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TERRITORY NEWS


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peete.s. Il was easy for one Of them 20
I.ck auarreI about some extraneosis
mater aud threaten 10 Kill hirr, and
that was the last seen OF The coiored
Judge that day.
Judge Turner reviewed Voorhees,
record. showing how he threw away
the opportunity presented last session
Of securing the forfeiture Of the I'M
earned railroad land OF the Cascade
division. because he did not want TO
see the railroad issue withdrawn from
the politics Of the territory. The only
forfeiture question now presented Was
that down the Columbia river, which
Mr. Allen was pledged 10 work for.
Mr.. Wilson followed with an elo-
anent and stirring address, presenting
the issues n strong relief and In fire.
aueut picturesque and telling figures
arousifig wild enthusiasm. At hall
past 10 o'clock be closed under strong
protest from the audience. which con
iinued % cry for more. The military
band furnished mussc-
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ssea.xns sessxuay eean i theF have
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~ fe&ssy 80 travel Scyemter IL
TIE locomotive Il hzszy carrying iron
an1 ties 10 thr front and has laid 80
far bat fhree miles Of track. In day
or 30 the larger locomotive Black
Diamond will be ready 20 help along
the good work.
When Mr.. Bennett's, Garfield and
West Coast railroads are ali IN opera
ton once, this Bellingham hay coun-
try Will not only surprise the people
scattered over this broad United states
Of America alone, but those IN dis
tanf land across the deep and rough
waters as well.
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Sale of Real Estate at Auction.

DY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT 0E
- san Juan county. W. r.. the foliowilizf
described real estate, situated In 80
county, and part OF the residue OF tns
tate OF Hugh Park. deceased. t0.gifs 80 ~
2, 4, 5. section 4. and lots /. 7, section ?. -
township IS north, range west. CONTAIN
Ing lss 7i.loo acres, patent received Ier. -
OF sale, 10 per cent of purchase money
be paid on day Of sale. the remainder wnfn
the sale h confirmed by said probate cous''
which win not be before Sov. B, fsss.
sale 10 begin at O'Clock p. M, on ~ ~
], lsss. said real estate has two VA
fronts and q good landing. Tie SOL -
lay OF land Is extra good. Also besf5n ~,
orchard of apples, pluIns and prunes -
further inform alton call ON or addrces
BERT TIFr, Agent. Maple, San Juan com
~. W. r
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DELUDED CHIcAGOANs.
They Bought Land In the Glorious
CLINE Of California.

CHICAGO. Oct. q. - The Tribnns
prints an extended account OF the
formation and development here OF
what is known as the Chicago-Califor-
MIA pork colony. 1t alleges in sub
stance that a railroad contractor and
builder named Porter originated it.
He visited California and negotiated
with W. b. Hayford and Maurice
; Lahner, real estate agents OF Colfax,
and secured an option on 500 acres OF
land near that place. This was plated
into town lots at $50 10 SIS each and
acre property at $s5. The situation,
climate, etc, were giaringiy described,
and about hundred people were in
duced 10 buy and about So, 600 in cash
realized.
A number OF investors claim they
have been unable to secure abstracts
of title TO their purchases, and it ap-
pears now that land in the immediate
neighborhood is selling for s. per acre.
Meantime nobody seems to know
where Porter Is.
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rrninmrn purned 40 pe.,h.

CHARLESTON, Va, Oct. IA train
on the Chesapeake & Ohio railway was
thrown from the track just above this
city this morning, caused by 4 mis-
placed switch. The engine, tender,
baggage car, two coaches and a sleeper
we're thrown over an eruhankment
Fireman John Elkins, Of sinfon, and
Conductor w. A. Netherland, OF
Chesapeake. were burned to death.
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A Farcicai Contest Won by st. Lo,

A Farcicai Contest Won by st. Louis.
ST. LoUIs. Oct. 27.-The world s
series OF baseball games between New
York and St. Louis ended to-day with
farcical game which was a walk-over
for the Browns. Score: st. Louis Is,
New York I. Pitchers: Chamberlain
for st. Louis, Hatfield and Titcomb
for New York.
DENVER. Oct. 27.--Chieago Ii, An
America 10
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Notice TO Contractors and Builders.

