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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

a TIL.-IAPPEK
Sunday morning Edward Thompson
found that MS bar room had been entered
and robbed, and that his cash-bOx, con
tliniDg about $50, had been carried eff
Suspicion pointed 10 a negro named 81
mon Hawkins, and The Cifcumsianiia
evidence against him was SO strong as tC
Justify his arIe-t and lock up in The
Third police station On being searched
q number of dimes nickels and pennies
were found in his possession, and on Wis
i,iDg the station Thompson Identified one
o. the pennies as his because Il had been
whitened on one side
When Justice Cfulcbheld heard the
evidence yesterday morning he decided
that it was sufficiently conclusive to de-
nand a hearing before the Hastings
Court grand jury. II was accordingly 50
done.
THAT UNsOUND MEAT CASE.
That charge against A Spies TOR selling
unsOund meat in the First Market, and
which he said be had purchased from
Armour Il Co, as reported in Monday S
TINES, came up for hearing.
Mr. NJ. +. Gary clerk Of ;he market,
testified that he saw meat unfit TO be sold
IN Spies stall, and 50 he had il con.
dtmned and buried
Spies repeated the statement that he
had bought the meat from the Armour
Meat Company before it had been con
demed.
4 number OF witnesses were examined,
all of whom testified that the meat was
Cn6t 10 be sold wberUpon Justice
Cruchfeld tiued Spies so, and gave
notice that anyone convicted Of q sim
liar 0ttense in future would have 10 pay
the fun penalty 0f the law-$20.
The case of Armours man, who sold
the meat, will be iried this morning
OTHER CASTS.
Bette Lee (coloicd), cursing and abus-
ing Alice Smith. Fined s. aud costs
Ella Mabry lcolOIedl, fighting in The
tarroom Of ]. b Msredilh. Fined s.
and costs
Tom Pinhorn, drunk and disorderly
Fined So.
Junius Taylor lcoloied) assaultng
and beating Ellen Booker Fined $40
and costs
Clara Bartlett (colored), lighting and
creating disturbance TO the annoyance
Of neightors Fined S.
Mary Woodbridge, creating a disturb.
succ IN the house Of Rosa Bland Fined
s.
Mary Camden, disorderly and using
abusive language to the officers of the /
2 hird police station. Fined s. and /
costs
William Smith (colore31 disorderly |
and creating disturbance In the bar
room of lsham Jenkins. Fined S. and /
COSTS.
Emanuel Ross, charged with cutting
George Harris with a knife in house in
Lumpkin's bottom, was before the court.
After hearing the evidence the case vas
sent on 20 the grand jury.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Yesterdays Report by
Cable From the
Old World.
A WARRANT ISSUED FOR MIR. HAMP--
TONS ARREST.
Foreign Notes and Flashes.

DUBLIN, November 26.-Mr Edward
Harrington, Member of Parliamene,
failed to appear in court to-day In ans
wer 10 a summons charging him with In
citing tenants to sdopt the plan Of cam
paign through his paper, the Kerry
Ssptint' His counsel applied 10 the
court TOR postponement of the case TN
order that Mr.. Harrington could attend
the sitting OF the Parnel commission
10 London The magistrate refused to
grant the application, however. because
the melting continued A warrant was
issued for Mr. Harrington's arrest.
FRANCO ITALIAN RELATIONS.
ROME, November 20 King Humbert
yesterday gave audience to NJ. Msriani,
the newly appointed French ambssss-
dor In welcoming The ambassador bis
Majesty said that II France met the good
intentions of Italy In friendly spirit all
differences of opinion could he easily
settled.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
SYDNEY, n. s, w November 26.-The
Offices Of the Tom and Country Jour
naI newspaper, in this city, have been
destroyed by fire. The loss is fi03, 900.
The offices were the finest in Australia.
couNTERFETrER SENTENCED.
BRUssELs, November 2j.-Duplessy.
who was convicted of being an accom-
plice in the issue of counterfeit French
bank notes, has been sentenced TO i've
years Imprisonment.
INCREASING RUSSIAN IMPORT DUTIES.
Sr. PETERSBURG, November 26.-The
import duties on sheet copper have been
increased to 30 kopecks per pound. The
duty on copper b0ttomed wooden ships
has been fixed at 70 roubles for the first
hundred tons and roubles for every ad-
ditionat hundred tons.
THE DUCHESS or SUTHERLAND DEAD.
LONDON, November 26.-The Duchess
Of Sutherland is dead.
LIEUT.. wrssMAN's PLANS.
BERLIN, November 26.-Lieutenant
Wissmann will wait on the emperor to
resign his commission in the army and TO
state his plans for the Emin relief expe-
iition He will not leave Be.lin for
three weeks
~ HONOR OF THE MANCHESTER MARTYRS.
DUBLIN, November 20 Thousands of
]f persons attended demonstration in
ilasneyin cem.tery yesterday At the
monument TO the Manchester martyrs.
The proceedings were orderly.
CABLE FLASHES
PARIS, November %. While returning
rom The banquet os the Patriotic League
yesterday General Boulauger was CON
inuOusly cheered Police lined the
quite and made forty arrests. Most of
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Prohibition vote, ,67s; Clevelands plu-
rali,y, 1889, Clevelsnd's lack OF a ma
jority over all, lSs
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CABLE FLAsUFs

