and Anderson bad hoaeht ths
WashinRtoa Colony's intsrsse In the
WhAteon townsits peovsd 70 b littls
premature. The colony o6eesd % ell
- mill and tntsrese In the tsvnstts for
H7.OQ. This WAo eonaldoeod chan.
and competent sttoFusys were smployed
70 look up the titles 10 The peopssty,
which titles we're found % se@plSestsd
that the trade vas declared "a. Il
esems that . tesn vas plAstsd Q looa
ume 40. and the streels and alleyI
dedicated - ths pahlie foesvss. Finally
anotheg town vas laid cot differently,
over the old plat. Another tguabIo va
that there are certain minoe helm % The
property In qusseioo. % whom certain
pieces Of property have beso ~ a IN
lien at tAetS int1eess u ~ tovnaits
property. thus leaving BID loophole Tor
future htiRssioa. Thsss eoapkisasioaa,
and thsse aloos. I'D 70 he hrsakine %
Of the sale which vas - nearly eoosum-
mated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

vML Wls@w.-Ths viotoria
6as~dsrd Of The l3th eoutaius The infor-
nation following, AZ l o'clock thin
morning news Was received Of the
wreck Of the bark Revere. u Oape Fiat
IeTy. She Vas In ballast boend foe
Port Townsend for orders. 0he went
lahore about : four o'clock on
Sunday morning last during The prova-
lsnce Of the dsnes fog. Al hands were
eaved. The crew. to the numbog Of
twelve. and The passenger, Of whom
there were four. we're rescued from the
wreck BY Indian canoes. The vessel,
which In Ill probability viii prove . To-
tai loss. vas from Houolulu and 10 par
TALLY insured. The captain viii arrive
this morning from the scsns Of the
wreck" The Rsvses u one Of the most
familiar vessels In the trado q the North
Pacific coast. having been engaged In Il
Tor dxtoon yeara. carrying timber from
Port Discovery and coal from NanaiDo,
chiefly 70 San franoisoo, With occasion
81 oa1goos 70 Hcnolulu. A. Tie time of
her loss che vas under command Of Cap
tain J. +. Kinds, Of Port Tovnssud.
Her owuess were Capt. James noInsyro,
oos-third. and John Xsntdsld 4 Bon, OF
San Franchise, tVo-thiyds. CAPT.
Aolntyrs, Whose homo b at Port Tovu-
end. he's eailed the Revere ever siuas
biz ovnership IN her BEGAN, In 1857.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

The 81. Paul PionssS- Pres gave SOME
aAvies 70 the business men Of that city
and Minneapolis about the celebration
which hes since come Cd with great
seiss. that h worthy repeating. Regard
Ina the character Of tho display 10 b
nads In the psoosssion. II said; Each
tsaAssman or manufacturer 10 obviously
Aimsslf the best judge Of the manner in
which b. can display the msst attract
lively. o. 70 the best advantage, load or
Loads Of his eosds. II . merchant. be
VII s1sreiss his Ingenuity II CON-
sesusting upon his vehicle unique dis
DaAy which shail sst forth The character
anA quality Of the goods be deals In
ths vhols surmoantsd, Of course, by the
nAns q Ais arm, and, IL convenient. an
aupsopsiats motto, pertinent either 70
ths display or The sharsetsr Of the esle
hsatioa. II . manufactures. Q like dis
play 10 dssirabls Of the wares he creates,
and vhsssvsr possible the PROCESS Of
Manufacture should 70 On upon the W
hisss eeatainina the display. Every
occupation, end every representative
Of every occupation. should in this way
become part ofths greatest and grand
- lndustsial proosssion ever witnessed
IN ~ vssG Let no man feel that be
sAa b sxssssd upon any plea what
ever"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13
rms At oIYnPsA.

The LAud o0ce and aeeseAs DaToed-
ether Da1Idinss DesePsve1.
At two o'clock yesterday morning
flames we're discovered issuing from the
rear of Gensrai AcMieksn's new build.
ing, On Main street, ooeopisd BY the
United States Land Omos, Surveyor
Generals ofloe and by several Law drms.
including J. G. Israsl q Co. The alarm
vas given, bat a. tbs town vas poorly
supplied with fire apparatua, but little
was done in the way Of checking the
fury of the dre. Fortunately the tide
was in, 20 that the old hand engine
could be taken TO the beach, where she
performed very good service IN saving
General T. l. Moksnny's residence from
destruction. The building In which the
Register Of the Land Ono and Survey
or Gsneral's Offices we're located vas Q
total Ion, and many valuable records
thssoby DESTROYED. The FIRE soon CON-
municatsd 70 the Unitarian Church,
which vas burned to the ground, and
then 20 General McMicken's stables,
which we're also destroyed. Ills impos-
sible 70 estimate the ioss. The buildings
were Ill large, new structures. The
mos SERIOUS loos, Of course, was the
burning Of the records, many Of which
Il u feared. cannot be replaced.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-13

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md 6spA lst came to hand BY mail yss-
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printed in New Westminster. an import.
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ssain8 - shors dis1anss over % EASY
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