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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

MURDER At Ponr MAD rSoN.-Ehe citi-
Ems of PORT Blsk-ly joined with those
of Port Madison, at she latter place, in
the celebration Of the Fourth OF Jul,.
Many vent around by steamer, while
others enjoyed the ride across the isl
and over good road. Daring the af-
ternoon there was an occurrence which
tended to cloud the enjoyment Ut all IN
tnat vicinity. IL seems that along TO-
ward evening one of the deck hands on
he tug Bl,kelv. named Olsen, started
from sue hotel 90 tas steamer. On has
say he met negro, to whom he adj
dressed some insulting remarks. The
negro WAS preparing ~ resent the i'm
patstios that he was Odd nisRsr,'
woen up came q longshore,nan nam d
John Ca,npbell, vho Was spelling for u
hxht. he ss oncs took up the negro's
quarrel and dealt OLSEN q bloS toal
shocked him 10 she ground. While his
vlctin wss on the ground Campbell
kicked him taree times, oucs Ia ths
neck. sevcrtua the spinal cord md kill
ing him instantly. Sheriff Com-sook
wss as once notided and arrested the
murdsrer, Who Gas placed i'm irons and
locked up. The next day CAmpbcli had
an examination and was bound over TO
appear before the next Grand Jury on
. charge Ut murder. He vas brought
10 Seattle for safe keeping. Campbell
IL n powerful man and recently came
out from Philadelphia on the steamship
Aisneda, and has since beeu working ~
lsngshofemAn at Port BIskely. His
vlct,ln waa = Norwegian Of q usually
quiet aud pescsabls dispnsitioa.
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o ,ked % see n schs D ~oms aat strong
q ihe u os 0 ,yets h. b1s Il ines 81 II
Ceiling st-s dhs keeps putting uore clear
eater bcsx1-u hirse.f m d hfs acvrf-
x.r,, and finally sross ID tins nae nearly
shree lengths abe~d.
There beinx no entries for the uo.s
Gull race, is vas dec AIRED "od' 81 tie
judges.
The elAv uiReon shooting match be-
tween the Pc land team and the Rod
md Gun Cub Of S--ttle. for q silver
40, and ehsupionship Of TIE North
se-', took p.soe ~ soc DrIvInR Park
tur "a the afternoon, and resulted. very
anexpecsedly, IN o victory fos the sat
tie Ciub, BY score Of Ill 20 81. Each
ciub vas Represented by eight men, aud
sch team had l60 shots. SEATTLE go
III ous Of pos-i lie I61, aud Portland
- out IL possible l6o. Following Is
ha acOfot
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

The Portland Standard thiaks that BE-
cause this pager "belengs 10 looality
stili In The milk. not vsaned, and can
not poesibly influences . vote. besaass
nons OF lie Territory readers have q vote
Tor President" We should nos b -
"ra6idiy radical Republican" The
Sts~dard should remember that il 10
che exalted privilege Of unvsausd babes
70 howl; that. In fast. che ps,isical
minors Of Territory have no other n
ooarss. not being allowed 10 empress
their desires At the ballot Dor. II she
strength OF their vecifsrasions b psio.
full 70 oar contemporary il shosld -
its utmost sndsAvors 10 sseurs than :
les boisterous bus more e1eotivs meth.
I'd Of relief By snfrsnchissmens. That
b the eniy sort Of kooshine syrup vhicA
VII b ct any s0aasy. Msanuhiis u
- hsui fes Blaine 4 - sAees&
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o,Ily PoST-INTEllIGEACER.
Ext q. HAVE A CHANGE.