PARIS, November 20. - While returning
from The banquet os the Patriotic League
Yesterday, General Boulanger was con
tlnuOusy cheered Police lined the
route and made forty arrests. Mos, of
the prisoners were afterwards dis
charged.
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II you want 70 live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't le, your stock run down too low
I'm "My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has 50 crown
As these hne brands Of cigarettes OF Car
roll Il Greensboro.
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POLICE NOTES.
THE Usual Monday Morning Docket be-
fore His Honor. {

Yesterday morning bis Honor, Justice
CSutchfeld, was called on to dispose Of
the usual Monday mornings docket but
the important cases we're very few, the
bulk being frivolous aud Of The ordinary
character
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Have You l,ied my SWEETHEART Gig
arctte6.
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LIEUT.. wIssNAN's PLANS.

BERLIN, November 26.- Lieutenant
Wissmann will wait on the emperor to
resign his commission In the army and 10
state his plans for the Emin relief expe-
dition. He will not leave Berlin for
three weeks
, 1888-08-30
The Chester.

The loss OF the City OF Chester removes
from Sigh. one OF the old landm OF
OF steamship traffic on the Pacific coast.
The Chester was the first iron propeller
which came to the coast. The wooden
side ~h: elers Stephens nd OroHamme
and the old Ajax, wooden propeller,
were making the run on the upper coast.
The Chester was built To replace these
ships and she was followed IN d year by
the G. W. Elder. In ano!Ler year the
Oregon came, then the Columbia, ali
fornia, Queen aud s;auta Rose 10 quick
succession. Tie Chester being small
and very economical has been used by
the p. G. y. 5. Co. to open and develop
new routes. 1t will be remembered that
she was here few N" this ago. The
CbeAtsr waS 4 very SLOW Guat, however.
and il Uas very disagrscahie To ride IN
her aud hence her loss ~I!i not ba
muurned by ;hr travelling put. 10
, 1888-08-30
Enthusiastic Meeting.

The meeting held under the auspices
OF the Local W. e. T. u, at which AIRS.
Colby and Mrs. Saxon spoke, last even
ing, was a very enthusiastio one. The
assembly was large. Mrs. Saxon spoke
first, on the ''Morai Power OF the Ballot"
Her speech was . good one, but rather
long, lasting one hour and half. She
is a rapid speaker aud had her speech
quite we'll digested except az to length.
Her arguments were, to our mind, un-
sDswerabo.
M.s. Colby was Rot SO fortunate. She
had large contract on her hands iD the
shaps OF a review Of the decision render
ed in the Woman Suffrage case, by the
Supreme Court. TIE decision was writ
ten by Chief Justice Jones. whose un-
timely death has prevented much of the
deserved criticism of that document.
Mira. Colby confessed that she was lily
prepared ror her task and as it was q
quarter past ten O'clock the audience
was lily prepared to hear her. Nsvertbe-
lsss everybody listened and Mrs. q.
made some telling points OF criticism
The fact tha. judge jones was com
PEELED to decide that women are not
citizens, 10 order to prevent their use Of
the ballot, will likely bs a blot on his
fair fame forever, for the Supreme court
of the United States has, time and
again, decided that native born females
are citizens. Judges decision will prob
ably hold, however, and until ths long
tedious process OF an appeal 10 the su-
preme court can be taken no franchise
viii be exercised by the Intelligent
women CT our commonwealth Again,
the position taken by Judge Jones that
the ballot was not natural right but a
statutory right was severely criticized E.
1t seems to be directly in the face OF the
Declaration OF Independence. That
document declares that all governments
derive their just powers TO govern FROM
the consent OF the governed. How can
law be the source of the ballot when the
ballot 10 the only source OF the law?
The meeting lasted until'a very late
hour and much enthusiasm was mani
tested.
, 1888-08-30
CzCN COTNCIL.

