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, 1889-03-28

WASHINGTON, March 2G.-Under date
of Aspinwall, the 18th inst, Capt How
ell of the Atlanta Informs the navy de-
plrtment that there is no longer any
danger of rioting or insurrecting on the
Isthmus. Destitute laborers are of
a smaller number than las been report
ed, and al. are quietly taking advantage
Of transportation offered by their gov,
ernment. Only about 10 have been
shipped by the United States consul
who considered that there was no longer
any likelihood of trouble.
, 1889-03-28

!. sale Of tae 5e.z.i solJoncT5 Grace
Dolphin, lila and ANA EeeE took place
q. :.uLH, arst;aue, ,ester-sHy .a,t'rgooe
GroGs .a.-.1ss VS. manifested IN tll
saIs C.. l:ase sehnruars, and tbey vele
soJ ve-y ow.
Thc schooner Grace was purchased by
Corrigan y Lowe, II <I.525.
William Olsen purchased the Dolphin;
thc Ir:ce paid was $I,225.
Tie ala was purchased 10y !. c \ Y
on for 1880.
The Anna Beck wss purchased by "u
Indian rameI Chost9oga Peterson for
1907.
Cogrirau * low were offered 5000 foF
their bargan shortly after the sale.
, 1889-03-28


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, 1889-03-28

CmcAGo. March 25.-The grand CEN
tral warehouse. corner OF Rush and
North Water streets, in this city was
burned to the ground this morning;
building and the contents are q total
loss; the aggregate is DOW placed at $500
O09. Twice before, within a compare
lively short time this building has been
on fire. Alderman Manirrre, the owner,
said this morning that he had no doubt
they were all inrcndiary. It was gov
crnmcnt bonded warehouse, and 90 per
cent. tea and coffee in hand was Tor i'm
port duties: the owners are widely dis
tributed. Perhaps the heaviest losers
are HowIand& d Co, OF this city, who had
$3.50 900 worth OF teas in the building.
Other Chicago firms who had property
in the building, but the dmount OF whose
losses are unknown, are c. b. Lathrop
& Co., HilIycr Il Co., Falker Il Stern,
Wincman Conant x Co., ". +. Peel x
Co. Robert JcfIreys x Co, and Union
National bank. Outside firms which
lose bv the fire are Hyde d Southworth,
and ]. 5. Conant Of Boston; Siegiried K
Crandenstein OF san Francisco; Eppcrs,
smith, Windham x Co, Carter Hawley
& Co.. Geo. +. Lane & Co. and W. 2.
Room & Co. Of New York.
, 1889-03-28
Cinnamon are EctaIiaiing--- Life UnceT-
tain in China,

SAN Francesca, March 9G.-Occiden-
tai and Oriental steamer Arabic arrived
last night. bringing Hong Kong news to
Feb. 2Sth, and Yokohama adyices TO
March 1lth, Shantuns anti-forcign cN-
citcmcnt runs high. Oa Feb. 23d ut Che
foo the Europeans feared an attack from
mUtinous troops. 1t was reported that
the Chinese troops were meeting at the
tort. The mutinccrs proceeded march
ing against the custom house and other
places, and as no man-oi-war was pres
cnt, intense excitement prevailed; boats
were prepared and foreign residents
ready to 20 aboard the Chin King. Nc
attack was made, however. y mission
ary rom Chehohan states that the Chin
ese in that city have posted plac4rds out
side the various foreign residences no.
tifying the tenants that they intended 20
massacre the Christians before long.
The rebels are supposed to be 2500 in
number, 500 on horse. On Feb. 18th
500 soldiers were sent to interrupt them,
but they saw no indications OF the enemy
who are supposed to have gone inland.
The Chinese authorities declare re-
ports OF famine in Central China cxag-
gcrated, but admitted great suffering in
the northern provinces. Foreign en-
ployees in Corea have not been paid in
several months, and the mint has been
stODped
, 1889-03-28
MmrnnAins shut Drnn.

