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Frozn Fridays DAILY.

The firm Of Coleman & Co., butchers,
OF Water street, are taking in new
partner
Messrs. Haller and Pontius are re-
ceIVing bids Tor erecting their proposed
brick building at the corner OF Taylor
and Washington streets.
Mr.. ]. C. McCaulley OF Oregon. q
physician OF some years practice, is in
the city looking for a location. He
TSald be fine addition TO our city.
Frank Pettygroye has purchased the
Van Bokkelsn property on Water street
nom o. +. Clspp for $1,000. and will
erect Immediately a fine new building
thereon.
Mr. Chss. E. Steward who has been
for some months past clerk in LatimeF's
drug stose, aud Who has won hosts Of
friends while here, will leave in few
days for Richmond, Texas.
Report of Public Schools for Seplem-
oer, 1888: Total enrolment, 255; total
days attendance, 1876; total absence,
40; average daily attendance, 221; aver
age pupils to each teacher, A.
Revs. HauRe and Anderson departed
tor mp Sound this morning. having done
several days work for the Scandinavian
church sooA to be erected here. Mr..
Anderson will return here soon to reside.
Mr.. r. K. Latimer, our Druggist, has
sold ont his business, and will give i'm
mediate pose sion. Mr.. Latimer bas
been IN business go long that lie is re-
garded as fixture. He has built up
me business. The purchasers are
aessrs. Turpin and Ruffin. They are
from Olympia, and will keep this fine
Store up In its elegant style.
Mrs. Johanna Wallenberg, mother of
Ars. Capt. DeLion Of this city, died this
morning, (Oct 9th at $50 a. nj Her ILL
bese has lasted for three years. She has
resided in this city for several years and
mad a large circle of friends. Funeral
will be from the home Of Capt. DeLiop
on SUNDAY. Further notice hereafter.
lhArER.-Deceased was aged 81 years,
months The funeral will be from the
aaaniiy residence, Sunday afternoon at
1eeiock. all friends of the family in
Vitea.
The schooner Lottie Carson arrived
% Yesterday from San Diego; will load
iamoer at Hadlock in return.
St Ferndale, arrived this morning
rom Nanaimo for Seattle bringing 2Sl
tons OF gas coal.
bktn Discovery. from Hadlock for
Sah Francisco. was towed 10 sea by tue
aognl this morning.
, 1888-10-11
strnigh,en Our Streets.

The ARGUS has once or twice called
attention to the urgent need of some
street work that is imperative. Where
Bartlett Avenue intersects Discovery
road a long triangular projection nearly
crosses the street. Learned avenue is
reached only by an alley. Lincln st.
terminates in an alley at Taylor st. It
should be opened to Maple avenue.
The extension et Taylor st. up the hill is
crooked lane. These defects could be
remedied now at very little cost and to
the very great advantage Of the city. In
little while the cost will be very great
We hope the matter will receive the at
tension they deserve at the hands OF our
City Council.
, 1888-10-11

A CURE For DIARRHoEA.-Mr. j. A.
Burnisop, of Oolburg, Montgomery Co.,
Ia. has found out how he can cure any
case of Diarrhoea. Two o: bis children
had Diarrhoea, for about six weeks he
tried four different kinds OF Patent
Medicines without benefit. but he finally
got hold of a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
WHICH he says completely cured them,
and is confident it will cure any case
when the plainly printed directions are
fol'owed.-Sold by N. D Hill & Son. -
changed sep Is
, 1888-10-11

Tug fyee has gone to Etsa,ady, to
TOW out the ship John Bryce, lumber
laden for Melbourne.
Ship st. Lawrence, lumberladen from
Port Gamble, arrived in port, last
night. bound for Sidney, Australia
British ship Beecroit was towed to sea
last evening by tug Holyoke, loaded
with wheat FOX Liverpool.
L. S. steamer Albatross arrived in port
yesterday,
>teamship Mexico called kere yester
day enroute from Nanaimo to Seattle.
viii return today, euroute for San Fran
cisco. aud will ship here 600 cGses Of
salmon and other miscellaneous freight.
, 1888-10-11
CITY COUNCIL.