SEALkD TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ up TO Monday. December 3. ISIS. Tor
the labor and materials necessary IN, the
erection and inelosing OF the center huiid-
ing and two wards for the proposed Hosni.
tai for the Insane to be built At MedIesI
Lake, spokane county, Washington Terri
tory Bids viii be taken for The eonsfruc-
uo1 OF the building both in stone and
brick Bids viii also be taken lar ~
whole or separate parts of the same. In
csalins excavation, stone work. brick
work, carpenter work, nainting aud eiaz-
inS, galvanized iron aud tin work. A Ger.
tihe1 cheek 20 the yaiHe Of 10 per cent Of
me ne, pa must accompany each bid, which
VII DC Forfeited 70 The Territory should the
olaaef fsli 10 qualify with good and ae-
cepssDie suretles TO The value Of 80 per
cent ~ the contract price within 10 davs
ate, rscsi wing notice Of the acceptance of
me bid. All bids not made out on blapL
igrns or enacconpanied by a certified
coees 70 TIE value above stated, or thai
DAY te presented after the time stated ygill
be REJECTED The commissioners rsserve
toe rlght 70 reject any or all bids Plans
eca specifications aud detailed drmwfogs
can - seen Al Medical lake on o. after
octoocs =. ioss. and blank forms obtained
oy applying 70 stanley Haliett, Medical
lSke, ". 4. All bids to BE- seated and al
ofe.sed 70 Stanley Haileff. secretary OF the
Uallding commission. Medical Lake. W
aad WA DC received up 70 Il O'clock Nom
Decen Der = fs6s, ~ which sirae and niaea
sney wiz - opened In tue ufeSeuee ~
eicecr<. Bids 20 BE- marked s'rranossl "a,
batlaing hospital
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DEMOCRATS nEr ON ALLEN
A. EiiensbnrEh the voorhees, Men
are Discouraged.

EfLKNanrMgu. Oct. 27.--AIIen' 3
chances for victory In this part of the
territory seem 10 he growing brighter
every day. and It Is thought he viii be
elected with good round majority.
bets are being freely offered here oi
his success with no takers Several
prominent Democrats express belief
that he viii he elected. and offer To put
up money this way. Considerable
money Is being wagered on the result
in different counties.
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Everything In IL.

Guest lin restAnrantEi'vc no time
70 give you an order from the bill oi
fare. Bring me anything me
whatever Won have got,
Waiter tdeferentiallyD r. EVERYTHING
we've got in one order, sir2
Gaesi- Yes, thai win do.
NaiteT-tin loud irnperions yoicel
Clam chowder for one.
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Mr.. Reed in SAN rrancisco,

SkS FRANCISCO. Oct 27.-IIon.
Thomas y. Reed OF Maine addressed a
Republican mass meeting a, the wig
wan his evening. The bailding was
crowded. and il is estimated there were
more people present than al any other
political meeting during the campaign
Mr.. Reeds speech was confined en-
tirely 70 the tariff question.
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orrAwk. Ont. Oct. 1.-THE militia
department has received intelligence
from Minnipeg 20 the effect that the
Canadian Pacific have notified the
magistrate Of their intention TO ask
Tor the services OF troops ~ Portage Ia
Fralrie should thew Be re4ulred
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Enrli.hmen Buv Br.ue,y,

Nxw YoKK. Oct. 1.-THE II. Clau-
son 4 Son Brewing Company have sold
20 Geo. sherman. John Il. Kinxsford
and Isaae Untermeyer, representa-
lives Of an English syndicate. all
their property on the Eastern boule-
ward and Forty seventh street for
81 M nn.l
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ST.. LorIs, Oct. I'll. A. Swan, ex-
treasurer OF Knoxville, Tenn. who IS
counts, was seen IN the city to-day
and denies the charges in toto.
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4 Chleara CurInsitr
rAnaaelpAi. Record.

