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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-08
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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-11-08
Northwest SrEpNsE
ANACORTFS. .. NOVEMBER 3 1884


II is reported nt Hone that the
miners Law allied fifteen dollars
day in tho gold mines of the upper
Skagit this season.
Patents in sevcralty to the In
tiians for the lands in the Puvallup
reservation are on their way from
Washington.
The govern~cnt snaghoat il en-
gagged in removing the jam on the
Nooksack above Lynden Naviga>
ton will be opened as far us the
Monks ,ck Crossing.
A fine specimen OF the Gloria
Mundl apple, having golden yell
low color, AMI weighing II ounces,
is on exhibition at the Enterprise
tfiice, grown on the farm OF IA. p
o. Bryant, on Guemes island.
Clarence White, son OF Judge
White of Fidalgo, returned to tho
Island recently from Spokane Falls
where he was engaged rs typo on
tho Spokane Chronicle. He will
remain with his parents during the
winter.
Rev. J. II. Birckhead will hold
divine service at Deception Pass
on Sunday, the 9th inst. On
Wednesday the 18th, he will
hold = service at the Nelson
school house, Fidalgo Bay, at p i.
AZ. All are invited.
The Victoria reporters claim
that they have actually seen the
nuggets from the Skeena river
mines, but the Kamloops Sentinel
hopes that these favorable reports
will not turn out to be another
Skagit affair"
Two bands of sheep. one number
ing 270o, and the other 800, wero
recently driven by trail from Wash
ington Territory into Montana.
The number taken eastward from
tins territory this year greatly outs
number those of former years.
The Samish oysters are becoming
famous rs the best favored and
largest Of this delicious species of
biva'vcs now found IN the waters
of PUGET Sound. Considerable
quantities arc shipped by the steam.
ers to the cities where they are pre-.
ferred over all others offered.
The central Pacific railroad com
pxny are fitting up two Of their
steam col! for passengers, and it
Is surmisod that they will offer to
compete for freight and passengers
with the Central and Southern Pa
cilic roads via Portland to San Fran
cisco.
In recent Blaine procession IN
New York, incandescent lamps
were carried in the helmets of the
rank and file, tho electricity being
supplied through a rope CARRIED
along the line leading from II dyn>
amo machine on a wagon in the
hollow square Of the procession.
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GARDINER.

J. X. Sawtelle has returned from his visi,
to Salt Lake City.
Alfred Chase has returned from Florida
where he spent the winter. much improved
in health.
The following officers of Gardiner Lodge,
X. of p. were elected Monday night viz +;
4. A. Williams, c. c. T; ). NJ. Turner. v. c.
c. NJ. Drake. Prelate; Frank Goodrich, NJ.
Of A.; Arthur Jewett, X. r. V. s.
The Manager of the Coliseum has arranged
programme for the Fourth that will draw q
crowd of citizens and strangers. There will
be band concert morning and evening A
mile race on roller skates by the ladies at II
o'clock in the forenoon
A polo game between the coliseum ire. :
and the "Unknowns" at o'clock z. NJ
There will be fine exhibition Of tire works
in the evening, grand scrub race on rollers,
at 3 o'clock in the evening, and a two.mile
race on rollers at 9.l5 y. NJ, for gentlemen,
w. II. Houston and daughter have gone to
Montreal for two weeks visit TO friends In
that city.
The steamer Islander will carry passengers
to Bath and Boothbay to-day at excursion
rates.
The Methodist Sunday school Of this city
will hold a picnic at the Richmond camp
ground to-day. Parties can go down on either
of the forenoon trains.
Saturday evening the Boston Comedy
Company will give one of their unique en-
tertainments at the Coliseum building
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
FROM PORTLAND.
Drowned While Fishing-Marine Note
Visit of the Hartford City Guards
How the Fourth will be Gel.
ebrafed--A Mysterious Death.
PoRrLASp, July 3.