At the City Council last evening the
following were present: Council linen
d. NJ Littlefield and Geo. E. Starrett;
City Clerk, Jas. Seavey, City Attorney,
Geo. 81. Jones; and City Surveyor. 1.
Leskeard. There being no quorum to
transact business motion was made by
ID. Nj. Littlsfeld and seconded by Geo.
E. Starret, to adjourn till this Saturday
evening at 7:30. The clerk on calling
the roll on the ayes and nayes, d. NJ.
Littlefeld and Geo. Z. Starritt voted in
the affirmative on the question to sd-
journ. The council adjourned to meet
this Saturday evening at 7:30.
, 1888-10-11

Bark James 4. Bourland from San
Diego arrived yesterday. Reloads
return cargo of lumber at Tacoma.
Bark Ceylon, Capt. Rufus Calhoun,
from Honolulu, arrived yesterday.
Tug Tyee went to Tacoma this
morning to tow down ship Reuce,
wheat laden.
Steamship Wilmington arrived this
morning from San Francisco.
Steamship Alki sailed for San
Francisco on yesterday with coal
from Seattle and. iron from Port
Townsend.
Steamer Evangel left for Neah Bay
this morning with full freight and
passenger list.
Steamer Eliza Anderson took sew
eral passengers to island ports this
morning.
, 1888-10-11
Erotn SATURDAYS nai1S.

! Mr.. J. w. Keeue of Leland left for
| home yesterday.
Several prominent Pasadena sapital-
| lists are in town.
Judge Trimble will run independent
for justice OF the pence.
Mrs. Mo,loy 60, TO Seattle to-day TO
fill the pulpit q Battery 81. NJ. E.
church.
Mr.. Moore, late of Kansas, is the new
man going into the firm OF Z. c. Cole
man & Co.
Mr.. Ferrier and Louis r. Flowers left
| this morning for Spokane Falls to attend
the editorial Convention.
The Juvenile Opera Company had a
! full house last evening, and gave an en-
tertaiDmen: that was highly appreciated.
Ye Editor goes sp Sound to Port
Gan. g today. He will speak there to-
nil and will proceed up Sound for q
tev ,:-~s.
H.. y. NJ Harmed has purchased
custom house corner from Mr.. Eisen-
kies-securing thereby splendid busi
ness property.
AIonzo Rawson Of Des Moiues. Iowa,
and friend of Messrs. Rohde 4 Carroll
arrived by steamer last evening. Mr..
Rawsop expects to make Port Townsend
his headquarters for the winter.
Fred. Macondray and Dave Walker
of Port Discovery both have lea 'e of alb
Sc nee, FOR a mouth. Both sailed on the
outgoing ocean steamer last evening for
California. The5 will visit relatives and
friends.
Steamer Umatilia sailed from San
~ EEI
having on board the following passen-
gers for Port Townsend: Mrs. Nc
Cready, Miss A,cGready, II. E. Hale and
w. Dewitt.
Mr.. Chas T. Bailey, republican car
didate Tor jnstice of the peace. is a most
worthy and capable young man-one
whom the city can well afford to trust
a I'd promote. Mr.. Bailey is a young
very conscientious aud prompt officer.
The steamer I. J. Potter OF the o. Il.
4 n. Go. is wuud burner and this fact
Is u good thing for The city, aLa for the
Company. The cast for fnel for running
the Potter is only one-haIf as great as
the exPonse 1T the A!askap, and then the
cuttiug and handling of the cord wood
-fnrty-fye cords a day-giYes employ
menI - fully twenty five men.-IrGde
Journal.
An effort is heing made tu establish in
Port Townsend branch of the American
Bui.ding and Loan AS -ciatioD. This
institution will probably place two hGn-
red thousand dollars OF more 10 Port
Townsend al a rate OF abont six per cent.
per annum-snRbling people OF moder-
ate means to make more improvements
than they Other~ise would.
Sch. VIM. +. Witzeman arrived
yesterday from San Francisco and is
at Bartlett's Wharf discharging
freight.
Bktn. Amelia arrived last night
from Port Blakely, lumber-laden for
Honolulu.
Ship Geo. S. Homer with cargo of
tea from Yokohama has arrived.
, 1888-10-11
Personal.

