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construction, acquired by frequently taxing the
railroad track when walking was bad on the
turnpikes, they will doubtless make a report
highly creditable to themselves and satisfactory
70 the nublic
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CHICAGO. Dec. l5.-Frederick Rassow, plan
ing mill owner, assigned to-day. Liabilities,
$40, 000 assets, $4,000
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Obituary.

TORONTO, Dec 15.-Rev. DR.. Rice. senior
general superintendent of the Methodist Church
died this evening. He was born in Maine in
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Dec. 16. 1 A. N.

For the Ohio Valley and Tennessee-Gen-
orally fair weather. lower temperature, north to
west winds in northern portion variable in
southern portion.
For the Upper Lake Region-Local SHOWS,
followed by clearing weather, lower Temporal
ture north to west winds.
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success of the Carpet Weavers.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec l5.-Two carpet factories
surrendered to the strikers to-day, and work
was resumed at the old rates.
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local Observations.

*NIeted snow too small to measure
Maximum temperature, 35.2; minimum tempera-
49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

BAsE BALL GkoUr.-Juss before the
Seattle Reds disbanded for the ssason
the nine players, two Substitutes and
A. b. Ensign, the umpire. vent 10 one
Of our photograph galleries and sat for
group picture. The work vas we'll
done, and tbs pictures are now being
finished ap.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

SURGICAL OPERArlos.-Am man who was
shot in the hip at Tacoma last March,
and who has been In the Tacoma Hos
pital ever since. vas brought TO Seattle
FOR surgical attendance few days ago,
and placed in Providence Hospital.
DIR. Smith. the attending physician, will
make an sxcision Of ths hip joint in q
day or so. snd hopes TO have the patient
en- his feet again IN a short time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

MALICIOUS MIscHIKr.-A number of
children residing along the line Of the
street railroad, have been in the habit
lately of putting stones on the track for
the purpose of throwing the cars OF.
The little folks do not realizs what they
are doing. Complains has been made
60 the Chief of Pelice, who will notify
the parents of the little folks. and ask
them 10 see that no more mischief of
this kind II done.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

REPUBLICAN RoosrERs.-Abont eleven
o'clock last night q number of rooaters
in coop on Mill Street commenced "a
crow very Justify, thereby attracting
much attention. The cause of this
unusual performance was not under.
stood until the telegraph editor of the
PosT -INrKLLr0ENcKR shouted 10 the
manager: .Ohio has gone Republican
BY 5000 majority; and those must be
Republican roosters.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

Como ArrxR THEM. - During t1e
present term Of the Distrios Coart.siRhi
different persons have been indicted fol
selling liquor 70 Indians. and the end ID
not yet. Let tbs good work 90 on. and
let every man who has openly violated
the Law BE indicted and punished.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

DzosSEp.--AmAn named Henry Han
sen. one Of the crew of the schoonel
Granger. while on The passage fromDun
asness TO frsndzie yesterday, fell over
board and wAs drowned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