PORTLAND, July 3.
boy six years old, living on Madison
strees, while fishing in Back Bay, Portland,
Thursday morning, hoo oked a big fsh, was
pulled in and drowned.
Capt. Gestone Of the British bark Inveresk,
arrived from Liverpool. Thursday morning,
reports July lst, 80 miles southwest from
Cape Sable, saw the body of man floating
face downward. He was dressed as a fisher
man in an oil suit. Ths wind was blowing
heavily and dense fog prevailed. The
body disappeared quickly.
The Hartford City Guards arrived at $50
p. NJ, and were received by the Portland
Cadets, with Mechanic Blues, Light Infan-
try, Montgomery Guards, High School
Cadets and Yarmouth Rifles, under command
of General Lynch, and escorted to the Fal-
mouth Hotel, being welcomed at City Hall
by Mayor King on the way. This evening
they will be entertained at clubs and other
wise informally. Tomorrow forenoon they
will be taken down the bay in the steamer
Emilia and in the afternoon depart for the
Glen House, White Mountains.
Portland will celebrate the fourth by fan
tastics, boat races and sailing regatta in the
forenoon. Public exercises at City Hall,
base ball and Conley and Teemer boat race
at Lake Sebago in the afternoon, with fire.
works in the evening.
A woman named Annie Gilman, 45 years
old. was found Monday lying in bed 10 a
house on Franklin ST., insensible, and bear
ing marks of foul play from appearances she
had lain in that condition over day, she was
taken to the aims house, where she died this
afternoon, not having recovered conscious
ness.
A sailor named Hiram Reynolds and man
named Gage are under arrest for supposed
connection with the case.
Coroner Gould will hold an inquest tomor
row forenoon.
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FOREIGN NEWS
THE CHOLERA.
Six Thousand People Left Narseiiies-
Physicians Declare the Panic Need.
Iess-The Fright Extends TO Paris.


MAKsEILLEs, july 8.
AT eight O'Clock this morning three deaths
from cholera had been reported since last
night. AT least six thousand of the inhabi-
tants have lied. Four hundred poor workmen
from Tuion have been sent back 20 that city
The panic is unQuesiionably increasing. In
face of this, however, the physicians and
chemists Of the city have held meeting and
declared that the alarm is senseless. The
rate Of mortality, they aver, does not exceed
that which is usual in a time of great health.
They express their belief also that many
deaths have been attributed TO cholera which
were really due TO other canses. The mani
cipal authorities have decided to forego the
customary celebration on July 4th.
Between l2 A. M. and P. NJ. there were
deaths from cholera here.
Eight new cases of cholera has been re-
ported since noon today, but no further deaths
have occurred.
PARIS, July s.
The perfect of police has ordered that all
passengers and baggage arriving from places
where cholera is prevalent shall be disinfect-
ed before entering Paris. Some of the Paris
ian Journals assert that there were three
cases of cholera in Paris yesterday. The
Voltaire denies this. Travellers who pass
into Italy by the Mount Gents tunnel are sub
jected to a quarantine OF five DAYS at the from
tier.
TouLoS, July 8.
At 10 A. NJ. there bad been three deaths
since last night. The sanitary condition of
the city is considered improved. The Italian
refugees are inferred at Veniimiglia.
Seven persons have been attacked with
cholera and FIVE deaths have occurred since
A. NJ.
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PRETTY sTUFFY.
The Men who Ached to Lick Their
Fellows.

ToREsro, July 3.
Yesterday was the last dsy of the military
camp, and the different corps left for home.
serious riot was narrowly averted. Some
persons cut down the tents Of the 77th batil-
lion while the inmates were asleep, and the
latter, believing the members of the 18th
batillion, between whom and the 77th there
had been a long. standing grudge, to be the
guilty parties. . general fight was proposed,
and buglar sounded the assembly. Word
was dispatched to the main guard, which
came TO the scene of actien at double quick.
The 77th were ordered to their tents, but re-
fused to obey, saying that they wanted to
lick the 18th. The guard we're then ordered TO
Hx beyonets, and the nth refusing the sec
ond time to disperse, word was given to
charge, and several Of the 77th received bey-
onet wounds before the order was obeyed.
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TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION.
Incorporation Of the Drawbaugh TeIe.
graph and Telephone Co.

