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observation-disclosures Powell, head
bookkeeper for the Port Blakely Mill
Company, aud Esther ]. Hubbard had
private wedding at the residence of
Mr.. Sanders, near Port Biakeiy. yestsr-
day afternoon, the ceremony being per
formed by the Rev. John 4. Damon.
Daring the evening public reception
was held at Port Blakely hall, which
WAS largely attended by the numerous
friends of the newly married couple.
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REMOVED.

XUHITwoRTa s. THOMSON HAVE
w reno red their on q to the third
floor Of the Gard n HArfwsFe Co. = ba Id
Ing No ss front street We are naw
srtter pr pared ka ever bsfsre to exc
cute eurvryA e emf ne ntHes. report on
the eharAc Q OF land la out tsEn . ats,
an make n drawings far al pGr pose
Ne We better faciliue- for work IN Al
any other 4 q IN the northwest.
yAC y sar eyoris uftice ~
r. v. box 3. & seattle. W. T..
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A aexicaa BaeI.

RTvEs AND RaRBoR IMFRoyEMKSTs-
A telegram from Na=tiagt u OF March
81 e.snveys this Information: voorhees,
aad Hermann are ereaine stronely be-
fore tie kivsr and HaTbor Cou miitee
FIR aoK 70 3sis,ions for UreQen and
W .shineten tarbers. Following are
Ii estimates for NsshinQton 7 rrisery
wat.rs. sons of uhich are on the hor-
Ger 81 Or~eoc. Cssssd. L cks 81 go. =
Ol0. upp~r Cosamb and sns he riv r 4,
sas 0ssl: Cox,ssx hoo; Co shslEs. SKA
a. sssi ~ h.rs - ,ooe; Oympia narbos.
sl47,9so, Pnyai.ag, $310ooi W>iiepah.
sl6We Upan tie D sis of the present
btli saiy sb a. t.suria OF the e Inmates
OF the eAsinsefs whl be Hliased.r
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Notice to Take Dispositions

DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI
L. cisl District Territory of Dakota.
county Of Cass. IS.
RED. h. FELTON,. plaintiff. vs.. Silas Dog.
gett ard August Landblom defendants.
10 Francs * sou hard. attorneys fef
the above named defendants. or their
representative attorney. and George T..
Boyce. hsQ., who Will c induCt tbs exam.
nation on he part OF the plainuff: You
Will please TO take notice that the depo
sition of Fred. h. Pelton, plaintiff. Wit.
ness on his own behalf IN the above emit
tied action. viii be taken before m a
Notary Public duly commissioned anu
sworn, at my effice at Fall City. King
county. Territory of Washington. on tie
I'D day of Ma Gu, 1855. at clock in the
afternoon Of that dai; and the said ex-
animation uay be sdlour, ed from aay TO
lay unal the deposition is July taken and
empiet d. SAID deposition " be used
upon the trial Of the above EMIT ed action
Dated at Fargo, Deko.a Territory. the
10th day OF February, a. ID. lS,6.
Z. h. LAlZURE,
Attorney for plaintiff.
JOHN Il. JaNICkh.
Notary Public for King count, Washing.
Dated at Fall City. Washington Terri
tory, this lot day " March. A. 10. 1854
=. A failure 10 attend, your com
plant aaf wef Or reply may be stricken
out and iud : ment Ia zen Ak sinst you.
}, q. JANlCkE.
mbidw3w Notary Pohlic.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATO
Buildings, Schools. Churches, Hospitals,
0welIingsi Steamers, Passenger.
Sleeping and Reirigeraiorscars.
Perfect Ventilated guaranteed
wherever ventiialion Ii
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Nos. I and :. for bcd room and oGiioe
ventilation, viii SOON become rs standard
As the wlnd0w.
our Nonulator Gin any size), when
placed through = wall. q window sash. or
q wooden Dar under sash. admits u con-
staat supply OF fresh air under perfect
control, without draughts: any desired
temperature can be maintained In any
apartment No office or s.cepins rom
excludes rain and DUST and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without raIs
lnx the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel, IL Is very ornamental when l
place. The handles serve to reguias
ysntiiAtor. also TO raise and lower the
wlnaow.
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RATES EAST.