Gen. Geo. P. Ihrie, late of Gen'l q.
5. Grants war stiff and O. s. Army,
aud former resident of this Territory,
is at the Central Hotel
The address Of DR. Hall, late nf Port
Townsend, is Fort Niagara, New York.
Quinn & Co, Of Port Angeles. is boom
ing the Glover's suburban plat ut Port
Angeles.
, 1888-10-11
Information Wanted.

OF Mary and Julia Buckley, daughters
OF Denis Buckley, OF the Parish of Kill
michael County Cork. ireland, who left
Secret Rarinie in California in 1862 for
the Cariboo mines. and left there for
Washington Territory. They will hear
of something to their advantage by
writing to Bradshaw & Sachs, Port
ToWnsenl
, 1888-10-11

Cholera Morbus is one OF the most
painful and dangerous diseases, many
deaths result from it each year. usually
because it is not properly treated. The
most severe cases may be cured, by using
Chambsrlains Collie, Cholera aud Diar-
rhoea Remedy. 1t never fails. Sold by
n. D. Hill & Sons. changed sep IL
, 1888-10-11
CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to express to the many
friends that took part in the funeral of
the late Mrs. Johanna Wollenberg, our
sincere thanks, and specially to Mrs. A.
Weir, Mrs. Chr. Williams, Mrs. Plum
mer and Mrs. Denison, for their kind as
sistance in the hour of need.
Mr.. AND Mas. r. w. DELIoN.
, 1888-10-11

Rev. ID. T. Carnahan started to Vsn5
couver, ". T, this morning 10 attend
Presbytery. He will also go to Salem,
Or, for the meeting of Synod on We'd
nesday. On next Sunday evening" his
pulpit will be supplied by w. ". Ferrier,
who is now representing the ARGUS at
the Editorial Convention.
, 1888-10-11
BIDS.

Bids will be received at the Office OF the UNDER
signed until p. m. of Wednesday, October 18th
for the erection of e three story brick business
block for Messrs. JaHes s. Hsstfbrs. Plans and
can now be Sc IN al my Office. The
right 10 reject aay or all bids Is reserved.
WARREN HASTISGSt
Port Townsend, W. t, Oct. 9. lSSS-wld6
, 1888-10-11
DIED

ANDREW L. INGRAHAM, o: San Juan
Island died on Friday last. :
Deceased was an old resident OF San
Juan, was native of Augusta, Me-, and
was aged 68 years. He was buried in
Seattle yesterday
, 1888-10-11
MARRED.


K-MILLS-October 5. 1888.
in Port Discovery, by Rev. ID. I. Car
nahan, Capt. Edward Newcomb Hard
wick, OF Oakland, Cal, and Miss Jean
T. Mills, OF Port Discovery.
, 1888-10-11

S NO>> would enjoy your dinner
SS~ and are prevented by Dys-
pepsia, use Ackers Dyspepsia Tablets.
They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, IN
digestion. Flatulency and Constipation.
We guarantee them - cci e Its
Sold by Latlmer & Co.
, 1888-10-11
BORN.

To the wife Of Henry Lake, Oct. Sth,
girl.
VAN TROJEN.-Iu Chimacum, W. T.,
Oct. 2, 1923. to the wife OF John Van
frozen, a fifteen pound SOB.
, 1888-10-11

The officers and members viii be
measured for uniforms, after which the
orde. will be sent east for the same.
, 1888-10-11
Uniform Rank Il. OF p.

The members of Olympic Lodge No. 81,
K. OF P, organized uniform rank with
some 35 members. Officers were elected
TO serve the ensuing term as follows:
Sir knight CAPTAIN G. H Jones
, 1888-10-11
M Ni0NA
n always have
Al hy

Soother at hand. It is the only sale
medicine yet made that will remove ali
infantile Disorders. 1t contains 40 Opium
or Morphine, but gives the child fGfar'E
ease from pain. Price % ccuts. Suid bE
Latimer & Co.
, 1888-10-11

The schooner Lottie Carson arrived
an Yesterday from San Diego; will load
iamoer at hadloek in return.
ST Ferndale, arrived this morning
from Nanaimo for Seattle bringing 2S5
tons OF gas coal.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
FROM WASHINGTON.