New YoRK, July 3.
The certificate of the incorporation of the
Drswbaugh Telephone and Telegraph com
pany of Canada was filed today. The capital
stock is fixed at 81 900, 900. The lines of the
company are to run from this city to Albany,
Buffalo, Windsor, Ont, Hamilton, Toronto,
and Montreal; then to begin at Albany and
run to Rouse's Point. N. Y, Quebec, Halifax
and thence to the different States and Terri
tories of the United States and Canada, and
across any other countries of the Western
Hemisphere.
A certificate of the corporation Of the
North American Insulated Cable company
was also fled today. The corporators are the
same rs those of the Drawbaugh company
mentioned above. The capital stock is 81 ,000,-
900. The objects of the company are 70 con-
struct lines of electric telegraph and lines Of
electric cables in the United States and Can
ada, and to run cables to the coast & Europe
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Minister Morton at Paris, having notified
the State department at Washington that the
Bartholdi statue Of Liberty Enlightening
the World" would be transferred to him as a
representative of the President of the United
States on July 4th, and that the French gov
ernment would furnish a war vessel for the
transportation OF the statue TO the United
States, Secretary Frelinghuysen today in
structed the minister by cable to avail him
self Of the opportunity to express the thanks
of the government and people of the United
States for the statue as work of srt and as
a monument of the abiding friendship of the
people Of France.
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Races at Bangor.

BANGOR, July 8.
There was a good attendance and fine
trotting at Maplewood Park today.
In the min. class Repedus, of Man
chester was the first; ID. +. A., Bangor, sec.
ond; Claud Man. vanceboro, third; Glad
stone of Corlnna, fourth.
In the 2.35 class Gray Dan Carmel, first
Gazelle, vassalboro. second; Surprise, Dex
ter, third; Jersey Lily, st. John, fourth.
Time, 2.324.
Running race, Golden Maxim, st. John,
first; Pattanbe, st. John, second. Time i.5l.
Wagon race, Grey Nose, Gardiner. first
Frank F., Brunswick, second. Time, 2.S44'
The race will be continued tomorrow.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
STAR RoUTElNyEsTrGATloS.
Attorney General Brewster Before the
Investigating Committee
WAsHrxsros. Iuly 3.

WAsHlxGroS, JULY 8
Attorney General Brewsier was ex-
smined today by the Springer committee
relative to the trial Of the Star Route cases.
Mr.. Brewster testified as 10 the circumstances
under which various special council were en-
ployed substantially as stated by Individual
witnesses previously. Bliss, he said, was op-
posed TO Gibson, Cook and Corkhill as un-
trustwo worthy. In Bliss himself Brewster had
the utmost confidence. Gibson and Cock
withdrew voluntarily. but il was deemed best
for political reasons not to dismiss Corkhill
The witness stated that the presideat had
rendered every possible assistance in prose-
cutting the star route cases including the kel
logg cases. The witness said that the
charges that Brewster and Cameron had en-
devOred to bribe the jury were false.
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RUBBER WORKS BURNED.
Four or Five Hundred People Out Of
Work.


BosToS, July 4.
At o'clock this morning fire was dis
covered in one of the dry houses in the rear
of the Revere Rubber Cos factory. In q
few minutes the entire factory was in flames,
the progress of which the iremen we're un-
able to check, owing 70 the scarcity of water.
The main building covered three acres and
q half and was four stories high and 800 feet
long. Between 400 and 500 hands we're en-
ployed and the factory was running TO its
full capacity in manufacturing rubber goods
and elastic fabrics. The loss on the building
and stock 10 CSC, 900 on which there was
general insurance Of 1885,, 900 and special
insurance Of 100000.
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A TERRIFIC SHOWER.
Buildings Blown Down-A Man Buried
I'm the Ruins.

FAIRFIELD, July 8.
terrific thunder shower passed over
Fairfield about o'clock Wednesday after
noon, doing considerable damage. The west
side of the large brick building at the pulp
mill was blown in. The walls of the build
ing had just been completed all ready for the
roofing timbers. Estimated loss, $500.
A new barn. 60xlO0 feet, owned by Mr..
Gideon Spearing of Benton was blown down.
burying Mr.. Spearing in the ruins. Mr.. S. is
badly hurt. Doctors from Fairfield and
Waterville are attending him.
Besides the above damages, trees and
chimneys we're blown down, windows burst in,
and the tall flag staff on the park was broken
of near the ground.
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A Disorderly Gang.
MnwaUKgE. wis, ],