W. Van Waters, Ticket Agent at the
City Dock, announces that be will keep
ths public informed daily reg ardine the
cut rates In passenger fares to Eastern
ard Southern points.
| am now prepared to meet the San
Francisco prices. From kilograms Just
received | am enabled to make the fol-
lowing unparalleled offers:
To parties destined to Chicago or be
yond-EmiRrsnt to St. Paul and frat
class ST. Paul t. Caicago. .. S35 %
Prices charged elsewhere for saile
accomm OdatloDs .....Sil %
Amount saved by purchasing at
City Dock Observation-Disclosures S. %
To Omaha, Kansas CITY, Atchison,
Council Bluffs and other Mis-
souri River points-Emigrant to
st. Paul and first class st. Paul
TO destination. ...........S36 90
Prices Oh irged elsewhere for same
accommodations .....Si2 90
Amount saved. ........... S. 0l
his arrangement relieves ladies an
people of delicate organization from
.se tobacco smoke and the many annoy.
ances incident to tedious ride In the
second class coaches beyond ST. Paul.
Remember, the Northern Pacific emf
grant sleepers are unequaled for com
fort and cleanliness. They are kept
we'll warmed and well ventilated, and
20 through on express time, With no
stoppages.
l will further offer to give people pur-
chasing their tickets at the City Dock
one day in Portland, tws DAYS in ST..
Paul or Minneapolis, and two days in
Chicago.
Take notice that am the emily agent
in this city that can make you these
liberal terms. Call at the City Dock
Ofioe open from o'clock am. to 4
o'clock pm.
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STEAMER HELEN.
For PofIs Olthard and Wa.hiaxtop

SrEA MIR HEI.EN. w. n
ellis. Master, TO-. We. aarrins,.
soAA oaiiI1h wharf. SoatIle, every MONDAY
oohesdal and riday. at y.v a m Ior
Ai-cnens foI1t. head OF t'ors urunxrd
also. 10 mead Of fort ~ asnln ,.ton. IA
W. nIus ieaNc mead Of Pert " .snlngton
a. Ia., Mat hells Point a. Al a. M arnxs.s
al seattle aooaG 2:.sO y. IN. every Iuy.aay'
lhu. sday anu SATURDAY, auyan
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I. O. c. r.
PROFESSIONAL.
SURVEYORS. CIVIL KNsLsKkR
klaRo GARDNER.

f,TvIL ENGINEER AND COUNTY
~ surveyor. Fifteen years experience
on narrow and sta dAri gsgc railroads.
All county work . op riy recorded.
once over Gordon ? ard ware 90, Front
ST.; residence cor. bird an BiAschAsd
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ARKIylL OF TIE QUKxs.- The siesm-
shis Qaesn of the Pacific arrived here
early Yesterday mor0ing, jasi sitter the
p ST ISEEItIsENcKR had gone 10 prs
Sac btaaSnt for SeaIsie merchants II y
I n OF frssght. she bro1zht lSo cassrn
rerL Distributed as fellows; Victoria,
g; Purt Townsend and Alasks. ~ ss
sttle *. and Tacoma 81 After ais
charging here ste proceeded 90 up the
) uad.
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A mining company with a espstsl OF
As u.Ol 200 nas be n tacsWpor 4trd At Hss-
ea4. a. r. IL will control 81 gid aud
SILVER lodes st Red M.,aatsin. s. e Of
~ prins.pAl noueyes usn 81 Helena,
81. psai aud Minneapolis are among The
incorporators.
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FOR Tns UPPER skAc,I

Stnrr Glide C. W. Cove, Master
7 EAVkS IESI.KRS WHARF ON
II "Wednesday and SATURDAY, returning
Iharsdsy and Monday. calling Al STAN
wood. | tsAlady. Moss Landing, SkASfs
C1ty. Mount Vernon. Starring and al In
ter1ne1iate points above For freight or
passss<e Apply on hoard OF 70 GEORGE
FNASTek on the wharf AMI
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n. M. HALL, M. D.

onoe IN safe ePos.t Banding, ever Msr
ehSaLs' National Bans
hoers, ~ ~ i. IL. . and 70 ,. e.
UgfR
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FORElG


