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Mr.. J. II. Preston, late of Corvallis
| Or, has accepted position on the AR
GUS typographical force. made vacant by
resignation of d. S. Swerdfger. The
latter has decided to engage in another
| business in Port Townsend.
1t is estimated that Oregon will pro-
duca a surplus OF l0,OOO,OOO bushels ot
wheat ior export durisg lSSS- SO. THIS
with what H'ashics stCn produces is only
one pointer, as to the commercial iilpor-
tauce OF PORT Townsen! when a railroad
shall enable i IN benorna wheat ship
ping poTt
The Tacome Ledger remarks:
THE recent discovery ofa ledge OF
iron ore on Lopez island has given
new impetus to the enterprise of tue
Port Townsend business men," Yes,
and there are many other interests
nearer home thun Lopez island that
serves as an impetus to greater business
activity.
Mr.. DenIy Of Seattle. who IS inter
ested in the hotel syndicate on Nor
gan hill, proposes TO erect a palace
hotel in Seattle. It is to be hoped he
and his associates here will not stop
short Of the most ample accommo-
dations III. the hotel under construc-
tion. If necessary there is 10 doubt
then enterprise can be assisted by
resident capitalists.
Bktn. J. NJ. Griffiths, Iumber-laden
from Hadlock went to sea yesterday
in tow of tug Holyoke, bound for
San Francisco.
Nor. Bark Pnssepart out WAS towed
out +, sea this morning by ting Rain
ier = n luutter for Melbourne.
BIZ Nakah was reported in the
straits last night, bound for Port
Discovery to load lumber for San
Francisco.
Ship Southern Chief finished
loading cargo Of lumber at Port Dis
ooYorY last nirht.
, 1888-09-13
AIShtII.uses and Fog Horns

Smith, Deputy Minister OF Marine has
arrived at Victoria from Ottawa in com
pany with Grisborne, Superintendent Of
the Government Telegraph. He will
visit B puilla point aud Sgu Juan hGrbor,
st the entrance of the straits, f.'r the
purpose of selecting the best point at
which To establish telegraph station.
lighthouse and fnghorn. When in op-
GRAFTON these will greatly benefit navi
Cation simith stated that the Domin-
ion ant IOrt,es Wsre in Irfesp1nltnce
with those AT Washington i'll regard to
the establishment by the latter of a
lighthouse and foghOrn at Pal0s island
of East point, aad a similar one at Turn
point. Stewart island, GuIf of GeurEia.
The Washington authorities promised to
ask an appropriation for that purpose.
, 1888-09-13
The Effects of Free Trade.

In 1857, with a population of less
than one half the present population
and with a volume OF business not
one-fifth as great as the present day,
there was panic in the United
States which resnlted in failures, the
liabilities of which footed up S291,-
10000 There has been no such
widespread disaster since the war as
that which thirteen years OF free
trade brought to the country in 1857
, 1888-09-13
Tire social Evil

Mrs. MoIloy Is TO preach On the social
evil, ut the VI. +. church tomorrow
evening This Is probably induced by 4
flaming invitation to birthday opening
party by one OF the women OF easy vir-
tue-copies OF which were mailed to sew
erdl prominent citizens, and even to one
minister Of tine gospel. The :'IIrty,' Is
announced to take place this evening, III
the late residence OF T. NJ. Hammond,
Sr. which seems to have been sold for
immoral purposes. 1t is reported that
one or both OF the houses OF i'll fame on
either side OF the zigzag steps will bc
vacated, rented for 4 more decent pur-
pose. or sold. If this be true, the change
To less conspicuous location will at
least ~ ~ Improvement. But the fact
that bJwdy houses multiply ard -four
ish right under the noses of our city OF
ficcrs, and flaunt their shame in the face
Of the respectable people OF the city,
with Il Observation-Disclosures" air
OF defiance, is anything but compliment
ary to our fair city. 1t is not very at
tractiyc recommendation for the inCOm-
ing population. Mrs. Molloy's well
known elOquencc and fearless DISPOSE
ton viii insure her an extensive audi
enc". There seems to be at least one
pulpit in the city that is outspolycn for
morality and good government. This
was in evidence some time ago when,
in going through the farce of trying" Il
case Of public nuisance in the district
court, the test Of premptorily challenging
jurors was based upon membe rship or
aililiation with that church. 4 shyster
lawyer from Seattle was defending the
case. and his first question to each juror
and witness indicated the trend of, the tes-
timony. The ARGUS has never advocated
attempting to Danish the social evil from
Port Townsend entirely, because it be-
lieves that is impossible; but it has re-
peatedly asserted that the people had 4
right to expect the authorities to drive
the infamous business away from our
most frequented thoroughfares-that the
virtuous wifehood and motherhood OF
the city might be in a measure protected
from insult; that the boys and girls
might be less subjected TO temptation
and contamination. We believe this
assertion to be reasonable; we believe
that any citizen who objects to this po-
sition is not well disposed as to the good
order and happiness of the people," rs
set forth in the test oath for naturaliza-
ton under U. :. laws. We believe that
Port Townsend cannot afford to do
otherwise than check immoral tenden-
cies. The most desirable acquisitions to
our population will be repelled unless We
can maintain a higher standard.
, 1888-09-13

