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The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02
DEATH IN A. MINE.
Twenty-fonr Men Killed and Many Others
Uusn
CUBA'S AFFAIRS.

! HmJUreNs
VICTORIA, B. c., July IAN explosion at yelling
ton colliery yesterday, at Mana Rino. killed "a
miners and injured number of Others
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02

:, ROME, July The Pope has ordered members of
rae priesthood in all cholera infected districts to
disposal of the Bishop in urgent cases Of f. the
disease. " Wv
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02
POLITICAL.

The New Work Republican lei. ctors-at-
Large-Why Rev. William IL. Derrick
Withdraws.
ALBANY, N. Y, July 1.-The Evening journal
says it is understood that Rev. William B. Derrick
aScolored), of New York, but formerly of Albany
has declined the nomination of elector-at-larqe on
the Republican ticket. Afndavits charging Der
rick with not being an American citizen, have been
nled with the Evening journal, and rather than
has decided to 1EithdraW
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02

Prof. Allen, of Yale College. and family, are
spending the summer with the Professor q
brothers Hampden Allen at Buckfield.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02
CITY OF PORTLAND.

CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,
June 25, 1884.
OWNERS of Hackney Carriages are hereby re-
W quested to present their teams for inspection,
and to receive their licenses and inspection cards
for the year commencing July l., 1884 at the
Marshal's office, MONDAY, July 7th, from 8 to IL
a. M. and from 230 to o'clock o. m.
je25dtd j. D. DECELLE. CITY Marshal,
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02

LOUISVILLE, KY, July flames G. Blaine
is expected here in eight or ten days, to visit
Gen. Ekin. He will be accompanied by Mrs.
Blaine. and one of his daughters, who will
spend the summer with Mrs. Ekiu. Mr..
Blaine will only be here a day and night, and
he will be handsomely entertained. Gen.
Ekin is cousin of Mr.. Blsine's.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02
Base Ball.
AT, nHmnn-

At Toledo-Toledos 8; Allegheny 3.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati IL, Washinptons &.
At dianapolis-Brooklyns 6, Indianapolis o.
At Columbus-Colum 4, metropolitan 8.
At Louisville-Louisvilles l3, Athletics 1.
AT Louis-St Louis IL, Baltimores s.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02
MAINE.
The Law Court.

BANGOR, July 1.-The law term of the SUI
preme Judicial Court adjourned today after
session of thirteen days, the longest for
many years.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The:Ieading 5 cent Cigar of New Eng
land. Ask your dealer for this brand.
G. w. SIMONTON G. CO., Agents, 444 to
44S Fore st.
may13 sniff
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02
Bowdoin College

EXAMINATIONS for admission to college will
Il be held at the Cleveland Lecture Room, Mas
sachusetts Hail. on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, July
18th and 12th and on FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
Sept. 26th and 9th, beginning each day at 80 A.
M. All candidates must be present on Friday
morning
ALPHEUS S. PACKARD,
Acting President.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02

An animal, supposed to be fisher-cat, made
its appearance at Middle Intervale one night
last week, and killed and carried off % young
turkeys, with the old one, belonging to Mrs
Eliza Russell. The next day some young ones
and part of the old one were found about a
mile away.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02

Rev. Mr.. Luce, pastor of High street Meth
odist church. Gardner, baptised eleven per-
sons by immersion Sabbath morning, and thir-
teen by sprinklDg in the afternoon in the
church, and received thirty-nine iuto the
church.
The Portland daily press., 1884-07-02

Miss Sarah Hovey died Tuesday morning at
the residence of DR.. Cornish, in South Boston,
aged 81 years. She lived formerly at Bangor,
She was the granddaughter of Rev. Mr.. Hovey
the frat pastor OF the Congregational church
of Plymouth. Mass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14
eGsEs csmrrrrrsss.

