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PUGET SOUND.
Northwestern Lumberman.l

Northwestern Lumberman.
Many eyes are now turned toward the
Puget Sound region, w. T., as the Nee
ca of future enterprise and progress.
The heavy fir and cedar timber abound
ing in that country attract the interest
OF Eastern lumbermen. The Sound it.
self gives peculiarly to the district,
affords abundance of safe harbor room,
and furnishes transportation facilities
for an immense stretch of deeply in
dented coast line. The following de-
scription and word map of this remark
able body of water is SO short and vet
complete that il is worthy of being past
ed in the notebook of every traveller to
Washington Territory:
puget Sound, as the name is here
used, includes what Is known as Admi-
rally Inlet and Puget Sound proper;
that is TO say, all that body of water
which extends from the eastern end of
the Straits of Fuea in a general south
erly direction for distance of LOO milee.
The Straits of Fuca separate the SOUTH
ern end of Vancouver Island from the
northern part of western Washington,
and connect the Pacific ocean with Pu-
get Sound. They are from six to twelve
tHAtoS NtsS oAa hh6oty tohks Oabc inv
terry 10 at the extreme end of the Straits
and il somewhat north Of west of Pert
Townsend, which is at their eastern end
and on the western shore of Puget
Sound. The general direction of the
shores Of Puget Sound Ia nearly at right
angles with these OF the Straits, 80 that
after turning to the south at Port Town
send the heavy winds which sometimes
sweep through the Straits lose their
force. From Port Townsend south Pu-
get Sound Is one immense harbor, with
out rocks. shoals or breakers. There ia
absolutely no obstruction or hindrance
t. navigation. Ii branches out in yari-
Gus directions, forming numerous bays
and islands. II is about 200 miles long.
and has shore lice of 1900 miles. AT
almost any point on this immense water
frolt ships could lie at anchor in all
kinds Of weather"
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corn RfovinR districts, purchases By the
Vanderbilt party, the arrival Of gold
from Europe, and semi- Official advices
that Union Pacific earnings were i'm
proving. In the case of the latter il
was said that the company's cash re-
ceipts were constantly increasing. The
announcement that Western Union
earnings during the past week had in
creased very probably also had good
effect upon prices. Prominent in the
rise were New York Central, Lake Shore.
Western Union, Union Pacific, North
western. st. Paul, Lackawanns and Pa
citic Mail The market closed strong at
the best figures Of the daY.
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THE CHOLERA.

TouLoN, Aug. l3.-There we're two
deaths from cholera last night. The
heat is moderating.
ROME, Aug. l3.-The account Of the
cholera throughout Italy for yesterday
is as follows: Three deaths at Castel
Nova and one at Minnoinaon. Al
Bercelo there were four cases, two fatal.
One fresh case was reported at each OF
the following towns: Livagrano, Sebor-
go, Carinagnan and Pancalier.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 13.-In the twelve
hours ended at 8 this morning five per.
sons died here of cholera. 1t is report
ed that the disease has broken out al
Toulouse.
There were four deaths from cholera
in two days at Lesomsr9ues, a hamlet
in the department of the Bases Alps.
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Republican County, Convention

4 REPUBLICAN CONVENTION FOR
"A the county of King will assemble AZ
Heslers Hall. in the city Of Seattle. on
Saturday. the I'D day OF August, 1884. AT
o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of electing
II delegates to attend the Republican Ter
rltorlal convention called to as semble at
Seattle, w. T., on the lth day of Septem.
Der. 1884; also. TO nominate candid tes
FOR the various county and precinct offices,
10 be voted for at the general election in
November next The several precincts
will be entitled to the following represen-
tation. on the basis Of one delegate for
eacn precinct and one for every 20 votes
cast at the last general election for the
Republican candidate for Delegate TO
Congress. or q fraction of % OF half or
more. viz:
Wards (Seattle). Delesafes
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Delegates

IOtdl 1890. '..... 80
Primaries will De held in the several
precincts on Saturday. the 10th day Of
August. at o'clock p. m, excepting the
precincts of Newcastle and Renton.
which will be held at o'clock D. M, and
the three wards of the city Of Seattle at
1870 o'clock p. m, at the following places !:
First ward at the Office of Justice Cam.
Second ward at Yesler's Hall.
Third ward at the North School House.
BY order OF the King County Repubh.
can Central Comm ttee.
w. HI. HUMPHREY, Chairman.
GEO. ID. HILL. Secretary.
Dated Seattle, August 6. 1884. au7dw2W
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FOREIGN.
Socialists Expelled.

