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, 1886-04-01

Wildly island Jurors returned home
toIay.
The Chcasty-Barloa law suit Is benz z
tried today.
Regular meeting Of the city council
next Friday evening.
Secretary Manning Is still SO i'll as not
to be considered out of danger,
Mr.. Lars Brown was admitted to
citizenship in the court this morning.
Probibifiouists in Olympia say they
expect to carry the election there under
local option.
The Washington territory admission
b..l was t. have been up for action
il the Senate today.
Nessrs. [. NJ. Rasin, Jas. Mcknight,
c. II. Hanford and others arrived this
morning from Seattle.
Farmers attending court are getting
nervous these days in their anxiety to
resume spring planting.
Some OF the GlalIam county people
went home today, after attendance upon
court here Is jurors and witnesses
The steamer Mastick Is to be fitted up
for service on the Semiahnoo tri-weekly
route II Morgan & Hastings get the con
tract to carry the mail.
Skating in Stargett's rink tomorrow
CTuesdayD evening, instead of Wednesday
eycning-oD account of the egg social to
be given there on Wednesday.
Our readers are invited today to peruse
al interesting advertisement notifying
the public that Mr.. Hammond wishes to
dispose Of his valuable city property and
his Homestead near town.
We call attention to advertisement in
our columns of Calm, Nickelsburg 4 Co,
the leading Boot and Shoe manufacturers
on the Pacific Coast. They give work to
several hundred people aud employ only
white labor.
That was rough joke played on
Messrs. McIunes & Winters in the shape
o; an advertisement in Saturdays paper.
1t was evidently intended to be Just in
fun, but it now looks to have been
unnecessarily severe.
j. Cal McFadien, of Olympia, is the
latest OF the ''trooly faithful" to make q
pilgrimage to Washington-the demo-
cratic Mecca. He goes to feel the Pres
ident's pulse, and will probably tell us
just how it Is when he gets back.
We are indebted to Hon. G. S. Voor-
hees for copy Of the Congressional
Record showing the debate upon the
bill to annex northern Idaho to Wash
ington Territory. 1t shows conclusive
reasons why the bill should pass.
Another strike is said to have occurred
III New York, which is not exactly in the
ordinary line OF labor strikes. This time
it is one OF Gotham's aldermen whose
conscience is said to have struck. 1t is
difficult to conceive the situation, for no
one ever supposed the conscience of a
New York alderman ever performed
service At all events it will be an easy
matter to compromise, and no violence Is
anticipated on the part of the striker.
, 1886-04-01
LFram Ye.t.rtay,s DailE.l

Steamer Dispatch arrived this morning
from Neah Bay in charge of Capt. Han
nah, formerly mate. The Captain has
moved his household goods from San
Juan Island and together with his
family will settle down among us. He
has rented part of the house occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes.
The crew OF the schr. Sailor Boy, Ium-
Der laden bound to Fiji Islands, have
deserted.
Ship Red Cross, Capt. Mcintyre. sailed
this morning, lumber laden for Buenos
Ayres.
The steamer Queen City arrived this
morning with freight and passengers
from Coal harbor.
The side wheel steamer idaho arrived
yesterday from up Sound, on her way
to Coal harbor rs an opposition to the
Queen City running from Seattle. The
fare IS 81, and freight rate 81 per ton.
Capt. George Pilot, of the Idaho, is IN
town attending court.
Steamer Mexico is the next steamer
bound north.
Two steamers leave today for Sitka,
Alaska, the Leo and Novelty.
The tug Mastick, Capt. las. Morgan,
lowed boom Of logs to Port Discovery
yesterday from the Pitcher camp just
below DGngeuess.
, 1886-04-01

Of lumber, arrived at Honolulu March
9th.
Bark Julia Foard, Capt. Bergman. of
this pla Q, sailed from san Francisco
on the 18th iGst with meTcLan Use, bound
to Santa RosaIia, Mexico.
There are now at San Francisco 81
vessels awaiting charters. representing Il
dlsengaEsd tonnage of 41,s32 tons. Nj
the Same time last year there was an
available tonnage of lob, 972 tons.
Capt. Perriman, who has been
superintending the building of the
bktne. being bnilt at Port Ludlow. took
passage on the Queen of the Pacific for
San Francisco.
Schr. Corona. Capt. AIcAlIep. sailed
ont Friday with a cargo of lumber,
bound 10 San Francisco.
Tug Biz lowed by this place bark
Iemplar, Capt. Knack, bound from
Seattle TO San Francisco with a cargo of
coal.
, 1886-04-01
PUGET SOUND SHIPPING.