he City c uucIl meeting last evening
wGs quite Al important one. THE City
Attorney was Iu~s-urteI =. j raw Ur'r
dinauces to put orr tw' 10 re p"!IceQ1 men
aui to rais>. tie a..'s5& Of ia" City Mar
shall 80 Que hu..drel I Has lrr munIj..
They desire 10 rItse tie 2'sisy ,.s Sr.e G.t.
Clerk.
or cnurse some advance NUT lie mad in
salaries and some addItIm to police Force
IL imperative. We thjI l., however, tha,
this increase i, a liIt'e tn rapid aI;,A sud
den. Ns ara NOT dispo~ed tn turuv on
cold ~a;sr Ii III th,. jud-y'..,s, : r.t sf,.
couuc!l rhts iucreaSa - urcesaary, Wy
Will .Gani ty the council. Ih~re is lt.
tie danger OF over growth.
, 1888-08-30
THE, were >.cpp II atTaromp.

The following t,om the E'sC ma Id
ger shows that s"pe the officials OF
that city look upou gambling as ad Of
fense punishable by law:
"Gambliug was carried on openly near
the entrance OF Sells Brothers circus
yesterday. Two skin games of the worst
kind We're in full operation until they
were stopped for time by Obiet Of Po-
lice Thompson and Constable Green.
One fellow who had n sort OF inclined
plane device full of pins. down which he
rolled two marbles until they reached
numbers, some Of which were blanks aud
some prizes, managed to fleece q rancher
out OF $3.50 while a Ledger reporter
watched the operation He robber doz-
ems OF others. Another fellow had
wheel OF fortune, with cheap watch
here and there around the edge of the
CIRCLE"
, 1888-08-30
Democratic Polite.

At the democratic primary held in
Port Townsend precinct last Saturday
the following we're eIeoteI delegates to
the county convention: L. G. Hill, L. K.
Latimer, J. J. HUT, VIM. Donovan, j.
A .Jnhn, L. Z Hickman. \. r. Coleman,
T. 4. taller, Geo. E Ssarrett, E. W.
quiet in the democratic outlook for a
county campaign. Probably all the of.
fec holders will 2 renOninated, unless
Sheriff Sheehau may give place to Mr.
Payne or to Mr.. Miller. However, 1t is
understood that harmony is to be had
in quantities 50 suit.
, 1888-08-30
Notice for Public ton
UNITED S-tTE- IANp ptFI-r.
F.H

S..attic. " =. Nu-u-i 3, :S~~
E@..'" l. h"-e|y s-!,su that, IE v,:aP P.a"s - q
li'' F-HN:~tf RI o.; t.- fri * ,HL.r~- UVrIuJ %
JaHr ,, is entitled IA hCI ipT tjc ~a.' f
lIiu'.r Lands 81 ii- NjaIa- OF California. D.g',u,
Nevada and Washington TcsrJogy.' ivs-i n
y tH"vr Ol q siJsIi- turHtv oi Jc!irr-o!., !Tr!-
ior' ~ W sin .sa0H- hI- ih5- day tie II inl-
oil" has '"oTn -:,E E.e.t 40. 3It3. !o' t." r,.T-
tLN'1 O.. Tie Lur. I.-.> e. uf -oaiEruS' : :
>"'t!oH No. Il. in Township No. - North.
!i"u-' NJ" : " -, an - 10 ,i''.r IFo1f Z" II "
ihdi HE land %. E!!i i IntT- NI.uais!. for :
HE'D I or stone Ian Tor az IL .JuTai pUrru@--,
auG u g ablI=h hi Ci.Im 10 sG.G and tefJTc
the Register anG Receiver of this Office AT seat
lie, King Co ". l., ON Friday, the 2sth day ct
December. 1888.
He names u wiInc-ses:
VT.
W. r.
jas; II, McArIle. Of QaiIcine, Jeifers n Coan-
", ". T..
All ert Spencer. OF Quiicine, Jefferson CauI-
dy- VI. I.
Any AID all persons claiming adversely The
aho' 'e-'escribed lunds are requested to fl- their
Claims in this Office or before said 2SIh day OF
December, lsSS.
aUE9wIpt Ra'si,Tes
, 1888-08-30
NOTICES.