The committee on light was instruct
ell to district the city, establishing def
mite limits where property may be pro-
posed to be taxed for street lights at a
special election.
The Council instructed the City Sur
vcyor to make surveys establishing
grades for sidewalks on the bill in ac-
coTdance with an ordinance providing
for building such sidewalks.
\ bill of Johuson & StrOm for meals Tor
city prisoners was ordered paid, so also
Street Commissioner Hanmouds salary
for the month OF August last. A few
othe- fIIIs we-s referred to the finance
committee.
VIM. Furlong was appointed anu con
firred Policeman No. l, L. n. Oliver
Policeman No and Otto Peterson Po
liceman No. 3.
The Council adjourned to meet this
Saturday evening at O'Clock to sit as
board of equalization on the assessment
rcIl as turned over by the City Assessor
, 1888-09-13
Another Onward Movement for the
Port OF Entry.

Our Band Boys are to have uniform
and the order is placed in the hands of
Mr. Andrews our enterprising merchant
tailor. It's very fortunate for the
boys that we have Mr.. A. located
among US as he has had q vast exper-
ienco in that line OF tailoring having
had full charge of that Branch at West
Point Military Academy and all gar
ments turned out Of that institution wore
personally cut by him. So we may OK
pect to see the boys thoroughly dressed
and judging from what we have seen OF
his work he is a perfect master of his
business.
, 1888-09-13

The MOUNTAIN VIEW NORMAL COLLEGE,
pending the completion of the building,
will open its first term September lO.
in RED MEN's HALL, and will sustain
from the beginning classes in the Com
mon Branches, Sciences, Classics, and
Mathematics. Private lessons IN Art,
Vocal and instrumental Music by super
for teachers. Come IN for the opening
if possible, if not, at your first coDVen-
ience, but come. Notify US by postal
when you will enter and what studies
you wish to pursue. Write for circular
and course OF study.
BROWNE & HENEY,
Port Townsend, ". Il. d&wtf
The anarchists do not soom tcbe
gaining much ground, judging from
the manner in which several of these
long haired individuals We're hand
led at the labor parade in Cleveland
on Monday last. The reds" were,
as usual, mostly foreigners, in fact
this plant is one of foreign growth
and by careful yet vigorous wedding
can be kept out of our vineyard.
Ellensburg, Sept. 10.-Over half
the delegates arrived yesterday.
Allen and Dunbar were on the
ground The delegations from the
Sound " ere met by committee and
treated royalty. Delegates all mix
ed Votes, heretofore counted for
Allen are divided. Humes is rapid
ly gaining strength. Turner and
Brents arrived at four o'clock.
Brents' strength is increasing, and
Aliens friends claim one hundred
ivotes on the first ballot
, 1888-09-13

A bear weighing 400 pounds vas shot
the other night in the orchard of t. L.
Brown in the suburbs OF West Olympia.
He was feeding on apples.
Acre property is advancing and those
who want the best Bargains should con-
suit the Puget Sound and California In-
Yestment Company.
, 1888-09-13

Judge Thurman said before the St.
Louis convention that be was candi-
date for nothing except seat in heaven,
but he accepted the nomination for vice
president. The way be has opened mp
the canvas he is in danger of losing both
positions.
, 1888-09-13
Tlle at'eeklp Ar9ns.
From Thursdas's Daily.
DIED.