PEsrH, Aug. 13.-ren persons connect
ed with Socialist societies have been ex-
PEELED from this city.
Bad Crop Prospects In Bengal
LONDON, Aug. 13.-Advices from India
report that the crop prospects In Lower
Bengal are bad owing to drought.
In Extra Session.
The General Assembly met at noon
today in extra session.
MarshaI serano Dying.
MADRID, Aug. l3.-Marshal Serano is
dying at Barriartz, France.
More Troops for China.
PARIS, Aug. 13.-Two regiments of
marines and three more ironolais are
being placed in readiness for China.
sir Evelyn Wood starts Up the Nile.
CAIRO, Aug. 13.-Sir Evelyn Wood,
commander of the Egyptian forces, has
started up the Nile to inspect the forts
and camps
A Duke Drops Dead.
LONDON, Aug. IA dispatch from
Brighton says that the Dnke of Yelling
ton dropped dead there as he entered a
train for London.
Troops for Egypt.
SrMLA, Aug. 13.-Two battalions of
England, are to go to Egypt. The In
dian government is opposed to the de-
pletion of the British forces in India.
wants It In Washington.
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 13.-At the Medical
Congress yesterday John 8. Billings, AS
sistant Surgeon General of the United
States Army, i'm behalf of the American
Medical Association, invited the Con
gress to hold the next meeting at Wash
ton in 1887.
The situation nj Foe Chow.
LoRDoN, Aug. ia Times dispatch
from Foo Chow states that the American
Admiral in command of the Asiatic sta
ton has arrived there. The French
assert that further naval action has
been ordered. The situation is un-
changed.
Austrian Mail Robberses
VIENNA, Aug. ia great sensation
has been aroused by recent roboeries of
| the Austrian mails. Not long ago
letter containing 1900 forms was alb
| stracted, and now a whole mail bag has
been stolen. The bag contained only
| valuable and registered letters. Among
| these there were lost checks amounting
to $4,000 forms sent by savings banks
| in Pesth.
A Question that May Become Serious.
BERLIN, Aug. l3.-The German Ad
miralty has authorized German fisher
men on the North Sea to use firearms
should English fishers modest them.
The coast guard hotilla is directed to
keep special watch over English boats
invading German fisheries and to seize
them and bring their crews before the
proper tribunals.
Btll for the Revision OF the Coustttu.
tien Adopted.
| VERSAILLES. Aug. l3.-Congress adopt
ed the entire bill for the revision of 1t Q
Constitution by a vote Of 500 to 1877.
The extreme Left abstained from vos-
ing. declaring the principles of Democ-
racy violated. Count Nun, the well
known Clerical, declared that the de-
bate on the bill showed the impotence
of Republicans. France. he said. would
| judge the result The President then
declared the Congress closed.
| Dead.
Pains, Aug. 13.-Archeologist Dumont
Is dead.
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Total representation. ZIG
The committee urges early action in
calling the primaries and county conven-
tons in the several counties, and earn
estly suggests the vital Importance Of q
thorough and aggressive organization In
each Of the several counties In the Terri
tory. w. ]. BOWMAN,
CHARLES p. TwIsa.
JOHN McRRAvY,
j. j. BROWNE
]. b. LANDRUM,
Democratic Executive Committee Of
Washington Territory. au7dw2w
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instruction in French

A GENTLEMAN, BY BIRTH AND
wants to teach the French language. either
by elias ses or private lessons. Terms rea-
senable. Address &C. g." p. o. Box s73,
Seattle. iy1q
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MASONS


TN QUARTS AND nALF GALLONS.
| Quarts. 81 rs PEE dozen; half g,Ilopa.
- per dozen- Orders from . distance
carefully packed and shipped without al
ALRRED SNYDER
l3ucsessor 70 Kellogg q snyderl Cherry
ssrssl near Second. SeattlA DIVA
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THREE OR FOUR ROOMS sUITA-
L bic for housekeeping Furnished or I'M
furnishedl and convenient TO the Post
ONCE. Address III. J. H" this offlce. S
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FOU n D.

