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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

UN nvRcuLE CANADlEN.-1l sk-
iste au Canada, un jeuoe .homme qui,
d'apres les appafenees, desfa eclsp
scr tous les athletes ct tous les hom'
mes forts du jour, Louis Cyr, tel est
son nom, est uatif de S.e-Helene
d'Upton.
II u'o.t sge que de % ans ct 4
mois, ct deja il pese 27s rvres. sa
taiIle est de S pieds ct 10 pouces, ct
il inesure So pouces autour de- Id
oi;rine;. :,
Ce jeune homme Sc fait fort de
9ouIever un poids de 200 livres au
bout de son bras. So chevelure est
81 faxte que deux hommcs 81 cram
pouhent, ct il les secoue avec Ia plus
grande iacilite. Z
NJ. Cyr Sc propose de donner tine
seance pdbliquc a Montreal tres pro
chainement, ct offre une prifne dt
cent piastres i toute personne qu
pourra cshiber uue plus grand'
force que lui.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

+ wNrY FIFTH Judi DISTRICT COURT.
Parish Of vermilion.
No. 697.
Succession Of Marie D. Mayard.
Notice is hereby given to all par.
ties interested in the said succession.
or having anr opposition to make to
the tableau OF debts, charges, pro
visional, &c, &C., OF said suc'
cession to file the same In writing
in the Office OF the clerk OF court
within ten days from the date hereof:
Given under my hand and seal ol
court this oath day Of Jan. 1885.
ALCIDE LEBLANC, Dy clerk
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

n,s, ch;ens ne so"t pas va'ncu'
:. =, chacal. (L'union fa't Ia
lorce.)
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

Trsraux typograplsiques en- tous
genres executes a l'imprImer'e Gu
MEnIDiONAL.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

En- cour d'assises
Une femme est accusee d'avoir
voulu enpoisonner son mari. Celui'
ci soigue i temps, en- est revenu ct
assiste 4 laudience.
--uo'avez.vous a dire pour votre
defense d? demande le president d
l'accus6e. >.
-Je suis innocente Je demande
qu'on fasse l'autopsie!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

Une comedienne fait un voyage
en chemiu de fer. Un vieux capl'
taine dams le meme compartment,
allume une CROSSE pipe ct Sc met a
fumer.
La cemedienne tousse IN peu. LIE
capitaine s'ecrie
On ne fnme pas dams votre re-
giment, Ia petite mere
Dams mon regiment, c'est posi-
bic, repoLd.ellc mais dams ma com
pagnie, jamais!
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

DAN, eelui qui u'a pas dams 'e
,,o.as est IN desert.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21
Jan..3l.'85.5 t.
NOTICE.

VUIILE.
Hunters are strictly forbidden to-
hunt within my enclosures and from
passing through the same. Any per-
son caught violating this notice will
be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law.
DAVID FRANK,
Oct, 1884.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

NJ. Moses, ancieu gouverneur de
la Caroline du Sud, a ets arrste a
Detroit, Michigan, ct ramene a Cam
bridge, Mass, pour y repondee a une
accusation d'e.croqucrie portee con-
tre lui par le colonel Higginson.-
L'ex-gouverneur auraait, raraitil,
soutirs une certaine somme a NJ.
HiggingAon EN- Sc faisant passer pour
an avocat nomme Byram ct en- pre-
tendant avoir &te vol6 dams un voy
age quill venait, disait'il, de fa're
au Canada: lie prisonnier a etc
4croue en- attendant con jugemen>
qui doit avoir lieu dams le couran'
de ce mois. g..
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1885-02-21

Oct. 1884.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14


Al day long ws assended up, up into
the oic1ds, and sanding On The vsFy
s1nmit methinks ! Sc again that little
eh1i1 ef ne1fos1y Eve s1m@efs. his cur
u locks neasine sa the breeze, his hsaft
seemed flled with wonder. A thing Of
bsan<y thsxs be stocd Ged'a sanEineb !
Trust, stakionsd at an oaspoes Of His
Rreas sRny. a dim tsscA Of hsaven
surprises his heart With Joy, and clsp-
ping bin iittis kands b usisd. I" Fathsrl
o my fAkheg and thoa art well. !"
Tbs Old miners eyes hlied with tears
Ciasping hin lovely bog In his arms he
said, Lst ~ carve deep upon the rock
this truth. Swamp Aneel's Rheumatic
Gore b the onlg scse cure for rhenua-
tism In al ID fonmss and that In Is
hoarA as1Er yssrs Of wssrY pain. one
bottle Of this vunderful medicine -
stored me 10 health and happiness, Tint
the winds nay bear the glorious neRs
Of this wonderful discovery % she foar
corners Of the szzsh, and it be b1sssed
ty tko1sanas - homes mads happy In
restcfing 70 health thar loved and cher
fshsd o1es."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14
LaHs mssps.