The Tacoma Ledger 10 very much eh-
ercised-it is subject to such attacks
because the newly appointed Governor
and United States Marshal OF this Ter
,itorv are residents Of and properly
ovoers in this city, and loudly calls up
on other parts Of the Territory not r.
aIIov Seattle to bog the few remaining
Offices In the gift Of the people Inf
L,doer II decidedly Of Its base. Tht
two Offices Just flied by appointment
were not Gin the gift Of the people, ou'
merely an exercise Of the Constitution"
poser OF the President. with which The
people," a such. had nothing whatever
Co do. The fact that both appointees
ara residents of Seattle had, of cour-e
mo bearing whatever upon their selFc-
zion. Indsed IL 1. doubtful II President
Arthur vas personally aware OF that
Go the Lsdoer-iritstinR fact. IL vas
enough, in his estimation, that tnes
ware 81. gems of Washington Territory.
ware we'll recon Or ended and well adapt
ed u, the positions rendered them We
Ia "a sssure the Ledger that so TAR a.
20 are advised, President Arthur has
NO special interest in favorinR our citi
s.ns. nor la overlooking the somewhat
absurd pretsnsions of "the terminus"
II. AZ il possible, in .electinR from the
many intelligent, veil qualified and 70
Unable Republicans Il this Territory
q somiues for Delegate 70 Congress, the
ooavention shall honor this CITY BY
choosing ono Of Der citizens, Seattle
will daily appreciate this com pliment. IL
othsrvise. 70 shall, IL the nominee ID
sound" give him most hearty sop
p,rt. But whether the pouinse be from
Seattle, Taooma, Port Townsend. Walln
Wsila or slsevhere. upon one question
he must, 20 receive endorsement by this
ueopls aid, as We heli've, by large
majority Of the electors Of this Terri
tory. be pronounced and his pos tion
unmistakable. TLat question 10 for
fsiture Of the unearned land grant to
III. Northern Pacific X ilroad Con-
pany. Upon this subiecs members
Of both political parties are united
and q nomination Of 9 corporation
Ia key by either party would DO ~
Insult, in rss.ntina which. party Fences
even ,hoseh they be made Of railroad
iron, veuld bs trampled down. Seattle
wants candidate who will. when sent
tp Congress. represent the people OF the
Territory. The corporations are ALREADY
sufficiently represented therein. Be
sides, "turn about il fair play" and II
is nov the peoples turn to have voic'
10 the commit ees NJ Congress and
scat upon the Hoor Of the House. Thu
Norshern Pacific has held Office for son'
tims. Let's have n change.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
Gall for Z Republican Terrific
rial Convention.

AT A MEETING OF THE REpUBLI-
~ can Terri torial Committee. held at
Vancouver. Ap. IL 5 Is Z II wa resolve
that the next re ritvriAi Convention. for
the nomsnstiOn Of Deie> ate u Congress
Ne he'll st Seattle King county, on tn =
day, ,eptem Der 1. lssi. ~ 10 O'clock q M,
for the purpose VI pominsfiA 4 Candidate
Detsxate to on rers, and Tor the
transaction Ut such other business a. may
p opcriy csae before IL
he Committee fixed the apportiou-
naent Of dca z .tss TO the T~aritoiia i On
v>ntion ~ fuiiows: Ono de cgAte at large
for &c connt, In the Terrific y. and one
additioszl aeiega fer every IoJ votes,
and one additional ieicx ate for eve y " or
NOR, vvtes cast In . Oh ounky o. the
general elect On OF ID . aor the Republican
, andidaae for Deb gate 20 Csnsa esq upon
this hasis the various counties of the Ter
rifoFy wi be entitied 10 Representation
In ssid CONVENTION - follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
PORTLAND TEAM.
RACES.

The first contest Of speed vas q trot-
ting race, half mills hats, best three N
i've. for a purse of SO, between Clan
cy's Ling Jonn and McNaught's Jerry.
Long John Won the first hsat In i:3O
AID second in l:32. Jerry took the third
IN l:i2, and Long John the fourth and
Face IN liza.
The second Vas running race, half
mile dash, between WhalIne's serrel
"a are Z-ltea, aud the bay mare Jennie
Mack, for q purse Of $50. The former
won, making the circuit in s. seconds.
The third was q trotting match. for a
pnrss, betwern I. II. Pages horse, and
hoNaueht's Blrck Tom. Page took the
prst heat In l:30, and lou tue next two
aud money.
BASE BALL.
The Inter State mutcn game Of base
ball, between the P0r,lsnds and the
Seattle Reds, was won by the former by
Q score of Is to8.
At considerable expense the Seattle
team had pr-pxred very good QrOani
at the Driving Park, and the game bid
fair to be- ono of the most attractive
npo,ts Of the day, bat very early Ia t E
game fool tap knocked kenney out.
leaving Fairbairns without n catcher
who could handle his throwing
wyckoff playsd behihd the bat for the
Reds bot Vas unequal to the heavy and
difficult work. From tho start it VA,
APP aren't that the fortlands would have
an easy victory. The nine cOupr sed
the hes: material that the State of
Oregon affords, all In RUoi trim. good
..ractics, and excellent discipline.
While all the Portlands, with one or two
exceptions. did q ne work, Geiss, who
n ht for GlsndenninQ. deserves speolal
mention. As hardly ball passed him
during the game that could possihly
have been caught. No remarkable plav
ing WAS done during the game. Ihe
Seattle bows did not seem 20 oommen ,e
work till near the olose. when 1t Was too
If to regain their lost fortunes.
Very little money changed hands over
the result. ~ il Wa generally uad-r
stood that the Beds were IN no trim for
., heavy . game. Following ID tue
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ruE 70, ara CASE.