.'srom Mondays DaIlv1

.'srom Mondays DaIlv.)
Ship Prussia, Capt. Reyno!d, sailed
from Port B!akely with a cargo of
lumber, bound to San Francisco.
Steamer Novelty, Capt. Lockhart, from
Astoria bound TO Cooks Inlet, Alaska,
put IN this port yesterday for slight
repairs to her machinery.
TEMPORARY CHANGE or MAsrERs-On
Saturday evening Capt. W. 0. HAYDEN
Of the ship Two Brothers, took temporary
command of the ship Blue Jacket. aud
today will go in command of her to San
Francisco. The reason of this change
was a telegram from the owners of the
vessel to Capt. Percival. asking him 70
remain in Seattle to attend court durinp
the trial Of the case OF the tug Tacoma
IS. tie ship Blue Jacket, which comes
up early in April. The Blue Jacket
takes 1900 tons Black Diamond coal.
, 1886-04-01
Ono Nan t.einct. Onien .

WASHINGTON. March 26.-It is under
stood that the president rendered the
presidency of the Utah commission to
Gen. McClernand, of Illinois, and that
McClernand refused to accept McClGr-
nand was chairman of the st. Louis con-
vention that nominated Tilden in 1876,
and is warm personal friend Of the
Gramercy park statesman. He is man
OF great courage and determination, and
his ideas OF the Mormon question are
identical with those held by the presi-
dent. His refusal to serve on the COM
mission is matter of general regret in
administration circles.
CONCERNING THE NORTHWEST.
The house committee on public build
ings today instructed Henley to report
fayorably to the house the bill appropri-
ating S350,G00 for the construction Of a
federal building at Portland, Oregon.
Senator Harrison presented Il petition
from large number of citizens of What
com, W. T., asking that the action of the
Legislature in establishing the penitenti-
ary at Walla Walla be annulled.
Platt, of Connecticut, moved the senate
to take mp the bill admitting Washing
ton territory as state. Cockren, of
Missouri, opposed it, and PIatt, by stupid
management or by ignorance OF the rules,
was beaten, although there was a major
ity in favor of taking up the bill. When
Platt saw that he had lost his point he
gave notice that he would renew his
motion on Monday. If the bill is
entrusted to the bungling management
of Platt it will stand a poor chance oi
: getting through the senate.
, 1886-04-01
OF INTEREST TO ATHLETES.

James Robinson. trainer of Athletes at
Harvard and Princeton Colleges, writes
from Princeton, Jan. II, 1885. For cuts,
bruises, strains, rhematism and colds, L
always use Allcock's Porous Plasters for
myself and pupils. Never have known
them to faiI in over one hundred cases.
They strengthen the muscles and give
instant relief. They are the only external
remedy used by our athletes"
, 1886-04-01
Seoft's EnIuIsi0n OF Pure
Cod Liver Oil, with Hypophosphites

is VERY PALATABLE AND AGREES WITH THE
STOMACH.
DIR. J. Wobring, of Newark, Ohio,
SAYS: Il have used Scotts Emulsion in
comparison with the plain oil and acid
emuIsions and find it to agree much
better with the stomach, and give better
results in the diseases in which Cod Liver
Oil is useful"
, 1886-04-01

When n cold or other cause checks the
operation OF the secretive organs, their
natural healthy action should be restored
hy the use of Ayers Pills, and intiamma-
tory material thereby removed from the
system. Much serious sickness and
suffering might be prevented by thus
promptly correcting those slight de-
iansements that, otherwise, often develop
into settled disease.
, 1886-04-01

DOGS TAXED.-The following is a list
OF names OF persons who have paid dog
taxes for 1856, and number of tags for
dogs collars: l, james Melville; ,, L II
Hans; 3, E f Plummer; 4, James Reed;
3, Charles Finn; 6, T Torgusen; IS, j G
Ginger; 8, W Furlong; 10, Capt G C
Gilbert; II, VIM Korter; Il, f Dobelli;
13, Capt Jas Morgan; II, l. b Hastings;
15 Capt 9enry Morgan; l6, Waterman
& Katz; II, N E Burton; 18, Andrew
Boquito; 10, d @ II Rothschild; 20, Rev
j B Alexander; 81, G W Thurman; -,
A L Blake; %, Mrs Niff; II, G II Jones;
25-6, d ] isn't; ~, Mrs NJ E Webster;
2S, n J IL Forsman; %. DR. Wilson; 30
Mr. Wilkes; 81, Frank A Bartlett; 50,
Matt Fay; SO, Joseph Butler; 81, A A
Plummer; So, Joseph Guichlrd; &c, f w
James. There are about three hundred
dogs in and about town; We will publish
the names and numbers as fast as the
taxes are paid, and it the city MARSHAL
will give us the names of those who own
or keep dogs and have not paid or re-
fuse to pay the dog tax, We will publish
that also. We wish to give both sides a
fair show.
, 1886-04-01
Ero,Ia Erf.zax,s Daily.