A GOLD BREAsTPIN. FOUND ON
"A the street. was left at this Office. The
loser win please call. prove property and
pay for this advertisement eli
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NKv YoEK. Aue. is-Governmeuts
irmer: railways higher, especially for
WEST shore Sc. which rose 70 70. Stocks
ouiet bus dealings we're characterized
Sy great strength. There VAS an almost
steady advance in prices from the
ouepina till tia close. except shortly
alter the first call. and again near one
o'clock. when the upward moyemens
received a slight check from sales 10
reaIira. The advance ranged from =
"a AZ. and was based on uniformiy
favsrsble advscss from the wheat and
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The following paragraph, entitled
F" The Dimensions of Heaven" ID from
Lewis's PenRy Readings:
And he measured the city with q
reed. twelve thousand furlongs- The
length. and the breadth, and the hight
of IL are equal. xxi, Is. Twelve
thous. and furlones equal $4,000 feet.
which. being oubed, is 496, sc. 0SS, 00o,-
O0, 0o0, 00G cubic feet. Reservine half
of this space for the Throne and Court
Of Heaven. and half the balance for
streets, We have the remainder Of
l2t. I9s, 272. Ooo, 000. 600 0Oe cubic feet.
Divide this by 406. the cuoiczl
feet in q room sixteen feet square
and there will be S,S21 ,sf3. 750. 00, 800
rooms. We will nov suppose that the
world always did and always will con-
tain $50. 600 600 inhabitants, and that q
generation lasts for ssh years, making
in all $40, 600 coo 600 every century. and
that the world will stand 10000, 900
years. or 1000 centuries, making in all
a,970, 0M, 600 900 inhabitants. Then sup
pose there was q hundred worlds equal
10 this in number of inhabitants and
duration OF years. making q total Of
2,9T0, 900 90 0O.000 persons; and there
would be more thAn q handred rooms
sixteen feet square for each person.
-
The late Bishop Bloomfield preserved
his passion for ban mots 70 the last.
Daring his Illness he inquired What had
been the last subjects Of his tvo arch
dsacona' charges, and was told that one
was on the art of making sermons And
tina s.fhor an <fsu rnh v4rda
oh, sse.r said the Bishop; .cem-
position ard decempoGition.r
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EoR CASH OR IN INsTALLMENTs.
l. Raymond & Wiltshire safe. Apply
70 JAMES A. CAREY & Co,
Room No. l. upstairS Yesler Leary build
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WANTED.

TWO SLACK-BARREL COOPERs
i can find steady employment by ap-
plying at the Barrel Factory. iyS
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Totals -. ......$l.75S,i6 3

Attack on NOu-uni0n Workmen.
CHICAGO, Aug. Is. - This evening.
when the non-unisn men, to the mum.
Der of about 20. who have taken the
places of strikers in the Cribben a.
Sexton Stove Foundry, quit work and
started home in body, they were fol-
lowed by the strikers. hootine and jeer-
ing them. The numbers constant
ly increased, and when some distance
away the msb began throwing stones at
the workmeu, one of whose number fell
with cash in his head. A pistol shot
was fred and another fell with bullet
in his leg. The workmen, who we're all
armed by their employers, then turned
and fired voliey at their assailants,
one of whom was shot through the heart
and died instantly. After about twenty
shots were fired the mob scattered and
the workmen went to their homes. The
dead man In named Peck. IL is stated
that he was a hard citizen. He lad
killed man. He recently came here
from Pittsburg. Only one arrest has
TINS far teen made
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Recepsioa as Boston.

Bosros, Aug. 13.--Sexten and Red
moud, the members OF the British Par
lament to attend the Irish League Con-
vention, had a cordial welcome. The
gentlemen were met on the way by a re-
ception committee. and upon their ar
rival were driven TO hotsl and the
delegates to the Convention presented.
After dinner Sexton and Redmond Wis
tied Fanuel Hall, where the Convention
assembled
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Nxw YoRx. Aur. l3.-Chas- A. Dana,
editor of the Ssa. in a letter declining
the Chairmanship Of the Butler mass
meeting on August Soth, says; 1T will
be a great meeting. and any Citizen OF
New York interested in the promotien
of Democratic principles might be
proud TO preside over II"
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House to Let.