CoSsTANrISoPLE, March 6.-R luhella
has agreed 10 ABOLISH tbs duties on
goods which have already paid a
customs tax on entering Turkey. The
objection to this RoumeiIan duty was
tue reason assigned by France for with
holding her adnerenos to the Turoo-
Bulgarian treaty, appointing Prince
Alexander military ruler of Eastern
houAsiia.
The Queen suiks.
LONDON, NJ 4Tcn 5.-Charles Russell
Attorney General, vsE; today TO Back
sngham Palace TO be knIehted. AfteI
waiting an hour he received word frou
the Qlsen that she was fstigued by the
duties of "drsslng room" which she
had heel holding aud nnst postpone
the ceremony. Russell withdrew froaa
tue palaces III indignation. He says he
will refuse tbs knighthood. Ii Is be
iiovcd the Qleen was irritated at his
pronJueced nome rule views.
harrington Addresses the Eighty Club
Lord harrington in a speech at the
Eighty CLUB this evening Insisted toai
It was necessary to obtain a clear state
msnt of the irisn dem aids and an as
slble government would be accepted b,
Mr.. Parnell and bis followers on ths
authority of the Irish people. Ii would
be unjust to Mr.. Gladstone not to b,
gives such a chance. As the Liberal
party was not pledged to anything sp
preaching home rale, Gladstone spoks
for himself. not for his party. though
the party would consider bis proposals
Lord Harrington refused to prejadics
the Government or force its hand in
order 10 gain premature expression o.
It's poiicy.
Heavy Chinese Tax.
ToRoSTs, March 6.-At a large meet.
Ing of workiBgmen, held here, it wa.
decided to petition the Dominion Gov
eminent to increase the tax on every
Chinsmsn who lands ia Canada to
500, and also TO discontinue the grant
ing of certificates to Cinnamon to re-
tarn to Canada after leaving the SCUM
try. This action vas taken at the re
quest of the werkingmen of British Co
lumhis. the whole of which country j:
being swampsd vito Cinnamon. and the
labor market there is rapidly becoming
cemordlizsd. Ii was shown al the
t1CCtA4k tLas 1t4 DtcL
cheating the Canadian Government foi
years past By their cunning manner OF
utilizing the return Certificates granted
them BY the Dominion Government.
Mexican BaeI.
Ell PAso, Tex, MArch IA Tisss,
Chibaahaa special gives the details oi
dael fought with piltsls between Trini
dad Alvarez aud Senior Paroles in the
subarbs Of Chihuahua, Aexico. Thres
shots were fired oy each. Paroles vas
thrice vosadei. and IL is believed
fatally. Toe tirst too shots fred at Al
varez missed, bot the third struck him
in the forehead aud killed hin
instantly. Both are prominent met
IN Chiduahaa- TIE cause vhill
I'D TO the duel vas qusrre
bstsseu the families OF two men IL
Shien they besame involved and ~hics
sndei IN tie dece SD beng challenges
and accepting slta The fatal result de
scribed.
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STEAMER q RAMRoADTRAvEL

ACNTIL FURTHER NO
stice he ste ner Messenger
viii lsaVe Neslrr's wharf, Seaitle. Tor
oLfAflA- nIREcT, Tuesday thursday
and saturday a. o. niEss. Al "a arriving
Al tsy a QIs aeS at clock p ~
nahi Y II fOsl TX Aren't
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Maoos Ca March 8. Miss Carrie
Rams ana Der ai~e@, Miss Ella haB-
ferrys. vsge uuTd-sd ca Il arsdsy
tssnng. q NJ NIlls de~vtlls. ~hsl- salns
70 ths hoase OF Frank Hampafsys.
&lla's bsothsr-ln-lax. accompanied BY
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Accident ard Fire Issassnse- RI.x-
cHAkp 4 PAKxASDas. Agents. dsS
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Or. H. D. lONGAKER
Eye, Ear and Throat.
GENERAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES

NARY a. LONG n Err, n. d.,
Graduate of Woman's Medical Coll sse
OF fennsy lvania-
Once and residence, liz Columbia ST =.
seattle. Disease OIL the Rye, Ear and
4 roat treated as a specially.
Particular attention given 10 the treat
ment or diseases VI wuane and children.
Consultations In hngnsh and German.
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AN AcT OF vASDALI,M.