Senator Davis, from the committee on
pensions. has reported fayorably the bill in
troduced by Senator Henderson. known as
the Grand Army bill, to pension .x-soldiers
and sailors who are incapacitated for man
ual labor. and provide pensions for depend
ent relatives of deceased soldiers.
"A communication has been transmitted
to the senate from the commissioners of an
ternal1revenne, showing the amount of pey-
eenue collected on liquors since the present
system OF Internal revenue taxation went
into effect. September /. 1862. down to Jnne
3. 1887. During this period there was SOL
Aected from special taxes on distillers S2s.-
d28, Sl9; brewers. $4932.3SS; rectifers, ST.
0OO9; capacity tax on distillers, under the
Law laying q tax OF 80 per barrel on dis
ttlleries having q disabling capacity exceed
ing: "a certain fixed amount. $685. S7. The
production of distilled spirits during this
time was COG. 1866. 194 gallons. and OF fer
mented liquors 269.7l9. 1872 barrels.
4 Congressman Dnnham. OF Illinois. in
trodueed ia the house recently. BY request,
e bill appnopriating $l5D.OoD 40 crank
named DeR,shssell to build an airship to
convey passengers through the air. The
bill was very properly referred to the COM
mittee on rentilstion. d !.
The United States supreme court has
rendered decision in the MAXWELL Pfeller
murder case. in which the sentence Of death
by the state court is affirmed.
Information has been received ut Wash
ington that the agsat Of the French govern.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
Stats ItsnlsI..l

- + :
a GASOLINE famine is what is botherinII
Huronites.
IRoQUoIs was six days without 9 tran
during and after the storm.
FEARS are entertained for the safety q
the quail recently planted il the Blacll
Hills.
TH1RTY-THREE sacks Of mail were re-
-ceiyed at the Huron Office at the openinl
Of the blockade.
The Northern Pacific ice-houses are %
ing filed with 30 inch ice from the Mis-
souri, Of Bismarck.
THERE is said TO be now 0f nature
gas in an artesian we'll on the AanitoD
railroad in north Dakota. ST
APARTY from WISCONSIN has made az
Engagements to establish s foundry an
machine IL shop il Huron eerly y Y
spring. sN
BIsMARcKis m tSrn up oysk q hignt
sensational Islander and horsewhipplns
affair Some very respectable parties q
involved.
The 4-year-old son Of Thomas Evans
living twelve miles southeast 81 Ipsvlez
was ruh over by . team haulings la
water tank filled with water. He vas ~
lously injured. = 4
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
spKllIg,sol,gls'

-Ihespresiden has nominated james r..
Roosevelt; Of New York, to be>secretary Of
the legation ofthe United StatesSa t Vienna.
Jack King. the notorious sfsuz City
thug. who figured as q hireling to do up"
prohibitionists. has been found guilty of as
sault with intent to commit murder. Ne
attempted the life Of q young horse Jockey
named mckenzie. 81
1t iseported that Mr.. Chamberlain viii
be made governor general OF Canada. TO
succeed Lord Lansdowne, but the rumor is
not generally credited In Canada
One oflthe most desperately contested
prize fights which ever took place in Minne-
sofa occurred at Norwood. between Danny
Needham. Hight weight champion Of the
northwest. and Jimmy Griffin. Of Grand
Rapids, Mich. The fightswas for q purse Of
5000. with skin gloves and to . finish. The
fight was q. desperate one. and in the
eleventh round Neekham knocked ont
Griffin. Both men were severely punished.
Col Charles william Moulton. Of New
York. died OF apoplexy. He was a brother
ain-law of General and John Sherman.
The nomination OF John w. Ross, to be
postmaster at Washington. has been sent
to the senate. Also that Of Marshal Nc
Donald, Of the District Of Columbia. to: be
commissioner of fish and fisheries.
The widow, of John Mccullough. the
tragedian, died recently at her home in
Philadelphia,
President Fitzgerald. Of the Irish Ma
tional leaguas at Lincoln, Neb.. has received
a draft for 81 600 from Mr.. F. B. Hayes. OF
Ottawa, Canada. This Is the first money
received In response to the presidents APP
peal asking 1000 Irishmen to subscribe
81 600 each.
Very Rev. Charles A. vissani. o. 8. F..
Of the commissaria ut Of the holy land, Of New
York. is preparing a great pilgrimage of
American Catholics to Palestine for the
spring of 1889. The pilgrims will 60 by the
way Of Paris and Rome. and will probably
receive special audience from his holiness
Pope Leo XIII.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
THE FAR EAar.