I'rr-EgEG, IaTcL "a shut dow
OF several coal works along the Moron
galela river Is SAID TO be bat the begin.
ming OF what viii probably be a genera
shut down in all pools. The operator,
to-day made a significant statement that
within 10 days all of their mines would
be shat dowE and work wonId not be re.
sumed until the men agreed TO accept a
reduction If one hall cent per busheI
which would put thc rate for mining al
} ID cents. II all the works are shut
down nearly 1000 mioess will be out OF
work.
, 1889-03-28
The Maritime Conference.

WAsHINGToN, March 26.-The United
States delegates to the approaching
maritime conference, met % the depart
ment Of state to-day for the purpose Of
consultation and arranging pro-
Eramme for the conducting of the con
ference. Rear Admiral franklin presil-
cd. Al! of the suggestions that were
presented for discussion were turned
over TO subcommittee which viii put
hem in shape of programme to be sub
mitted to the conference, and the meet
ing was adjourned until Saturday.
, 1889-03-28

WAsuNGToN, March GA good deed
of pressure is being brought to bear by
the naval officers to secure theis assign
ments to the new gUnboat Yorktown,
which is soon t. go into commission.
While this is generally the case upon the
completion OF a new vessel, the York,
town holds out superior inducements be,
cause OF her fine officers quarters and
generally good qualities. From present
indications she viii be commanded by
Commander Chadwick, now attached tC
the American legation in London.
, 1889-03-28
Some LIGHT on ,be ,Ii--fng shin.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Thc pilot
boat Edmunds reports having picked up
clinller built whale boat, in good con-
dition, bottom side UP, with Conserva
marked on the port bow. The boat was
picked up near Finwick Island, bearing
west bv north, distant sixteen or seven
teen miles, four oars were lashed on her,
and Il new painter and new line in each
end, both of which were broken, and
everything was covered with fish oil, in
Guiding the ropes. The boat was landed
at Cape May, and the pilot boat reported
on March 23d, at Fenwick Island
light ship bearing about NV hy n dis
tant twelve miles that she passed half OF
ship, whale boat, Clinker built, which
looked as if it had been run into and
split; had new paiuteE attached to II
also had a long line and reel which
were taken out by the pilots.
, 1889-03-28
MORE ABOUT THE CHAN KIANG
RIOTS.
This Riot is Getting to he a Chestnut.

This Riot j. Getting to bc a Chestnut.
WASHINGTON, March 2G.-Undcr date
OF Feb. 20, Capt McNair, 1T Shanghai,
reports to the secretary OF the navy par
ticulars OF riot at Chian Kiang. He
transmits estimates OF the value OF the
property destroyed, and photographs OF
the pcincipal places damaged The
photograph depicts the British consulate,
and shows large stone building greatly
damaged, with broken windows and gaps
il the walls. The greater part OF the
property damaged was Britt. Ii. He es.
Inmates the entire damage done as $lO3.-
ono
, 1889-03-28
opium smuggIers Held for Trial.

SAN Francisco, March 2G.-Ed. Jen-
sen, night watchman, and John Gavin,
fireman of the steamer Empire, who were
captured March 9th by the custom house
officers with $4,000 worth Of contraband
opium in their possession, were 70 day
examined by Commissioner Saver. OF
the United States circuit court, and held
in $1,000 bond, TO await the trial before
the United States circuit court. Henry
Bruno was to-day convicted III the
United States district court oi SNUG
Cling G4 boxes OF opium from the steamer
Empire, Dec. 10th last.
, 1889-03-28

The following cases were tried before
Justice Wood yesterday:
J. Armstrong, drunk and disorderly-
In default Of payment of so and costs
was given % days on 'he chain gang.
John johnson for tie same offence was
fined $ and costs, but being unable to
liqnidate was sentenced to 10. days Ia
hor.
John Tnitan, arrested for being disor-
der;y and fighting, Is found not gully.
My Black, drunk and disorderiy,
was fined 81 80 which Vas paid.
VIM. Dorian, Tor the same off5nse, was
taxed $3.50 which was also paid.
, 1889-03-28
5 Very Important MoycmeEt.---G-he I'U-
turg Of the Textile Industries "a
be Protected.

