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CaSApfks CIrIxs.--It 10 remarkable
how much more slowly canadian eities
grow than thcse Of the United States.
No census vet taken has shown any
city In Canada 10 have population of
10000, aud no two cities 10 have over
10000 each. Their largest cities wouid
be only fourth class In this conutry,
though older than Chicago. san Fran
cisco and Q score Of larger towns here.
Their chief bosn town has been VIM
nipeg, bat It's growth haa been much
less rapid, extensive and solii than
that OF Kansas City, Omaha. Denver,
81. Paul or Minneapolis. Their Rrea,
lake PERT. Toronto. is DOT 10 be com
pared with Mtlwsnkee, Chicaeo, Detroit,
Cleveland or Baifaio. The Dominion
has q popslAtion about equal 10 that Of
the State Of New York, yet the State 10
ahead IN the number OF cities and also
in shsiF aggregate population. IN the
latter reepent exceeding the Dominion
more than i've 20 enc. TIE State Of
PENNSYLVANIA also can heat the Domtn-
ten In the same respect, aud 90 can the
states OF Ohio and Massachusstts. II
the preseat rate 81 pfoxiess 10 kept ep.
the Pacific tiops vfil be able In ten
wears 10 soaspare more than favsrably
eish C,anaaa. The Canadian cities are
eood enes. and anywhere else than
Amsriea would be considered marvess
Of rspid growth, bat here they are
sioW. Neither dos any ere city IN
Canada By any great Odds oetrAnk al
others. Montreal sxeeeds oslebee and
rorcnto IN population, eoEnineree and
wealth, bat ths odds agsinsa tAem srs
nothing in her favor, like thcse ol
lsoadon, Paris. Berlin. vienns. Nss
Yark, Havana. Ksa fansiro aud oshei
cities. and tAsy shaw . dispusitaoo q
decreases in fnfars. II IL nos probabls
tAo cssntng Of tie twcnsisth csntury
viii and u Canada q stnEis city vita
suaeo0 inhabitants. nor mere than tss
wfth I3Ae<o. SAils a. The sAme dsts no
| lsss than twenty cities wsh b foond Il
the united states, each hsyinR eve
80 loo inhAhisAntsl Oar noFshern nsige
hcrs sAoald sertoosly rsaeel npon thi
matter, and conxides Il. IN . eloees esn
neesion With tie unfsed States. The
cannet better theif eeaaisian. and. y
che nsce fer supremacy. a. leN<t heel
aloagsias their frsea6s suash 81 The %
tsrnaaisnai boundary line.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EAsTERS
The Eassern Rllxz.ra-

s8E N3&&Eb4 hll1kAF0.
CzIoAeo. Feb. l2. The weather
tnfosghout the northxest coutiuoes
very cold, bat the railway blockade su-
pears to have been generally lifted and
trains are beginning 70 move in ali al
recllsEns. Passenger traits which left
f1r the West and Southwest are report
90 as having made good time. The re-
sumption Of freight traffic il expected
TO begin on ali roads today. The ten
peraturs at a. m. at Chicago was 6
oeioS zsro, Fargo % below, Winnipeg
. beloH.
h1aG fer the NardeF Of M. Para.
aasaR.
PHILADELPHIA. FEB. IL. - Richard
Irenke was hanged in the corridor of
Lne coanfy psison here this morning.
The crime for which be was executed
vas tbs murder Of Augusta Zimm, biz
ParamouF, and the wife OF bis friend.
Irenke wanted the woman 70 wholly
desert Der husband, which she decline
10 do.
ferdiaaHd Ward.
NEw YORK, Feb. l2. The United
States Grand Jury brought in another
indictment today against Ferdinand
ward, former partner Of Gen. Grant,
Tor croskednsss in connection with the
Marine bank. The court issued ane.her
bench warrant for Ward. The latter is
ssill IN ludlow street Jail under another
indictment.
I've uarderers Hang.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. i2.-Lige
Parker. Who murdered Lswis Fox in
December, and Rush Johnssu, whs
murdered Jno. G. Wall in August last,
we're hanged here today. On the scsf-
fold johnson declared he was innocent.