vKRY SIoK.-Ed Hardy, formerly In
the employ Of the A. p. Hotalina Co.,
Of this city, but now in business at Port
Townsend, has tsen seriously i'll of late.
j. @. Nixon, accompanied by DR..
Smith. went TO Port Townsend on Sun
day TO see him. They returned yester
day and report that although Hardy 10 q
very sick man. his life has not been de-
2aited Of by his friends.
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FREE PASSES TO FRISCO The ship
City of Brooklyn arrived from Seattle
late Saturday night, about 10 o'clock
with three members Of the custom
force on board, Furlong, WoodIey and
Carpenter. The tug Holyoke towed hel
into the bay, and no one coming out In
answer TO number of whistles from
the tug, the Holyoke proceeded to sea
with the ship in tow, and some unwil-
ling custom officers on board. The TUG
has not yet returned. so it is not YET
known whether the ship will insist on
giving the officials free pass to San
Francisco or not. There Is doubtless
some gnashine Of teeth and broken
down vanity of spirit ON board. The
City of Brooklyn will be remembered ~
being in charge Of custom officers at Sc
attle for number ot days, thought te
have opium smugeled in her cargo Of
coal. Il was the intention of the Col.
lector here to send an inspector down
in charge. Doubtless the captain bit.
terly thought IL one was good, thres
would be better.-Port Townsend Argus
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SArLIso OF THE MExIoo.-The steam
ship Mexico sailed for San Francisco
yesterday afternoon, taking light
freight and email list of passengers.
Besides 400 tons Of coal, she took from
here 100 sacks Of oats, some ,rrsl ma
terial and few tons of miscellaneous
cargo. Following 10 list of her pass n
gers: M NJ Coad and wife, j A Jordan,
VIM Heminc, John Halford, @ Gilchrist,
Mrs @ A Blaine, Mrs Dan j Seaman,
8 kaIlock. VIM Moses. ] Bsrsch, j II
Romer. vD Urso, H Williams, l. Hos
tein and fifty in the steerage.
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SHILOa'S COUGH and Consump-
| tion Cure il soId By ns on . guarantee
II cures Consnmpsioa- Sold By 4. b.
61nuaxt.
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ss.i = , sssss.sy - : - ns1abli@a
n Is1sbHssa n&jorisy . sssrs.
ny a. 0esss Is $50 - lS00. Cen
psrine ths rs presinoes 81 uaxds =
esived With tha& ysar ekovn : - Decro.
cratic gsin Of SIS. Ths sane ratio
throoRhous shs Stats Woula i've ! r..
Duhijoau majority ef 1GOooL Comuar-
ing f6s rs preeinots Wfsh ths vote Of
I61. sAoue . ns< HepubIienn cain Of
800 The same rnffo Ct gain shrouch-
out ths 6fate would Indicate Rspubli-
can majority o. f30c0.
Ihfes hundred nod twenty four wards
and pEecicfs ~ Uhfo show nes Rspcb-
iiczn gain Of z630
Returns from a66 wards and prsoinese
in The State shsw . met Kspublic~a gain
Refurss from go wards and prssincss
g he Stafs show . net Republican gain
Fifty sve precincts IN Hamilton ooun-
81 show nsf Republican gain 81 27S0.
This d about one half Of the pzssincts
in the counfy.
Fear hundred and ssvsnsv. wards
and precincts In Ohio show net Re
Publican gain Of 1917.
Five hundred and thirty-ene wards
and pFecincts IN OHIO show nst Re
publican gain Of SAT-.
Mckinley n sseoted 20 Conorese from
the Tuentieth Diaries. Batferuorth In
the First District n slno eisoted.
Five hundred and eiRhty-h wards
and precincts IN Ohio show q net Re-
publican gain Of o886.
Charles Il. Brown. Republican. q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

ALBANY. Oof- H-0overnor Cleve-
land vas bury at his desk a. usual this
morning. and while he no doobf felt
co0sidcrabie interest in the resell Of
the ballot N progress in OAio, he gave
no outward evidence Of IL. He has com
plefed his preparation for the New York
TIP, leaving here tomorrow morning al
go on the Sc. Louis express. arriving al
1870 q m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

WHEELTE9, Oct. H.--ktfurn8 from
West Virginia indicate the vote TO be
the largest ever poIled. The Rspabli-
cans are claiming gains, bat not enough
returns have been received 10 indicate
the result.
Returns have been received from Is
wards and precincts In the State of
West Virginia, showing net RspubIi-
can gain OF 103. The vote 10 being CON-
pared with that Of 1880, when the Dem
ocrAtic majority was 1876. The Re
pubiisans will have 20 gain ~ votes to
the ward and precinct TO carry ths
State.
The latest from West Virginia at II
.. m. indicate that Wilson. Democratic
candidate for Governor, has carried the
state, bat no fearss are given.
The wheeiinR Register, Democratic
organ. claims the election Of Wilson.
Democratic candidate for Governor of
West Virginia. By from 1000 TO 10000
majority.
Kstarns from West Virginia are still
meager, but ths Republicans conoede
the election Of Wilson. Denocrat, az
Governor.
CuAaIksrows (w. va.). Got. 1l.-The
election passed OF quietly In this coun-
ty. As far a. heard from the. fusion
ticket has gained, while the Democrats
have lost. There vas much scratching
ON Governor, - we'll AZ on county off,
GERS. Returns are coming in very slow
". The vste In tins city Is l404, with
the Democratic ticket ahead. The Nal
den district 10 close, with the Repupii-
IA ticket ahead. The sutlook for the
Democrats in the county is not encuur
aging.
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Nkw YoRK, Oct. N.-(fovernments.
firr; railways, Arm; State securities,
quiet Speculation az the Stock Ex-
cnAnge today was strong, and dealings
characterized by increased confidence
and higher range OF prices. Shortly
after the opening there was decline of
u 10 y per cent, bat subsequently,
there Was Q sharp advance of TO 2is
per cent. Lackawanna, Union Pacific
and Paci6c Mail sold up TO s. and ssh.
the highest prices for long time. In
the afternoon there vas q reaction Of 4
20 y. but al the close the market Was
strone. Compared with yesterdays
closing prices are y 30 1 n higher.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