Y.st I'D , afternoon the fourth game
OF b ,se ball between tie Seattle Reds
and the Portiands Was pla Jed at the
Driving Park, and resulted in q victory
for tn Seattle team. by score Of 20 10
Z. The game Vas quite close until the
ninth inning, when ibe Seattle team got
in and made nine runs So far each
ciub has won too games, a. follows;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
TINE PkssAslE STRUGGLE.

II h already apparent thai the 90 ming
Democratic G invention will be extreme
ly lively. The great contest. one which
will avsrshSd ~ Ia Interest and fierce
nsss Of CONFLICT. the struggle for the
Presidential nomination, will DO upon
the construction and adoption Of
platform. Everything will be smooth
aad amio ,bls until the tariff question
s,ms, andsr cons Idsrstien. Then the
fur will fly. tbs tariff reformers. as
sh-y call themselves. are already mass
Ing In forcs. and the effort will he TO
commit Ia party throuch ita National
Cooventiou. 90 q "tsr,f for rsvenus
sniS" doctrine. The free traders, un-
der Morrison, who has, ever since the
defeat OF his pet horizontal reduction"
b Il b, the Republicans In the House.
aided by Congress man Randall and his
contingent, been smartinR under the
blow and praying for chance TO ees
even, will make an aggressive on.
siaaaht. They will be met by the full
strength Of ths protectionists, led by
Randall. These will come mainly from
New England and the Middle States, bot
will DO augmented by quite respectable
numher Of delegates from Alabama.
Louisiana. Georgia and other southern
States, wherein manufacturing indus
tries have greatly increased within th.
Dsss few years.
Tue issue o. made In tho House on
che Morrison bill will DO again befor.
che Convention. aud the result, what
ever 10 may be, vill be very prsjndicial
90 unity In tbs Democratic party 10 the
fall elsctions. Indeed. IL In openly as
ssrtsd by both free traders and protec
tionisss, that the success Of either will
operate 10 drive from the party man,
thousands Of lie membership. Certain IL
10 tnat the announcement Of q free
trade policy by the Convention at Obi
saco will pat Nav York aud Nsu Jersey
IN the Republican column next Novsm-
her. There 10, IL 10 true. in Mes York
sisy, q CERTAIN element Of Anclicizsd
Americans led by sach quasi Rcpubli.
can papers ~ the Timss. and Democrat
10 papers a. the World. which 10 In 40
cord win The ultra free trade degmas
OF tbs Cubdsn Club. The s,ms is true
IA Connecticut aud Massachusetts,,
wherein, In some Of the Universities
free trade theories are sssiduously In.
stilled into The minds Of the students.
THIS element, however, polls bus few
votes compared With those which would.
we're the contest narrowed down BE-
tween free trade and protection, suppor,
She latter. Unless q csmpromiss Ii
made at Chicago between these two fac.
lions Of the party its chances for success
viii be far less when the Convsn.
ton adiourns than they have eee,.
for eight years past. Even = compro
mise will mot be etFsctsal In healing u.
wounds already inflicted In the 6eht In
Congress over the tari3 question. The
most sensible way ont OF the woods ius.
on appsars 70 be 10 follow the exsn-
pie OF the Cincinnati Independent Re
publican Coovension Of 1874. and refer |
the whole subject matter 20 the several |
Congressional districts sos sssslemsn, |
BY the people directly interested.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

Great credit il due Mr.. G. F. Frasch,
our enterprising grocer. for his recent
importation of strong, yet delioat.
article of uneolorsd Japan Tea knows
to Experts and now TO the public Rener-
ally ~ "Sunbeap Tea" THIS brand
has ben selected, as its name implies,
from the most matured orup, and Mr..
Fr"sch wisely made arrangements e.
have it shipped direct TO him from first
hands. Give it a trial and be convinced
Of it, superiority. jy6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

This leaves Seattle a little ahead. The
boys we're anxious to Pla. the decisive
game today. bat some members of the
Portland team vsre compelled by press
20 business 10 return home, and the de
cidiue game will have to be played at
anne future time
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

NEITHER THE STEAMER ELIZA
~ Andersen nor The owners Their Of viii
b. r sp nsibie for any de b. contracted BIZ
the ofncers 0r crew. unless upon Q writtrn
order therefor signed By the Captain or
Purser. Carl. TH0S. WRIGHT,
Aim Manager
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

NEW BLOOD, New LIFE.-This is OBJ
tanned by using Plumbers Oregon Blood
Parifer. For sale everywhere. 81 yer
bottle. six for s.. arSdw6m
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For Sale.