Philadelphia Record.
Chicago man Ton Chestnut street,
That gentleman just bowel 10 i one
OF the most remarkable men ia Chi.
cago.
Philadelphia man FL In what
way1
Chicago man he was born there
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King County
Republican Meetings

THE PEOPLE OF KING COUNTY Will
i be addressed by the candidates Of ne
Republican party and other able speafsn
az the following times and places:
Yashon, Monday, Oct. 90, 7.30 p. m.
Boutwell,, Tuesday, Oct. 80, 7.30p- m.
Woodinville, Wednesday, Oct. 81, TO Pm
BY order Of the county central eommli-
&c. K. b. ALBEKTSON, Chairman
J. r. MITCHELL Secretary
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MURDERED BY A POLICEMAN.
A Disgraced and Drunken Onicer's
Crime.


CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-An Elkhart, Ind,
special to the Inser-0ccaa saws: Po-
lice Officer Joseph Barrett this after
noon shot and instantly killed a
brother officer named William Burton.
Barrett had been on the force for
several years, but yesterday Mayor
Goldthwaite reprimanded him for
drunkenness. Last night, in a spirit of
revenge he waylaid the mayor and
gave him a severe whipping.
This morning he was bound over in
bonds and after trial an attempt was
made to arrest him on new charge.
This he resisted. and pulling his re-
volver began to empty it. The second
shot pierced Burton's brain. and the
succeeding three shots slightly
wounded as many bystanders. The
man then took refuge in saloon and
the citizens at once began to take steps
which looked toward his lynching, but
the prompt interference OF the mayor
and other policemen saved his fife.
He was taken to Goshen for safe keep
ing
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Sgw Ycsk. Oct. s7.--The socialists
of tho city tonight celebrated
With fery speeches and resciutaons
the 18Th anniversary Of the starting OF
the socialiStic movement In Germany.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

w W. SEwLfN, CANDIDATE Fok
We prosecuting attorney; Samuel =,
FIles and other prominent speakers VII
address the citizens of King county al NC
following times and places:
Black Diamond, Saturday, Nov. 3, I'D ?. %.
Newcastle, Monday. Nov. s, 7:3op. m.
BY order county committee.
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Pans. Oct. IA banquet Was gwen
tonight 10 Gen. Bouianger. In =
speech Bouianeer derided the govern
nent revision hill, and declared Il an
insult and defiance to public opinion
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ANOTHER RULING.
Chinese Sailors ReturEing From a
Round Trip May Enter.

W.sHISoTox. Oct. 27.-Acting Sec
rotary Thompson inforRed the collec-
tor OF customs at San Francisco to-day
that Chinese sailors arriving in
United States vessels, who shipped in
United States ports for a round voy-
age and have been continuously under
the United States flag. are not covered
hv the chinese act -
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Mrs. Jas. G. Blaine, Jr.. Betts

NEw YoRK, Oct. 27.-Mrs. James
G. Blaine, Jr.. is reported this morn
ing to be considerably better than
Yesterday.
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r.iipr, .s.w..I,n ri,u.

GsKAT BsERTysTos. Mas. Oct. IL
The Berkshire Wooden Company OF
Great Burlington suspended this after
nooa and toe works were shut down.
Resources and liabilities are vet IN
knexn. Ia Is7e the company failed
for <tssD On
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pAszss thcf. e. -rweaty persons
wsre severely injured during The row
81 Ne Bcalaneist meeting "a the sale
Wayram last night The bouiAnxist
n<wxpaperx charge The police with
hx{arinr about disturbance.
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G. w. CRANE.
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Washington ST.. near Commercial.
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between George
w. Crane and w. A. Dickey, doing business
at the city of Seattle, under the firm name
of Crane 4 Dickey, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent, Mr.. w. A.
Dickey retiring. All demands due to the
firm Of Crane & Dickey may be paid to
George w. Crane, and all debts owing by
the firm viii be paid on demand by George
w. Crane.
The business OF the firm will be carried
on In future by George w. Crane.
Signed at Seattle this 18th day of Septem-
Der, 1883. GEO. ": CRANE,
W. A. DICKEY.
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The Surplus.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Total bond
purchases to date under the circular
of the 18th OF April. $50. 1880. Treas
ury surplus to-day, $71 LIS, 000-
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A Modern spartan isetro thed