II IL very generally believed that the
PosT- InrxfLGaExcKn Of Seattle ID be
ing paid by the Union and Central Pa.
the Northern Pacific land grants In
order 10 weaken aud break down the
eompefItion Ia rates thai now exists. -
Hbafeom RsFefile.
There are possibly . few persons on
earth s1fiieisntly eredulous 20 believe
thai In advocating tbs cause Of the PEG
pie Of this Territory the Pssr-IkTkLIf.
oxxCxs has been influenced by other
than motives Of loyalty 10 shsir best In.
tsrssts. suoh persons. however, do moi
reside In this sectioa or read this paper
Be this ~ IL may. there are none "a
ignorant a. 10 declare with the Repeiiis
that any competition IN rates exists bc
tween she Centsai and Northern Pacific
Railroads. IL 10 a fact. we'll known 10
every intelligent. reading citizen Of this
Territory, that no such thing as compe
tition exists between the companies
named; that before the Northern Pacific
was completed 20 waliuls II had entered
into contract With the Onion Pacific
and the Oregon Railway a Navigation
Company that prohibited competition
and that AZ soon a. the Northern Pacific
had route open 20 Portland u entered
into an agreement with other transcon.
tinental railroads. whereby il agreed to
maintain existing rates In consideration
Of q yearly bsibe Of half million dol
lars. The Northern Pacific Is not now
and never has been q competing rail-,
road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

E5sefions II Ohie s1d Wsss virR3sss
seosr todey. II i esnsEAlIy esnssds6
fh&s sze Espnblissns wsEI ezrry Ohio.
Estsm&sss ~ - ns5or1sg RACES from
11W 70 1900. - isfser hesne sfs
figures G1vsn b ssv Dsuoensis Sour-
n<ss IN order % eiss tsslr psssy . shsses
70 Absdes,~ ~ eiasnine.in Ne event 81
d1fsss ~ snaiies msjorsty. shss ~
K~pabliesns have nos polI<d tkssr ssfi-
nxssd s<rsnexk, nsr me- with The Soc
sem snficspss<d- Fssm vhzt ear be
gafhered cot ~ ne m3n % nstt<x sp'
gearing n zzssropslsEss bevspspsfs. m.
snalnG s.simss<s " pxominenf ozisisis.
and corssspons3snfs wEe hxss bern fxzv-
cling sbost the efsse dsfine sbs eens-
psien, fhs Hspabisesns Should sarry fss
sszss By ~ Issss 800 ra~5osisy. 5his
i smaii ds6sreses 10 . t6ssi vote q
5000. and mag bs largely sxessdsd
Fear pears sxo sbs Espubtisss majority
In Ossobsr was 1900. 10 . total voss d
aboaf 76lDo. This msjsrity US In
sssassa 10 Eovensk~s 70 ss.olo, me tosal
vote reaehiE=, 1900. Osio has nevsl
gone Democrats sinss sSs Espublie4z
party vac eresnizsd. Ia a grssidsnfis
year. The lowest Rspobliss= nsiorit,
given By her for Prsssdsnt. wss foI
Hayes In Is7s. abs Isresss vAs for La
coin in 1854. the forrner's majority bsias
bot 7510, the iattsr's 10 go.
West yirRinis u . contested State
sifh ehsnses ssd estimates fsvoriua ths
Democrats. HsF frss PrssidsnfisI cleo
tion vss 10 1854. shsn the Republican,
carried tbs State By t2OQ In isss
Grant had $50 majority. In 1872 ba
zse4. In 1876 Iilden's majority va
ovsr 1900. asd 10 1850 Hancock bes
0zrAeid BY 1900 votes 10 1850, how
ever, the Gsesnbsck ssndidsts receives
500 votes IN West Virginia, making
Hsueosk's actual majority over ell ba
800 This year Batter h In tbs field
and no ons can tell how strong he vii
be tn Novesabsr. Bot few estimates
have been published ON the elsction Ia
West Virgins today. They range from
500 70 1900 Demseratis majority
Probably 1000 IL fair figure. Tia.
result 10 thai State nexs month will b
srsstiy affected BY shs outcome In Ohis
to-day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

