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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16
PACIFIC COAST.



SAN FRAScIsco. Aug. l5.-While en-
gagged in ralding Chinatown this mora
ing in search of cubic air law violators,
the officers found Ieper in the last
stage Of the horrId disease. When be
ing searched at the city prison
one Of the wretch's fingers was knocked
of. He presented a most shocking
spectacle Of physical corruption.
A wild Man Eater.
VIRGINIA CIR, New, Aug. i5.-Mike
Mc6oVen, known as the Man Eater,
being refused liquor at the Fl Dorado
saloon today, attempted TO kill William
Killeen. bArkeeper. by firing two heavy
tamblers at his head. de missed the
harkeeper, but broke mirror valued at
$3.50. The mirror 10 the largest in the
State. being twenty feet long and ten
feet high, of finest French plate glass.
1t vas a quarter of an inch thick. and
vas owned by A. Hansk. McGosen was
arrested and jailed on charge OF As
saait with . deadly weapon with intent
10 ALL.
The Prindie Case.
OAKLAND, CAL. Aug. 15.--The Jury In
the case of Prindle, on trial for the
Durder Of DIR. Buck, IL the latter part Of
May. have been out So hours. and viii
be licked up until Monday morning.
rhsy stand nine for scqaistai and three
for conviction.
A Peculiar swindte.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Aug. l5.-Siae
more victims Engliss eoys) have turned
no. their ages b~ing IL and Is. Their
fathers in Eael ind we're induced tn
pAy 9N entrance fee for their sons a.
'puplis" on fruit farms In Oaliforni-
at IS per mouth and 20 be treated a.
members OF tue faEpily." The firm
hsadq srters is at I'll Finsbury Pavement.
London, L. @. Toeir agent here gets
$l2 apiece fer providing each bow a
home. Their passage here. which they
pay themselves. 10 SIS. When a boy
gsts here he finds that be could hav.
done it all himself, and that the prom
isrd situatios Is never forthcoming.
Nearly forty cases have thus far been
discovered.
Heat On California.
UKIAH. Cal, Aug. l5.-Today has been
the hottest OF the season. The Their
momsser marked liz IN the shade.
MopEsro, Cal. Aug. 15.-Ths intenss
hot spell nas besn with as today. In
tbs Selcs ofiise the thermometer regis
tered 80 at 10 o'clock this msrning l0a
at noon and los 81 D. IN. shis was 10
frame building. the thermametel
swinging clear Of the walIs. At 3o'elocl
In large brick building II was l02 anc
this was considered the coolest place II
town.
shlpping Eateilasenoe.
San Francisco, Aug. l5.-Arrived-
Ship Detroit, frsm Seattle.
Sailed-Sfeamer Beda, for Astoria.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

Today the Phoenix nine Of Seattle
and the Neveassles play their much
talked Of match at the mines. Below
re give . liss Of the players In their
positions and batting order:
Observation-Disclosures. p; J. Bagley, o.;
p. Baeley, irst b.; j. Falroairnc, seeon !
b.; Mcdonald. tkird b.; Armstrong, 9. .;
Watkins. g. g.; Il. Calhoun. o.. g.: l. Cal
houn. I. Z.
Pbmnix-McGinnis. q. g.; Il. jacobs,
D.; G4nEsl, Arst b.; Barvell. O.; John
500, second b.; Marray, third b.; COT
bett, |. C.; Moran. or. T.; oearisssorsn,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

AoArx CoxyIrrxD.-Fraak W. Hanson.
cha rather noted individnai from Taao-
ma. vas tried ca = second charge Of lar
s~av IN Jastics LvaR'a coart and the
inv. after duly cansiderinz the case.
hr5urht in verdict AGAINST him. and
80 the verdist 81 IS sad costs Ia
dsfaals Of payment, Hansoa AGAIN vent
% Jail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

lmPsOvzxe. Mayor Yesisr received =
Iessss from his wife. who d in C4iifer-
MA. sayine. tia, her health IL noe I'm
rrgvins. Al erss abe seemed 20 ersw
wraker. instead 81 stronger, bat sftsr
AZ lille she began % feel fhs tavssof-
stinr sH-cf Of the eaanee, ana . pc
il a fair way ~ ? cover.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

Tu TxEArER--The Madison Square
Thsater Company. appeared for the ssc-
ond and last time In Seattle. al the Opera
Hnase, last evening. IN William fsaas's
eneressfnl eomeds, I" The Raish." uith
Nr. William II. Gsllstts in the title rs'ie.
A fair auAienes was present, and toe
nav vas thoroughly enioyed. Tbs
Comrany return to Portland today. and
from there work their say back East
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MONEY TO LOAN.