ATHENS, Oct. 27.-The king opened
parliament to-day and announced the
hetrothai of the Dnke of Sparta to
Princess Sophie, of Prussia.
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Ws<nfxerux. Oct y -Ine ana r.1r
can steamer Haytian Republic, wnils
sStemrtinx 10 force the l,iockSse y
sss insurrens port Of 81 Marc. hayn,
With rebel troops. arms and amnarn M
tson On board. has bean captured, Inc
eaptaiu and crew are prisoners OF Wal
Il Port nu Prince.
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Opening Of Bulgaria's Parliament.
SOFIA, Oct. 27.-The sobrange was
opened to-day by Prince Ferdinand.
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san Francisco. Oct. 2-.-At the
Bav District track to-day the Paio
Alto colt Sunoi lowered the two-year-
old record of 2:2ok made by her last
week. making mile to-day in 2:fs.
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r,euch RegIstrstiou Extended.

PARIS, Oct. 27.-President Carnot
has issued decree extending the
time for registrations TO January 1.
1889.
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Millionaire Flood still Alive.
HEIpELBEEG, Oct, Thames c.
Flood passed good night. His con-
dition is unchanged.
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Negro Murderer Lynched.

NASHVILLE. Oct. 27.-Henry Jones,
a negro murderer. was lynched by a
mob at Woodland Mills last night.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

'hE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
saaJo1sned) Of the King County In.
49, h :, Sompan humber Two viii Be
W " ~ ~ me coinpany's ONCE in seattle,
wednesday, November z. Isss, at o'eJoek
ALFRED HOLMAN, President
c. 7, cosovEK. Secretary.
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s.IssslsE. SsTes.5sr - !. Z ! go go
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@nsastssns ts.esT se ~ Ae&erss Enxstss
keesestF ~ xss4ss1sstzsxsa i e< 49, ~
sxss ~ eea6s ssr sale ~ 4. n Ssrwars
d'asxs
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NOTABLE DEAD.
.oux nrr u.ss.p

JOHN GUY vAssAR.
PoUGHKEErsIE, N. Y, Oct. 27.-John
Guy Vassar died this morning. He
was the last of the Vassar brothers.
THE PRINCESS OF wALDgcK.
BERLIN, Oct. 27.-Princess Helene,
wife of George Victor, reigning prince
Of Waldeck, died to-day at Arolsen.
BANK CASHIER.
New York, Oct. III. H. Ralston
cashier of the Bank of the State of New
York, died last night.
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New York's Rcgistration.

New YoRK, Oct. 27.-The total regis
tration in this city for the four days
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-27
Bargains in Real Estate,

Any one who wants bargain in Real Estate nad better look at that Property we are offering on South Elm street, Lot about 67 by leO with buildings already renting for over 10 per cent on the price We ask for the property.
 Also on South Main street we have a Lot with Old House, about 60 by 1SO which Is just the place II you want to build business or tenement
 Just below this we have a new block. which With another building on same lot rents for & 100 per year. We will sell at price on which it will pay nearly 12 per cent. On corner of West Lib erty and Benedict, Lot 120 by 100, just rig for three new houses, We will sell Cheap already graded. on West Clay, two good Lots 50 by I20 price rlght On Baldwin street. just below Wash ngton street school house, several good lots diff ferent sizes and prices.
 On south Main, two Lots 50 by 150 opposite
 Also in Brooklyn we have good property to sell.
 Building Lots, one minutes walk from corner Drug store, $500 each
 Three good Houses on John St., S25OO. se6OO. street, $500,
 nice Home for some one on North Elm near Grove nice front and shade trees, price low terms easy.
 On West Main opposite new Stores, a nice place at S3SOO.
 On North Main, Burton and Summer streets. several new houses on easy terms.
 In fact Ii you want Property in any part of the city, whether Lot. House or Business Property you will find the best list at
 A. F. ABBOTT & SONS, 1OS Bank St. @ Open Tuesday and Saturday evenings from 730 to S.3O o'clock
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-03-27
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