s,sss of the down Eonnd pa0ers nm.
efpteezinR areat ssaI Of yirtpous n.
mEnatson sveR tie psohahle eaaaua ~
uI. Jameson and oshsra from ennvfN.
tion upon charges Of frssds IN eonnse
t,on with timber land eatriea. Thens
same payers. N com z,on vita an other
N tnfs land distriot, have vfllfnOlv -
espted and publishsd see notioes neees.
ssry 20 appear sixty days before tia.he,
land eutries can b. perfected. for What
tney asked and received very hbsrsI
pay. snd IN doing this had sbondsns
uppottnnlties os eatisfs ina thsuselyes
that Inoss Of such entries were made Ia
the Interests Of mill companies or speaxl-
latofs, and that only in ereeptional
cases was Il expeeted that the inaf-
vidaais taking the claims would hoaz
them any Rrsst iennfh Of time.
The Old sav Il, sFhs receiver n No
eetter tAan tie THAI, |" and judged bg
This aams uie, nearly every mill eosn
paay and large buyer Of timber lands
was as much guilty Of fraud upon ths
ifoveFnment 20 Wm. Jameson or any
,sthef land agent Who may have se.sd
tor hig pefHeiHeie Ia eeouffna large snd
valusklIs bodsss Of timber land.
We arr no apologies for those wha
oommst fsands of any Kind upor the
government, bat it 10 folly 70 attemps 70
make one on two men ehs ssApsooafs
toe aIl tbs sinners Who have been Ruilty
Of irregularities In eonneetion With
land entries.
The pabIis land Laws Of today are
only NO asany legaiined methods Of
tiasriuQ pxerniams npoa fraud and per.
inry, and nnfat thegs hWs are ditferenfiy
framed, evasion, false sWeaFiag and
trieksfy will Be prevalent In the taking
np Of publie isnds.-Olympta Ccnrser.
Ths parpoFt Of the foregoing 10 thas
our eonsexnpofsry wants ne inyessiea.
itcn whatsoever Of ths alleged land
fraedil While u has no condemnation
for the thieves aud isvhrsaksrs. IL has
iIReefs for tl1oss Who Do eondsnn them,
half iustifes the wrongs and really op.
Isosee attempts 20 riQhs them. This is
an extraordinary position for Q ness
paper 70 TAXA. bat that u 10 the position
0f the Courier 10 made manifest in the
article foregoing.
Il has been stated over and oysr
agsin that the pseple of Olympia were
iuttusAtsfy eannsated with these frauds;
thai the9 bad perfneated society, had
contaminated servants Of the Govern-
lneut, citizens Of the town, one and al.
tle Rcrerai has become this connection
wisb tke frands that their invsstiRatien
klas bBen ail bot impossible. ObstacIsa
svese p0t IN the way, movements made
wese aqaelohed. and Q suppression Of
the facts reeprted TO In aIl csses.
Ths article above given tustihes the
ssce 10 made In the preoedina para
a,raph.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Md. Z. Rice, Of Nooksaok, dag nev
potatoes IN May 30th that measured
i've inches In eircumference. On June
7th hs dnQ thres hills, the psodust of
which made more than O snfaciency for
one neal for Q family Of ten persons.
ar. Rioe aays thal the potatoes are now
larger and more fully developed than
be hss ever before known them % be
90 July 4th.
The parties indicted By the grand
inry last tegm Of court for voting iIls-
Qnliy - the city eleciian wefe dismissed
hy che Court on mosion Of she Prosscn.
ting Attorney. Intwo Of the casss thsrs
sias sonao question Of guilt e. 70 iutsn-
sIonal fraud. and In the ease Of The lady
nssay pailieting eifeHmskances infia-
enosd the community and the eourt 10
act lenienily. A general desire for har-
naony and an adjustment Of diferehces
prevailed IN securing tbs dismissaIs-
The Lesson wili have . good efsot la the
future. and isss ilieeai voting uiIi be
EReotiCed. Let these cases aes as Q
warning.
The city schools we're dismissed lass
Monday. In tlskios - the teachers--
Prof. Swim aud Miss LraiiA Austin--ft
may be stated that the closing Of the
ilohools Was not In eonsequsnoe Of any
tlissatisfaetinn on the part Of the pa.
f,ils or Abe euh0ol diFsc1ors With the
i,ondnct on admfnistretlon Of the
,lnhools, bat simply because Of o Dc.
plsted treasury. and the furtner fass
iliat tbs records Of ths district vefs
Destroyed By irA This latter fapf NAV
isssult - delay Of ths esllsekion ef ths
delinquent taxea, but oaanot aGset the
iinA result The desiaquens taxas,
,vur &l3e0 will bs oelieotsd ~ sBon as
The destroyed records can DO supplied.
sschoal wsii prcssbly Be ssopsssd i
Nspsembef.
Hon. I. 8. Kallooh and his con Knapv
retarued ffen San Francisco on Mon.
day last. snd are nov % heme In Mes
Whatuem. While "a school In 6aE
Frxnelseos Msstss Kuapp wsu Q medal
| d neal prixa offered she ssudsni mskina
| the bsss pfoRresz. Hon. I. 8. Kallook
retnrns b ne Bay IN good spirits. be
| ilsvin5f that within few months worn
will BE- resumed ON ihs B. q. and b. o
| Tailrolsd. He eise has faith thar whsz
The water wssks are buili twhieh ssemi
d certainty OF the ncsR fatuset our aaw
mills can operate sneesssfuiiy. II,
Uonfidsnes expssassa bY Ne. kalioeh Il
the futnfe ef Reiiinaham Bay inspire
ua with enexky anew. Mr.. KzIiocl
brouRhs with hin from San FrAnsisco
line large horse and Q nsw road wagon
and proposes. 10 remain here perma
iientiy wish his fAzaily and enjoy %,
lnxury Of the eountry.-Rsstslis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14
-. ". AHirIEs.