[. 5. LAyB OFPIcr, Seattle. W. T. Jug y 1873
Compla mt having ha"u euTsred a thi- OH. g
t,y ioh" Kay a,ains' unkn ,vt heirs OF III" ART
Zealand for HuuE5oninE hi Homestead utry
Su. 53in daiCi June u. IS~:s. H;o4 TIA LOIS / ;
ard , and =. ". |. q: " =. SO ,. md Lot
I ~i-c - Towu-rrr - \. K lse "-t. in ~;sn
IVA tOGH'y. y 7. -" % "a vi''w "a the ,Hn'e!-
ufIHn IF sad HTr Y: tU,i! lsItit AZ ,r,...v
-uul -oa'l 70 90 a II~ rfii ='c - b
i s. rf - pf mt =. -. = .nrS u. 20 ,'-
~ y -. ! IB.n.-s t--filG. ny c.rn.f = II
al, 60 .Ih..Rttn-r.cnr. a. a;pl-ar n Ia my
-lac! ICH tEJ J. r-uts setv - !!.''frof gamma,
a,' Lid, e-rN vii H.:tii,- d -ubl!C.t lot,
post u-s and n=Ai ing. .-rcoT'iiuz 10 rules ..:.d
ID o; practice in Ihe L. y Land OGice-
join \. oSrRASDER, acEisier.
, 1888-08-30

The MOUNTAIN view NoRMAL COLLEGE,
pending the completion OF the building,
will open it's first term September 10.
in RED Mans HALL. aud will sustain
from the beginning classes in the Com
mon Branches, Sciences. Classics, and
Mathematics. Private lessous IL Art,
Vocal and Instrumental Music by super
for teachers. Come ia for the opening
il possible, il not. at your frat conven-
fence. but come. Notify US by postal
when you will enter aud what studies
you WISH to pur-ue. Write for circular
aud course OF study.
BROWNE HEISEY,
Port Townsend, WI d&Su
, 1888-08-30
NOTICE..
U.s.LAxD OFFICE At SEATTLE, w. t, ,

L. :. LAND OFFICE AT SEATTLE. w. t,
August eth. ISSS.
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by Bd>on Week against Dennis Enricht for
abandoning his homestead entry No. BIB.
dated May II, lsS3. upon the y of W !. and
;. of y W i Sec. 2G, Township 81 y. Range >
W. IN san Juan County, Washington Territory
with II view 10 the cancellation Of said nIry !;
the said parties are hereby summoned 10 appear
at this Office on the Goth day ef September 1873,
at 10 O'Clock Il. m, 10 respond and furnish tcSti-
mony concerning sail alleged abandonment. II
Is further ordered that the testimony in ihi case
be taken before the Prob ate Judge nf san JuI n
County, Wa hingIOn Territory. Friday Har-
Dor. San Juan County, Washington Territory. on
the lgtn day Of September, 1888, commencing at
10 o'clock a. M, and il appearing to our satIsfdc-
tion that personal service hereof cannot be
made, service will be made by publication. post
lag and mailing according I o raIcs II and Il of
practice in the L. 5. Land Ofiica.
JOHN Y. oSTRANDER.
RariSfAr
, 1888-08-30
NOTICE

L. :. Land Office, at Seattle W. T., Aug. !. 1855.
Complaint having been entered at this office
~ =. ii. MaTple against III B Harrison for aban-
doning his Homestead Entry NJ 65S2. dated
May 2lth. 1881, upon the =. ". !. of y w Il
TIP. 26 y, L. E, in Jefferson Cou1ty. w. t.,
with Il view to tho cancel Ht'on OF said entry,
the laid parties are hereby summoned 10 app ar
AT this Office on the 24Ih d ' of September. lsSS,
i0o'clOck Il. M, 10 respond and furnish te ii
mnny coucernSy-g lid alleged abandonment 1t
appearing hat personal Seryica c1Guot lie had
service Will be had Ey posting. pgblishirg md
mHiling &C, UrdinT TO rules II and IA oI practice
IL Ite L. :. Land Offices.
Jt I'm y CSTRANDER, Register.
, 1888-08-30
THE CRUSH WAS TERRIBLE.
Fury of the Elements.