Absss the Cabinet
NEw YokK, Feb. l2.-rhe DAILY ye,ps
says: Mr.. Cleveland has decided 90 give
the Interior and Department Of Justice
portfolios TO the South, the latter posi-.
tion having been rendered to and ao
cepte1 bY senator Garland OF Arkansas.
Ihe Interior has not been assigned bat
II will probably be tendsred to ex-Sena-
tor Henry q. Davis of West Virginia.
Colonel William z. Villas of Wisconsin
has accepted place in the Cabinet.
but TO what portfolio Is not learned.
New York will get the Secretary Of the
Treasury ~ a matter of pure business
policy, this city being the financial cen
ter of the country. Allen G.. Thurman
OF Oaio will Be rendered the Secretary
ship Of State. OF the seven members OF
the Cabinet only William T. Villas and
Senator Garland have been decided
upon thus far.
The slsek list
NKw YoRK. Feb. I2.-United States 3's,
l0l; iJs's, li21s; as, l22is; Pacific 6's
LIS, American Express 80, Canada Pa
oitio IS, Canada Southern 80. Cen
trail Pacific 30i. Burlington l2l1S Lack
avanna 96jk. Denver d Kio Grande Z,
Erie l29s, Hannibal Il st. Joe -, Kan
sas a Texas l6is Lake Shore 6S7s Louis
vile 4 Nashville 2554. Michigan Central
81, Northern Pacinc l61s, Northern
Pacific preferred i0z, Northwestern
92ss, New York Central 9lyk, Oregon
Railway and Navigation 64S, Oregon
Transcontinentai Il. Oregon Improve
ment y, Pacific Mail h5ii4, Panama %.
Rock Island Ill q, St. Paul 1854, Texas
Pacific 1875. Union Pacific 49,, United
States Express 50. Wells Fargo los,
Western Union 81 Petroleum, firm
at 709s.
nsBey Market.
NEw YoRK, Feb. l2.-Money easy at l
per cent prime paper, 4d5 exchange
bills dull and unchanged at $4.s3Ls |
demand, 1885,.
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wArem weEk.

skecial attention paid to the repair of
inb watches. ohronometers. oerono-
rrIphn splii and quarter seconds. re.
psstina and striking watches, marine
sbfunometsrs. french clocks. etc., etc
klss other time pieces that others have
tllsd 10 make go. We give strict
salfantes Of satisfaction or return the
niney paid. kIMsALL a Sos, leading
Isstisss Of Puget sound. Frye's Opera
hssse Rlock, seattle, w. T. iasdw
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- sullne et eAeiee Tasa includ.
- e1etesx. hrands af 0snpowder,
= nN snsl fvsne Hyson, skich Ne
~, INA q soe. 5se. and so. . poana.
- ets Rrlsdxs of Enalish lsreakfssi.
y II - y ia We make { sppcaAltf
.. .sssdink aess 10 saia shs tastes ef
- y - hssine lad sxEsssenee ila
ses largest tea hoasss IN the
rtAsss s'e nsv<r fasi 10 rasass.
-. ~ efes inciade ths Family mi,
N<1se mixiare. saels Leo
n Eas- and tha Crssun mlxexl.
= go hAfe hed maas expreesly Ter
.zsss IN. in fonr aifEereae cslars.
~ ~ will ssena viah fse roanAs
- ~ " ne sssy o. cusniry. sam.
- - g nAstl % spzaiaslsaa. !. vi.
ses entnef Sscona asd Cherry
sc
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
L Stockholders Of the Puget sound
Commercial Company viii Be held at their
once. in Port Gamnfe. W T.. on Tnes-
day. the l7th day of February. 1856. af 2
o'clock ,. m. for tbs election of . Board
Of Trustees and the transaction OF such
other oasiness ~ may come before the
meetiDg. BY order Of the President.
4 q. AMES.
Acting Secretary.