A LEGAL SQuABBLE.-By inadvertence
In the memorial to Congress asking for
the creation Of fourth judicial District,
and appointment of q new Judge for
this Territory, Lincoln and Skamania
counties were included in the new dis
trict to be created. Prior to this, how
ever, Lincoln county was by the law
creating IL. county joined with Spo-
kane county for judicial purposes; as
WAS also the case with Hkamania ooun-
ty. when the several counties were dis
trieted for judicial purposes, that county
being joined With Clarke county for
judicial purposes. Spokane county Is
yet. and has been for years, In the First
Judicial District, it's court being pre-
aided over by Judge Wingard; while
Clarke county was and 10 in the Second
District,its court presided over by Judge
Hoyt. The act of Congress creating
the new district, districted the counties
tho same substantially as the memorial
had done. Il Is the opinion Of able
lawyers of the Territory that neither
Judge Turner NOR Judge Wingard was
authorized 10 bold any court for Lin
coln county; nor Judge Turner or Judge
Hoyt any court for Skamania county.
Judge Vineyard, evidently agreeing with
said opinion, decided at the last term Of
court az Cheney, recently held, that he
had no Jurisdiction over Lincoln coun-
", and therefore ordered the discharge
OF the persons charged with offenses,
and in prison In that county, and or
dered an Adjournment of the Spokane
County Court until February next, In
the hone that Congress would, IN the
meantime, remedy the defect.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

CINCINNATI, Oct. l3.-Detective Rsth-
bone of the United States secret service
tonight arrested twelve men on the
charge OF cosspirinQ to use fraud at the
election. The men are all white. They
say they came here under direct ion Of
the Chief OF Police Of Lexington, Ky,
30 spot" colored repeaters from that
place. their railroad tickets were pre-
vide4 ~ the Mayor Of Lexington and
we're good 20 return until Wednesday
morning. Their board ill was also paid
MP 20 that tius. More arrests are ex
pected tonight, and United States Com
missioner Harper will probably remain
up 90 hear cases all night.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

To be found In the Territory Everything marked I'm
plain figures. No trouble to show Goods and every.
thing guaranteed rs represented. Our stock CON-
prises i'm part rs follows, which have been marked
down In accordance with the present hard times
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

kIPLxT. o., Oct. M.-Norris Garrison
died this morning from the effects Of 4
pistol shot fired last night by David
West during the proeress Of RspubIi-
can procession. This morning Henry
Coleman stabbed Thomas Daniels four
times, INJECTING mortal wounds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

STREET. 1opPne.--A great deal Of
sand aud clay have been carted upon
yarieuz streets, this fall, 70 GIL holes,
round mp the surface. etc., the advan-
sxge OF which il has been difticult 10 rec.
This loose earth. under the heavy rains
of the past fortnight and the large
travel, has been turned into the softest
mud, making most filthy streets and
causing the covering of the crossvalks
from one 10 ak inches deep. The same
money spent on gravel would have done
some good. The Commissioners should
keep a lookout for gravel deposits, and
when he sees them being worked he
should secure what be can al as little
cost as possible. Oftentimss persons
In sxcAvaling for projected buildings
strike q deposit OF excellent road ma
teriaI, and throw 10 out whore 10 does no
good whatever. In fact where IL may be
an injury. These individuals woaid
often for the smallest consideration
and sometimes Tor nothing whatever.
place this gravel on The streets where
needed. and they should be encouraged
60 do so.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

We are now open with full assortment OF Mems,
Boys aud Chidrens Clothing for fall and winter wear
THE LATEST STYLES, THE HANDsOMEsT PAT.
TERMS, THE LOWEST PRICES
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Belvn 4. Leckwooll.