ErolIa ErFszaS's Daily.
The grand jury has been discharged
Capt Biondi went up the Sound yes
terday.
District court will probably last till
the middle of next week.
1t is said that there is not car load
OF salmon remaining at Columbia river
ports from last years catch.
The steamer Eliza Anderson is in the
hands of q receiver. Arrangements are
sought by which she can be released and
started running again.
Beriah Brown, who has been east to
feel the Presidents pulse on the COVER
norship, has returned home. 1t is
reported that he found the pulse firm.
4r. Wm. Sumner, one of our local
contractors, is employed in removing the
franklin Hotel building from its present
site to make room for the new brick
hotel.
Johnny Mitchell, of the Law firm OF
Mcknight, Ferry, McNaught & Mitchell,
has just returned to Seattle from Il trip
to the Fort Colville mines-and reports
them all that has been claimed.
In our last published list of vessels
loading on Puget Sound two ships and
one bark were omitted-all loading at
Tacoma-viz: the Enos Soule and Dash
ing Wave, and the bark Ella S. Thayer.
Among Presidential appointees re-
Gently confirmed by the Senate is E. 3.
Bannister, of Indiana, as Indian In
spector. Mr.. Bannister has been on
duty in Washington Territory for several
weeks past.
The boiler was placed into the new
tag Mogul at Tacoma yesterday. The
Gogul is about the size of the BIZ, is
owned by the Tacoma Transportation
Company, and will be commanded by
Capt. Woody Sprague.
Mr.. G. j. Hopkins, the harness
maker, is about removing to Seattle, and
AIR. McCalla has moved his repair shop
to the McCurdy building on the corner
OF Water and Taylor streets.
About the 18th inst. bottle was picked
up on the beach near Quiniault by Mr..
Axtell, sea otter hunter, containing the
following note: Saturday, Feb. 18th.
Terrible rough-floating in an open
boat. If God don't send me help soon 1
can't last much longer. My name is
John Edgar. Let my friends in Seattle
know"
Murder will ont. From northern
Indians who were in town a few days
ago, Judge Swan learned some of the
particulars Of the murder of Govan and
CFonin near Dungeress a few months
ago. There seems no doubt that the
murder was committee by Indians from
the vest coast OF Vaueouver's Island, and
the cite obtained may lead to full dis
eovery.
No more coal can be had at the Hast
ingS dock, except screenings, till a new
supply can be had, for the reason that
the mines back OF Seattle are hot in
Operation and the opportunities for get
ilng coal from Nanaimo are aot frequent.
Frank Hastings has had shed I4x73
iset In size erected extending from the
corner of his large ware house nearly to
'he outer end of the dock. It will be
nSod toE storing hay, lime, &c.
Ar. {. G. Jones, representing r. l.
folk X Co, the leading Directory pub.
hiherS Of the United States, is in the
city. This firm Is row gathering infor
nation for their lew Directory of Oregon
Washington and Idaho for 1867. The
coming work will be the most complet,
ever Issued and viii prove an invaluabI.
work OF reference for our business
people. This firm controls the Director
, 1886-04-01
What Vessel il it?

SAN Francisco, March 28-The
mariners OF this city are speculating as
to the indentity Of the vessel found
floating bottom upward by Captain
James Little, OF the British bark Asset,
on recent voyage from Wilmington,
California, to Australia. Many are of
opinion that the capsizeI craft was most
probably the Levi Stevens of which
nothing has been seen or heard of for
some time. Others think they are
accurate in conjecturiHG that it is the
Guardian from Puget Sound now due at
Valparaiso.
, 1886-04-01
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Invaiids' Hotel aud ,urgloal Institute.

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Continued In our next,
sTAKK COUNTY MnpIoAL sooIErY.