MILWAUKEE. Wis. July 3.
About 200 laborers employed By the Lake
Shore & Western railroad company in Mich
igan arrived here this morning. having trav-
elled two days nnd nights without food and
going 20 the headquarters Of the company
demanded the pay for their Nav work. Be
ing refused they attempted to break in the
doors, but the police drove them away. They
still hang about having no money and being
desperate from hunger.
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"a singie Fact ss werth q ship-Iesd Of
ArRmmem4.O

Mr.. W. B. LAthrop, Of South Easton.
Mass, under date Of Jan 7, 1884, SAYS: Ny
father had for years an eating cancer on bis
under lip, which had been gradually grow
ing worse until il had eaten away his under
lip down to the gums, and vas feeding itself
on the inside Of his cheek, and the surgeons
said horrible death was soon 70 come. We
gave him nine bottles Of Swift's Specific and
he bas been entirely cured. IL has created
great excitement in this section.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
THE SwfYT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, At
lanta, Ga, l59 w. 23d St., N. r., and 1905
Chestnut &C., Phila-
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CHICAGO CONVENTION.
Arrival Of Delegates-Caucus Of Cali.
fOrnia Delegation.

CHICAGO, July 3.
The California and Nevada delegations to
the democratic national convention arrived
this forenoon. portion of the New York
delegation has also arrived.
The California delegation held q caucus
during the forenoon to outline the further
plan Of action, but came to no fpal decision.
The halls and Hobbies Of all the hotels are
literally decorated with views Of Roswell
T. Flower.
Representatives of different labor organiza-
tons Of the city held secret meetings and ap-
pointed q reception committee TO go out and
meet Gen. Butler on his way to Chicago.
Arrangements are being made for a monster
demonstration on his arrival. Its expected
that 10000 men will be in line.
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NEW YoKx, July 8.
The president of the Franklin Bank Note
company. which prints tickets for the Man
haitian railroad. has examined the counserfeif
tickets and pronounced them better In some
respects than the genuine. The evideuce
implieates not less than thirty ticket agents
and officers i'm the employ of the company.
More arrests viii probably be made this
afternoon The counterfeis tickets seized
we're worth more than 80, 900.
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A Nomination by the President.

President Arthur today issued proclama-
ton warning all persons not settled on lands
in Indian Territory, declaring these lands are
set aside for the use of Indian tribes and
further warning all persons that military
force will, If necessary, be used to maintain
the lands for the exclusive use of the In
dians, as is prescribed by the statutes of the
United States. All persons at present settled
Immediately.
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Drowned while Bathing.

OXFORD, July 8.
Willie Couwell, smart, bright boy OF IL
wears, who has been in the employ of Orin
Jones of Oxford, was drowned "Wednesday
evening, While bathing in the outlet OF
Thompson pond. He and another boy OF
about the same age were together. Youns
Conwell, being unable to swim, got beyond
his depth and sunk before the other boy could
reach him. His body wes recovered in about
an hour after the accident.
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The Final Adjournmea, Of Congress.

II seems TO be tolerably certain that Con-
gress will close its present session by noon
Monday next, the last Of the regular appro-
priation bills having been passed by the SEN
ate. All of the absolutely necessary work Of
Congress remaining unfinished is now in the
conference committee. IL is thought by the
leading members of the House that il will
possibly close its unfinished business by Sat
urday evening, and is this is done the pro-
gramme will be to take recess till Monday
noon, that interval being sufficient to allow
of the enrolling of appropriation bills, and
then to meet only for the purpose of signing
these bills.
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Nomiuatious by the President.

The president sent the following nomina-
tions to Senate to-day: To be consuls, Jo-
seph A. J. Jones Of Mass, at Alden; Leonard
b. Smith, Maine, at Cumcoa.
Ensigns of Junior grades to be ensigns in
the navy Z. 4. Hayden, Mass; J. B. Ca
hoon, Vermont; p. r. Adger, Mass. +.
Swift and W. J. Richardson, Mass. T. G..
Dewey, Vermont.
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A Ramor.