PATEEsoN, y. J., .iaEch % One uf
the most important movements hearing
upon the future of the textile industries
IS DOW under way mere. The object Is a
thTee-fUld one ard Is to elevate the char
acteT and improve the style OF American
fabrics, also 20 render the American
manufactured independent: OF Europe art
and skill in the production OF the higher
grade Cf goods and to emanCipate Amer
lean industries IN this department., from
the alleged despotism of trade unions,
which il is claimed so hgndicTps em-
pIOyers that Il is practically impossible
for them to successfully compete with
foreign establishments in the worlds
market. We have no tecnical schools,
such as are found abroad. and there Is
little or nothing dIstinctIVeiy American
in rich ana elegant patterns, and
TO a marvellous extent we are. coPyists OF
Europeau designs. Americans are rare
" admitted into foreign schools where
designing, weaving, dyeing and furnish
ing are taught, and 1t is foi the purpose
of c1aowlnE such schools at home that
the movement has been set on foot. 1t
IS { E2 backed by the energies Of the
principal manufacturers IN America, and
reprlaeutinE millions Of dollars. a pre-
iiInjEary meeting will be held al the Of
fee OF the association of AmeucG, April
9th, for the purpose OF taking the Gcces-
sary steps for Il complete organization.
The movement is "a direct strike at trade
unions who do not allow more than one
apprentice TO n certain number OF Weav-
ers. The desire is to broaden this scope
and enlarge the field and have Il market
abroad for the goods we malu'acrrre.
, 1889-03-28

The Singer Manufacturing company
have opened a branch Office with Smith
& Ellis, IN the PoutIus- -HalIer block
where the ladies OF Port Townsend and
vicinity are respectfully invited to cal
and ex smine their latest family machines
with hIgharm, seli-setling needle, and
all modern improvements; machine:
sold on small monthly payments; oil
needles, parts aud supplies for all ma,
chimes kept on hand.
nar2Glfw JAMES PETIT, Agent.
, 1889-03-28

n. ID. Hill < Soa the Druggists, de-
sifes to INFORM iAsir patrons that they
are agents for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. the best and most reliable
medicine in use for coughs, colds and
croup. No one suffering from throat
or lung trouble can use ii without bene.
it 1t viii cure seyeas eaf& IN less
time shan any other mediciUe or treat
ment. II IS the only known remedy that
vii prevent Group. -poFl4
, 1889-03-28

NV Yo"E. 2I-rca 2G. AIGerman
Cha Goeiz, Jhs..a u. J.ck-pu, Mo-
rs Izaass and EIwarl Butler were ar-
rested this morning. on indictments
found by the graud jury, charging them
with violating the election laws.
LATEE.-CLas, alias SILVER Dollar"
Smith, q member Of the assembly from
the eighth district, taken yesterday on
The same charge.
, 1889-03-28
An ErriD- student of Blackstone

CHICAGO, March 26.-Chas. J. Beaby,
a LAWYER who fraudulcntly procured 4
divorce for Mrs. \. Gordon, was found
guilty of contempt OF court by Judge
Jamicson this morning, and sentenced
to the county jail FOR one year, and to
pay fine OF $500.
, 1889-03-28
The President Gives Great Satisfaction
il His APPuintme'it Of warren for
Governor cf Wyoming,

CuEYNSE, Wyo., March -6--Ihe aP-
pointmont of James Warren. governor "l
Wyoming, gives great satisfaction. ne
Is able, energetic, and man OF hi-a
integrity. President Harrison, III car
ryfng out the home rule Idea, has ~ TINS
aT,T,Gintment considered well the wisEe-
II fhc people. and then the rejoicing Is
NOT confined to any political party.
, 1889-03-28

RED BLUFF, March "a party Q!
surveyors arrived today from the monn-
tafns, eastward and camped below the
town. As located they prepared line
that crosses the Sacramento river at
JeITavrs ferry and runs down The river,
crossing the Southern Railway tracks
vifIi1 n mila ui town. From high Of
tfr.al= il was learned that the managers
ri these srrvevOr< opened au account in
Il, name - tue .-iyl Pacific.
, 1889-03-28

PmLADELrHrs. Narch 25.-Thc gun
boat Yorktown has been delivered to
the naval authorities al League Island.
Il Is expected that the secretary Of the
treasury viii formally accept her to-day.
She is all complete except the electric
ight plant, which VIII he done in ten
dgyS.
, 1889-03-28
DisaIrning an unseen Foe.