Port Gamhle. w. r.. Jan- .. lssk 4ad
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fvuxss AID Docs raox olSApA.-
~ siRssi consignment OF doe fowls
sad asss yst received a. this point came
salttdsy motning from Geo. n. Pues-
= & hoes Hin Farm. Braniiurd. 0n
- tne dpss cslnziste6 af an Eneiish
one Cocker Spaniel and one scotch
ref fgf Il A. Turner, and . New
.elAand fer Dr.. Baker. Of the fowls
uneeth Reek eoekerei. q Black
sssc ksd Game cockerel. Q trio Of
s,e1st Gesae and Q Brenns Turkey
s'spe.sf. one year old aAd weighing IS
slaN, we're Tor q. p. stone, ~ be- used
NAnEina thn stock In hia poultry
ins rsmAtnder of the birds were
n ~ Turner, tn be used IN hreeaina
= - haaes Lasn realiry Yard. They
y s'ssd ef PaRtridss Ooehis eoeker.
lara brzhina eoeaerel, q White
- hlalek Spanish coekerei. D pair OF
\, - thtse Wyandotse eosskereis. Q
g naak Breasted Red Games, and
@ q brosn LeehornA Thsy ali
ko<d shape. the uniy les beins
Iis hea. The fowls we're tn ths or
eonps, and the does in crates
4 sslfaatsd . kFeAi deal Of attention
su potet. They came over sha
.s.. 1870 fasfhe road. from 81. Pani ID
.es Y q care % the sxpress Asseass oa
A Fargo a Ca
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MANUFACTURES 1t IL not railroads
that buIld up and sustain great cities.
nor is IL superior locations, nor whole
sale trade, nor agriculture, bu. IL is
theae things combined with manufac-
lures, and manufactures is the greatest
Of all. The number OF people engaged
IN Misunderstanding in the chief cities is
marvellous. it Is as great as the nun
Der engaged in all other AvooatioDs
combined. In 1850 Baltimore had Sc
Z3s persons employed IN manufacturing
industries, Boston 1928, Chicago ~
4l4 and New York. ~ ,352. The value
OF the ave rage produces Of these persons
exceeded two thousand dollars per an.
nam. Philadelphia. though, is the lead
ing manufacturing center Of the Union.
In 1882 special census developed the
fact that there were In the city II ,2a2
notwithstanding establishments, employ
ing x&2 ts3 hands, and turing out goods
during the year valued at k4SI PIG 800.
Philadelphia has large railroad interests
aud much general commerce, but these
things are subordinate in general i'm
portanee 10 manufactures. In fact, h n
com merce and her railroads depend
chiefly upon her manufactures. San
Francisco has long since recognized
the value of manufactures, and for ten
years has been sttaininR every nerve TO
gain III that direction all she possibly
could. The result has been that, though
laborinR under dlsadvantaReous oircun.
stances. she has become center ex.
eelied by only eight cities in the oouu-
try-Boston, Brooklyn. New York. Phil
adelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Chi.
osR0, and St. Louis. The trade Of the
Paaide metropolis vas represented
IN $50 by 1911 establishments, -, ,ll2
hands. and e77 50. 80 vslns OF product
Should her efforts be eontinued she will
probably be we'll abreast Of 81. Louis in
1850, II not a little ahead, and may pos
sibly lead Cincinnati. These facts will
suggess to o1r readers the inquiry, why
not inAngurate manufacturing here 2
We have locations without number, to
be obtained almost without price We
have wood. water and coal In abund-
anoe; brick. stone and lumber cheap as
anywhere In the world We are on the
sea. the highway Of the world, and With
railroads leading 20 all parts Of the
Union. There are no unfavorable con
ditions here. All that is lacking 10 the
capital and the determination necessary
for the inauguration Of the enseFpris g.
The capital cannot be obtained all at
once for the creation here Of great man
ufaeturing interesss. bat 10 oan be OBJ
tained here little at time by intelli-
GENT. persistent and united effort.
Every encouragement and assistance
should be given those who engage In
the buainess, and A. many should be in
daoed 20 engage "a can do % With
fair prospect Of making II success.