4 BnrLER AND An ENGINE. sxa4
n W tn com les, machinery for 3 kr.st
mill q two run II burTl
]. ". BUZnY.
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Ayers ARus Cure 10 warranted to cure
all malariai disorders. when the direc-
tions are faithfully followed.
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And L. . n Q. mmesdcd that where new
counti~s have bcea tahlinhed since the
last general eirczion the hepuhli IN cen-
prtsoa the lee couotses % the vote cast
% the iAss fenernl eleegson fur Deirgato %
ccngxeA q tns abOye honik
b BARLOW. CAair1an.
RooR D. xIfRmok. eecy. Jsedow3
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N A e RE d.

WnoD-MEAGH RAT Neah Pay. w. T.,
July I. Charles W God aud Nellie Meaghef.
HAPMAN-HEDaEs-A Fort simcoe, Jos.
u. Chapman aud Etrie dedg,s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

B4ndmaun- Bsaudet company remain n,
the Standard Thsater tie better salts
faction they give, and the better houses
they sni y. Tue matinee Friday after
noOn was largely offended, whilr thu
SINE evening tho house MAS we'll filed
TO witness the rendition e Sake
speare's sublime tragedy. Hamlet. A.
ih~ cios~ of the perform Anos the uaiver
AL verdict of the audience VAS one OF
entire Satisfaction. rbose VIII fail 10
witness a performance by the company
will miss rare treat.
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EXPLANATION. THAT iITTLE
Ia fA< over the barn mar the foor OF
battery street. b p sced there ~ . guide
70 Dk. AEkhIC n . once, which - ON
" atsr e.. third house frem The conner at
Battery. just IN fxont Of the nag. mKD
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For Rent.

A LARGE NEW. HARD FINISHED
~ two-stoTy DIV ing hSuse. o. kIev-
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NOTICE.

ZINE OFFICES IN THE CLAYTON
IL bloch single or en- suit myll
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During the evening the sky was light.
I'd up with beautiful fireworks and the
hir perfumed with burn,pg powder.
Tne Sing Verein Club gave a dance
at their hall on Pike street, and the Ri
hss held ball at the Court Hou 30. The
tueters came IN for their full share,
and the day closed with NO unpleasant.
ness to mar It's successful celebration.
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B O & n

B o * N.
GARD-In Port Blakely. July s. to the
wife or T. Gard. d N Shter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

Ayers ssrsApariala, operating through
the blood, rsdscsily cures esssy ssrofa-
toos salnt or infess,ou.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


4 SMALL BLACK PURSE. CON =
: taininx an knxlish sovereign aud .
gold ring. was lest near Levyis wharf to
day. A su table 70 ward will be paid for
the return or ihese articles 20 the Posi-
tNiELLi0E CAR sffice.
s~sti g. July s. jy6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06

The price Of lumbeF, watch dropped
10 Is thousand fec days tass weak.
IN eon>eQasucs 81 soms Of eur miIlmsn
being IN temporary nuannisl STRAIT. d
gradually spproximssinR ~ the old iiv-
ina prices. six dollars iust aboas rep
r-presents the vaius Of tne peodact N
tho lox.--0'gmpi4 Sksndsrd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-07-06
TINE ScHxpuLz.-The Shore Line Of
the Columbia and Puget Sound CON-
pany, between Seattle and stuck Juno

pAny. between seattle and stuck Juno.
ion, vill 70 into operation today. The
schedule issued calls for arrivals aad
departures 40 follows: Iseavs seattle a
ls0 in the afternoon: leave Black kives
Junction st 2:sS; seave k~ns ~ Sis. and
arrive st Siusk ~ 3:&S. From stuck ON
the train VIII run On u korthssn Pacific
schedule. without desensson. and viii
arrive AZ Tscona in time 20 Connect
sith the train for Kalsms, AMI LEAVING
Tacoma after ths arrival OF the tram
fFem Portland. On tue sag back sns
train wiil leave Stn1k Juucssoa a. IL 20
IN the night. Kent as l2:lS and Black
River ~ liza. arriving in seattle at
la The fare wil; bs sns cheapest on
any railroad on ths coAst-tl for 20
niles Of railroad riding.
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u should enter lihs Sunbeam. NJ,
@. y. faxsh's, "0anbsam Tea re
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A. Is. Easila, umpire.
+. NJ H.li. soSrar.
Tias OF Rams-3 hours and IS min
ut<s.
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NIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
VI work Fi,st-class wages gwen for
Or t-class work. Apply o. CAPTAIN
tween Fifth and sixth jel3
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SPLITS.