NV ORLKANs, March 5.-Governor
Sheldon this afternoon received a dis
patch from Governor Brown from Dali
las. Texas. notifying him that last
night about 100 masked men entered
the roand house at Big Springs and dis
abled sevrEal engines. removing ffoIa
tbeua portion. of the machinery, walcs
they score ed. 80 that all tfAfhc west Of
the Col brad IN asI De ssoniIna=d; Ia &
Il Fort Worth tae COMPANY bad sue
eeeded in Supplying the places OF tue
str kers 10 saan an extent IS TO enab c
ths % to resume At that point; and taat
Ia are apply ina for ~rits OF assis;sn, Q
q Fars Worth and st logan in sesord-
n &c xlth ths order of ia se PArdee.
Io.onel T.. h. Mheslock. Manager Of
the Nsx Orleans Division of she road,
states that the COMPANY are nov em
pIaytng skLled mee nshlos 10 90 "a MAJ
snAil for TIE parpose Of obtaining .
sufficient nanb<r OF men 20 keep the
enslses IN repair. he ssss tnsre has
been no dissatisfaction expressed by
tue employees OF his dgyssson. aud 10
troahlr u apgFsnended on this end If
the Ina.
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HoLLIsrER Gal. }. March 8, Fourteen
witnesses this afternoon testified to
Powers general good char ,cter and so
oitblsuess and that he never was known
80 Garry firearms. Tue prosecution thi=
evening IL said to have aboat twenty
more Witnesses for rsbsttal. the evi-
tenee will probably not be completed
hafnra IusaiaV
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The wIckersham Murderer
a Donbe sentence.

william Reese, convicted Of larceuv.
aud charged with ASS tllI to murder for
having fired pistol AT Nat Raphael. the
wei r. when be was arrested. was ssn
fenced today to serve n term of fourteen
Years ia san Qneailn on the latter
charge, and upon tue grand larceny
charge ten years. making twenty -four
years in ali. Reese received the sen
tence with perfect sOolaess.
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AFrlsxs Al GALVESTON.

GaLvEsroS. March 6-rhe Knights
of Lsoor Al the Gait, Colorado ana
santa Fe freight depot, weo refused 10
handle Mallory ffesgOts SER displaced
this N ,rniag bv caiofsd lsoorers. At
tre Missoari Pacific yard very fec
K ,sens- obs rived the b seott and nnne
we esA gsi. Both companies have
a q .no.E Of coiored msn selected .. b
. yssw of replacing TIE kaigsts - fass
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SAN Francisco, March Capt. G. G.
Brough and q. ID. Follett, steward OF
the steamer Australia, have been arrest
ed for Illegally landing LIE Thin Lai, \
Chinese laborer. BAH IL each case was
2.ul
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Iertiae nynamite txplssIsn.

NV loRK. March 8 -Dusmsn. Hen
Ter 4 Co.'S dynamite f@oloFy al E,y
chester was hioSn az itss night Hem
rseh Hsi@an vas IN the building At the
ume, but 10 trace of him has bseu
icaad- ths haIldIn2 wss small stree
tarS vhere dynamite for aSe GA the new
sqaednss was Manufactured. IL n
tanned 30 poG sds Of dynamite and Eso
Anks Of nitric and sniphuris aeid.
toers Is q etg hole 6iied With sticks
and pieces Of timber 81 marx the spot
Where the baildins stoed.
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How an Exhor,er Escaped.

VISION, |. L.. March Ca Professe
exhorter named. Mungsi came here re
Gently aud began series of meetinAs
he wa qaartsred ia the huuss of an
Indian ciIiz n aud slept ia room with
several members of the family. Oar
ing the night Mungali made an assault
on y young orpaan girl IN tae room, but
before he could execute his purpose he
was discovered aud taken prisoner.
Next day party of neig1bors took hun
out for trial aud retarnei without him,
saying be had escaped"
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SAN FRlSCIsoo. March 50, Mn
dicauons for Washington territory for
the succeeding 80 hours CoStinsed
cool aud cloudy weather aud local rains.
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Poxr TOWNSEND, March 6.-fhe seal
ing scssoners ia the vicinity of Cape
Fiattery are reported to have been qaite
50 ceesstnl during the recent favorable
Wsathrt.
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Isrk fsr The keatacky mliitlA.

LouIsyuLK tky.). March 6.-Gov
: efnor huOtt sent a message to the Legs
iatare to-day saying tsst tue hundred
miners. armed. appeared before the
state Inspector il e6ar1e OF tse con
Neis AZ work IA the mines in Pulaski
esanty, and gave hlm two days Ia which
70 remove tue men. saving tha, they
would barn the camp. Tue Governor
has ordered tfootss 20 the Mace
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BLLrIxoRE. Msrch 5.-fhe German
steamer Wsser frora Bremen. which ar
rived today, brought Captain REYNOLDS
and q men, eJ0 pfislaR tne 5re OF tn
zhsilng schooner Aurora Of New Bed
ford. They we're picked % At $50 90
the 81 instant. Captain Reynolds states
thar on the "a instant, IN a northwest
gale, plank Was started On the bottom
OF the Aur3r and she filed IN three
hours.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-07
tee that the pools in this case should be
paidp Mr.. Grattan does not show this to
he So
LocnIHorse Notes.