LoUsvrLLK. KY, Oct. H.--Mrs. Belva
A. Lockwood, Presidential candidate,
arrived here today. She il the guest OF
the southern Exposition. She was met
by committee Of ladies and escorted
to the Gait House. where she held 4 Re.
caption and received many visitors.
Mrs. Lockwood addressed large audi
ence at the Exposition tonight.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

noMNTEAD&- --nomestoaa ontfies Ncfr
made last year by Rocky Mountain and
Pacific SLOPE States and Territories
20 the number OF acres mentioned in
the following. Arizona, l4.762; Cali
ho, iiS.0Tl Montana. Si,Sl2; Nevada,
a,O7s; !. New Mexico, 7s,Tas; Oregon,
2.xsl4s: Utah, 4o.69i; Wyoming. n. i5S /;
Washsnaton. ans. ssa. Oar Territory
was exceeded by California alone. while
washiagtou and California togethef sx-
ceeSied ali the other States and Terrific
ries combined. The only States which
exceeded Washington were Dakota. Kan
sas, Minnesota, Nebraska and Cslifor-
MIA. The nuRaher of acres In this Ter
ritory on which finai proofs we're made
under the homestead Law were lt5.Ss0.
TIE LArx MuzpKR.-No trace has
yea been found Of the murderer Of the
woman, Refuge .Mexica. Chief Wool
| sry has offered a reward of $500 for the
/ arrest OF tue criminal, but there y
little prospect Of this desirable end
being accomplished. The officers CON
CLAIM bitterly of the incredible stupidity
| OF thoss Who knew of the murder on
the evening Of its commission. ~ thesf
inexplicahle silence gave the murderei
time 10 cover his tracks completely. A
post nsorfe-~ vas held on the body OF
toe murdered woman on sunday morn
inc. by Drs. Miller and Baker. tho re
suit Of which simply confirmed shs
theory Of murder.
| PuT rHxx TO wonx.-The city jail u
nov flied with persons convicted OF
Violations Of city osdinances. II cost
money 20 feed thess fellows. and they
viii be put 20 work On the streets today
| where they xill. ~ least. b able 70 earn
what shey eat. The only gay 10 sup
press crime IL 20 make u obnou ~Ts
! and nsshiug il more hnniIiAsinR % ~
: average offender than 10 b made q
work in chain gang On Ne pobi''
streses.
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CoLuNBus, O., Oct- IA.-The firs in
the Syndicate Mine, as Carbon Hill, was
extin9uished today. The effort 10 snoth-
or the ire in the mine al Sand Run Is q
failure, and the flames are still raging.
MISSION CoSCERT.
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itch.

WASHINGTON. Oct. l3.-The Iuterns-
tional Prime Meridian Conference, at
the meeting today. adopted the merid-
ian of Greenwich. The representatives
the representative Of San Domingo
voted against Ii.
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KAxsks CFrT, Oct. l3.-John Lowry
and wife, eAssiu feeders for q. d. Had
sou. we're found murdered on farm
near Marshall. No., this evening. Lou
~ was found - this barn with builsf
hoIe n his hasd, and his wife wxs nsar
As hcess, ~ skali having hsen ernshed
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40 washisxsss.
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WAsnrxaYox. Oct. 1.-The President
arrived tere on the Dispatch this After
noon.
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WAsHIsaroS. Dot. H.-The President
today appointed Frank Hatton Post
master General. Mr.. Hatton was sum
mened TO tbs white House and received
bis appointment from the President.
Proceeding 70 the Post Once Depart
ment, Mr.. Hatton took the oath OF Of
noe. which was administered by James
Lawrenson, Q venerable employee. who
has performed the same offics for %
Postmaster Generals. beginning with
Postmaster General G. h. Wyckliffe, Of
Kentucky, In 1871.
The President has appointed Paul r.
shelton Consul General at Bucharest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-15