A FINE Two-STORY HOUSE. CEN
n trally located rent 70 be taken out
IN board. Apply 70 EBEN SMITH, ESQ,
James 81. Opposite Occidental Hotel 10
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WArxTNs, n. T., Aug. lS.-Seven thou
sand psople sac the boat races today.
The if,nior singles vas won BY I'd ).
Mulcahy; time. 1901. Junior fours,
won by Watkins time, 90lA. Senior
singles. won by Joseph Laing; tune,
9.a9I<. In the pair oar, tbs ARIEL OF
Newark and the Mutual Of Albany foul
al. rhe Mutual vas given the race
The senior foar cared race Was won 81
the Areonauf time. s:s2A Columbia
second. Wahlatahsee third. The dou.
HE scaIl race Was won by Toronto
s,,.a Q{l-ix. Cresrent second.
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JeAm ,. o,srten Reappeiasesi.

Nsw YORK, Aug. lS-1hs Board OF
Police Commissioners today reappoint-
ed John j. O'Brien, Chairman of the
Republican County Committee, Chief OF
the Bureau of Elections for three years.
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SIM Out &C Cheyenne.

CHEYENNE, Aug. 13.-The Union Pa
oific shopmen here are still out. The
company has made some concessions,
restoring wages at Ellis. Kansas, and
re-employinR all the discharged men at
Denver at fewer hours. Another point
is still in dispute. and unless this be
granted by the company IL Is said the
strike will continue indefinitely.
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Bosrox, Aug. l3.--Last night the dele
cafss 20 the Convention OF the Irish
National League held secret meeting
until after midnight. The principal
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Sr. Leurs, Aug. 13-The Democratic
State Convention az jefferson CITY re-
assembled az about 10 O'Clock this morn
ing and Immediately consinned the
nomination of State ticket a. follows
For Lieutsnans Governor, A. a. More
house.
r-... ~ she Irish National
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wAsHISGroS, Aug. I3.-A deleeation
of Commando. kiowas and Wichita
Indians was at the Interior Depart
mens TO ascertain the proper eourse TO
BE- parsued ia leasing shcir lands They
desire TO lease between tso and three
million acres in Indian Territory TO
cattle men.
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rhe Ciesed wall STREET Bank.

NV YoRK, Aug. IS.-Fresident EVAns,
of the Wall Street Bank, said this morn
ing that the State Examiners were still
endeavvring 90 SUN up the loss which
the hank had sustained. some OF the
statements Published in regard 20 the
amount lost by Dickinson and the man
ner in which he lost ID, Evans said were
true and others not. There was no
doubt that Dickinson IL 10 Canada All
excitement in regard 10 the suspension
OF the bank has now died out.
Receiver OF che Wall street Bank.
GJ Osborn has been appointed re-
ceiyer Of the Wall street Bank.
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han TaL.E' Aug. is.-The latest news
NJ Is s s county makes II certain
n1s 49, anaa ay ARRAY at least five per-
0ssn ~ Killed, viz: Yosng Condors,
dsrs Thaaon and three Mormon FL
b IL 80 Fourth Elder, who escaped
nea s,~s vas seen near the HEX
una, and 10 sapposed 10
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rs , L,us, Aug. lS.-A dispatch from
psAa says that the State Veterinary
=. received advices that the Texas
~ mas appeared in Pottowatamie,
80! 80. wilson and johnson counties,
,1 ~ eight places In the State where
as disease exists.
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Ex.Prisoners OF War.

DErRorr, Aug. 13.-The National As
ISOLATION of Prisoners of War met this
morning at Odd Fellows Hall, and was
called TO order by President @. @. Shan
ton. Addresses were made by the chair
man and secretary. There was a gem
eral sentiment in faver of pensioning
ak prisoners.
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neumenia.