plsse lssaI Msschs
...,l.sr Elsga Anders1u, which
II ,.orrIno. brouphs
znzEsa ys's 80 v,..a,;.
.,s,us forty szsafsle'nAs's I've
- Ne members of the Acnssy
..,,. ,ho same over for the
SesB paR hl'e' w..r~r n.r,s os
saxross 81 pleyt1k AA.c
- w.ith the t,eatsie kedh
- sar,,s az the series vas played
-, o-s~,,,. R,rthaay.
4 TietoF1s 90 s1o
- go. and resnited IN " osaea. .ot
- aslIs. snt score aseinR - 70 y "a IA-
- n ths Vicsorasns- on ie.afnlne
- shs K1sas ssreslgtnSnea I'ea. % ~
= - edelifton o Dalsss
ss.>sdid work be!iina tns es. tns sos
sxnIrs fio1 a. ~ Nns - H.
- Vistn,ta bays pefe III Nlea skAs
!. - Iookid Toward 70 an'sasr sf'-
~.rsa.
7ge exezlIaon trsans, eng hasInk -
e.se fks other at z'4o ?. n-, eaI.aeo
soosi nss hnndie1 spee.aso.s. ~. 80. =
- DdFinG Refk afoanos, 49, ~
- bandfsd others went ~ S1fisets,
ssress and pn horseoack AnsIs wsis
skras nuznl,sf oi laalss - - - W
-, sbe took . ifseay insefeds ~ a''
net - - q
Cana vEi eansAi snoriS 81.
s's5osk, bT The utapire, A. p. hns'aa.
N knifiss won me toss anu ssns sns
Es1s 70 The has.
FIxss inailh2r ksenss naf1en Aeni@1
eui; btsses, f11rneN FfeAEn ana
ep5IsH eseb fa2ds = faaiy " ssl,os.slon.
~ kfmst1nnR ana nisekmst stsuss
81. Alpisieif- WoS'son vas .liogh ees
q zspnd, Barnes made z eeliy. boftn-
80 esnek tIas. and sicily vent out 90
III.
AssoHd lnninR- hsds. hufweil was
ssrssz aul on seozzdi steyeas neH snf.
"a Iknfs1lH fDilesFed suit AmfeeB-
Gsesn sad Baker eseh vent out on
- ssrikss, and Russell went out on
80
si.a Iuuino-Issds, Burwell straak
- F1irhai,n made q tAlIy, Ceuiser
- -. Z 80 an AZ. Armstrong and Pan
49, - NE tsIly. and Blaakmar
'..s-s - Imiflas-Barna want cut
= - -. a. Goveu struck cot. .Kuns
- -. - - asfeiv. and BorthVnck was
:s.s.,s 80 a,s third.
rssssh Innieo--Reds. stsy,,ns fisw
- T'se<neli metls, 4 taIIy. Fairbalka
- -. - - ahird and CoIiItaf ssrurk
- 1risisa-- u o,ton vent cut On 4
=. p.ks- - fhro,vu ont sn IRA. And
h ...sis vs.,i b,,t ou 4 Ar.
p.SlS Innihc- -Rsds--A runatrnue was
,kss.n ~ ri ssoone.: psncosss ID hofs,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Immsnss feductions % my sntlks
stock of watches, dikmonds and jee-
elry. Parties dssireus q porshnsiAg
shozla uot fsii % sa1i befoss eoing elas-
vhese. a. ! must realise On The Ersatsr
postien In ths nsxt sixsS days. a. Hkis-
ann, Yeslsr. Leaxy block, Ffunt q. myS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