Regular Quarterly Meeting OF tho Society
Proceed In Detail.
The regular meeting Of tho Stark Co,
Medical Society was held In the May
ora private ofllce, Ia the City Hall, on
Tuesday, April oh.
DR.. A, h, Walker, President, In the
chair Minutes Of the previous meeting
read and approved.
Dr. George II. Cock reported q case OF
Bfight'a disease, unacc0mpanied by the
treatment.
The fssay by DR.. ". P, Morrow was a
scientific paper upon the physiology OF
digeati0n,
Dir Maria g, Pontlus reported the sue
cessful treatment Of n case OF p0stDar.
tnm hemOrThage. Remaikl by llra
Phillipp, Conklln, Walker, pontlus and
P0rtman.
Dr., Portman reported case Of pla'
centa pr0i0n.
DR.. Phillips reported q case OF Brigh"s
diaease, Remarks by Portman, Cock,
C0nklin, Phillips.
Delegates appointed to the National
Convention at s.. Lonis; Ora. Phillips,
Brant, Ridenour aud Baker.
Delegates to State Medical AssOcia-
tion: Drs, Portman, Conklin, Pontius
and Peaae,
Assignment OF performances for next
meeting: Lecturer, DR.. Phillips; alter.
nate, DR.. Baker; essayist, DR.. Ponlius;
alternate, DR.. Post; report OF caaes, Drs.
Porter, Miller, 8. A. CoDkliD, POrtman,
and DR.. Byer; TO open discussion on the
management OF Labor aud the Puerper.
nj State" Drs T. Clark Miller; alter.
mates, DR., Portman and Dr.. Maria q.
Pontlus; members present, Walker,
phillipa, PortmaD, Cock, Coz kiln, Post,
Hudson, Morrow, L. W. pontius. On
motion the society adjourned to convene
tho Lat Tuesday In July 1885
l., W. PoNTlUs. Sec.
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A MnlhlnR Hknleton.

Mr.. n. Springer, OF Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: II was afflicted with lung 70.
YER and abscess on lungs, and reduced
10 walking skeleton, Got free trial
bottle Of DR., Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, which did mo 40 much
good bought dollar bottle. After ue.
Ing three bottles, found myself once
more man, completely restored TO
health, with q hearty appetite, and a
gain In flesh Of ~ lbs." Call NJ Dur.
bin. Wright q Cos drug store and get a
trial bottle OF this certain cure for oil
lung diseases. Large bottles el.
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Lawrence township went Republican
as usual, with q fow exceptions, Fol
instance, A II, McCadden was reelected
Justice OF tho Peace by 1876 ma j)rity
and DANIEL Harman was elected assessor
over Iaaac b chtel, Republican, In Full
ton precinct. The Democratic corpora
tlon and School Board tickets In Fulton
we're elected W, q. Myers, B'q, wat
the only Republican elected on the
School Board.
Like township elected the entire
Democratic tIcket-Trustees, II. j.
Richards, j, W. Heea, Henry
Goets; clerk William II, Brum.
blugb treasurer william Wlgne'; Os
SCISSOR, John b, Acker; constablee, U, Il
Cramer and Matthew Weary.
Jackson township, M usual, went
Democratic Trustees, william Young
August Peter, W. ID. Schntiier; clerk
l., W. Lichtpnwalteri treasurer, John
Smith; assessor. Charles Halter; con
stables, Frank Keck and j, j, Seibeyi
iuetice OF the pence, Reuben Holl.
The Road Supervisors elected In Can.
ton township are: Dist, No, I, Martin II
Hurst; Dist2 Howard Sponseller; dat
o Levi Baum; Dist 4, Joseph Racei Dist
., Michael UDgasehickt.
The Louisville corporation election 70.
eulted M folowe; Mayor, D NJ. SluIs, II;
Clerk, Frank Fayeret, d; Treasurer, A,
j, Metzger, ID; Councilmen, o. l.. JUL
Hard, d, JatoS Sutz, D, j. II. RodRere, Ri
Marehsl, Samuel Doyaux, d; Street
Commissioner, Joseph yignos, Ri
Sealer OF Weights and Measures.
John Smith, d. The election In Minis
billen township resulted as follows.
Justice OF the Peace, George Vloland, d
Truetees, A. b, Hang, Joeiah NJ MtKimm
and John Holben, oil Democrats; Treas
urer, ], Geib, Il ! Clerk, August Bonnet,
D; Assessor, John Jacquet, d.; CoDsta.
bles, j. II. Wake, D., and Louis Rebras'
Bier, ID.
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To those subject TO tho yexatione OF
business life, dyspepsia and n ftoling
OF debility, fretfulnees and desponden'
cy, we say take Simmons Liver Regnla'
tor. The remedy IL uneQualled In the
cure OF piles. constipation, bad breath,
elck headache and bilious complaints.
Tho Regulator is free from any IN jurloua
mineral substance; not dleagreeable
can be taken az any time without Inter
fering with business or pleasure. IL ID
gentle, safe, ana a good digestor.
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nav 700 II whom your guests Ilt down to