,uaicAoo. Aug. l3.--lt is reported that
s1fo.pnenmonis has broken out in
assd Of cattle near this city. DR.. Solo
-, Of the Washington Agricultural
'aiesn, has gone out TO investigate.
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japanese Merchants.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-K. Okura and
NJ. Yokoyma. members of the Japanese
Chamber OF Commerce, who have been
spending several weeks in this country,
obtaining a more thorough knowledge
of the tea and silk markets of the Unit
cd States, sailed for Europe today. The
merchants entertained the visitors at q
banquet last night, and speeches we're
made by y. Il. Thurber and others.
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The old Tiger fire engine will be found
in the creek near the Touring mill. The
h;oh water picked it up carefully and
laid il down gently on its side. The old
anasheen'' has probably found its last
resting place
One day last week at Moscow man
,smed Skinner killed a valuable hunt
inc dog belonging to Mr.. w. NJ. Cham
hera. Who had skinner arrested, and
made the little matter cost HIM two
hundred and two dollars.
The Rev. S. W. Beaven, till lately
pastOr of the Baptist church IN Mos
GOV. has accepted the appointment Of
GENERAL missionary for tho Baptist de-
nomination IN Eastern Wash ington and
Northern Idaho, and in that ap,city
will preach NJ xt Sunday morning at the
Baptist church. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Atll o'clock tomorrow morning, the
representatives OF the various farmers
precinet associations will assemble and
organize the central association, and at
! o'clock public meeting will be held,
during which resolutions COndelsni
the course of the Northern Pacific in
discriminating against the interior in
the matter of frelghts, will be consider
ed. as we'll As several other matters Of
interest and importance to the produc-
ing class.-ColfaJ Gozette.
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NORTWERN PACIFIC ADVERTIsE.
AENTA.
Walla Walla Joarnal. 7

Wail9 Walla Joarnai
The Union publishes the following
telegram
PORTLAND, March &c.
flease announce as one of the results
OF Mr.. SchulZe's visit east, and upon
which you are authorized to act, that
all persons who were actual settlers up
TO July l, 1882, upon the agricultural
lieu lands OF this company selected in
Eastern Washington, can now purchase
to the extent of l6O acres so settled
upon at xZ.bO per acre cash. or & time.
X. w. MITCHELL. Chief Clerk.
What IL the exact value Of this an
nouncement. signed by an Office clerk!
Some year, ago the Board of Direct
ors OF the Northern Pacific Company
adopted the appended resolution, and it
was published throughout the country
IN a circular signed by j. W. Sprague.
General Superintendent, and upon tho
strength of it large numbers of people
were induced to settle upon the lands
held for the company, and for which
these settlers are now asked to pay 81
to *15 per acre.
Resoiged. That the agricultural lands
OF the company west of the Missouri
River to Puget Seund shall be offered
for sale to actual settlers at tie govern
ment price Of 81. 80 cash per acre, with
an addition thereto of ID cents per acre
TO be paid to the company to reimburse
1t for the cost of selecting surveying
and conveying said lands.
This has all the authority of pos
tive promise from headquarters, and It
was reiterated by MIR. Willard, in Il
speech at Walla Walla, yet at Dayton
recently Mr.. Paul SchulZe, general agent
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, d,-
clared the foregoing resolution to be
simply All advertisement"
Here - an extract from circular
issued February l, 1884, from the com
pany's offices at st. Paul and signed by
Chas. ). Fee, general passenger agent;
1t IL about the Csur d'Alene mines
800 PER MAN PER DAY
Are being taken out Of the rim rock of
the guiches, while in the gulches $25 to
x4O per nan per day are being panned
out. The claims are all very rich. =
Such brief sketch of the C8ur d'Alene
mines, which surpass In riohlsss and
volume the most fabulous quartz and
placers ever discovered, even the ia
mous "POtOsI' being inferior to those
which underlis the mountains of Ceur
d'Alene.
Thousands will find to their anguish
that this is simply an advertisement"
What is the value of the cOmpanJ's
advertisements when they emsnate from
the president, the board of directors
and the general officers
What is the value of the advertise
ments promulgated by hired hand of
the company
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FOR - ALE,
IN YOUNGlS ADDITION

ITO SEATTLE-CHOIC BUILDING
L los at $50 each one-third cash. bal
ance and IL months. In Wheeler I'd
addition for $lOO each. bal. q and II mos.
In Cra awford's addition. from 500 to $3.50.
bal. 6 and IL mos. Choice building lots on
Ninth street will be sold low for cash.
Improved and unimproved property for
sale in different parts of the city, 400
acres farming land for sale. near Seattle
parties desiring to invest in outside lands
can do no better than call and see this
property. l6O acres Of dyked tide land
for sale at a bargain party mu.t have
money. 10000 acres OF improved and un-
improved choice prairie land for sale.
Immigrants in search Of homes will find
il to their interest to call and procure a
list of these lands. ApJly to
JACOB STI1ZEL & CO.,
Heal Estate and Money Brokers, rooms
II and Is, Yesler-L Leary blocA. mI6 I'm