BRUNsdN-in Fuugsness. ". r. Sept,
2,r4seH%- Reuben BrGnson, aged 81
years.
Deceased was born in Cuyahuga
-orntv, New York IL June. 1905. Part
OF his early manhood was spent III Mem
phis. Tenn, from whence lie came to
California in 1857. From there he came
to Puget Sound. settling at Dungeuess.
He was one Of its pioneer settlers, and
will be remembered IN its history, \
quiet, ,unobstrUctive, good citizen, true,
friend he had no enemies
, 1888-09-13
From srordax,s Daily.

T. P. Luker's wife rnd daughter went
to Whatcom this morning on the Eliza
Anderson.
Arrived last Saturday Am. Bark Oak
land and Brit. Bark Ellen from San
Francisco.
II. Dyer, who arrived from Pasadena,
Cal. few days ago, has purchased
eighty acres in sections II and 20.
Late telegraphic dispatches report
Harriet Beecher Stowe as dying. Mrs.
Stowe is the aunt of II. f. Bsecher
OF this city.
The water in the Columbia and Will
lamette is so low that the ocean steam
ers frequently run aground. Puget Sound
has 10 such danger.
Capt r. W. DeLiop took q crew on
tug IIolyuke last night to Burrard g
Inlet to ship on the Ed. OBrien, ready
for sea, boupd for Australia.
There is a good prospect of the estab-
lishment OF branch of the United States
Savings, Loan and Building Association
OF st. Paul, Mimi, in this city.
The Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern
railroad was completed to Snohomish on
Saturday and it is expected trains will be
running between that point and Seattle
soon.
Wesley Bruncll and III. G.. Wylie OF
Pasadena, Cal, arrived here on Saturday.
They propose to spend some days in in
vestigating the advantages and resources
of Port Townsend. Their impressions
thus far are favorable.
The uget Sound and California
Investment Company sold eighty acres
in sections 10 and 20 this morning to
A. p. Chapman OF Oakland Gal. Ne.
gotiations are pending for other sales to
California parties.
A NEW BUsINEss.-D. =. Swsrdfigel
late of the ARGUS force has opened q
fruit, confectionery and cigar store on
Union wharf next to james Jones. He
will carry first class stock OF goods and
proposes to make specially OF the best
| brands of tobacco and cigars. Mr.
Swerefiger is one of the popular young
men of Port Townsend and will receive
the patronage that square dealing and
strict attention tu business entities him
J. O. Adams last Saturday generously
devoted his time to solicit subscriptions
for Mr. James Lee who was unfortunate
TO have a leg broken while working on
the wharf the day before. Mr.. Adams
felt glad to say that, while i'll one instance
he met with one man who declared that
ne wanted neither neighbors nor friends
to help him and for that reason was not
willing to help any unfortunate fellow
man, our citizens had responded nobly tC
his solicitations, and he had been able tC
| collect $3.50.
, 1888-09-13

Steamship Idaho arrived last night
from Portland
Bktn. john Smith arrived from +,
and passed on up Sound.
Steamship Wilmington was in port
and sailed for San Francisco.
Schooner Mollie Adams arrived from
fishing ground and passed on to Seattle
to discharge her catch.
Steamship Politkofsky was in port yes
teIday with about 100 excursionists
from Ports Blakely and Madison.
Ship State of Maine was towed into
harbor by ting dolyoke, lumher-laden
from Tacoma, and bound for Shang-
hal.
Bark Northwest passed out to sea-
lumber laden, also Bk. Nellie May, with
lumber from Port Madison, bound for
San Francisco.
, 1888-09-13
From saturdays DaiiS.
BORN,

In this city September 7tb, to the
wife of E. f. PIummer, a daughter.
, 1888-09-13
1T HAS NO EQUAL!

PETTYGROVE & CO.,
.A6e1ts for jefferson. ! nm
uRd S ia jsbfD 80,
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Tho Executive Committee.