9aEe4 f1zls- ksda 1, AmftiesI1. FiTst
80 e sfrhrs~-lReds n, Anlisses ..
~ pa nsAls--Reds 4. Anaitses !.
n.Rzaz a1t-leds II, Amitiss 1. Lett
halis g kuities 8. Passed
esls Hafesll q iseoton IN. Geeen 4
y 49, klicaeh- Armstrong; I. Baker !.
slH A. ~ knsien. Time sif game.
~ keers and forty minutes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Ths LosmAn q Hanfoed seationsry
sn1 Psln.ine eo1srAky hsss addea e
nsn's s1ppii@ . hsse s.ock q efi!sss
sza.erA.k eses1stnE g Mineoe e tlss.
tont cal - va1ss ectrrk @oas 80
slEstnkers snd zuusroas azssetss tof
asscrsfina. sps
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14
SEATTLE, W. t. SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE H. 1885
IN uerinArssx.


sssse fse Rsas asa Bfxsanes asr salel
since the iass. znpleasansness with
o1f ersditors 20 kase, bf making Q
shosiaR Of availabls ssssis excesdine
our hAhiiitissef ofe e1a.om. heen able
10 re-essabiish cou6deooe In their kind
ozs tiDoro1s h<aEsB - allow n 10 sell
|ous osp eeodn. whieh 90 propose 20 do.
EVERY artiels win be marked at from
10 % % per eenf beipw cess in plata
fesrss, % that al can see at q RlAnee
throoQh our windows and show eases
the cost. B1ysrs will thus b able to
ZEE thaf ehis ID Q gsnuina liquidation
sale, and made foF the puFposs of elos-
inR b0ainess. To country merchants
ee wiii o1es eoeds-el0eks. watches and
jsvsiry-as prices that they can't Rst
slssshere. Dss's buy Q dollar's vosth
until yoa 1rst - eur ssock. sheee
mazio at 50 per cent discount We srs
aRents for the weber and EmersD1
psanos and Psi2ce. Essey and Mason a
Hamiin organs. and we have q Large
stook on hand, which We are Offering at
maanfas<ansfs' prieea DO1't bay q
piano 90 organ until ysu gst our prices.
KaGskLL 4 Sos,
In Rrys's Open House bIook; sign Of
Big Waseh and GpscsAcass.
Rmn u.sa aaw.~naw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

W. r. Bonn q Co. ara ageuts fer
Browning. King A Cos eiosha, New
Tofk Saiks b essftr b noe The speciai-
~ with this enierprisinR Arm. All ef
the prevAiiine styies are shown In the<r
linss of samples and cuts. n you vaat
s1psrser goods marvsloualy ehsap visit
s1hs Ayuad<.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

sLes every man. IL possible. eathss
sosHe GOOD books undsr his rood
0kassSng.
"And hakk zoe, sir, IN have them
fairly bound. d.s-,Shakespears.
We have the largest stock In wash
inRton Territo<y, and eel at lower
prices than any other house on the Pa
clio Coast. q. DAVIS q Co.,
BooiE ssllers and stasieners. i1s Cher
~ street. js27dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

