, 1886-12-02
With Our Exchanges.

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Fresh eastern cranberrics a: Oliver 4
Dyer's.
Coercion in Ireland Is causing trouble.
Riots are imminent.
The Feuian brotherhood has expelled
O'D1novGG Rosa.
Geo .. Gresham OF New York is being
doomed ior the next republican presi-
dental nomination.
Knights OF Labor aud trades union
men have nominated Geo. L. Mcneil for
mayor Of Boston.
The Butchers Protective association
II San Francisco l. successfully boycot
ting Chinese posk.
Spokane comfy Is ts have { $4,000
court house ard $4,000 iail-to be
built at Spokane Falls.
Yale, 3. c, has been burned, and there
Is now sca-ce!y I vestige of the thriving
mining town OF the early Sixties"
Chas- Henry has resigned as deputy
I. 5. Marshal, and Frank W. Goodhue
has been appointed to the vacancy.
\. X. Cutting, the much talked-of
Texan tiliibuster, viii take revenge on
the American people by Iecturing
Two factions OF the democracy Of
Wal.a WaIla county are fighting to de-
term!ue which is the dog and which is
the tail.
An Olympia store keeper had a suit of
clothes stolen from dummy the other
day. It isn't safe to leave hot stove
outdoors in Olympia il cold weather.
In the breach OF promise suit in Por::-
land the other day widow Kelly got
verdict for $4,000 against Dr.. Hightield.
Senator Mitchell was plaintiff ) attorney.
Very bashful men live in Texas a
newspaper there, edited by a woman,
says: Man PEoF oses, but it sometimes
takes a great deal Of encouragement 10
get hIm to DO So"
They have organized 4 mock parlia-
ment at Victoria, with Hon. y. Shake
spegre, NJ. P, as speaker. Public exer-
cises are held and afford quite interest
ing literary amusement.
When it comes down to disgusting
filth, the report of divorce trial in
English high life beats everything on
the boards. Ii reports are true the Eng
lish nobility is a Tecking mass of bestial
rotte ness.
i Whatcom man picked ripe straw
berries from the vines in his yard Oct.
18th. The strawberry season began June
lst, aud has lasted every day and
one enthusiastic produscr proposes to
extend IT to Christmas.
Judge Green decides that the legis!at-
ure exceeded its nuthority in trying to
prohibit person from smoking opium
that il has no more right to prevent one
from smoking opium than to prevent
him from smoking tobacco.
Somebody gave ! turkey to the editor
of the Seattle Times oh Thanksgiving
Day-and after he got through eating
they had to trot him out to Lake Union
md back, and rub lin down for four
hours with stick 20 relieve the founder.
At Z meeting Of the Seattle Bar asso-
citation 1t was voted unanimously TO dis
miss the charges against George Veuable
Smith and Junius Rochester for unpro-
fessiosal conduct. The charges grew
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riots.
Olympia put on her Sunday clothes
and went down the bay to look at the
steam dredger. Satisfying herself that
the thing could be done Il. e, that the
channel could be deepened) she calmly
went back and turned over for a suocza
till spring.
The town of YaIG, the scene of the first
mining excitement on Frazer river, sew
eraI times before destroyed by fire, was
again partly burned last Thursday night.
Incendiarism is suggested. The town
has been deserted stree the railroad was
opened for traffic.
Inc uuuSEWEiseE5 nave COucIulcO 10
raise the Barnard Castle, which is still
lying fiat on her bottom uudisturbed by
the recent gale. The insurance on the
vessel is $4,000 and on cargo 5000.
Wreekers will be brought from San
Francisco for the purpose.
San Francis CO inspectors of hulls aud
boilers have exonerated Capt. Jas. Car
roll, after Investigating the disaster to
the 2. c. Cos steamship Ancon at Gla-
cier Bay on the 18th OF September, when
the steamer ran on a sunken rock ard
sustained $4,000 damages.
When business men come to look on
the cost of steady newspaper advertising
as an investment, sure TO pay as we'll as
any other, and not unlikely to be ex-
ceedingly profitable, they will use it more
Systematically than heretofore, and re-
gard 1t as a necessary item OF expense.