CHICAGO, Dot. l3-The Baltimore d
Ohio railway today notified the steam
ship companies here that it would pay
20 per cent. commission on all immi-
grant business over its line, both from
New York and Baltimore. This Is un-
derstood TO be in retaliation on the
Pennsylvania Company for cutting OF
the Baltimore 4 0hio's New York con-
nections. Il is thought that this aotien
win disrupt the immigrant pool, and
will probably demoralizs hrst and sec
ond class passenger rates. A rumor 10
current here today that east bound rates
ON export freights were being cut by
two OF the pool llnes.
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NV Yonx. Oct- IA q. 3. ThFce's,
100, KS, ll2k; rs. 1875; Pacific 96's,
rs, American Express ~. Canada Pa
cific s5b{. Canada southern IS. Can
trial Pacific an. Chicago. burlington
4 Quincy IL. Denver 4 kio GrAnde
10. Erie l4N. Hannibal 4 81 Joe ssh.
Kansas and Texas II, Lake Shore
754, Michigan Central 50. Northern
Pacific 1914. Northern Pacific preferred
a, Northwestern ai2. Louisville q
Nashville .. Oregon Railway 4 Nav
ieation 10. Oregon Trsnseontinental
iSk, Oregon Improvement l9s<. Pacific
Mail Sc, Panama -. Roek Island
ia. 81. Paul seA. Texas Pacific I'm
Union Pacific SIX, United States kx-
pres 50. Wells Fargo lu6. Western
Union 5sE. LAckawanna I065S. New
York Central ssif.
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No Mediation.

There is good authority for the state
ment that the Government of the United
States has not been asked to mediate in
Franco Chinese affairs by either dis
putant, aud therefore has not refused
TO do 80. as stated in the Paris dispatch
TODAY -
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HARTfoEp. Oct. A.--Maud 8. made
,:l3A on her second trial hsat.
Neney mark<e.


NEW fokx. Oct. H.-Money closed al
l@xper cent; prime mercantile papeI
500 pr cont sterling exchange, bank.
ers bills steady ~ 44SlL; demand,
M1. Pr0duce exports for the week,
45.652,000
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S>S Ae8 t11 t1tcst kcz1kus
Wriss 81 Assaehmenf.
INV Yosx, Got. 1.-THE Texas

NEW foRx, Dot. 1.-THE Texas Pa
cffle Railway bad I'VE vrits Of attach
ment issued against IL Tuesday in the
United States Coarts here. The suita
are TOR the recovery of money and for
breach Of express contracts. Attach
ments were made upSr bonds and other
property belonging to the Texas Pacific
Railway nov on deposit With the Mer-
camille Trust Company.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-05

Porous and Strengthening, improved, the
best for backache, pains in chest or side, rheu-
matism, neuralgia 25c. Druggists or mail
A PARIS chiropoiist says seventy-five per
cent of the French people have deformed feet
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-12-05
A French Rriranl-

A Boulogne correspondent writes to
the London Times; The inhabitants of
the small towns and outlying districts in
the Ariegc and Aude departments, Dor
dering OH the Spanish frontier, have for
some time past been the prey of man
named Campilla, who has destroyed life
and property on numerous occasions. He
has hitherto bailled every attempt made
to secure him by the gendarmerie and
bands of armed peasants. Not a day
passes but some fresh ravages take place
The brigand is most daring, and is re-
ported to be a good marksman. He has
stated that he carried sixty cartridges,
which he will make use of against his
assailants, reserving the last for himself,
when flight would be useless. While
the population of AK were absent from
their town recently looking for him.
Campilla proceeded te afliX notice on
the postoiiice, which is situated opposite
the gendarmerie station, stating that he
would burn the place. Shortly afterward
destructive fires broke out simultaneous
ly in several houses on the market square,
which were burned down. The diligence
carrying the mail that night had a mar
row escape. lie attempted to stop the
horses, but the driver had the presence
Of mind to whip them up, and so eluded
the assailant."