Early Pioneer has arrived at Mr.. Finkle's
stables at Moorhead, Mr.. Steele having con-
sented to his making short season ut Moor
head. In speaking of Early Pioneer, Mr..
FiEkle remarked that he would like to have
some people see him who think the climate
Objectionable to raising stock. HE is Pho
neer's first colt. l measured him to-day,
(Niay 90. He stands 1862 hands high and
with no work can show a 40 gait. He will
be years old tomorrow, MAY 2S). His dam
Grace by Mambrino Patchen, / sold Mr.. Case,
besides being Il very fine mare she is trotter
herself. On his sire's side Pioneer gets the
Hambletonian, Clay and American Star lines,
backed up with thoroughbred blood Why
should he not make success in the stud
Miss Mcleod, the dam of Lord Nelson will be
bred back to him.
Columbus Maid, belonging to c. A. De Graft
dropped a bay FLY with three white feet by
Empire Wilkes, second dam by Capt. Walker
sire of the dam of Harry Wilkes 2:15, third
dam Clifton Pilot Empire Wilkes is by
George Wilkes, dam by Mambrino Patchen
When Mr.. De ratf, about two months ago.
bought Empire Wilkes he also bought this
mare Columbus then in foal by him.
Mr.. Holmes of Moorhead, has a bay mare
16 hands high, named Flora, by Ben Patchen,
which dropped u beautiful bay tilly, no white,
by Early Pioneer. She will be bred back to
him. He also has another chestnut mare by
Ben Patchen, in foal to Lord Nelson, and it
must be good one as the mare and sire are
worthy of a good colt.
Those who are managing the June and July
races at Mankato, Saltwater, Minneapolis and
st. Paul. have assurances that Splan win be
here with Mr.. Gordon's horses, including
Clingstone.
George w. Sherwood had fine bay FLY
dropped last week by Woodford WilBes, dam
bv Milwaukee, second dam by Magma Charta.
All should remember that the entries to the
Minnesota circuit close OH the 10Th inst
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Complaint from MIR. Grattan.

TUT EDITOR OF the GLOBE:
A bit of pasteboard now before me reminds
me OF your recent mention of the forthcom-
ing Mankato trotting meeting 1t reads as
follows: 81. J. Johnston, Pool Check" No
81 horse, Herod; purchaser, Lee; amount
paid, 81; total, So. By reference to the
records it will be found that this was a
winning check, Herod having beaten I,uln
Judd, Gen. Hancock and Mollie Middleton
drawn. There are several other friends of
the old black horse besides myself who hold
Similar checks and we feel that the trottinr
associations of this state should afford their
patrons safe betting facilities. Johnston gave
as an excuse for not paying these pools that
the hackers of Lulu Judd and Hancocl, had
credit at the box and had not put I'D their
money. Well, the hackers of Herod did nut
up their money and though winners lost it.
Who got 1t? Who were the hackers of Iulu
Judd and Hancock? Johnston would not fell
this definitely though they are pretty well
known.
l hope that in simple sjustice you will give
this statement space, genuine concern for
the uottlng interests of Minnesota will seel,
to correct such tendencies not by the shield of
silence, but through the wholesome lash of
publicity. believe there are honorable gem
tlemen now promoting the Mankato enter
prise, but it seems to me that small part of
their liberal guarantee fund would do them
more good and inspire greater confidence for
the future it:devoted to the clearing up of lust
and legitimate old scores. M. q.
Mr. Grattan thinks ''the trotting associa-
lions of Minnesota should afford their
patrons safe betting facilities Perhaps
so. But that is hardly to the point. The
question here is, did the association guaran-
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The Domestic

Sewing Machine company are represented in
ST. Paul at IS East Third street, and carry a
larger stock of this justly popular machine
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The Great Northwest

Sewing Machine Supply and Repair company
have leased the the premises in the rear of IS
East Third street, and are prepared to repair
cost