With aaannfactoriea amoaR us employ
ing several thousand operatives, the set
tlsment Of the railroad question would
be simple enough. Railroads would
come from the north, south and east.
and the system Radiating from here
would be- one Of the busiest, most profit
able In the land.
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- n saper month for ons-hah inch.
z cents Kne Cor one insertion.
4 -. Hhe per month:
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DRs. SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
H. renewed thelr alEAce from the Cefsr
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eto 431 kB
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Ask for Peck's Premium Perfumes
and take no other, as they are without
susi for fragrance and lasting quality.
A. b. Stewart keeps them.
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FOREIGN.


PARIS, Feb. l2.-Miss Eva Maokay
was married today to DON Ferdinand
julius Colonaa, Prince of Galatea. The
eremony was private, and was perform
ed with Pontifical high mass by Mon
ssiRneur De Reude. Papal Nunoio, in
the Nuncio's Chapel in this CITY. Bot
forty persons were present. lhs nuptiAl
benedic,ion was administered by Mon
seignor De ke0de, who also delivered
the marriage address. The civil cere
mony Of the marriage, which IL requir.
ed by the French law, was performed
Yesterday. The witnesses TO this were
Prince Colonna Doria. Prince Colonna,
Uaited States Minister Morton and the
Dnke De Caxes. After the celebration
Of the religious rite today, Mrs. Mae
kay, the mother of the bride, gave q
grand bridal reception. which in every
respect must rank With the most mag
ni6cent festivals of French history.
The reception was especially distin-
guirbed by she quality Of the guests,
among whom we're included about every
person of distinction and worth in
French socissy. Conspicuous among
these were General Compile Menabrea,
Italian Ambassador to France; Count
Camendo, and Madame Wyse Bona
pArie.
Ceaao Matters.
LISBON, Feb. lat IL announced
that the Government OF Portugal and
the International Afrioan Association
have been enabled. through the media
ton OF England, France and Germany,
to reach an understanding in regard 20
the rights claimed by each along the
- 4. -.
complete harmony With the status 80
cured by the association In its conven-
tons with the poaers which used theif
Offices for mediation, and Il IL under
stood that Portugal 10 preparing 60
sign an agreement with the association
similar In every essential respect With
those already signed By Russis. Eng
land. Germany and France.
Ftghsin9 On Tsneuin.
PAzIs Feb. IA dispatch from
TonQuin states that she French column
advancing tsward Ling SON, under
Geaeral BFieve De Lisle. has had three
days bard fighting In the dsales Of the
mountains. The French lo&ssa we're
heavy. bat the troops are making steady
progress despite The obstinate resistance
Of the Chinese.
TIE ssath sea Isiasds.
BKntIx, Feb. l2.-British and Ger.
man commissioners have been appoint
ed fes the parpose. and will soon mse,
In London. 10 discuss the means Of ad.
iasiment Of the disputss between Eng
land and GermAny concerning their
respective rights IN the South sea
Islands, New Guiaea and the FIJI
Esfa n1n
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HHE NUGGET,

DUBEIsHED IN The HEART
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'hsfsia June 10 losa
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Ferdinand ward.

NEw YORK, Feb. 12. - The United
states Grand Jury brought in another
indictment today against Ferdinand
ward, former partner Of Gen. Grant,
Tor croskednsss IN connection with the
Marine bank. The court issued another
bench warrant for Ward. The latter is
still IN Ludlow street Jail under another
indictment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-13

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. i2.-Lige
Parker. Who murdered Lswis For IN
December, aud Rush Johnssn, wha
murdered Jno. c. Wall in August last,
we're hanged here today. On the sc.f-
fold johnson declared be was innocent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS COURT EXPENSES.

G. NJ. Wing, court stenographer.. 49,. ss4s so
H. S. Doty, officer of court........ 81 90
James Sullivan, officer of court ....... 60 90
John Seberger, officer of court. $500
Michael Seberger, janitor. .... 10 80
Hubert Hansen, iuterpreter........ 90
A. b. Meyer, Interpreter. 90
j. w. Tenvoorde, interpreter....... 90
J. r. Bennett, deputy clerk of court. SO 90
Levant Il. Swift, drawing jurors... 3 90
F.. .. Reddick, defending prisoner. 10 90
L. j. Barnes, defending prisoner..... Is 90
Math. Mickey, cash paid for janitor.. 5 90
same Meals for Jurors. IL 90
Theodore Bruener, interpreter. 4 90
1856 90
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gr5Ilide 8ufntft. @eore I:
Mutter1en, fase mir einmal, bIeibt benz
mein fleiner Braocr benn INNER finger
als i'd?