FoR SSoaoxzH ProrLK.-The people
OF Snohomish now have a railroad MAJ
10 crack as well - she people of King.
The 80 mile limits for the Puyaliup coal
road take in q rov and half of town
ships Ia the southern part of their soun-
~. reaching all the way 20 Snohomish
City. In other words. for the building
OF coal road In an Their county. which
will do them no perccpkable good what
ever, over hnndrsd thousand acres OF
their choicest lands will be taken, and
this in violation OF soatract, equity or
common sense Our friends Of Sneho.
mish county viii look at thIs land grant
curse in different light from this time
90. and IL will be surprising II unAni,
naous vote IL not easi there next month
ag ainsi the msn who represents in this
political canvass thsse pl1nderers of the
GUvernmt NJ And the people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

SrRxxr Can TRAYFIc.-The street cars
again did huge business last Sunday
afternoon and evening. making four
single or too round trips an hour, aud
carrying An average. OF twenty five
passengers trip. Several ttnes thirty or
more persons were riding on the same
car. every seat being ocsupied. children
held on laps, standing room all taken.
and four men ou each OF the two plat
forms Not only was tkss the ease. bat
many more passengers would have
been carried had there been rvom
In the cars. people turning away
as their inability % Ret accommoda-
tions. The company Is extending i,s
system 90 both Froxs and Pike streets
down the hay and toward Lake Union
and when the work now in hand Is CON.
pleted. two more cars viii a, once be pat
on the road.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

A thousand Oar. - Prcisely l0oi
copies Of the DAfLx Posr- SxxLLrogs.
CHS we're cold In this city last Sunday
IL VAS The frss time IN the history ol
the parsr that. on an ordinary occasion
and without special inoentiye. iss hons
circulation alone reached or exceedee
one thousand. and we believe we n iussi
fied In Asserting that u 10 the oaly tisus
In the history OF any paper In any tnwr
IN Oregon. Washington OF British Co
lamhia. except Portland, that such VA
the case. Dali or hard times. 50 fsi
from diminishing OUT oirculsiian. seen
rather 90 increase 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

MHRrmAsT Tku0Ks. Mvssrs. Bode 4
6uieer have nssed up nsu merchant
tailoring establishment ~ III Front
street. nexs door - poncias' new block,
and have iuss resolved full line OF
foreigc aud domestic ecods. Lsox
prtces and pessecs 81 = j. a. motto ss
this hrm. IT, Se gentlemen are bosh
expsrisnced voFkmea IN thslr line. and
the handsome clothing they tnrn e1i
evidences this fact. ocl& I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

AaArx IN PuKr. - The three nassed
schooner Sailor Boy. Captain Mitchell,
arrived fron San Francisco last San
day, having made enc OF a. best round
trips of the eason--swensy ave days,
including discharge Of cargo and de-
tenticn in port a. the bay City. She
viii load here as before and return so
san Francisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

ASS Ak&IvED.-fhe ne~ rifle CON-
pany reccntly Organized in Seattle r.
csived seven cases Of Springfield rities
and full outfit Of Advertisements BY
tae Messenger yesterday. The guns
we're shipped By Adjatant General
Cd Brisn, ard tie members u the crxn-
pAny are As proud OF their weapons ss q
boy got his frss pair of red topped
boo&.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

INDIAN CoscEKT Fourteen indians.
belonging 20 the Episcopal and Assho-
dist missions IN the northern portiors
Of British Columbia. Who have been at
wosk IN the klnx county hop fields. will
give musical conc-Et AZ the Baptist
Church on next "Wednesday evening.
Que cf their number will accompany
the singers en- The Organ. An Indian
eenc<rt j. 4 novelty, 30 say the least.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14

BoES.--At Port Townsend, 0ctoher
18th. 10 the wifs uf Caps.in r. W. De
I4ion. SIN. Captain De Lion's family
previously consisted Of i've girls. and
10 IL represented 80 being somexhas
elafed al the tnrn roe taken.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14
House to Let.