The Rome correspondent Of the Political
Correspondence says that the encyclical ON
the social condition Of working classes, on
which the pope has been engaged for year
past. will advocate the principal Of state in
Prevention in favor Of artisans. and will ex-
hort Catholfcst to support their governments
In the efforts to bring about social reform,
and to ameiiorate the condition OF THE work
ing classes.
The czar has refused to permit the
Orleans princes to join the Russia imperial
guard.
Kennedy and Fitzgibbons. OF Tarbert.
county Kerry. have been sentenced,to six
weeks imprisonment each at hard labor
for acting as president and secretary re-
spectively Of the proclaimed national league
at Tarbert. in November last. &
John =. Sullivan, writing from Hull,
England, to friend. says: suppose am
shout to tell you how am getting along in
this country. So far have been doing
pretty well. but this country is not America,
you know well, old boy. made match
with Mitchell. and all have to do now fs
spoil his face. and I assure you will en-
deavor to make it as handsome as know
hOM lam after Smith. He is the only one
in this country worth Aghting and there
would bea barrel Of money in it He is a
71Rrk for me. You Gun imagine what kind
"a fight Kilrain and he feught-two hours
and 2 hail, then kiss and make up and say,
We will fight John L. Kiirain will second
Mitchell against me. and after I am Though
with Mitchell. Z will make him fight /. the
same I'M II ring or bseak his nose.
An " sattemptsto kill Louise Michel It
Havre, was made. She was making an adj
dress at q meeting Of anarchists when
man In the audience. name Lucas. fred two
shots from q revolver at her. She received
g serious wound in the head and the lobe Of
one on of her ears was torn away. Lucas had
9 narrow escape from lynehing at the hands
OF infuriated anarchists.
Since the official organ Of the German
army, the Ajlitar Wochenblett, gave its lum,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
CRIMES AND a. luAr11R

A man was found in one sof the lumber
yards Of Cedar Rapids, lows. with his throat
cut from ear to ear. He was found to be
Wencil Cerney. q Bohemian carpenter. He
said he had been at Sioux City. where he
had been accused Of comp In the Had
dock murder. and was threatened with be-
ing lynched. This so preyed on his mind as
to lead him to attempt suicide. When he
was assured that Haddock,s murderer had
been caught, he said: No, they haven't
caught him yet" Physicians say Cerney is
sane. and It Is thought he 4knowsArnuch Of
the Sioux City crime. E
Isaac n. Stanley, Of Cleveland. Ohio.
has been sentenced to five years imprison-
mentin the penitentiary for embe cling
$lO0OOO while cashier Of the National Bank
OF Commerce.
-Newsh has been received Of the hanging
Of -Noseyr Smith. at Sun River, ~. by
vigilantes. FOR, shamefully abusing his
daughter. SslsS #s
Gov. Buckner. Of Kentucky has respited
William Patterson, the negro who 49, SEN
fenced to hang soon for tho nurde ot Jen4
ME Bowman, for one month.
Ed. Corey. the convicted murderer MhS
cut his throat In the county jail ct Pitts
burg, Pa. is dead. 4
-Four masked robbers entered the Citi-
zens' bank at Limestone. /. 4! the other
day. and as the cashier, W. n Reynolds.
shut and locked the safe he wa shot dead.
The robbers then took the money on the
counter. about 81. 800. and started away. but
were met by citizens who hal heard the
shot. One Of the robbers was killed while
mounting his horse and the otlisr three were
captured after an hours chase The leader
was lynched and the other twt turned over
to the authorities at Fort Yashita. The
money was recovered. s
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
INDUSTRIAL WORLD.