Mentter: @epiB liebes &inb! @arum
benn? .
@eors: . Mutterden, bas 1T id6n-
bann fam i'm aud inner bnrdpri
geln.
-. Gin Doppelbrenner. Gmtmann
Was mar Sbr Mann?
Srau: 8ren ner.
Nmtmann: @as brannte @r?
Srau: in benz erften Sabre unierer
@be brannte erSpirltus, uno I'M 5~tueiten
bur9.
SelbiterfenntniB Serr: Gin GIel
biit blt, etn S9afsfupf! gu bait gang
uerseiien, baB Su mir Define CUTE Stels
lung 81 perbanfen bait; i6 iage Dir nods
mails, baB gu elm @iel bitm
9iener: AID ia. snaoiser Serr, i6
tueiB uobt, baB id bas, mas i6 BIN, nur
bur1 sic setuorben bin."
-. SeitmeIier. @oriibenoer (sum
Seusen) uum ipel9e Seit baben sic bns
2ofal, uorin iih AUDI Der Ingeflaste be-
fano, perlafen?"
3euse: r@ie es fein Bier mebr sese.
ben bat!"
@Oriibenber: SD mOdte aber bic
Stunbe mifien!"
3euse: ,Sas fann id nidt anseben,
= i'd seb' alleu.al erit, tuenn's fem 8ier
mebr s,bt!"
-: 8eim Sleiider. Dame: 8itte,
seben Ste mir elm balbes Yfunb @9in.
fen.
Sfeiider: 8iiui6en sic es in eirem
Stid?
9ame: Stein; bite 70 binn tu,e MI
irseno m6slid seidnltten, ib babe8uars
oers.
-. @onoerbares @rfennuuasaeiz
den. q. (ieinen Sreunb mad LANCER
3eit uieberiebenb) 8ob @etter,-pie
Sic fi9, ieitbem id Sic sulebt seiebsn
babe, perdnoert baben! 8eiB Der Sim=
mel, wiBte id nidt Sufdli3 Sbren 8or-
namen, i'd bdtte Sic iider ni6t uieoer
%erfannt.
80. 9;e reibiide Mama. siai:
Sinben Sic nibt ebenfals, Serr 9of=
tor, baB i'd meiner @ama iebr dbnlid
iebe?
Mama: aber, aiai, iei bod ni6t 10
eitel!
80. Glls Der &aIerne. .llnteroffiz
sier: v@as loI Der Soloat gum 8uben
unb &eintsen ieiner Iusriiltunsssesen,
itdnbe benuben?"
Solbat: rgubpulper, &alf, Sbmir=
GEL"
unteroffiaier: vsfQes fali9! Sd
bab's @u6 bod bas leste Mal ailsz
bridlid unb genau pprseleien: Bum
Brben benust Der Golbat Die Ibenbz
itunben."
- S6eioewaiier. Cine nit bent
gbejod nnsufriebene Srau fam neulid
in cine bieitge Qpotbefe unb fragile BEN
Bropiior:
v@enn i'd nun meinen Mann Sdei.
.oetpaier 81 trinfen sebe, pirb er ii6
oann BON mir i6eiben laiien?"
Damn brauden Sic feline S1eibuns,
erpioerte Der Ipotbeferiiinslins,- - enn
SIR Manu iuiirbe iterben!
10, iuenn's 10 i6limm 1T, bann min
i6 feins!" rtef Die 5rau erldroden =
uba perbrenn' i6 ibm lteber ale Gage
bic Suppe unb foh' idledten Saffee,
hnnn fSSt er fih nie1eiht hnlh MN ief
Der ideioen!"