A NEW SEvEN-ROoM COTTAGE
"A eight MINUTES level walk from the
Post Once. good neishhof hood chance
far chi skens: caty water: n-ewooa free !;
rent. 81 per month. Inquire Of
l. r. DEARBORN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14
FOUND.

A DRIFT. IN POSSESSION SOUND, A
\ boom OF saw logs marked III in star,
The owner can have the same by paying
towage and other expenses.
u6 WM. VIII TFTELD.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-14
UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE HORSES.
4 finest carriages, hackz ard hnxxink
to hire at any and al times. an mouf rn&r
soma bic rates
Horses boarded by the dag. wees o.
month and the best cars gu8Fanfeed
PHILLIPS & SEARS
Proprietoss. Com a.ercial street Opposite
The Arlingtoa- sz8
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NOTCH
MAyosss oryrcr

Crry OF SkAsTLE. Als. Il. lses.l
W h ATTEND To OFFICIAL
L business. IN connecrion with city mat
terra daily. Sundays excepted. fros 10 70
Y O'Clock O. M al my oitlce. room 6
Hes2cr-Ise2xy block.
AUS JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
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sHIL0HS COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure a said by rs on guarantees.
4 cures Consumption sold By A. b.
stewart
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CATARRH CURED. heAlsh and swes {
breath secured. by SAiioh's CAtarrh
Remedy. Prizes 80 ceuss. Nasal injector
free. Sold BY A. d. Stewart.
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Situation Wanted.

DY A NAN. TO WORK AS A PoR-
- ter in q hotel or store where he can
give tia utmost satisfaction. Call a. PnsT-
tgTE1I 4ksfyeScKx af.irss II e
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BRUNSWICK RESTAURANT,
Brunswick Hotel Commercial Street


THE ABOVE RESTAURANT HAS
i been newly fitted up with private
rooms for isdies aad all the couyeniences
OF q first-class D ace. b. two Of fs,s be I
caterers OF the Pacific Coast. who i'll
endeayor 20 do everything In their pow-I
70 make its reputation equal to the ceie-
brated house in New iork City after
which iG Is named.
Private dinner parties, suppers and
lunches for balls and parties, both pubic
ami private, gotten up at this Restaurant,
or al private residences. at short mol ice /;
aiso. soups. salad-. fish or other dishes
Zoe private families.
Oysters cooked in any style.
We hope 10 see ali our friends and the
good living public in general.
A. CANNON.
Formerly OF Barnum's Restaurant
H. DOHM,
Formerly steward OF the New England
and late Of the Occidental Hotel. ocls
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For Rent.
TO LET.

TWO DWELLING HOUSES. IN
l. quire Of A. CHIl.BEkG & Co seI6
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WIN. DUENKEL

E,ORMERLYpRTS IPAL or YREKA
L High school, having twenty years
experience In teaching In private and pub
lie schools Of California, respect uIfy in
forms the pub.ic that hs Is now prepared
languages. naIhe mz tics and book keep
Ing double entry. for which an evening
class - desired. he also will accept q
limited number Of pupils 10 participate in
day school for the instruction VI the
members Of his own family.
FOR terms apply at his residence. corner
sixth and Cnisersity streets. 4Iz
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Proposal for Bids.
The Washington Territory Employ
meat Bureau

DROP. SAILS WILL BE RECEIVED
i for the purrh zee OF the right. tile
and interest In the established business
known as the w. 7. t. Bureau and Com
mercial Agency. together with tbs TX
lures, furniture chandeliers. signs. print
ing for one year double door safe. Insnr-
ance paid 70 June. 1885. telephone :, Nov.
18th. and outstanding accounts. In fact.
the whole plant. This businees has been
in successful operation mors than IL
months and is well known all over. and IL
the only business OF this kind In the Ter
ritory. and bears an Al reputation. For
further particulars reii on
PICKERING & CO.. Agents.
Or W. w. Holcomb attorney atlew.
We reserve thu right to reject any or
all bids. The above must have real name
and address. l06
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RANDOLPH In shiz cfsy. OCT. II 10 ID
wife Of !. III. Randolph. SOFA
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WANTED,

A GD0D COOK. IN SMALL FAMILY.
SIS LEWIS.
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NOTICE.