That 70 daily brineinx Joy 70 the
homss e th01sanas by sasina many ef
Truly b Df. Kin&s Now Discovery fnr
0onsamption, Ccaghss Oeeds. Asshma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fewer, Loss Of Voice,
Tickling In the Throat, Pain In the
SIDE and Chest. % any disease Of the
Throat er LunGs positive cure. Guar
antssd. Trial Bottles free at A. b
Stewards DRUG Gtora Large sine ei.00
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

w.R. Bsxp q o. have astssninsa ip
eioes cut thefr ssoSk az reeds ra@4
Heisskfne and axs nuw oGer1nx rare her
aains and specsal inducexnsnts tn atylA
qaaiiky and prtss. An isspecsioa earn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Gold. sifvsf. alzzminnsz and ruhhes
srs sznpioyed ky Or. kkIbouEne. 6
Frons slrsek q snAklng sxsz&cial dsn-
sureR 0cid To- partial 80 ard alumni
sam 81 TN - pssss - Dos Atis-
fE1soty. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

A rnoaorgHLT coNfErExf MANA
n 50 fHs ss81id. 1zzt. 111r ead fnrni-
rnre fzc1arJ comninsds Mns1 ts soter. sner.
azeic ~ sl,zuzlened = ths b1kln -.
AppliennfN 70 EEale ssisFy EnIa Eisx r1fef-
snnea - 70 chafH< - sad sxpexiene4L -
Axunn sssF MI Ms, = ears wells. FzrTe n
o., R.<s i'e~nsan1. y. - splkn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

0xegERAL GRANTS rEpialv tn.
nrosinR b. ths uss of Red r1osex Bbse.
sDsnA A positive eess fcr asusef. salt
rksnm and All din and biupa dissasea.
HAsEnooux q REzzr, sgsnta Ter iIhs
&oGtnU2aA D9lA j
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

What good b III your raonsy 70 you
after you'rs de4df spend nne dollar fur
. bottls of sSxsmp Angels Rheumatic
Cure" and ed ave pears 10 yoar life
lease. mh2ldW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

4 - -. Allvs d tAs world Des oata,
H1rsA uhesA Saii Rh0am, Pc
49,. - tstfsz. uhApped Hsnda. clhil-
-. gcensI end eli hkin Eiuptsoua
80. self enria PLEA or n, pay 70
:!zA y u EnAsAnssea 10 giwi perfecs
= aes'an. ~ nsssy refunded. RricA
- ~ eox, for ssls by a. R
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

sklILOH,s vTTALIzER iswkAs ron
nsed for C0nzfipsson, I1om of Appefit1b
Uzkxzneas nnd al sympeoans of DynpeyE
siA. Prise % nnd 70 eenEs per bosfi9
eosd b. 4. b essware
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Immsnse rsdnosinn 90 my sntiss
saock of vasshss, disnosda, isvairJ
and sIivsrNaxs foe he nsxt sixfy days
Arnzer HAxsER. fsaisr- -Lsafy bloek,
ffout stsssk. myS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Cherries and all kinda Of fruits at
Messhant's Candy Factory. Fresh
Tafies and hana-made creams every
day. l-e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

CROuP, wHOoPING COUGH and
Dronohitas Immediately relieved BY Shi
io6's Cure Soid By A. b. Stewart
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14

Are agents fer Nssdhsm,s Ned OloveR
prspaEAsions. positive cure foe cancer,
sals rhsun. piIea, erysipilas, and I'll
blood and skin d5ssaess. my8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-14
nsss or ras osssssssx.
sssse@eas 81 casxsan whase ss sA<
TmG fscsmn.