To the Editor " The Appeal.
As you remark In today's issue Of your
paper tho executive committee Is rs dumb
as an oyster on the subject Of submitting
the senatorial question TO the people d.
rcctly, and you can depend upon II that
they will continue tn bc dumb, or
that they will nj the last moment refuse Il
publicly. In the meantime the committee
are very likely selecting their candidates
for the Legislature, and you will find that
all the candidates chosen by them must be
Harris men. What Senator Harris
strength with the people Is ! cannot say,
but II he has a majority Of the voting pop.
ulation Of shelby county, he Is entitled 30
the solid support Of shelby county A re-
iusal 10 submit his claims 20 such a test IN
practical confession on the part Of the
H'rris hierarchy that they are not 40 sure
they carry this county in their pocket as
they pretend 10 be. This is Senator lIar.
ms home. Here he Is known. refusal
10 submit lie claims 90 the consdcra.
ton Of his ueighbors proves that
he OF his representatives arc afraid
OF the result. A failure 10 do
40 lends color TO the idea that
the executive committee are workingsolely
In his interest, aud makes Il probable that
snap judgement will he taken on this
quoition. ! ho"s TnE AFPEAL will see
that only brave aud open methods prevail
In this election. Men Of honor, who de-.
sire Senator Harris reelection, ought TO
.ie more scrupulous than usual In seeing
that Gen. Atkins has fair show TO evoke
an expression Of bis strength in the home
OF his opponent The last election, through
the blunden Of the executive committee,
came very near being a Republican vic.
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THE BODY OF LESTER wALLAcK.
The Funeral Services VIII Tako Place
Sunday.

Sunday.
NEW YoRK, Sept. THE body Of Les.
ter Walack has been embalmed and will
remain in the chamber where he expired
until Sunday, when it will be removed TO
the parlor, where brief funeral services
will be conducted by the Rev. DIR. Braith-
waite, Of the Stamford Episcopal church.
At 0 o'clock on Monday morning the re-
mains will be transferred 10 a train ut
Stamford, Conn, and brought 10 this city.
A public funeral service will be held in
the Little Church Around the Corner, in
this city, the same afternoon.
The list Of gentlemen who have 50 far
been requested TO act as pall-bcarers is rs
follows Joe Jefferson, Henry l.. Abbey,
w. J. Florence; William Henderson, OF
jersey City; H. NJ. Field, OF Boston; John
A. McGaul, Leonard w. jerome, Theodore
Moss A. NJ. Palmer, Alexander TAYLOR.
Gen. sherman, Mayor Hewitt, Judge John
X. Brady; DIR. Robert Taylor, Of Mount
Vernon; l.. G. Stanton and George Stowe.
Nearly all mentioned have signilicd their
willingness 10 oiliciatc.
Tclcgrams and cablcgrams OF coincidence
and sympathy with the family continue TO
arrive at Elmsmcrc. the country-scat Of
the dead actor. The cablcgrams include
dispatches from Augustin DAILY, Paris, and
Henry Irving, London.
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A b, .5TAL MURDER.
How q Coward Slew His Defenseless
Victim-The Confession.
-ynogoi a., III.

~" SOWhTu oltW AIS DelonSclcab
Viotim-The Confession.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. IA special
from Robertson county says: "York Har-
ris, colored, murdered Ben Pennington,
colored, last Sunday evening about dusk
They were both citizens OF the Seventh
district of this county, and neighbors
Harris built a screen across a gully near
the road, from which he fired two loads Of
buckshot into Pcnnington's body as he
was passing. Stepping over his breast
works, he shattered his gun over the head
of his PROSTATE victim, and then fired two
pistol shots through his head and neck.
Squire Clint Glover conducted the inquest
Monday, at which fragments OF the gun,
found at the scene Of the murder, aud lit
ting into the broken gun found at Harris
house, convicted him. lie confessed TO
the above facts. The murderer was COM
United TO the county Jail Monday night.
Harris accused Pennington Of burning an
old, worthless barn on his premises"
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A Good Idea.