nOyKY TO LOAN AT ONE PER
Nt cent On inside improves property %
On whiis river harm laad& Aadress this
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

wAxarssTox. AaR. iA--Mr. Miller.
Ooumtsslaner of Internal ksssnae, yes-
seraay tsieers paed - all the Csllsetors
WHO have hess receiving transpoFtatssa
honds o. which tie time spee zed Tor
d~lsserine TIE spiriss ~ the port - *
rortAfioa exseeds thirty days. that tkef
Ar pos % rscssvs sach honas after the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

o. g IAxp osyscz A. oLxxrlA. VT.
suls 10, 1855.
- Notssa d hsrsby given that ALBEkT ..
OOwDkN has th1ed notiea o. futeutian te MAKE
anAi yroef before Heisnn Mcoallnm. Auditor
u Kitssp eo1nsy. 81 his oG.os, In Peri Msdt-
sou, y. r, On Thursday tks 1Tfh dag %
AuSnss. A .. 1855, 60 prsen ption D. 8. Ne.
$3.50. for Tie - = q 81 4 a. section Z
tUvnzhip - nafss. rznes ea-s
He names - wiioeasss: HenrY @. Hail.
Puesr d yneshass, John w. Fishsr an1 5ames
e. Boyd, al 81 Rurs AAdt-cn. ". Z.
JOHN Y. 0owEx,
iy1&4uz0 HAxssesg % tia LAa6 OzBaa
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Executors Notice to
Cred tiers,

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the undersigned. executors Of the
viii OF Henry A. Atkins. deceased, 10 thc
creditors of and al persons having claims
against the ssiA deceasods estate - az
hiblf than. with the necessary vouchers
within one year after this notice - The
w. r, or the raid claims win be forever
barred MARY J. ATKINS,
NORMAN PEkFIKi.D
Executors o. the estate of HsRry A. A
kins. decaased.
Dale q arsf puhiioation. July 4 1856.
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So r 9 WARD.

OsT. IN THE CRY OR ON THE
Ia rad 70 g. r. stones farm . garnet
hrseelss. Tbs finder viii receaye The
above reward ~ i-aFieg Il 81 the yeweiry
slnrr 81 q. 2. SMITH & soS- salse
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Dissolution Of Partnership

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Mr.. Thoma. +. holion has rosirsd
from the q N doing business u-der the
name OF the Northwest Fruit Company.
rhe business viii hereafter b conducted
By Joseph Green. Manager Tor the Com
pany. with whom all accsunts with the
iirm should be 20 tled. IVA
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atseuspse<l Murslsr.

HuxrnsaroS. Pa, Aug. IA disooli-
esi attempt sas made 81 murder a. An
dsrsos, iieaF hers. last niehk As Fore
man Taoraas 0teegs vas walking on
Ne railroad track be was Get epon bf
tee srAuipL knocked down and RARgesl-
Aftss stealing his watch and a check
fur his months saiary, which be had
insk ressivsd, the miscfeanss tied him
e he traak and lsft him 20 he fasis.
b fFsatii efforts be worked hirnseat
psxsisiir free, but Q passing freieht
tssia eslt ~ enc Of the nagses OF bis
lefs hand which be wAs unsble 30 ~.
tsase fuiu the rail. areai exeitemeils
prevails. Twenty tramps hsse been 90
rsiasd and searched, bat they were aps-
charged In tina absence Of eyidsniS'
&Qainnf thas-n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

CAMILLE, Iowa, Aug. Is. - C0l0red
church circles aFe excited here. Last
ssndaJ night Anna Sapp, aged II years,
attended shs Methodist Chureh and
dariAg the exoitement vas baptizsd.
THIS coming 90 the ears OF her aunt and
guardian. Mrs. Rose, strong Baptist,
she sworo out warrant against the
preacher for an assault on her niece,
consisting OF pouring water on Auna's
had against her vii. the preacher
has noe Basd outa warrant against Mrs.
Rose for disturbing public worship.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

Pezz ClrRsriua, N. Y. Aae. ib.--At the
haess Of j. A. Carpsnser. four miles I'm
tie conatiy, Yesterday tragedy occxt.
Fsd IN uhieh twoo Of his grand chiAdrsys
we're participants. TIE boya Of ~ 90 10,
wsfe close friends. In thu course OF q
frssndlg iirolis. JAspes Ueahereeia be
came ailesred and sent . bullet throaiIh
che oesiy Of bis csasin. Jonathan d..
Carpenter. He thea elew cut his csfn
hfatns dyise insanity. fouR Oarpen-
tsf's vsluisd ID thcnaht 90 BE- fatal. Over
skady By yoang z nber6sl,i is bsiisNtd
% hzve teen the indifest cause Of The
ahoutina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