IIEDAR RIVER RAILRoA D.
~ Ten teams. wagons and scFapers
wanted. Apply Immediately 10
/ WA CTI0NG & co.
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To the Public.

I'm AND AFTER THIS DATE THE
W sunset Telephone Xxx shsnge will be
open ~ all hours. Subscribers via hing
connections with other telephones may
have them by calling the Office and giving
number wanted III. HENUS
c Manager
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wIsEAwaks ssEeeus1s.

Mr.. A. B. Stewart II always alive 10
his bcs31sss. and spares no pains 70 -
cure me b<ss Of every zsficts IN hls .ine.
de has see1red the agency for the ceis-
brxfsd DE-. Kings New Discovery for
Ctonsczp<tsn@ Ths onIy csrfzin care
ksown FIR Cpnszmption, Conzks. Coizs.
Hoarsenksz. Asthma, Hay Fever, Brsn-
Trial bottles frss- Regular slxss 81 :.
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ORGANS.

IY YOU WANT CHEAP RATTLE
j trap IN ngs called ORGANS you can get
them At most any music store. but IL you
resiiy want GOOD organ address Agent
Jewett Organ Company. Box Loo. Seattle.
wash. aus
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A SUITE OF OFFICES IN MY FIRE
n proof bu lding. c =. gTuNE,
~ 615 Front street.
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GROUP, wHOOPISG COUGH and
Bfonchftas iunnedizsesy relieved BY sal
ioh's Cure sold By A. H. Sewarf-
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THAT HACKING CUCGa san Be %
q1iekiy 'icnred By Shiseh's Cara We
guarantees IL Sold By A. b. Stewart
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Estray Notice.

HAME TO THE PREMISES OF VIM.
~ Hanson. On. Alki r-oint, whit steer,
about 3ycArs oil. branded H. Lsez4dw3W
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THREE ROOMS. NICELY FUR
l. rished for Aoas keeping. for 9 gentle
man and wife; rent 81 per month. 1850
Front street Sc
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To Rent.

A SMALL NEATLY FURNISHED
~ house: best locafioa In the city :
only thres sninutes walk from Pest Office.
Address A. B. KOHL x. q. box III SIC
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House to Let.

A sIx-R03M HOUSE, IN NICE OR
n der. Garner Of Tenth and Howell; Si2
per month water included Apply at
Free Methodist Church IS
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Claim OF u. q. Shorey for $3ev0. was
referred TO Committe on Public Build
ings, Property and Grounds.
Ordered that the Attorney be instruct
ed 90 submit an ordinance TO protest
laborers and other creditors Of coutracs
ors on public improvements.
Bid OF Yong 4 Said, for Battery
street sidewalk. laid on the table.
The bad of Hill Il Rosburg, for the
construction OF a sidewalk on Battery
street, at Slt per thousand feet of !uan-
Der used, was accepted and bond liked
at 500.
Ordered that the police force be i'm
ssructed 10 enfoscs all existing ordi-
nsnces aud Territorial laws.
Ordered that Mrs. Dodd and Mrs.
Schulz be and are hereby authorized 10
peddle about the city for three months
Ordered that Vim. l.. Lindslsy and
all janitors Of all school buildings be
aud are b rely appointed special po-
liccmen, and that the Chief Of Police
be and ID hereby instructed 20 give
stars 10 said parties upon application
Adjourned.
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HAVING CONTRACTED EARLY
Z i in the season fer several choice dai-
ries. we can nos furnish Butter OF differ
ent graz es at lower rates than IL usual st
this season Of the year.
C. r. aTONE,
ssi9 6zs Front street.