To the Editor Of The Appeal.
We have numerous inquiries for infor-
nation descriptive OF Memphis and her
prospects, and something OF that character
should be gotten up for distribution.
Our advantages as trade and manufac-
turing center age well known to our own
people, but I've only half guessed at
abroad. These facts should be thoroughly
promulgated to the outside world that We
may develop our natural resources and
induce immigration and capital TO locate
with US.
The LIST OF September edition Of the
Memphis papers is as complete an EXPOSE
ton OF Memphis and her advantages as
could be put together, and il properly
compiled in pamphlet form would make u
valuable advertisement Tor the city and
fill a long felt want.
THIS has already been suggested by sew
eral prominent business men as we'll as by
correspondents through the daily papers,
and / having been requested TO take the
matter in hand will undertake to work ii
can secure the necessary cooperation
from the business community.
There should at least 5000 copies OF
the book issued q I'd distributed broadcast
throughout the land. This will necessi-
tate quite an outlay which | think can be
met by inserting sufficient number OF
business cards as will cover the cost OF
publication and distribution. Respectfully,
+. \. KEELING.
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Longshorcmcn strike a, FernandIna.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. THE long
shorcmen strike in fernandina resulted in
violent demonstrations yesterday. The
Governor has ordered State troops there
from GAINESVILLE and Ocala and called out
the Nassau rifles, OF Fernandna. The
town has been placed under martial law
and fifty rioters were arrested this morn
ing.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
The shooting ni McDanicIs, Ark.

To the Editor Of The Appeal.
We wish TO make few corrections in
regard to the assassination OF number Of
our prominent citizens here on the night
Of the ith past. On the Saturday before
the election was held d. NJ. Wilson, our
present sheriff, and a candidate for re-
election on the independent ticket for the
same office, appointed number Of our
best and most highly respected citizens TO
act as special deputy sheriff. rs some
trouble was anticipated between the lead
ems Of the twoparties. On Tuesday even
ing, while the judges and clerks Of the
election were counting the votes, II was
Tumored that n party OF men from other
townships in this county was coming 10
capture the ballot box at this place. Our
citizens became somewhat stirred
up over the matter, rs the
independent party was represented
by one negro Judge Of the election, and
placed the special deputy sheriils among
other good men around the house In which
the votes were being counted 20 defend
our rights About go o'clock that night
one shot was fired from A.. unknown party.
This our men paid no attention 10. About
thirty minutes after two more shots were
fired from a different direction, taking ef-
feet IN seven different men. Squire ]. II.
Kenton and Joe McMath were the most
dangerously wounded. Drs. Cummins and
Van Catten, Of Forest City, were telephoed
for ut once, and Il II believed that Mr. Me-
Math will never recover. IL is believed
that the shooting was done by negroes, but
prompted by the leading white men Of the
iiogro ticket. We simply make these
statements TO put ourselves in the right
light A. ID. McDANiEL,
S. T.. McDASIEL,
W. X. IzAm,
j. l.. WEST,
W. VI. llrLI,
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WHEN you feel depressed don't dose your.
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Covered with Sal, Rheum

CuucuRA RrvrDns afp the greatest medicines
earth. Had the worst Of salt Khcum IN this
country. My mother hal IL twenty year., aud Ia
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cred iuf thIuc yCau, which nothing relieved OF
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nnlly. J. W, ADAMS.
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Hond. Fnoe md Body Raw.

! COMMENCED n use your CufiCpHA RrNrnfEs
last July. Ny head ana face aud some parts II my
body were almost NV. Ny bead was covered with
seals and tofVs, aud my suffering was fearful
bad tried everything had heard 81 la the East and
Ntst Ny case was considered q vcry bad one.
have now not particle Of Ekln liumuf about me,
and my case Il considered wonderful.
Decatur, Mich. MRS. = l.. wHIPPLE
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How Doctors conquer Death.

nr Walter X. Hammond slyS After long cx.
pcricncc have come 10 the conclusion that two
thirds Of all deaths from CuuEh., pneumonia aud
consumption might De- avoided 10 Ackcr's English
Cough Remedy were only carefully used In time "
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] must extend ~ you the thanks II one ~ ny
crsipmcr who has been cured by using the CUri.
cthA hIhEpits, 81 an old sOrC, caused by long
tpcll Of sickness o. fever eight ycnn ago. lie was
80 bod he was fearful he would have 20 have biz Lex
ampumicd but Il happy 10 say he il now entirely
Ncll-t0und NJ dollar. lie requests me a. use bis
name, which u III. H. Cason. merchant Of this
placo, JOHN V. MINOR. Druggist.
Caiusbuf1 Tenn.
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"SmP us ten thousand Grand Republic
Cigarros until further notice." is the kind
Of talk We get from the iobbcrs where the
goods have been introduced.