GREAT STORMS SWEEP OVER THE COUNTRY
HOUSES BLOWN DOWN AND MANY
KILLDE-RAIN HAIL AND WIND DE-
sTRoY THE CROPS.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 22.-It is dis-
fcult to estimate the damage caused
by the disastrous rain fall of last
night. Hundreds of cellars are flood
ed Two large plants in Roxbury
alone suffer an aggregate loss of
nearly $4,000. The Boston Betting
Company suffered S25,000, and Tow
ers oilcloth works $4,000. The New
York and New England railroad is at
q standstill.
, 1888-08-30
Steamship Oceanic Collides With and
Sinks The City Of Chester.
FIFTEEN LIVES LosT-WRECKAGE SCAT
TERED IN ALL DIRECTIONS - THE
ILL-FATED STEAMER OUT OF
SIGHT IN TEN MINUTES.

San Francisco, Aug. 22.- The
steamship City of Chester, Captain
Wallace, which left the dock at $3.50
tits morning for Eureka, Cal. was
run into aud sunk by the large ocean
steamship Oceanic, arriving from
China. The disaster occurred
INA HEAVY FOG,
OFF Alcatraz Island, and is nearly
opposite Z ort Point. Lines were
thrown from the City of Chester 10
the Oceanic Immediately after the
collision, and was made fast, while
quick preparations were made to
transfer the passengers to the dsck
of the Oceanic. This was done un-
der the personal supervision of
Captain Wallace, who remained on
the bridge until the water was sweep
ing over the deck. The City OF
Chester filled rapidly, and sank in u
few minutes after the collision, and
while it is positively known that
large number of passengers and all
but three OF the crew were saved, it
is not yet known the
EXACT LOSS OF LIIR.
Tugs were signalled and large
number of boats at once left the shore
to aid in rescuing the passengers.
One elderly woman is known to have
been lost and Edward r. Chambers.
steward of the City of Chester, is
among the drowned. Captain WAL
lace states that he kept the whistle
bloEing all the time and cannot ac-
count for the collision.
DESCRIBED BY CAPTAIN WALLACE.
Captain Wallace, of the City of
Chester, described the fog as being
so thick that it was impossible to see
more than few yards. He says he
was standing on the bridge of the
Chester, and she was feeling her way
along and blowing a whistle all the
time de heard the Oeeanic's whis-
tie, which he answered, and snppos-
ed they would clear each other, but
suddenly he saw her head come .out
of the fog. and there was no possi-
bility of getting out of the way. The
Oceanic struck the City of Chester
on the port side and
THE CRUSH WAS TERRIBLE.
Wreckage was scattered about in
every conceivable way. The Captain
says the people seemed to be IN
Manageable. Every effort was made
TO get the passengers aboard the
Oceanic. The City of Chester filled
so rapidly that she sank in ten mia
utes.
, 1888-08-30
/. Steamer EVANGEL,
SIR. DISPATCH,
49,
JAS MORGAN. Master.

JAS MORGAN. Master.
viii leave Port Townsend Mondays and Thurs
days at II o'clock A. NJ. for Srah Bay, New
DnngenDss. Port Angeles, and WAY p0Ii-. re-
turn1ng on Wednesdays and Fridays. Towing
and charters at reasonable rates We have a
large scow for freiGhting purposes nited with
good t. .rnaulin FOR ka ping gOo1s dry. Apply
on hoard, or To l.. 4. IIisting> or c. c. rt!ett
4. O
, 1888-08-30
c,IIEnRlI. rRUIr SHIPMENTS.

Sau Francisco, Aug. Il. -A'cn-
rate fi.,ures FOR the seasons fruit
sbiDment over the Central Pacific
for the East are not ohtaiIabIe at
The rifice- Of the general freight
aren't OF the cnmpany. but estimates
are made thnt between $50 and 1000
cars have been sent out for the whole
state. Last year the number amoun-
tel to only 400, and it is believed
that the total for the present year
will exceed that of last year by nearly
1000 cars.
POUDER TXPLOSIOS.
San FIR: ncisco. Aug 24-An e1-
pIosion Of 20,00O pounds OF black
powder ocsJr,ed III fhe drying house
OF the Giant Powder Company at
Fleming; Pin', Hear West BereE
ley. shortly ,-oiorA noon to day. Two
white men AID thres Cinnamon
were killed.
CITY OF CHESTER ACCIDENT.
San Francisco, Aug. 23.- The list
of those lOst ID yesterdays collision
between the steamers Oceanic aud
Cityiof Chester still numbers thirteen,
and from all indications it is not
likely that in will be increased
Whitelaw, the wrecker is at work to-
day endeavoriug to bring to the sur
face If possible whatever remains "f
the Chester, but as the ateamer i
submerged at such great depth of
water, and she was badly shattered
10y the explosion of her boilers as she
won't down. it is not believed that
much Of her will be savsd. There is
some conflict between the Z. S. In
spector of hulls and boilers and tho
local inspectors as to who has author
ity to conduct the examination iatC
the disaster, as the Oceanic is Brit
ish vessel and the Chester was an
American boat. The local inspectors,
however. will Immediately examine
the Oceanic's officers, so as to allow
her TO get away again, after which
the Chester's officers will be exam
ined. In the mean time communi-
cation will be had with Washington
as to what shall be dono in the mat
ter.
, 1888-08-30
OPIUM SMUGGLRRs.