In the afternoon the regatta took
p ACE, the first contest beng u yacht
Foe.
4. A. Gsrdiner, J. r. T. Mitchell ard
Captain Go'dinR we're appointed lodges.
The following yachts wurs entered:
Guide, Lockout. Maria. Washington,
hamDiou and Dsuntlaaa
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

Piles are frequently preceded by a sense OF
weight in the back, loins and lower part of the
abdomen, causing the patient TO suppose he
aas some affection OF the kidneys or neighbor-
Ing organs. Attimes, symptoms of indigestion
stomach, etc. A moisture like perspiration,
producing very dissgreeal Q itching, partic.
1larly Mt night after getting warm In bed, Ia a
very common attendant. Blind Bleeding and
Itching Piles yield at once TO the application of
Or. Boeanko's Pile Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts anected, absorbing the Tumors
AllAyinR the intense itching, and efrecting a
permanent cure whore all other remedies have
Isied. Price 50 cent?. Bold by @. SchaGs9. A.
NreisE ard l.. 0Fvneh -
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

THE sudden deah in New York, Saturday
morning, Of Dr. Edward Lssker, will be re-
Gretted by a very large number of people in
Texas, and especially in this city-where he
had many aequsintances.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

Time nor tide waits TOR no man, but the sands
OF life continue TO How on and on, year after
year, never stopping, never hesitating in its
work OF waste, unless Occasioned by Il Cough,
Cold or some Lung Affection where DIR. Bos-
anko's Cough and Lung Syrup arrests II and
and ten. Go to G. Schasse, A. Dreiss, or l..
Orynsti, druggists, and ask them for free
trial bottle of this medicine. They have them
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

A PROGRESSIVE income tax would remedy
much Of the existing troubles regarding the
tariff question, and come nearer laying the
burden Of Government upon those who are
able to pay it than any other system.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07
1884.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harpers Weekly stands at the head Of American
Illustrated Weekly Journals. BY its bipartisan posi-
ton in politics. its admirable Illustrations, its care
fully chosen serials short stories sketches and poems
contributed by the foremost tisand authors OF the
day it carries instruction and entertainment thou
sands of American homes.
1t will always be the aim Of the publishers make
Harper's Weekly the most popular and attractive
family newspaper in the world, and in pursuance Of
this design to present constant improvement in all
those features which have gained for 1t the conf
denee, sympathy and support Of its large army OF
readers
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

CorosrssMAv SPRINGER has accepted the
position assigned him by Speaker Carlisle,
and hints that hi, committee will overhaul the
Department of Justice, and develop some
''vhited sepulchsrs."
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07
MONDAY, JANUARY I, 1854.

TEE resolutions passed by the San Antonio
bar on the death Of Judge Boone, were very
appropriate, is the opinion Of the Fsrt Worth
Democrat.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

THn Legislature has had fair sprinkling
Of advice on the fence cutting troubles, good,
bad and indifferent, and he will be a very
mild patriot who does not, this week, intro
duce bill on the subject. The chances are
that the people will not be so anxious TO be
protected from the fence cutters as they are
from the Legislature.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

THE Ohio wool growers are to meet in con-
vention at Columbus on the 18th OF this
month, for the purpose of taking action to
secure the restoration OF the old wool tariff,
although the outlook is not the most
promising.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

Tnr Texas Live Stock association and the
Legislature meet AT Austin tomorrow and it
is safe to say there will be considerable music
In the air regarding the proposed herd law.
But in straight game Of draw the Legislators
may be able to get away with the baggage Of
the stock fellows.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

For sale. rick work done cheap. Cisterns
street AkNnx HusT.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

THE mercury has recorded oaly about IS
degrees above zero in this city the last two or
three days, which was Geld enough for all
purposes, and is not much in comparison with
the weather in the Northwest, where the
mercury has stood "a degrees below zero.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1884-01-07

On THE subject oil investing surplus
money the Texas Planter and Farmer says:
ave see nothing in the future for our surplus
money to be put to except cotton factories.
The farmers are suspicious Of even these
paying Institutions, and for the reason they
are managed by town folks, who figure too
fast for them. We wish this was otherwise,
for the reason it would rebound to the greater
wealth and prosperity of the country at large.