Loxe BRANCH, n. j., July 3.
The intimate friends Of James G. Blaine
have secured the refusal of one Of the new
cottages Of John Hony. at Hollywood Park,
aud have rendered It to Mr.. Blaine and fam
ily for the summer. The cottage Ia furnished
throughout and has about 40 rooms. A
strong effort will be made to induce Mr.
Blaine TO spend the summer here with his
wife and children.
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Time and money viii be saved BY keeping
Kidney Wort IN the house. IL Il an invalua-
ble remedy for all disordered Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels and for all diseases arisfng from
distractions Of these organs. IL has cured
many obstinate cases after hundreds Of dol
fars had been paid TO physicians without OBJ
taining relief II cares Constipation, Piles,
Biliousness aad all kindred disorders. Keep
Il By you. jnlylfsod&wIw
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GETrsBUKG, Pa, July 3.
This afternoon she l4th Connecticut regi-
ment visited Round Top Avenue, the scene
Of Longstreet's assault 20 years ago today,
and unveiled Q monument 100 feet high,
built Of Adams county granite. Two bronze
tablets and base bear the regimeatal rec.
ords. Most Of the visitors leff for home this
evening.
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From Lucius s. Cony. the weIl-known Black
smith.
While at my work, that of blacksmithing,
exposed myself To drauaht and took Sc
we're cold. Hearing 90 much said about To-
gus Cough Mixture, I sent and got bottle.
After taking a few doses my cough was entire
ly gone. cheerfnlly recommend it TO others.
mar6+&wf
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Ell MAHDl.
The Leading mohammedau Unlversity
Acknowledges fits Religious Claims.

CArRo, July 3.
Ell Hazar, the greatest Mahommedsn Uni
versitv. after secret conclave, has pro.
nounced in favor of the Mahdi's religious
claims. FL Hazar had hitherto denied NAH
dis pretensiops This decision, 1t is believ-
ed, will have an important influence on the
Senonsi, and other tribes. Suakin dispatches
state that friendly natives had made an
attack and killed two rebels and captured
several prisoners.
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/. II. Kicker, of Ricker's Iron Works,
Lock Haven, Pa, writes March 23d ~
bought one bottle Of your Tar Syrup and
fennd II an excellent article for colds and
bronchitis" For sale by Allen and Co.
apr7tEwlm
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YAxKTox, Oak, July 8.
The crop prospects were never better than
At present; the average Of corn and fax in
creased 50 per cent. Oats and barley very
promising; rye ready 10 cut Yield Of every
thing much larger than last year. Crops in
Red River valley In fne condition, and 10
per cent better than at the corresponding time
last year, and average 10 per cent greater.
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Allow cough to run until Il gets beyond
the reach Of medicine. They often say. Oh,
il viii wear away, but in most cases il wears
them sway. Could they be induced to try
the successful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam, which we sell on positive guarantee to
cure, they would Immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose. Price
SOC ard sl.O0 Trial size free.
Respectfully, Bowditch & Webster.
oct22t&w1w.
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INV YoRk. Inly 3.

NV loRA. July }.
District Attorney Ridgewsy OF Brooklyn,
has brought suit against the New York
Tribune. to claim SIS. 200 damages for allegs
ed libel in remarks eriucising the action con,
neciion With the recent indictment Of Coney
Island Pool sellers
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For the nose and throat, externally or inter-
nally used, Thomas Ecleclric OIL is match
less. Astama, ca,arrh. .aad serious throa,
affections are quickly amenable 10 this cfii-
cient remedy, janeS0s&W lwlp
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orr FOR CHICAGO.
Speciel Trains Of Newspaper CORES
pondents Leaves Baltimore.
BALr,MoRR, Nd, July 3.

BALTIMORE, Nd, July ..
A special train on the Baltimore 4 ONO
railroad. conveying newspaper correspond.
ents TO the democratic national convention -
Chicsro, left this morning at $50 o'clock.
REPRESENTATIVES of all the dailies OF this CITY
we're passengers and ss Washington about
forsy gentlemen representing leading papers
az the country will joia the train which VIII
reach Chicago Friday afternoon.
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A Long Passage.

PRoyrpRscx, July s.
The U. S. ship Saratoga arrived st New
port this afternoon, 4s days from Tencriele-
Trhere had been much anxiety about the
-essel by reason of her long voyage.