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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-04
SHOT HIMSELF IN HIS PULPIT,
Rev. Edgar Il. BHermance Ends His
Career.

Rev. Edgar L. Hermance, late pastor of
the Presbyterian church on Broadway in the
village of White Plains, N. ", shot himself
while in the pulpit of the church on Sunday
and died soon alter MIR. Hermance's resig-
nation was asked for some months ago in
consequence Of the dissatisfaction arising
between himself and flock over his salary,
He made repeated demands for an increase.
all of which were ignored. He was for 16
years the pastor Of one of the richest congre.
oations In that santinn
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-04
DOINGS OF CONGRESS.

sprII zu.-oENArE.-Ine senate resumeu
consideration of the railroad land forfeiture
bill, and Mr.. Palmer proceeded to argue
against all the amendments as to the lands
granted to the state of Michigan for railroad
purposes, and by the governor of that state
decided to the Like Superior Ship Canal Co.
He showed that most of those selections were
made, not in a compact form, and nearest to
the line of the canal, but on lands known
to be and designated as mineral lands, such
mineral lands being excluded by the terms Of
the original act Mr.. Daph also spoke ON
the general land policy of the government, at
the close of which the bill was laid aside
without action.
Mr.. Hale desired to call up and pass the
senate bill for the appointment and retire.
ment of John c. Fremont as major-general
in the United States army, but, as Mr.. Rea-
gan said he desired to speak against it and
was not now prepared, Mr.. Hale did not in
sist
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-04
TWO So" STRIKERS SHOT.
One of Them HiIIed and the Other
Badly Wounded.

Badly Wounded.
Albert W. Hedberg, one of the Burlington
roads new firemen, shot and killed Her bert
B. Newell, and badly wounded George Ca
BILE, both strikers, at Galesburg, Ill. He'd
berg says that Newell caught him around the
body with one arm and around the neck with
the other, while Cable strnck him on the
right temple His left arm was
bound fast, but his right was free,
and with this he drew his revolver.
The first ball entered Newell's heart and
he fell dead. The next shot struck Gable in
the middle of the forehead, the ball passing
around close to the skull. There was only
one eyewitness, the wife of one of the new
engineers, who partly corroborates He'd
berg story. While in a pool room short
time before the shooting, Hedberg made q
threat that he would shoot any man who
followed him, whether striker or not. 1t
is alleged that Newell and Cable were not
following Hedberg. Newell was one of the
Oldest engineers on the Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy railroad.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-04
GOOD NEWS FOR BOSTON MEN.
About $s2s, 600 10 be spent on the
Monitor Terror

There is some good news for Boston me-
chanics in the contract signed by Secretary
Whitney with the Pneumatic Gun Car
riage and Power company Of Washington,
for the purpose of installing a pneumatic
system for working the turrets and
guns, and supplying steering and
refrigerating apparatus upon the
monitor Terror in the snm of 1928, $50. The
work is to be begun within Is months and
completed within two years. The Terror,
which is now at Philadelphia will be taken
TO the Boston yard for the purposes of this
contract. The work will be done by the
South Boston iron works.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-04

HoUsE-In the House, on motion of Mr..
Dorsey of Nebraska the senate bill was
passed for the relief of the Omaha tribe of
Indians in Nebraska, and to extend the time
of payment to purchasers of the land Of said
Indians.
Mr.. Breckenridge of Kentucky, from the
committee of ways and means, reported
resolution calling on the secretary of treas
ury for information as to the number of per-
sons in the United States engaged in manu-
featuring and agricultural pursuits who are
subject to competition from foreign coun-
tries. Adopted.
The house then went into committee of the
whole on the tariff bill, with Messrs, Bu-
chanan and Osborne against the BILL and
Messrs Hemphill, Hudd and Sayers in favor
of il
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-04
Essex County Herald.
". H. BISHOP, Publisher.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
Al
ISLAND POND, VT.
TERMS. $1.50 Per Year, In Advance.
SPRING..