This was some time a paradox" as
Hamlet says. Since, however, the peO-
pie of America and other lands. have
been enabled to pit Hostetter's Stomach
Bitter5 against that unseen foe, malaria,
it is no longer paradox, but an easy
possibility. Wherever malaria evolves
It's misty venom to poison the air, and
decayinG UnwhOisome vegetation i'm
pregnaIes the air, there, in the very
nliasnla, is the auxiliary potent TO disaEm
The foe and assure efficient protection.
Fever and 2Eue, billions reulttent, dHmb
agae cake, no Gnatter how tenaciously
they have fastened tbeir clutch on the
system, are first forced 20 relax their
grasp and eventually to abandon it alto
gether. Bat it is its preventive force
that should chiefly recommend the Bit
ters TO persons dwelling IL malaria ours
ed localities, FOR If is 4 certain buckler of
defence against which the enemy Is
powericss. Cures, likewise. dys pepsia,
rheumatism, kidney and bilious all
ments.
, 1889-03-28
DEALINGS IN DIRT.

Jno II Power to c + ClaDp, lots II, 10
aud 16, bIoccl Sc, Eisepbies' add; con
$!lOO
Lucinda Hastings to L Z Stewart and
Il G Morrison, lots 3 and 20, block 3,
Hastings 3rd add; con $3.50.
Chas II Kiiteuger 70 c Il Frasch and
Hattie II Maidmeut, lot /, block :, Kit
teDger add; con 800.
HI TIbbals ir and VT 70 Fl A Davis,
blk 20, \ i T;bbals jy's Ist add; con
5000.
VIVA SchIager and VT 20 Louis Frattz
tie north Sc feet OF lois ?. 4, a..d s
blk /, Peitygrove lsi add; con 500.
Anna Plummer to Lincoln II Pontius
lots aud 1, Blk 7, Plummer add; con
$500
W II II Learned aHd VT to Puget
Sound Loan & Investment Co. the Ii c
j Of c.Ii OF sec s. twp31, nrIw. con.
aIuiua a. acres; con S5fG0.
Lauis Frattz aud VT 80 Henry Seiden.
rnun, 3 acres in Hastings donation
claim; con $3.50.
w I. Morgan and vi to l. Lake, lots
Il, =, and blk II, Plummer's add.
consideration, $1,000.
Henry Lmdcs TO Emil Marx, vi, o
nwl oz swii see. Is, Up. so Il, ,rw; con
sidcration sos.
/ W. ". Fergicr and vi to ". \. Bour
land, lots l and =, blk. j., II Petty
groves add. consideration, $500.
| c. T. Clapp and vi to t I. Virdin an,
r. c. Miller, sw1ls OF sw' OF SCI Of Sc.
,, tn 2an, w; consideration $500.
/ T !. Dooiey has gone out Of town t,
see II he can get any trace ~ the i,ol
which WAS shipped Gere for MS ne5
road
4 Au,cr Marine, Geo. ~. Tlorsen anr
/ -alguu- J. Jnnseu were uutusaiizs,. af,
. Henry seiIeGDaan declared kts ietca
. tion ,a .eeaas c.'5z-u x Tie Unite,
~-a.,s yesterday.
TIE -irr- %; Size di=.rte: clur. was ia
Len 9P r' s:ay Yesterday Jy the ca-e o
Gia4eaa5I ys tLs W.tcru IuI-s
.E.Habe. G.. Tue caseo5 sIiakle- V scL'
Courzcr WI Psob-l!Y BE closed ll.
Emoraiug.
, 1889-03-28
! Plan to cahtare Rolf. GaE=ett by Nc