OzncmNAII. Aug. l5.-The Grand
Army Of tins Rspublie has considered q
suggestion TO bay the lot at Psint
Pleasant, Ohio, on which stands the
house where General Grant vas born.
Their idea was 20 purchase the lot on
the assunptssn ID q the house would be
eoid to so,ns, one Bs. Nothipe dshnite.
however, hss yet beea decided upon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

WAsInIoros, Ane. is.-ehpsain =. :.
Pierce. OF the firss Eafasifty, hiss beea
aspnkniei Indian Agent 81 San CArins
AesaeY. 10 IN probsoie tkat utfisers 81
tAs array gill be placed IN easFEe Of ~
aaeneAzR ehers Indians are tso1sls-
eome.
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mss.ps',s,sg Gas we,,s.

PrrrsBURas. Aug. 15-Dr. David
Hostslisr today concluded negotiations
wherebv hs becsmes sole owner Of the
FaeI and Gas Company, and the
Pennsylsania Fuel Company. which
vere recently oonsoiid sted, aud which
conssituta, a neutral gas rdant. The
Amount ef sodsy's purchase IL estimated
a. half q million dollars. IL will likely
be followed By the consolidation of the
Hos,ellsf aid Westinghouse Companies.
whIch will establish monopoly IN The
rev fuei
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

NEw Y0nK. Aug. i5.--The trial exports
Of specie from this Dora daring the past
vssk uete $550,532. OF this amount
TIE exports 10 Europe we're xl2t.A 40
gold and t,s2. t32 SILVER. and 10 Havana
ths snouni va $3.50.
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distracted Denscrais.

uAsHfsarox, Aag 10 fhs Secretsry
II War has tnssrustsd GsnsnJ Niles 20
hold troops in readiness 10 sntoscs tss
pfezldaafs recent proclaim stion In rela.
tioa 70 eattls man on the OlaSenne and
Arsapaho reservations By the tsfmA
Of tbs proclaim ssion the cattle men vii
Be compelled 10 remove their herds by
September ash. The troops will bs held
Of Fort Reno.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

wAsxrsoros, Ane. lh-Ths Pasicsilae
DepArsmsnt hss been infoEmed shat toe
fAeifa AIail Steamship 0nmpany Htsi
ceatiaiis % curry csrsain ssaiis untsl the
expirai1en Of ~ eantrast nth the Mes
xsAlaa5 9oeesnmeut. Shpefistondstnt
Rsll. Ut the FsrsiSn Mall Services. has
sd1rssssa lstaeE TO tie Superintendent
81 The Railway Mil sersisss. a. foilosfs !
Il have tha honor ~ iniofn yoa thas
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Delayed naiIs.

CzrcAoo, Aug. t5-fhe New York
.sils are still bstliBd. CommeBsing on
- tncoryeuisnce 20 which the public
- besp s,biscted tbs Daily Sstos this
s~eoinQ says: Chicago Business men
- fossifed In denOuncing toe bad
management Of the postal authorities 10
not ssdeeius the delayed mails sent wa
tbs Rsis OF PennsytvsdiA Central. saeh
cross indiifsfsncs 10 toe necessities Of
Ia vest should n,eet With c1ndemns-
tiou. Under the present system Of
rnu,d sransp0rtlon and prompt local de
hvery, bossnsss ~ conducted "a = Gloss
rsarrln OF tune, and inexcusslbly with
hoidlue the expestssd service 10 q master
EtsIe saoFt of ms'dsms4nof.";
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nsnasAeRpers In AealAna.
q Ireeaitnr Assault.

NKv YoRK, AuR. l5.-Raservs do
crease, $i,Os2, 800; banks no'E hold 10
excess of legal requirements So, ks5. $40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-16

W1saporox, Aue. Is. The Secretary
~ -. Interior has susherizsd the la
aian officials 10 pay oct Sc, 900, tue
.,,aeaeds of the siis Of certain lands in
Esasas. for the redemption OF x ~
i~aiap scriEl the amount Of scrip
a-sssaudtuK Il $lD0O00. OF whioa SIS,
I'd nas beea pre.Nnsed. Ihs available
Sands viii not be quite sufficient to pay
sbs principal and interest Of the scrip
nrrsented, and they vIli be divided pro
- among the scrip holders.
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TRos ]. veAcu 4 co..

21s Sacramento strses San FrsAcisss, oAi.
and nsin street. fsrn1Ale, O.l.
Sod " all druggists q 81 bottis. 20 sn
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And guarantee more service for the
money than be obtained from any
other Rubber Goods in the market.
aufjeod6m
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This new arm has purchased the entire
& Paulson Furniture Company. e3s and
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
NEW ENGLAND VETERANS.
They Dedicate a Shaft on a Memo
rahIe Rattle Ground.

WINcREsTER. Va, Sept. 2o.-The dedication
services of the marble shaft, presented by Col
Herbert Hill of Boston, and erected on the battle
field Of the 18th of September, were largely at
tended Saturday morning. Lieut.. Gov Ornsbee,
of Vermont delivered an oration. The veterans
were escorted into the city in the afternoon to a
banquet, provided by the citizens and speech of
welcome BY Mayor Williams was responded to by
Col Carroll ID. Wright. After the banquet, JUS
tice Harlan, of the Supreme Court, Col. Thomas
Jones of Alabama, and Gen. Thomas of Vermont.
made speeches. Much enthusiasm was evoked by
the many patriotic sentiments expressed by the
orators. The band played "Hail Columbia and
"Dixie," and the veterans then loudly cheered
Last night was New Hampshire night, and the
same scenes were reenacted with great crowd
in attendance, estimated at 10000. Stirring
speeches were made by Col. Wright and Judge
Harlan. A letter from Cen Fitz Hugh Lee was
read, followed by an address from Mayor Will
liamS.
A large asSemblage was present at the services
in the National and Stonewall cemeteries this af-
ternOon. The services around the mound to the
Confederate dead were touching, The veterans
kneeled, splendid tribute to the dead was deliv-
cred by Col Wright, and feeling invocation was
pronounced by Rev. MIR. Whitemore. A Jubilee
service OF song and prayer is being held in the
camp tonight
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
WESTERN TERRoRS.
Arrest of Notorious Family in Michi-
gan.

IONA, Mich, Sept. 2o.--Benner Aldrich, man
about 40 years of age, with his wife and two chill
dren, one OF them young man of about 20, lives
on farm near Collins Station on the Detroit Lam
sing and Northern railroad. The family have
been for years the terror of the neighborhood
where they reside, and .Aldrich has been arrested
for assaults and threats on life time out of num-
Der, and never without cause. Some time ago
judgment was obtained against him in Justices
court at Portland, but mo officer there would at
tempt Its execution, so 1t brought to this city
and given to Constable Perry Chapman, with a
warning to take help with him and look out for
himself He took with him Geo. Bradley and W.
Ainsley of this city and went out there Yesterday
afternoon. They found Aldrich and the 20-year-Old
son loading wheat in some bags. Chapman
stepped up to the wagon where Aldrich was and
said he was an officer and had an execution. Al
drich caught up an axe lying in the wagon and
raised it to strike when Chapman covered him
with his revolver and compelled him to leave the
wagon but before the constable could seize him
young Aldrich opened fire with a repeating rifle
and Bradley fell, badly wounded, but he was
helped away by the others who quickly retreated.
A warrant was then issued for the A1drichs, the
two men and the woman, and the shorthand four
officers went out to serve it, After holding the
officers OFF for four hours swth rifles they finally
yielded up and at midnight were lodged in jail.
The house where the Aldrichs lived is boarded
up and the walls pierced for rifle shooting on the
plan of a frontier fort and is nearly as strong
The family, armed with repeating rifles have for
years kept off the officers after the plan of yester
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
SMALL Pox.
SMALL POX.
1t is Now Spreading to the Aristocrat-
ic Quarters of Montreal.
PRODUCTION into Maine and
Other States.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-As a protection
against the introduction of small pox into
the United States from Canadian ports, the
Treasury Department has instructed the fol-
lowing named revenue steamers to speak all
vessels coming from infected ports and to
prevent landing in the United States of all
that do not show clean bills of health: The
Woodbury. at Eastport the Dallas at Port
land, the Gallatine at Boston, the Dexter at
Newport the Grant at New York the Ham
ilton at Philadelphla, the Bibb on Lake On
tariO, the Perry on Lake Erie, the Fessender
on Lake Superior, and the Huron and john
son on Lake Michigan.
MONTREAL, Sept. 19.-The small pox is
still on the increase. The number of new
cases reported today was ia, while the num-
Der of deaths foots up 49, This brings the
increase in mortality up to over 100 more
than for the week preceding. From the most
reliable figures obtainable the number OF
cases at present in the city are set down at
$50, while those in outside munlclpalltles are 7.
fully 800 deaths. The epidemic has made it
self felt in the best families and on. the best
streets of the city during the last few days.
One case was reported yesterday OF young
girl who was removed to the civic hospital.
Upon her arrival there, the hospital being
full, she was refused and sent back to the
place where she was brought from. The
sick person being only a servant girl, the
family left her alone in the house and went
to the country. She remained alone there
until this morning, when she was discovered
dead in her bead. 1t is no uncommon thing
to see children afflicted with the disease run
ming about the streets with their faces broken
out
MONTREAL, Sept. 20.-There were report
ed today three deaths from small pox at ST
Jean Baptiste, three at Coates St. Louis,
three at st. Cunarde, and one at St, Henri Henri
Nuns engaged in the house to mouse VISTA
tion have discovered 100 new cases.
The provincial board of health has receiy-
ed every assurance of cooperation in rela-
ton to the small pox epidemic. from every
municipality communicated, with, except 81
Henri, and those persons charged with tear,
ing down from houses placards announcing
the presence therein of small pox will be
prosecuted with the utmost rigor Of the law
| The board has decided to ask the govern
ment to have all the inmates of institutions
receiving government aid, whether schools
jails, reformatories or aSylums. vaccinated'
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
WASHINGTON.
mr.. Warner and the Civil Service
Commission.

WASHINGTON, Sept. Representative
Warner has completed draft of his COM
promise silver bill, but does not care to
make public its provisions until he has sub
mtted it to persons of various shades of
opinion upon the silver question and secured
the benefit of their suggestions. The Star
asserts that Representative Warner intends
70 make war upon the civil service commits
sion and that he expects to be able to bring
about its Reorganization. Mr. Warner is
credited with saying that the present COM
mlssloners arrogate to themselves all the
power of the executive and by enveloping
themselves in the cloak of secrecy make it
possible for them to manipulate appoint
ments to suit themselves without the least
danger of their methods becoming known.
Inc commissioners, he says, must go and
men must be pnt in their places who will
treat Democrats with fairness and put a
proper construction upon the law. There is
nothing in the law, he says, to preclude the
mead OF department fromtdemanding list
OF all candidates who have passed satisfac-
tory, examination and selecting from the
whole number those he wants.
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
THE INDIANS.
Gen. Miles Looking after the HostiIes

DENVER, Col Sept. 20.-A special from Santa
Fe says that Gen. Miles started from Leavenworth
this morning after sending the following:
II have put additional troops into the field
equipped in such way that they can go wherever
hunt the latter in places where they may seek
shelter. Col. Bradbury agrees with me in the be-
lief that with the present disposition of the troops
they will give protection to the settlement and
make this territory uncomfortable for any hostile
Indians My object is to make New Mexico un-
tenable for the Indians and restore confidence to
its citiZenS.n
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
Spool Factory Burned.
NEW YORK POLITICS.
Delegates to the State Convention
Gathering,

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept 2O.-Delegates to
the State Republican Convention are arriv-
ing very slowly and tonight there are not
more than 300 of them in town. No caucuses
is expected all the delegates will be on the
ground. Among those known to be candi-
dates for governor are Joseph D. Warren of
Buffalo, late chairman of the State COM
mittee; Joseph w. Drexel, late of Drexel,
Morgan d Co, Judge Noah Davis, Ira Day
enport, William H. Seward, Hon. Levi P.
Morton and Secretary of State Joseph B.
Carr.
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
NAMES MURDER LIST.
George conway's Body Found in the
New Meadows River

BATH, Sept. 2O.-The body of George Con-
way, missing since Sunday last was found
in the New Meadows river this morning a
short distance from the place he was last
seen alive. His head was mutilated almost
beyond recognition but he was identified by
his clothing. An inquest will probably be
held tomorrow. The belief is general here
that he was pushed overheard by one of his
drunken companions of that day.
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21
ProvIncetown FisherIes.

past week has been the dullest in mackerel
fishery for the season. The receipts were 100
barrels, the seasons catch falling far short
OF last year. The prices on all grades show
an Improvement, with the dealers not over
stock. The fleet, mostly along the north
shore, is meeting with poor success. The
steamer Longfellow to-day reports 40 sail Off
Marshfeld, apparently taking nothing.
Weirs and boat fishermen are meeting with
very poor success.
The Portland daily press., 1885-09-21

HAzELToN, Pa, Sept. ia young son of Ed
ward Turnbach died here to-day from the effects
of hazing, received last Wednesday at the hands
of several of his schoolmates. The Scholars of the
been admitted, mike practice of Initiating new
scholars by making them run the gauntlet
through two lines of 10 to 20 boys on each side,
passes through They injured the little fellow so
badly in the region of the kidneys that he died in
preat agony to-day.