The brewers of Milwaukee have united
In circular to their employees, saying that
all members Of the brewers union will be
discharged Nnless: they consent to leave
that organization.
The eighth annual session Of the Ameri-,
can horticultural society convened at San
Francisco recently.
The Iowa state agricultural and indus
trial institute closed o. profitable session at
Mason ,City'lately.
The Ohio wool-growers have adopted
resolutions reciting that the wool growing
industry Of the United States required pro-
lection as favorable as that of 1867. under
the conditions then existing; indorsing the
schedule Of duties agreed upon by the re-
cent conference at Washington city. and
demands it's enactment into q law and con-
tinuance 30 longsas 1T will accomplish its
purpose.
"A petition from the Knights Of Labor
has been presented to congress protesting
against the employment. of steam printing
in the bureau Of engraving and printing,
The Mark Lane cypress says: English
wheat is in restricted demand. The sales
during the week were 81 $50 quarters. at 50
shillings II pence. against IS. 739s quarters
at So shillings pence for the correspond
ing week last year. Flour was depressed
under increased receipts Of foreign pro-
duce. The importationss Of foreign wheat
decreased. but prices continue lower in con-
sequence of the enormous supply Of Amerf-
can flour. The increasing output Of flour
by American mills now forms dominant
factor in the worlds hreadstuffs markets.
AT Liverpool wheat was 4 pence cheaper.
Corn in limited supply. but prices not
varied. The American new crop. which
has been offered at shillings IS pence. ex-
ship. was found to be Of excellent quality
and sound. Z
Acting Commissioners 0ckslager. Of the
general land office. has reeommended to the
secretary Of the interior thatl4.15 acres in
the indemnity limits. and 2.767acres in the
granted limits Of the branch lines Of the
Chicago, st. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
railroad company. and lO.sss acres in the
indemnity limits. and $40 acres in the
granted limits of the main line Of the same
road. be approved and carried into patent.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-10
GENERAL PARAGRAPHS.

Chairman Barnum, Of tbs democratic
national committee, says thai Chicago pos
sesses many advantages as q convention
city. and if it does its best ii working for
the next convention will probably get it.
The work of securing jury in the tally
sheet forgery cases at Columbus, o., is pro-
crossing. It became necessary the other
day for the judge to announce that unless
better order was maintained, b would clear
the courtroom and hold sessions in pri-
waite.
The celebrated trotting stallion, Happy
Medium, valued at $4,000. diei ar Lexing-
ton, KY. lately.
Mrs. John Wilkins, Of st. Pail, has filed q
suit for divorce against her husband. alleg-
ing that until lately he had five wives. all liv-
ling in st. Paul She says Remarked the COM
plainant in Pennsylvania fifteen years ago.
|. They lived happily until they tame to st,
Paul q year ago. but there he began his poly
.gamous exploits. marrying in rapid success
sion Emma Stetson. Kate Fox, Miss French
and Hattie Bowles. each under an assumed
name. ssJi
Patrick J. Towle, wholesale tea coffee
land spice dealer. and proprietor Of TIL ut.
Bernard mills Of Chicago. has failed fol-
about 500 600. is.#
The following bill has been introduced
in the Kentucky legislature: Marriage is
prohibited and declared void with an idiot
lunatic. paralytic. pauper. vagrant. tramp.
drunkard. gambler. rake. felon. feeble
minded person. or any person rendered
physically helpless and unfit for the mar
riage relation by malfermation misfoftune
accident, age. disease. or:any vicious cause
orhabit Of life. or any person having q vio-
lent. or ungoyernable temper. or any person
whois. at the time Of applying for license
to marry or who has been within one year
next preceding such application. either the
keeper Of. or inmate, orvisitorto any house
Of designation or ll-fame, or any person
who having been once married has been di-
vorced for any of the causes aforesaid.
When ct the time Of marriage the male is
under eighteen or the female under sixteen
years Of age.