When birds are singing
On bush and tree,
And opening roses
Allure the bee
When grass is growing
In glade and glen,
And young leaves gladden.
The lonely fen.
When earth yields glimpses
Of boarded grain,
Andt sunshine glimmers
Through threads of rain
When dew is falling
On stalk and bud,
And fervid fancies
Invade the blood
When brooks are flowing
In music free,
And warm winds travel
Across the sea,
When earth beguiles us
With smile or tear,
We know with gladuess
That spring is here!
~-W't'am II. Hayne,in Youths Companion
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1888-05-04

They say that fate governs the choices
OF young hearts. Perhaps fate had some
thing to do with the inditing of the two
following notes:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16


A Late Rock negro usEt Up 70 TIE
~xze~sf delivery wlnlsow q The pot
= So Al asked Il there were zay iss-
tr-s Tor Mr. PhiI Potter
No. ire clerk rsrsiezi-
saI.sek vsre- ain yon scrter wrasFlg
beat dat =
n ted yssa siae-3 i nothing for yosi-
Il kraw IRA teie re dat bal = g5t
RACES fsry 5 ! seE.sa' dat Toti : wrs1nsz-
II don = care waa7 you've evs. Get
axsy fron here
Il ken do sat. sab. r5d De grace o
De p4gssals. f,lzs ifs mighty cuts dat dsr
ain 10 letter rare fur he ken tel
vzu dat right EoE-
He tarns-s away. ard F.lutze-zTsE 20
hsraseff. sid. Mighty strange whns
can e. Dat ssf-er. far ] puf i IN car
las night naysef FotrA 81 lot o ZIG
gers d0wn ware ter see me git dat let
Ter 0ut, an il Amt On &c premises.
Nes5syv dss white nszn did2 pat saty
name On II right Folks kzi sfseek me
% he er EHEaxnzaP sf 6sv treats nae
ike lis. GEi1e Io=e nay ,Eue1ee OF -
ehznge ain tick patty socn- 5wlne
III somebody ter sen me one dexe
rarp s5ifx-sr~axsss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

ATk MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC
n So-1a<- C1zEIfsee q kt1z Coslury.
49, Fzysx "a ss<s + wax 0IreEzes1 E1as .
f.ssuzsfv tanvenstGa be heRG - The Esurf
Hs.r.s-s Il. ~exsf3e a TIrE-DAE. AUGUST Il
Yss- 4Tas3 ssff1<E P ~ fssr tae purpose
~ ssss ca ID SsEt<S Tor eazrry ozacfs
srsss sssexzsrfz delegates 70 the Iserorrzs2c
T<rrs~n-sal t,snrzz-sea- AL rerso2s OPP
r-o=ed 70 tae Eepzhsieza 1rzza1<zEss1 81
kinw CagzFy VITO are Willing 20 unite
wifh rs In fzvu- Of ~ hz.zess szsss essszasslz
icss sssrnsass-rzstoa of pablo s9slrs are Ia
vlfesd 70 Jain in me selecEiss. o. ds-esAtes te
said Cs3SMfr EsS1Te1ttUH-
It i rexszzBe1zss1 thai LseteS1te Eseee
tiers BE hefd - ssae zsrki sszlllEss pi4nes on
SATE KDAY. AUGUST L. 1sss- II ,
O'CLOCK. r. NJ
The fs1so<sax IS thc svportzsaraens
based upan aae delegate Tor eerh p votes
{D- frzeslaE Of 81 cast 81 the last Se1ss-Ai
election for the Democratic Candidate far
dssszA-e IN Congress
Ar<anr l. A-o1sssse L Bay yEsE !. sierk
Diamond 2 Cedar River =, DaxAls l. In
vanish = EauzciaE ?. Fails City l.
Frx1kf{z I. Green RtTer /. HozGsro1 /.
JHzzffa /, Hot sprsags : SeScaszse =,
Ose=asa /. RenozE 1. E%usaR , Sznryc2le
l, S4zarassh I. Stcqgz1E1le l. SQEak ]. -ai-
nea E1y I. sz4agh-sT 2 >c2f13e-fl ~
Ward l.. secaza EGnd II. Third azrd ,.
Fazsrsh Ward 4 Tirusxifle ,, TolE !, { aioD
/, yashon !. White 2fTer ,
TIE voters in the late precinct Of Ekzie
Gorge Wiz 20 10 Eaumcizw.
C. d EMERY, Chairman
Ed L TERRY. Secretary. fvf>a& SIR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16
COMMERCIAL.

HxkTTLx, Aux r.
Tiers Eere 20 ehzsges irs aAsoeassps1A %
day werfhT OF rase.
wFErHAxfd.E AND PRODUCE EE-
cFtPTs -D9saaz the past - 5sErt EsT-
eAaHssSss aud ysfoasce have s~rssed ~ -
ate A. t95z8ss Per PzTet -oaoi -aore
faiirzs8 y eNFs, Eei1rsssz zna fax-i
~sgHx1 k1firszd cars per eeEsfief A1Sf
sAsxe ard Eaxf@Fx1 % tss4e. per szs4z1er
ifxsss3o, II toss Osyf2rsf&n- tons. fa&to,
= IONS EranEef. 2 tank- DssF&irs. ~ +.
Fteesx osSs - ssf.ss Eliza Andersen, >
sssfs kmong the ressszfs wess = Boxss
asses zost,ss-s. IS szsrf ss11eS Iassk- eAs
snasaser. III saeks 91sasdes- y hsizes fflat.
70 fssf,s Aasf u eAaez hssszer. ssek Sos. :
eaf hAv. re emzss sFxs- tales Es.sts, - iia,-
res sal tss3f &, cEs<s sseNss- y harss4s =
nsff harrFls smis menf. = ssEKsz spPssss =
cattle. - Feass. - lasts. I've saeks Sa.zs =
kasrels Mn4~. knsf esgsss fiStfkf1s
FEEs6AT EHIFHESIe. - D1sins fase
F.asz ~ h8ars. freight aas hSea sAlft-ei
fr4sn @~sfste 10 TIE gasu1sf2 eGuafrf ~
fsss;s.sss PEI Pssgef esszna Slssf~ rt.s1. -
ffs7ss. fesaEa isia q Faxet zeErd fiszs1E y
teas Lake sA0re 4 Eastern. ~ t9zs. zrs
qsssr ss&assssE a. g0liowss Augusta. 3 -f.f2s-
Mo hlesa. tom f3ef EzeFkss.1- issn hAs-
ssin. b sssBs. isase. tons; Diyup.an-
t1ts starr, 8 toss. Flesfso~ssi. ten 1Gn-
sfr Is ;ens. Gtsdc toes tshsa hf.SNn.
= tons. kt.tierseii3 tots Caf5Nafe. = tQ-is
a ast5faTsew - tors
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16

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~ - ,se Nn5trasa esz1efz xssEae74 i
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tae 81 sr15n pzsszax fiexe ~ AZ q -.
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/ -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16

Oregon Short Ilne-psssed Huntington
j. epa|se and slfe and rhiidreu. q ~.
saFseu. q q Iaompsea, Negb Peters A.
u Kerr, Mes Barlow, NJ A. a. Preston. g.
81 i,grs and wills, SITS. & & GAS. MIS-. D.
Il Nrifwta. i . Dana, 3. + r. -udry, A.
80 70 gWieeglfs
-. -Pnssca Me,ifori
]. fsacgy SAD sg4ft. 81 q. Wusv,. 'e6s
lIaAwaflef and uifa. 4. , epiawn ~"
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aea vtae. IS "a. tteWellga- -. TErref. e
Alien 4 Reed n gsu5s !. nrHuis sad
wsie, RHsy 2 neHaiE. HieR HcHHis, l.
Nefaaid, e. iiaaeu. 4. # beuua, b.
hF5sea, 8. 4. Tn uait. % NsFpgutrr. Mis-
p. ts.ahaH. > jess nh MrH ssss5afe, 4 r.
Williams. 1u "a ttshmaa. lila = ksliih q
y HasrUli. b iaa.f, ~ Edmuuds, q. 30.
iaanis aHd wife. AIRS Raaerts. John ~
tisfssnan. AFs . kiATIss. O. : KINGSLEY
a Stone, = ID ues ~ 81 hefT 8 ksnra.
tsanEE. e. EuRf. eco u ffYa, Nriisg q
ffye. D. airif, mess Is 348es, ,. A. Eatd, q
r. " Halz0. ald r second fiaHs-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16


TAeuss, Aus Es-Tse ssess % feeling
existing bttatea ms fahtines % . H.
8amiosk aud 4. n wNlf . ssfss painlnl
They i've side by sitt. away 40 tbe biii
EboHf Hsid ~ heissrn tNe hearted the Cd
aud neN issr. They are Dos enly rear
neiEhirars but lhe9 are usaT relatives. Ma
MasHiack be3as sister Of Mr. Wolf
Their ieorhie began a isaz Une ago, and
Indeed, grew ui3t 81 ihE iNaFriAeF it has
continued with but ilE,ia iltFrruptfol
s'rHe, aud She mpuey ihey hase paid t.
lawss aztsi police epilfis since thea waaid
have bought each saNffal town i8is fsey
have HAD suits fer assanls nni baiirfy.
salts f,f sianasf nna al nsnnes ~ ather
suits, the heaefs heinE ati ut egfn e. CD
Tie matter "a cffsfR bue ef Ehtsr That uas
q little oct q Tbs pfipf IT ihinss = 81 suit
b. one 70 epIapgi fhe uinef a. s,nf donu d
sers hish fence which ihe lAVer he'd
cfeeita bslHstn tlte twn housre asst which
Il was ailesed sss built mAiieloasly 80 as
o. destroy tbs yiea ffam tha hUuxn "a Trio
complainant " Nas arr ESaefsY similar
procseJiaF ~ ihss ~ aaNtaer guhabpY
pas 81 neiesh0fs 81 lhis sly. ans a. s.
ii9s 3 sagaHt - deise away piit BE nui
same ~ 49, iSsfSsAgs4 !uie ths 49,.
legislature makng is 1plsaft. - Hniid
ieni'1s hisaef thsa IS f-ef Aai wl-ch til
failsd % IA.
4 hal hcsn some DAYS tina MamleA
Ahd Ncf came iaio e8ult Rld ~ the5
made spur % dsg oRN August Efisu7i !,
n feoms. eaiici 81 81 Mas iues bousa tsa
ofhss dAs = ~ As erHt b.. "a te atrfea,
Ms NO I came uHi ~ her house aud br
gab - thfaN raas r liH4 aua a. hiss tan
d9Es on Aim. Sic w#gt after hgf ssd stFo
her aaj, . arp ags, sa.s ktd ilff u1sa
tnrfeiffaaH. isae e. laaF rti sfe
hriagai siIis hg0igsf lea D f8ft justice
iillas apa he pleaded salliy io the che ev,
sf,ftnz fagth t1a cirfu wsianeat HaaNree
1Gsffge l.iillss huei h.n aud rasts. THIS
case vas hftusil nndsf tse rfff oFIE
Baness iteii na sat ,tF Nr Waf aaf
sne brought a similar Ch4lfe E-day l2iase
Justice i.tWFraEa. taH ssnh-siaH wh5eA
Whs In g ritInE Helafu fys1r ias raars Jas
iHtfptnei'i as foe prsse utisE attaslhsF and
The ias BE a3ci t5m SO api csssls which
w. sgpeaIesi fsaa aud Ft1 gas1 Wt,l So 30
srngaft
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16
gsD or TmE TOURNAMENT.



ws5As Waits. AsE ga.-Thc frs; match
IN lbs s.ogfsmFas i9tlrs sf1eEs TO-DAY asF
~ fye paifs American cay birds Acase
K1lss 7. khsfis {, ksiae 2. weste kfooss q.
Naeofnbef :, EfigFafi Z. Ia j. :. tFas.s ].
STRAIGHT s. Do9gs z. Aa4sc 2, Asbfisfa q.
Close %. Foster 10. Ciose ssd goeisr 81.
sidsd TIE frsf saq1ey, Bgso&sfWos tbs aee'
ord AID Moore Use ihird
The team shoot for tHe caaMp soashtp
hsnner 81 fhs ases c aiips, BnH Reid b the
Seattle Rod sud Gun Club, was a. 10 tins e
elxy hirSa- Following i DE score
wAils wsila--i,nbsay L. kbeFiy -, fss
Portland Dasi. y. Exams u, sooss IS
Taeosaa -F1ns u, Dodge y. Albright -
80
Kalama-s.loss Is. wesfIz. Brooks 18Th.
Match II. fen live Mfssa-Bruaks. EbRFig
and Esans tied on u. ard divided Hrst
noney. Close, Dnbrng. Poster and Kills
lied % for seeoad place aud divided; ia
Wis. Brigham, essne ard Albright were tied
on 3 for third. and IN the sbogf-oii Davis
and sttue wsFe again tied ard divided.
Match Is, hfty liss birds brooks and
Moofe were tied on 70 tor ftss, aud CEN
promised fbesiy second, iss Brigham sad
kisne tiee, with u ssth. aud Brigham won
in The shcotoN
The scores for the three daya Aggregated
~ follows. HilHt e., Moore g.. Eisefig q.
Foster u, DubfRy e. out 81 tessihia ~
thus giying KbefiF this gold medal
Tho shooting throughout Was exifaof.
dipary. aaa The meeting passed OF her
ANONYMOUSLY aud kyeeFszfsily.
Among toe sI0rtssaen Moore and EFRns
OF Portland were steady workers. never
iosfng nerve. They arc certain - 9iu
lama, IL a sell nsmed shooter - "a evi.
deured By his high scofrs Eliis. spien
did shot, i found amunE The sibaefr.
Tho Taroina sfofssnen were gat IN good
fofn thfnRgh0B. tie tgnruafBeat Fan
fttpe aus Eoesiy shsi With old time bril-.
Hsnfy. butFns. usually amsuz The beks
naa mot reliable SHOTS. was daring 1 Il
Few da suffering from Inslsria. ahd
lowered tha average tsIoggi stiti RmSaE
fhe Lad ne slisE q tas Aes,Awgst
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16
OLYMPIA.


uAXsffa. Auz - AZ tao N'ssiaa az tac
huMai eft ruuWtg sstHra sstautrs trsier.tst
nfisfagsoH Han falu b UawtF. si'a,aer
for thc Ns, Bela & Hsaa.ls &aie4 Na.la,ai
s'osEsi Any, arP arVsi & Bose ieo ,sasa aa4
Mh8e aRPNestttu 1m have fhr a.SsFtfrrat
~ = 81 tstsie, ifues ana -3zat cf uay.f taa ~
company ie INCEST Mr tsFtt pasiaead
arguments s5gs iaR tHat uis afplirEll7s
NHk well foeRG9t, wsFg iiuu tee DuHr.i
IS eslasas lstlsat,tu uf fat tass RI Aihe
eauats : 81 n ss7sH 9s HHrf " s. aatsr
saaiae2 "a fhFsa Wrk $50. c.sf-sl.l.,t s
lew ineAsenfs aaa HazHF 4ss4oI Az
sAas2es thas tis lac,i eea|i 81 esmr g
~ ifb a1t tns4 tne ffark alf rs-ek af a Az
wuas1 ie fesiN . ifVHi va i@g r1ia tn
silGe alsd that ,hs ST. srrs af iagi oad
~ the tetaHsnY Hapsi HE us#4,sl Irtas
- per ss-f - ~ 81 " tv7stn'l Ar t,.vsy.
ia nxtfy eesrfitl Msai tasal.3 h.t was
hSfs Doe a - his anesi aHa t'e rt1arHss
sionEfs. sf3fr Astius issat fnesasrlNts -
thsig sers less deaas tic prsea' "a si4s-
adjourned,
d. Tag tsse sss,,na ssas saef8t7
NF BELLS NussizEA, " hc ives fvfcrtfs
paf iest. y ln frCe Ft az d sfgf slff ~awles
machine v ttch taase s1Uea fn0HslF hs es
pres iress sgaftie. NJ Maafss-i vas
lof safav iifac ia q auseisrY Ca keew wtr
the tsnsnCent 6uHefs @r0s haG IS EHaEfp
lrAkni ouf thei ssioe slmlsiac ptvFants
ffiefas hal s,at tae usa1iua te seattle
with insigfss {aoNs ~ have b fa1FaaH,isst -
Mr. u asssiWara az OLYMPIA Use fet f.sas.t
& grateful g biz iftcats iar reasrs1t gr,sis
hiia - subs suitably
Tae teEulaf faeHta'y nactelIas af ste
Ascain Republican, t}aA vas Arli ssa
n.Eat Ia Ca5nmf4a h3i4, aai-a wa. gflaz
wei siiv1, iecst uuA SO tEisc pFseai
from sac ceaaigs Na@ tlN.ssi Ataas et
Tacaasa sss sae eat,s sFs &ktr % gae cs
lax. Ant hs st@fe-s ess ,rfA eateu7lss
gf.affs sssss.f.af t'g.sas..5.fsfsg Aff.s..=.4-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16
PORT TOWNSEND.


EstFy-Sotrs
Pof4 Tssexsg&D. Aa4- E.--Aspoex ne
p@aenaxnrs fa4 Per< TswDs<1e toSaz %
the Olsrrpsan werp General N2rsEeF HeF
er,.<st. G~1ersl FassenTkF sod ] sessf 4 r y
MsxWe4I. General FreiRfs* Arenf ar1S.s<sil,
Cat Iyans ard Trneei5gx Assfssis,F y
uerkenx1e. 81 the q. r a =. %. 3a*se
are tbe zeafterses aSlu1ed = frs
exys eeo n the f'feT- IsTEx.L fe ~ - essd
Wfsast preserfe here wAs fherssn lore.
ehaIossri Wh&t G1ss the sisis psrsiss
That Il - barn az qHesttps slso1E tftf'ss
xho are aWare - ~ Tbs sDpteEsFfsts
are saYsaerfSzs axsA tae fact theg tbey arr
IN fbs city 81 kasra BY seNsrssy half
NrJ. 4. FlisreraiE, superintendent -
ne Pssvs Toe nsessd Fousdsv g0ra fSag.
1eagss ~ aaerk io-5ay. 70 Esake 40 sssi-
rsn=s % the - u 1hd nssiits 81 f-sr = ssa
tsxtss hIlis rsnfRn5's weTks- bsf1ssfi
nses year asp-
AHnag ts4e passengers "a fls- fslsier issf
eEs4iax Ter Afz4ke. EAs NJ -
EHrrny. NJ. AerFEy has cui sss SafKsss
fnefh il asix rasHsnz deals o. e5g FaGa 90
fhc psr4ks f1Ast If u ise~ er route
horne fr4za I.7u4aa. EBzieBds = htrs. -
xasae kifnx since aaap0Eee1 "a TIE ICES
dispatches. he sid fle as Aess inSts
on Ueaeshfs ssisHa iog tsDsSs9 lie ksa
In bic fs1ekrt sasf sFea3aEs essH = TIE
srzeuzs u 4s9s ssss - asss EAffretf 60
slse p,grcas4e Ne Murray sfai thsx -
Il f&ry fitefy - eIasn aat q eeai - he
sarae raHlss, inFel ing tie ssie ~ tsH
fzxaoass FrezaNeIE MICE for tisgasi.9 -
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An. *. 100. cau. Fae. So, Caa. SON.
~. centFai Fae. Alis. kufaBgian fiii4
Iaekaa sana - Z. Denver 4 4 g iHis, kflp
~. Lake Shore y q I. 4 =. 5Sfs, Mich.
ten MI. NJ. Pac. .iss. X a z lsiS, = =
Cen. ig7sf. Spr. Par. @ss, North - esiSTu
lissl, Uf. Inp. g, Sasigaiian g, @. 4 T.
- :, Rock islsp9 i973s - tsat -. Ter
sxs YeaK, Aug. Hoy.s-Fins.
sngar-ssrong and quiet. far refining,
. Saa 7ife. Cepifiiusas, - tess, s3tc. re-
bIsd, fairly active aud steady q. = 49,.
Corpcr-tauieii lake. 80 3.
Iead-Seininaii domestic. - .
1in--fsHsei, Sffaiis. 81 l0,
Coffte-Gpts8ns Opened easy a. 2 points
deelins. with trading moderate. eia=ir Z
steady sales is.zi9 tags. August. 40 20
10 ~; september, $40 sseig - October,
Petsoieaa, Opened steady AZ s.sse. aud
a'ef declining ~ sc. la early trading be
came klroa. ard advanced % ~. Te.
action ses IN and the market closed weak
Bar silvef. gIse
CHICAGO rsoDgtg NAREBT
CHfcsGa, Aag- whaar--Flym. cash 4.
= ii Ice: september. - is1se.. october.
corn-stesay. cash, 4e.c. september.
netting Going. eeiGbef. 81 e
Oats steady cash, .c september, - 81.
October. - e.
barley Nothing doing
TaFk--i09er. cash and sepgemieI
Us %. october. tiS e. lard sic sdy cash
aaa Sepseeber, s. rs oetotef. a. ~.
eHleABe IfTE sFaeS ssEKEL
CHitSeo. Aug. - Ca;tje = Receipts
1850. straBE for aalivos. pD0s stock lower
h~eses siff3 q. steers, 80 . ff6s sioe kcrs
aaa see1egs. s.ae} =; bulls sad mixed
Texas cattle. IL aa =; rangers. g. 1fa
49,
Bog Rerslpis lo.O1. slow and 70 %
q saaGGt
slerp Receipts, 90. slow. best steady
nAsitea, 81 EWi ~ Wrsffras saatu,
b sos 20 Texans shara. e 4t0i -
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Nrs AEnslow's Sonthing SFraf, for chill
den feeghiax. Is this prescription % one OF
tie t.esf female nurses ard pa3 sicians in
the United afes. and has Seen Esea for
forty years 9Th never falling Erceess By
millions Of ssoiaers for their Children
During tbe Process 4 ;csssing is value IS
fnesicalaiis IL relieves the chfii from
pain. cures dyseuteTy aud 4iarrheea. grip
ing IN the isoHels RuA xins; collie. By <is-
ing health 10 lie csglid L Fezfs the mother.
Price tx q bottle. aggssGwly
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Call for Republican Comfy
Convention.

II ACCORDRN WITH 4 EEsOIC-
ton OF The Republican C9lnty Commit
tee pf King COMFY y. a Republican county
lae seattle fufu NerCia hali. ia the e!iy Of
-zsiflc. on SafHr, uy. tae 1T Gay 20 SOFTEN
Der. a. IL o'c.ecs T. ~, fcr tae Vurrfse ~
nnHilsting candidates for the several
county Offices selecting twen tv dclesatss
% attend tac territorial convention 20 b.
held a. EEcusaure on the Ilsh aay q S-p
ie1ntcs leyi. 5ra tp tsaa-set such oiheg
busin s. a. u'sy % Il5s uiVf.
AEc cfsaHlttee have adopted BE follow
lGE apYuf.iauia1tt To each precinct one
delegate a. large. au3 in addition thereto
91e de4esafr faF efefE FITS votes or 81 ajos
fraction - btsE votes east ai fac Iass gen
eFal election for the EepgbUcau eaadldate
foE pFotaie ju,ise Upon tlis basis 81 rep.
raseniz1tpu ihe several rreeiurts sin 81
entities 60 select delegaiss As follows;
Aveutnle I
Arthur
Bsy View
Black Diamond ....-....
Cedar River 4
Du1als .....
nuwaruish >
EnUuivlaN ..-.... /
tslis City z
fraakiln
Green River 2
H0ughfcu ..-...-.-.
Het -p-luEs .....-..--..-. . i
5uulata
Aetruse
Newcastle .-....
psce0ia :
kruta4
ssa.fic--Flrst warl
SeC0ad Mari IL
lhira Wasd .--..l
FouFt1 = aa3 6-gt
SHuuvfae
sauaraIsa
-aoqgaszalg
squak
salmon Say ..........
Slaughter 3
Tifasvile
Ieit
Nuian
Ssh u =
" Bite River .
Primaries .sis ae Brlsl on the 9Th dsvof
August lsa-, IS follows: IN the eify 81 81
ai;sf, from 90 P IA. % ?. "a. a; The 10
loaiug places
Firsi Maal. At tte engine house on south
--cuaE Rard. r. tie engine husse Or, Ca
lgEsuia street
Th.fa warl. a. the Firs, Regiment ar
Iucrg. on utaa street.
Fourth Wasd. ~ the BclltoTu eu-ing
house
10 otbsr Precincts from o'clock D. IN 10
p H. 81 the usual yesfnE plasrs
IL accordance With a resolution Of he
ie-r-'srss. central COMMITTEES. IL Is recon.
,ae9fie1 i1a; "a q precinct b. represented
- tis 9uiy eierfEa crieeaf4s Whenever IL la
Is'ssiti.e i0' them al % attend. and thai II.
esss q unavoidable absence Of any cele-
sa5e, . proxy De Eifen oalg 20 q dHiy
csecied i-setntsr q t.s Delegation
:. e. HAISEs Chairman.
". Z. FORREST. seerafary
rsnflse. ~ T.. august = izs.
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T6ro IS esaadsrsbis excitement at
ufeAtfiiis. Ca ntef g Esa erui szr 1zs Lhut
EsFe aseH af3s oso3ea BE tast place
sai n1r 9tr# a'aa7. Meas o. il v1r sfr5uz
rean'uE oat feg7 Hu&lr a aNsa 50an -a-k
Dr. 81 atar 20 th3s ear IS clear sui ctoL
ltHn aisrit .1' wards tlElagf esRu arr ESQ
2.afr sHriaE, NusH'rE aaf feas nnaVs e
sieeH ouf The ua5rf uf gfsse 5ua is
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reif ap.t Like Her snoe.


oIzEal 2 s37lsI 7 II 7 ~
She tbath5ng Tor the first time in her
rev salff-W hy. Charlie how strange
II feels just a. thozgh had ms shoes
on.
Charles- Hold up yoar loot and lets
sec.
,ha fscreaninz.-Whv. It's > crab.