T@& tncsWa.
TIE tca Tacoma, which sussain.d IN.
tartss Thursdsy moruine b aolsiains
with the sAip Blas Jsskss IN ths Strata,
arrived hers yesterday fesnson, sni
made fass q ". d. sootf a Cas- wharf.
where abs xas boarded By . Posr- hrr1-
Lzanoxa rsportsr, who received tbs foI-
lowing statement from g. Il. whiee.
rnats Il he taZ. Mr.. Whine said:
esne On watch the nsehs of June
llth at u e'oiock, and took the vhenI.
reiteging the captain, vise turueS ~
ne Wind wa8 fresA, h.ozina Wost.
eoathvest, and vs were steerina ooen
ne straits vsst, sgufh9est, rirhf IN ths
teeth q The wi1a Absus leo q. IN. I
sAy on tbs VaHepaver shoxs q vessea's
re1s % port li2ht, 90 our stArhuard how.
ffsssn Hta1tes later $50 red iiQht
On our port boW. An iusrant altar I
los sieht of the port keht aud sav the
Rreen light. and began 20 think the sss-
ssi xaa soninG for O. 6he came closer
and clossF. and when pretty near ua I
n0se the ste4nAex's wheel hasd 70 pors.
ntit having The bark Ocanss 10 tow, aad
buektnR agsin4i Q strong bead wind, the
tuR was moving very slowly. and souid
not sWin9 o9 % - 10 cie8r the shin.
kealizing ths danger Z called Capsazn
J. A. Mccoy, who had turned IN az mid
aight. He eane on deck and asked
What vss shs trouhle. I toid aim q skxip
vas ooxnine into ue. de said. 'Htep
her an1 bach her.' ] poilsd the beii %
stop ths taz, and bsfors Z had done 10
ring 70 back, the snip struck ~. Shs
vas coming 81 o COED rate OF speed,
and stfnek M On the port boz,
about amidshipG, In the line OF the en-
Rtuo Foozn door, stasfnx in q boat hang
inG % eur dasits, csFFytne avay our
saokestack and aisoounscfinR some of
cur seeam pipse. 40 seoa a. ve were
clear OF tha snip, We made q hasSy en-
aminafion, and found that noshira sefi.
ous had happsned. Oar hawssr on the
ColpB had he4n cus, and she swuh9
clear OF nA EvsrythinQ wss eoufusion.
Ste&m vzs escaping and We we're TOO
ousy % epeAk ths vessels. The Chief
asd sod1e 81 cur men bad bearded the
Blus Jacket while she was On top Of as.
Ihe second engineer saopped ths stsam |
ieakinas and We cent oxef 10 Port An
geiss arriving there about four o'clook.
We ttehesd eus esEokeefack. sud cane
20 foTt I0vn1en0, wbefo SURVEY
vas heId on the steamer. We thsn eAxns
% % Sssttls. whers Hiram Doncaster
and ]. ". Mitohell are making an ex
aminaticn ef the iniusiss b our stsam-
i ssporsse sAw Nj. Misshsil and Mr..
Doneasssf Is nooa- They STATED that
eo1eiderabls dameRe had been done 10
the tnR. and hat Il vonld cot four es
ave thousaud doiiars 20 plaza bee In he |
good ccndision % shs was before the |
aeqideuA 80
Hsnry poans. NE Chief Enzinser |
said that the shoek had ereksn shs
heidise-de9 bolse 30 ths engine, and
thrown Il ont Of gear, and had also
started eoms ioiEss In toe boiler, beGides |
bsndina the main steam pipe, and
breaking seme of shs sxnaiisr pipes. He
thinks d viii take Q mouth of more 70
pfopsrly repair the tag.
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EHILOH's COUGH and Oeusulnp-
ton Oare h sold By 10 on q euxsautae.
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Ste1axs.
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RARm TxPE ExT1Na.-Ths bssi rec
ssd for fast typa setttna vas bfoken h
New ferk. June Ath. in the match b.
sweeR Ira somers, a. soe Work, and
yanas Mccain, Of ths Haaid. The for
sper NJ e.G63 ems % solid minion n
three hour4 aud shs lasfst e.23A thns
tpeasine his opponsnt SO ems and sir.
ming ths $500 atakea. and tue chnmp8ors-
ahip of America. NJ. MeCAnn 80 -
linea os typo and Mr.. 6omers al, with-
eut correcting. The laktsEs proof was
snuch fncrs perfec1 than MeCannaA aad
he gAined tao lines % him Ia makins
eorfscttens. The NinnsR vas thus but
slaven lines aheaA a The close. Ths
score ID the moss femAfkable ever made
In type ssktinR contez1s. Arenshef3
sst ass In the sanss time flve yeers nRu,
and his record uAa ne4 euaaiea until
Juns 4. when bo<h uen bea1 ~ Hk.
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inc0Aisn b about thirty and hes pAst,e1r
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u bat swenty fwo ssearn cd, and never
sntssed h . eontses before. he was
nervous e Ne oatses, and took l6 MIN
sItes 90 ses his frsa s<tekfal, uhiie he
lAsf a<a Was 81 Ia Is minu1ea- faaf-
ssi TINA sver made. Ofssn durtnR fAs
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sFal opiniou amcziR ths knndrss1s %
fwinsefa VIA watched The eontsEs tAsf
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soasins 30 oonslss ef foar inzAea of
snar1sesie iron. fnFth2s NxaxuznAslnn
tIsvelocs1 no iron on IL fee eody ef TIE
ls8re. Hkck % Tie shes4 q iroc % -
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rser ere. q eopppr silsee RtAnce. ard
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u foffnisnt. Wh1le thsxe NJ. SE1nel
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