Chicago, Aug. 23.-Three addition
al arrests have been made in the op-
ium conspiracy. inspector Crowly
has arrived from the EaIt to-day,
where he had been working up svi-
dence in the case, and received tel
egran this afternoon that three ar.
rests had been made, but said that
for special reasons he could not give
the names He says the details in the
case are very interesting, and will be
made public ia q few days
, 1888-08-30
THE HIGHEST SINCE 1869.

Reading, Pa. Aug. ! 22.-Ths
Schuylkill is twenty feet above the
ordinary stage, and the highest since
, 1888-08-30
CAMPAIGN IN INDIANA.

Richmond, Ind, Aug. 53.-The Re
publican campaign opened here to
day. A log cabin, with voters of
1916, were among the features. The
meeting in the afternoon was adj
dressed by Gov j. b. Foraker of
Ohio. Mr. Chase, candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, and others ad-
dressed meeting tonight after a
torchlight procession.
, 1888-08-30
By TELMRipII.
RHE gMUGGLERs-gE -gENEATIoNAL DEVIL
CPMENT5 IN UGpENSBEEG.
SFW YORK

Buffalo, \. Y, Aug24 THE Dap
atty Marshal of this city caused q
sensation in Ogd,nsburs yesterday,
by aITesting three of the most reput-
able citizcns-J. ". Stone. lawyer,
Nathaniel II Little, Jr.. Deputy
Collector of Customs a; Ogdensburg.
and Wm, j. Cuminsky, janitOr of
the Custom House Warrants for
their arrest were sworn out before
TIM United States Commissioner
h".e. by special agents OF the Treas
Is Department at Was binxtoB.
ing them with stealing no
pounds OF prepared opium from the
Custom House at Ogdensburs
Tins IL the outcome of the arrest OF
Erwin 4. Gardner which took place
at Ogdensburg last winter when ha
and his cousin Ephrain Gardner
were captured with nealy $4,000
worth of opium in their possession.
Erwin Gardner was arrested day
or two ago in Chicago in connection
with the same case. 1t has been
fosnd that he has been offering op-
lum for sale there and it did not
take long for the Government officers
to discover it WAS smuggled. IH fact
that it was the identical goods, or
part of it, which has been found in
bis possessian, and that of his cousin
last winter. This led to sensational
developments at once. The opium
had been plhceid the custom house
at Ogdsnsburg for safe keeping and
now it has been found at Chicago.
Stono, Little and Cominsky have
bean brought to Buffalo and lodged
il jail to await the examination
, 1888-08-30
Steamer EDNA,
Str. WILDWOOD,
A. W. HORN. Master.

A. W. HORN. Master.
Leaves Port Tswnsend for Irondale, at s. M,
also, for WILDLY Island at IL a m. for lTondhle
at p. m. every day Sor freight or passage
anplY on beard.
, 1888-08-30
ATTACKED BY CHINESE

San Francisco, Aug 22--The
steamer Oceanic, from China and ia
pan brings the following ahvices:
A short time since, at Antique, China,
a Spanish priest and one other Span
lard were attacked by horde of ma
tives inhabitants, with the intent OF
putting the priest to death. His COM
panion fired at the mob until 80 of
them were killed.
The latest semi-official returns
from Bandai San, Japan, earthquake
gives the number of people killed at
476, and the injured at IL.
, 1888-08-30
MAKE NO MISTAKE.

By dIspellng the symptoms so often mistaken
for Cons mptiOn. santa Abie has brought glad
ness 10 many n household. and by promptly
breaking up the Cough Cold that too often
develops into that fatal disease viii yet save
thousands from an untiH ely grave. You make
no IN istake in keeping bottle OF this pleasant
remedy always in the house.