may 500 II when your guests sit down to
lun iheOn,'
He opened jewelers. case as ha spoke, com
tAining plain gold bracelet with an insorlp-
tion engr wed on tho inner Ride ITO Miss
Isabel Miller with the sincere good wiahei
OF Robert Mo dy'
Plain a. IL was the design Of the braceln
was unusually beautiful Hardyman hNd
noticed Moody's agitation ON the day when
he had met Isabel near her aunt house, ana
had drawn his own conclusions from IT, His
face darkened with momentary Jealousy
az he looked at tho bracelet IAN right old
felIoWln he said, with contemptuous famil'
iarlty. Don't be mo lest Walt and give
II 10 her with your own hand,
"No, SIR" said Moody, ~ would rather
leave H. II you please, TO speak for Itself"
HIardyman understood the delieaoy Of
feeling which dictated those words, and,
without well knowing why, resented II Ho
was ON the point OF speaking, un1er the In
Isabela voice reached his ears, calling b him
from tho cottage,
Moodys face contracted with sudden on
preston OF pain an he, too, recognised thA
yolce "Dont let ma detain you, air, he
said, sally. GOOD morningw
HArdyman left him without ceremony,
Moody, slowly following, entered tha tent.
All the preparations for the luncheon had
been completed, nobody was thore Tho
places 10 10 occupied by the guests were In
acaed by cards bearing their nAmea
Moody found lsabal'a carl, and put his
braoolet inside the folded napkin on her
plate. For awhile he stood with his hand
on the table, thinking, The temptation 10
communicate once more with lhabel before
he loat her forever was fast getting. tho bet.
ter OF his powers or resistance, III could
persuade her 10 writa word 10 hay Bhe
liked her bracelet no thought, "it would bo
a comfort whom 40 back 70 my solitary
lifen He tore leaf out OF his pocketbook
and wrote on III Zone line ~ say you 40
ccpt my gift and my good Wishes Put y
under tho cushion Of your chair and ] shall
hnd II when the company have loft tho tentn
IIe slipped tho paper Into the case which
held the bracelet, and instead OF leaving the
farm IN he hal Intended, turned back 70 the
uhelter OF tho shrubbery,
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JnAilnnA lrlrntnd.

The folio wing Justices OF the Peace
we're elected In Stark County, at the
election held Monday, April 9th, 1885:
II. W. Hossler, d, Plain To-; A. d.
Braden, X Canton tp.; A. j. Fulmer, Il
Canton tp.; Rsuben Holl, d jackson Up
A, j. Kittinger, Il Lawrence TO-; Al
pheus McCadden, d lawrence tp; Geo.
Violand, D. Nimiehillen tp, jesse War
ner D. 0sDaburg tp W. s. Rogers, X,
Perry tp; Geo. W. Hines, Il Pike tp.;
william 4. Spidel, Il Sugar Greek tp.;
E, X. Speaker, d Sugar Ureek Up.
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dren. Price 30 cents and 81; trial bottle
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THERE seems TO be no doubt that both
parties prohted by fraud In last fal,'s
Cincinnati elections. Developments In
the returne Of the Sixth ward show that
Boettger, the Republican candidate for
treasurer, was helped by fraudulent
voting. Even tho Commercial Gazette,
the Republican organ, admits this when
II says the gang were opposed 10 Rat.
terman. tho Democratic candidate, and
had full opportunity 10 commit the
frauds. After oil this the aame Journal
says ''let Justice be done"
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poylllo Cots One yoar in Tho worhhouss

The Grand Jury in the United States
District Court returned several indict
ments Thureday, Charles Deville was
indicted for opening a registered letter
nj HowenetiDe, Stark county. and steal.
Ing the contents, &28 In greenbacks. Do.
vile had been postofllce clork at
Howenstine, and committed tho net q
year ago last March. He pleaded guilty
10 the indictment and was sentenced by
Judge Hammond 10 one year In the
workhouse aud to pay the costs OF the
prosecution.