! Plan to Caht,sre !;or.t. ,.sE-ett by Me-
lean !:si-:.:3-.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-Robt. Garrett
ana party stopped on their journey Z,
MeEieo at san Antonio, Teas, ~.
turned about and started for Thowp son,
Vie, ca. \ special dispatch sIys this
acton Was taken on information Mex
can hTisauis hal laiL plans TO captl.T,
the party, and hold them ..- am In
nense rausome. The friends OF Garret;
say the change Of plan is merely iancy.
, 1889-03-28

The membership Of the Port Townsend
GIee Club has grown so large that they
have decided to admit those only having
musical ability. There were several aP-
pIicatioDs for membership declined at
the last meeting.
, 1889-03-28

1t will be great convenience 10 the
residents on the hin to have fresh bread
and hot rolls delivered at their door
every morning, The proprietors OF the
Liberty bakery, near the school house,
will do this ii you will leave your order
with them.
, 1889-03-28
The Gold Excitement IN Lower CaIifoE
mia Exaggerated.

SAN DIEGO, March 26.-Gen. Luis Z.
Troscs, governor Of Lower California,
has sent the following message to Senor
Valdcspino, MeNican consul here
Please publish through the press that
the richness OF the santa Clara pIacers
has been much exaggerated. None but
practical miners find gold. Possibly new
discoveries may he made, but to date the
pIacers found do not justify the excite
ment that has been caused"
, 1889-03-28
Impressive Funeral Services Over the
Remains or Stanley Matthews.

Remains or Stanley Matthews.
CncrNSATI, Ohio, Iarch -G.-Thc
burial Of Stanley Matthews, late asso-
ciute justice OF the supreme court ol the
United States, was simple and beautiful.
The remains entered the city this morn
ing, and were taken TO the cemetery,
where vast assembly had gathered
The burial service was that of the EFi=-
copal Church, the rector being Rev. I'r.
HiSc, o! Glendale. Bcsides the members
u the fatally, the justices oi the supreme
court. and others from Washington were
present Gov. Foraker, L.ea5.-e5ov. Lyon,
an members cf the Ohio senate and
house Of representatives, Henry Water
son, a. Louisville, 1Iurat iIalstead, ez-
President Hayes. and 4 committee Of
! tine Ohio Loyal Legion. Flowers from
President and Mrs. Harrison We're LETT
on the grave.
, 1889-03-28
Work on the Panama Canal stopped.

Work on the Panama Canal stepped.
New ORLEANS, March 26-Thc steam
ship Jamaica has arrived. The vessel
while Il: Colon was chartered by the ia
maica government to take 1895 destitute
Jamaicans from Colon to Kingston. d
mEica; and she also brought to this pert
80 Americans forwarded from Colon, by
resident consul Of the United States.
She reports ali work on the on the Pan
anna canal closed On the 10Th ins..
, 1889-03-28
Administering No>icg

All persons having ,l-i.us ags.n.t The es. a.I
aH Henry carlson, G=rsH-ga- tgg lyTgaF HaS-
4rl fa pr--Hu the 54EuU % jA" Uut.r7-- = -l
-fT-fG- If ru- g-fat7 o. sud deceased q"
a- rt -lr.. .u. .a.jg fr.l sue tatc q first a'sUs
ra.l5u Lcgeg. or LIE claims W.. bu ioraEs
CLARK ALDNICTI.
Admins, rstos Of Henry Carlson. deceased.
Date Of first publication, March 25,h, 1881
, 1889-03-28
Nrenther Indication.

SAN FRsHCIsco, March 26.-Indica'
tons for Oregon and Washington, fail
weather, in eastern portion; iair weather
followed by locol rains in western por
ton; south, west winds and cooler.
, 1889-03-28

:
rarty E.v.i.- ....,.~t.
WAsm....s- Capt. .1u.a-
maker, ,0mIl-..a- 3D.. Faa|.s. r-
ports 10 tAe a.E .rHaua-Ht. -..r
date OF Feb. -. IL. arrival .. d.. E.a-
dalia, under hi- cammuI, III Ar.a. s-
moa. The day previous ha taunl. un
the port side of the E.g-. h.r British
majesty ship CaI.i.r.. and tha German
corvettcs A'Irr, Olga and ELer. Every
thing has I,an in accord since the last
reports from Samoa were sent home. aua
Commodore Mullen having prepared a
full report Of the condition OF affair IN
the island II would go blythe same mail.
The Trenton had not arrived, and Com
modore Mullen, commanding the NlTsic.
reports under d.tc Of Feb -, her British
majesty's ship CaliOpe arrived or the
second OF February and relieved the
Royalist. The English paper, the $a-
moan Times, had resumed publication.
On the 9th oi February 4 severe gale
visited harbor, during which the Amcri-
can barkentine Constitution was driven
ashore and became q I tai wreck; every
thing possible was done 10 save the
barkentine. The second cutter Nipsic
in charge OF Ensign ". ?. Whytc took
off the captain and crew. The Cynsti-
tuition was owned by Nicholas Bichfield
Of San Francisco. She was built in
Philadelphia years ago, and wGs ior-
merly a steamer but was rebuilt at san
Francisco. Other smaller vessels were
reported to have gone ashore OF the west
end OF Upolia island. Affairs at ApiI
have been very quiet since the last dis
patch to the department; To molcstation
OF foreigners or natives had occurred.
On the 9TH OF February Herr Brandcs, 4
German subject and the president OF the
so called Tamasosc government Is re-
ported 10 have resigned and lei. Tor sgd
nsy in the merchant steamer Liberk.
On the 22I OF February the Nipsic
dressed ship in honor Of the anniversary
OF Washington's birthaay, and foreign
man-of-war joined in. Indications are
that the Tamasese party are losing
ground.
, 1889-03-28
The OkIaHaraa 0uestigu Determined
CssmT- = son Accent thv
CpnGitiru>.

WASusNeos, March 26.-The Gkls-
uaua question WAS considered finally at
,lc cabinet meeting to-day. and it Is re-
tPog,aI that lie presidents proclamation
VIII he issued tins afternoon.
Cramps * Son have notified the seere-
tary OF the navy Of their agreement To
tn. conditions ou which the cruiser York
town IS to be accepted.
, 1889-03-28
E1Iecting a L. =. senator for Rhode
Island.

PROVIDENCE, March 2j-Both branches
Of the legislature cast their votes for L.
$. senator to-day, to succeed Jonathan
Chacc, resigned. The vote resulted in no
election. Dixon led with an aggregate
in both houses of II, Wetmore, Is; Ar
mold, Dem.,) IL; the rest scattering.
, 1889-03-28
Formation Of the Congregational.

\ cordial invitation il extended TO the
pHblie 20 attend The exercises connected
with the formation of the Gongregation-
al church this evening The exercises
VIII he held in the N. L. Church, com
meuciBe 81 bali past seven. Rev. E'm.
e. Dawson, pustCr Of ibe Fayior Memoir
NJ church, Seattle, VIII give the sermon.
The prayer # conservation will be by
Rev NJ. s. HaTIwell @; the First church,
Tacoma, and the address 10 the church
and Tgbthand OF fellowship by Rev Z.
\ Beard. the home mission superint-Hd-
ent. ln addition to gospel hymn sing
ing the following music will be rendered:
Anthem by choir; solo: Light of the
World" Mrs. W. ". Ferrier; solo:
Come Unto Me-" &r. James Wood !;
solo: Not Ashamed of Christ" Mr.. T.
Jago; solo: Cleansing Fires" w. j.
Melville; anthem by choir.
, 1889-03-28
rrobnhIe Eai!wnx chances.

ST. LOUIS, March 26.-In connection
with the arrival here yesterday OF Edwin
Gould, it is freely reported in railway
circles that, not only is the young man TO
succeed \. /. Hopkins, as second vice
president OF the Missouri Pacific system,
but, in the event Of the resignation OF ".
II. Newman, third yice-presidcnt, hc will
be given the executive bench in that Of
flee, and that traffic manager will be
appointed. Gould viii meet General
Manager Dodge, OF II. Louis. Arkansas
and Texas, at sherman, Texas, and to-
gether they will 20 over the whole road
spending two weeks in the inspection ot
the property.
, 1889-03-28
LETTER LIST.

List o. letters urcalled for remaining
n the Iostefec It Ic:t TovnscId d, w
t, March Is, 1889: