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Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

DUBLIC SALEs--b. W. sTIDHAM &
- Son. auctioneers, are prepared to call
city or country sa,es Al moderate prices. Any
parties wishing TO employ them should call on
a. 9ass sna n e he
pay the highest prices for secondhand furni-
tuTe, carpets, etc. l.. W. STIDHAM& SON.
Telephone No. SIS. JAM w-d&w
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

Go to George H. Murphey for your
sideboards, book cases, ohefoniers
wardrobes, tables, writing desks and
fancy rockers, nlso . full limo OF walnut
and oak chamber suits. 800 6hipley
atteet,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

nv IA thoCht ~ Aahft ohaths
The following personal property: -Four head
of horHeB. II fniieh cowGs some with calves bv
their sides. others sprinKing; head Of young
cattle. 8 shoats, seed hog, ducks and chick
ems. . farm wagons, dnRout. market dear-
born. cart hay bed. basket sleigh, hay ladder,
roller, mower end reaper, self binder, grain
1...i, horse rake, fan, corn shelter, plows,
harrows and eultivators, carrlase poles and
800 NV $500 sbosn barnsss bsidles
collars, etc hay fork and ropes. wheelbarrow
cow chains, corn, oats and potatoes by the
bushel, hay by the ton, corn 10 tder by the
bundle, straw by the rick, Is acres Of wheat 10
THO ground, plows, harrows, cnlttvators. forks,
rakes, shovels hedge knives. beans ana peas.
Also household goods, consisting OF chairs, tA-
bfes, bed and bedsteads, stoves, dairy fx-
TEhMs..-Ail sums Of Gao and under cash
over that am cunt credit Of nine months on
purchaser giving bAnkabie note with an APP
proved endorser, and interest from date.
ELLEN HOLLAND. Administering,
Thss. Bmckin, auctioneer, Jos. IL. Krik.
clerk. - $50 l4aIEt ltw
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

Nothing more comfortable for cold
weather than pair Of mems beaver
boots. A hne line 804 Market street.
Henry Pike, Psop'r.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
on rHURsDAY.
THE iorH DAY oEyANUAKX. 1859.
ats O'CLOCK, .. m,

Ths following described real sstAts. Wis;
All those two certain lots or pfpces Of land
hornin described a. ono lot with two two.
story fame dwellings tnofcon, situate In the
CITY q Wilmington, bounded and dssczibed
Beginning q me sastsrIy side OF new
street betwesn Orange and Tatunu stxssta,
and Eighth and Ninth. ~ the distance Of
Jas feet and einuhes from the nnrthoriy side
Of kighth stroot, thence exstsriy parallel 70
Eighth street and By land Of John W. HAM
kfns, Il INT moro or lest; thence southerly
parallel 70 Nav street. % feat TX inches
more q iesa thelco westerly psfsiisl %
about feet ~ inches Wide. dividing this
nom land Of James Mclntirs, n fest more
or isss, to the said side Of Now strest, and
thence thereby northcrly 20 feet AZ tpohea
more or less, 10 the place Of bsEinning, 20
the contents Whist they may lcAlso ann
that other certain tract or lot Of hafsh land,
part Of Cherry tslsnd nzsrsh, situate IN me
Uity OF v tlminEton, aforssaid, on the marSh
o. hay road, adloining lands nov or late q
3 enry Bssson. ana BY 1slind Orsek contain.
ne about ehsrss Of land. BE- The same more
ssissd and tlssn IN sxscstlon % the prop.
erty Of walter Oummins, and It's, and % be
sold ~ ALyArlALLEN Snerin.
nhsfiiis Chasss Wilmington, December ~,
toTus ~ h.H AZ M ~ Y. 81 fNs| ttShlfffI Cz3 (
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

can be had for Coughs and Colds, or any
trouble Of the Throat, than ''Brown's
Bronchial Troches." Price 20 cts. Sold
only in boxes.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
IIsppInsss and nsalsn

Are important problsms, the former de.
pending greatly on the latter Every
one Is familiar with the healthy proper.
tIes OF fruit, and no one can afford 70 be
sick and miferable while the pleasant
California concentrated liquid fruit
remedy, Byrup OF Figs, may % had Of
our enterprising drnsaists. N. b. Dan
forsb, Second and Market. Wholesale
agent. s's3 fs55i
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

prevented and cured BY Heoper's Ano-
dyns. Best medicine for tssthinR and
collie. All druggists. .nlf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

cHERIyr,s sALr-sx VIRTUE or 4
win be EXPOSED % plbiis: ssls 4 ~
Court HOUSE. on Hskkst slxssss between
Wiinington, rev castle county. Dsiavsfs,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

Houses, s4s Madison street., and 1907
W. Eighth street. Apply at this office.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

Is Eass Fourth street. for cheap and
good produce, apples, potatoeg, lemons,
0rAnkee, butter snd eggs. Is the lowest
market price, wholesale and retail.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

CHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
10 writ of Levart Facias, 90 me directed.
will be exposed 70 public sale Mt the Court
House, on Market street, between tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the City Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
NOTICE.

ys s:. e Ss;i y s,s Sss
a., van ~. is ss,seri,st 70 settle all Ae-
The basipsss - kewpcrt " win be coptinued
~ John n. Nenbclds The retail hasinsss' 4
Hnmlngton viii ~ continued By Geo. W.
Achet. The wholesale branch OF the bust
ness ~ wilmington VIII De continued BY 1ohn
=. trAntton. Win thanks 70 our many
tlsnas TOR their patronage. we solicit rs con-
uSc ss V J sRs ssn cilr. HEwpoLp GO.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

To meet the demand for pure, sweet
lard, Powdermaker 81 Brother, at No. b07
King street, are now making a superior
article which they are putting up IN rs,
pound buckets for family use. This lard
is strictly pure and made from the very
best material.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

We deslre TO sell Ens % every person who
10 willinp TO- pay for It upon our terms and
conditions, butwe do moi wish 70 have any
prices. terms or modes Of payment
It's not right thai parties who pay, prompt
the losses and delays ofdelinquents. NJ.
BY order Of the board,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

DUBLIC SALE.
Il The subscriber quitting the fsrmind
business viii sell ~ public sale, on the roi,
leading from l{1nceetel Pike 70 Falkland
about "a mile from the latter place,
ON THURSDAY, JAN. II. 1850
cat 4 O'clock D. M, sharp,
His entire stock aud fsrniine rtcnsiIs, q fol-
lows; good work or driving hornea; 10 head
Of good mileh cows, some OF which will be In
pront by day Of sale; 4 market wagon; !
milk wagon; 4 mill dearborn; fallhg-top
puggyt a jaeger Wagon; two-horse farm
1 smalI corn piowt 1 cultfyatcr: hill side
pillow: pair twin harrowt; iDeerinR moving
machine; two sets OF stage harness. good ~
new; sets Of light carriage harness; sets
OF heavy dearborn harness; Q sets Of lead
harness.; collars; brides; donble and single
lines; lot Of berry boxes; lot Of peach bas-
kets; double and single trees; roller; forks;
rakea; hoes; shoyelsi sPades; hay and
IL acres OF vheat In tho. ground; corn and
potatoes by the busheL Dairy Fixtures, such
As milk pana . milk cans quart and pint
mezsurts, Largo cream can, ! small cream
can, 40-quart churn, butter print, etc. Z
Household and Kitchen Furniture consist
Ing OF beds. bedsteads, quflts, blankefa, bu-
reaus. stands, clocke. cfairs. tables. dishes,
carpets, InAttings, one large cook atQve, etc.
Terms. All sums Of 40 and under, cash;
over that amount credit Of months on pur-
chaser irving bankabie note With an pp-
proved sndofssr or per cent "a Z. 1ss I, psshi
W. J. Lanh, Auctioneer. j4-deed-vit
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
Fstspseo;supsriaavs Patent Flour
stands UNRIvALLED
for making GOOD BREAD
of RICH. CREAMY COLOR
aid FINE FLAVOR.
Ask your Grocer or Hionr Dealer for


For RENT,
Sale or exchange, three-story dwelling,
s4s Madison street, containing rooms,
with bath, hot and cold water. Also
1907 w. sth street, containing 0 rooms
and bath, all convenience. Apply at
this office. AAf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
DIR. THEET..!


OY METNp D5 the eniy faovn ia, eufss ss-s,.s
r.IaL and private practical ssperiense with svey rssl
sas' r ne isli Ma ~ ss,sass
SoLdoi,TkD Relief !, once. Send fuI bsei sraik@
yetzlze nnnpreI. and avoid ss-eallee vssseets 49,
enes, blood purifiers audplsnt PFanlnias 10 cu7s ~
pay. etc. They ruin thounanaa. Bssi skin n ne ~
hirs viii save nech safssina and DELAY. wris - se
tssaAg ana sninrdsz TN ID saraal III Z
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

WzLMINaroN y NOkrnnKH Is. =
Time table In elect Dec. OH. 1855. TrAinn
leave lminston tFrench streetl ~ FOLLOWED
neld. Waynes6lrg Junction. hanor, foti1pill5.
Tamaqun. Allentown, .Lebanon, W9EHsTl-
Reading =. Ri 100 ., m. and 40 p. m. 81
:. For Springfield WayneeburR Juncti0n<
Fora ana 5apsnss sna intsf sssRs psiss
y .. M. 1.Ao and 800 y. m. 5000 I. ~
Fer ooatesyille and tnternediats points q
100 a. m, .. 20 and 100 D. m, - -
For West Chester. 100 .. M, 80 and 80
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
FOR New Bridge and intermediate poIutr
AZ p. N. and on Saturday only n 6.fe sn<I
On sunday for Reading and Intermediates
points, e 20 q, m, and Tor Springfield zn1
4. .. HcoA usLHN 1; & SdHwiNxss BRraen.
euperlntendent. Cen Pass Aga y
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

NoTIcE--THR ANNUAL MEETING
S Company, e she STATE y DslAwArs, z win "
which time an election fes Ave insnafs;ss q
serve t1ree years will be held. and one year'z
interest % all deposit notes will be payable.
BIZ per- CENT interest on all balances nulount-
i14 70 Wand upwards will be paid " meinbere.
LIE sksntA q Che Company are authorized 70
ihslr ins.rs.t; 6HhisTixH fkbfGks,
" = rHAor1r' Bee. frs,a!s s;.li;
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

DEU. ION, lsss.
xH1kne um lenve Wilmington - fsIIsuG
. 6hsls,de!phis sszpIesSy 4 s@ an ca. yH{
4 III. 81; I. ss. ~; ~ "a p = ?; - ~
~ ~ a. ss IA s y y y = -
4 'iiff sssR. z. q; Is n "a " =: "a
!. sqs z !. q. !! y i ~ sls ps.
! ~ !; !! I Il; 81 n Il. a b: ; 2;
!. FoF losscn. riihoai eksass OF cars s.Mp.
icr Wet chestes, va Lsnotiu. : . sna
Ycf HsMsrf {osstrsy and intsrnsdiAss ~.
- ssd - y 2 : !. 70 "a,
ss|ta;no5s 80 ~ lins. s.is = n.
! Il rs Al !: 81 I ! hi;s
:@ s S.s q /: !. S'':,s- i;ss; ass' SIS
scrTsic NJ a ln Es ,sSs % = = u .
hszrisste1s bsisss. I'd way staszsns $40
IsY s.; ~ Z a Z; . = .. =. way
I'd HsS.s !: B B! bovss. Hsrraxssu. ana Da-
.s1s m sss 81 e; si slsA ga FONT 0ss
Leave fnlt&UEiInlA9 HIY~0 E&1c4t.- A1I " ~
nington lexpressh NJ "a 1fL -
y II n y VI a D. u 4 4 u III q " ),
a sn r. ss & ssS iss = ana =
FOR further informstion. pssssnGers arsrs-
upon which sstrs ssfsis casrSsd. -
oss; Z sTsa e.u.rs Z WOOD As
,DUHDAY xRAInu. 4f1
FOR fhilsdelphia Ssxpress), aoe z5a -,
. y. 10, II u 4 N, ~ ~, 10 and 10 20 PIN.
AceommodAtlon, SIS d n, I'm In ~
~ 10 and 70 % p. m. - 7 ~ q ,-,-,'.f7 y |.
For Qhester lexPressl sfb.o 10. u q . n.sl
. ze:o@%gS.iics z hi Al. NM IN. siod
81 II: !. XII E' ls.' * x "a ~.
vi J, Yves. cbsstsr. via Lsnokin. sisa. n..I
Sor osps qhazIss. old POINT comfort. ana
For New ossfis Klrkwood, niddlstorn,
Qayton. Dover. 1slton, .Harrinston. Ridge
vilie, eeafords Laurel ard Deimar, u g NiGht
sn. y u 4. r.. Y q. z g 10 ,. ~; sld 3 2
Leave fhtladclphiH br0ea pfxee1 for MI
=, 80 ~ III Y; 3 A snd ~, I, ~
e.la s.ss. lo.sU and q =. n ~ - =,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

N STATE or pELAwARn,
a. Az ~ Ps ss We - lIseIj y gsy stsss
AIooholic IquoIp FOR The year ie1o an6 issI.
e require9 " 5sottsn ., phapt1r l8&s vol.
lo, law q DslHsafA are hereby notInsd -
petf!e - oncs ~ ne matter VIII b placed ID
WILLIAM nkEBERr.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

PALTIMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule IN enect Dec q isasv

SALTlMohE q OHIO kAlLkOAD.
TRAINS LEAyE DELAWARE AVE m
sExpress trains.
E.h.isasigsis, week days. saaa . 70. ! g,
g. q sss =. u u a Pc e. g s q
q, 40 q, u y : mi ~ %. / %, o. az
oS.s. a. week e. a ., y . 70 g. TO- GO ID
s5S eoO Il Is IN; "a %. ! %. Q 90. sss,
!, G 4 &. s II q d g e. Is. IS
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington, 500, 81 81
NJ; 2A6, ~ 90 p mi a12 20 night an daily
20 9 IN daily except sunday. $50
;, 2 ~. nc sna fittsours. az @ night ss@
o1nsinnsa md 81. Louis. 81 81. m ana
TSo N; both daily. a. a. 10 D
singsriy accommodation, se and II 10 p
tsndsnoerx Accommodates, wosk days.
II 90 > m; as6 and b2sp ms Eunaays. ~
N, and as "a. ..ss-
sunday. For Baltimore, SIS I. m. and :. Il -
M, daily, 2.s6 p. M, daily, except sunday
Z S p. m. daily. except sunday; as !. N. N
Sunday only. 5. IS D. m. daily.
Pittsburg and Chicago exbfess daily. as
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron WILMTNG-
TON.
sa; q "a n9 e % 400, 4.sa 'a.so cd. 100
Daily. except Sunday. $50 aud 7.as q. n.
1 s5sd and o S,% p m n.
Telephone. No. 1875.
Rates 20 Western points lower than via any
s q sd s5,! W. q sS caE's HaS1s:
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

Charles L. Meiler has . full supply
meat Of all kinds ct his old stand
northwest corner OF Seventh and King
streets, ut the lowest prices. All are In.
vited to call and Judge for themselves.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
VISIT AR Is Is:s@aEHlSSaaHF 81 u LIZ "


Give Him OAn.
Go TO Mcclure for ell kinds Of fish
and oysters every Cay. Eighth street
mnrkes houso,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

FTYME BUIhnUn OE
~ IIFB, the great Med.
ical Wefk OF the age %
MAnhoed, Marcus ana
sufs Decline, } kffofs Of
Youth, and the untold
fniserlss ognaaqupntthsre,
s e; s9s ~, & u ssS az nss
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

Two years and a half ago Salt Rheu,n broke
lblislers, attended by terrible itching, and
gradually spread until 4 covered the entire
back OF the hand. The disease next appeared
on my left hand. 1 tried many remedies. INIT
could hnd no cure until L obtained the Cati-
curs Remedies, which Effected a speedy and
permanent cure. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OT

WANTED A TRUCK FARM OF
wv from 10 70 20 Acreson shares, or q dairy
farm on the thfrds, or will take . yearly sals-
ny No children and have had Is yearE expe-
Renee. Address II w. JON KY,
J7-ttdltwo Newport, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

R SALE on EXCHANGE vol

clty property0Fa ANAL farm uear the
f. W. scrce OF land, good quality for raislng
o. Frs4ss: Les n an road sces ,hrS,agh
|Arkes stop close 70 the farm: - acres OF
, BRICK clay on Tho farm; mari bed on q c
/i good dweliiuf; poor barn; with n
|esss wiz, a. RKxNOLps, wii.s Del
ia d1i.tf
Daily Republican., 1889-01-09

5OAP, 25c. REaQLVENT 81, Prepared By
he POTTER DRUG AND tHEhiOAL Co.,
"a pages, 50 ilIustrations aud 10 Testimonials.
, 1889-06-27
ORDER To SHOW CAUSE.


Territory OF Washington, county Of Spo.
kane, rs
In the probate court OF said county and
territory.
In the matter OF the estate Of Peter
Quinn, deceased.
Order to show cause why order to sell
real estate should not be granted.
On reading and filing the petition of.
II Quinn. the administrator OF the estat,
OF Peter Quinn, deceased, praying Tor an
order 10 sell the whole or some portion OF
the real estate ofsaid dcceased
1t Ia ordered that all persons Interested
In the estate of.said Peter Quinn, deceased,
be and sppear before the probate court OF
said county and territory, at the court
room OF said court In Cannon q block In the
city of Spokane Falls, In said county aud
territory. on the 10th day OF July. 1880 at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, .hen and there to chow
cause why. the prayer OF said petitioner
should not be granted and an order made
oy tnis court In accordance Herewith.
IL Is further ordered that n copy Of this
order be published weekly for four success.
sive weeks before said day Of appear
ahee In the spokane Falls REvikw,
newspaper printed and published In
san county aud territory.
Done in open court this 18th day OF
Juhe,S ID, 1889. MILLARD 4. hAarsoN,
Probate ,fudye
, 1889-06-27
THE UNION PACIFIC.

The visit OF the Union Pacific officials
to Spokane Falls yesterday was an event
of great Importance. This company is
one of the strongest in the United States
and has system of railways extending
into all parts Of the West where there is
work for railroads to do. The manage.
ment perceived the growth of the con-.
merce of this city, investigated the proba.
bilities Of continuance of its prosperity
and the opportunities for throwing out
feeders into the rich agricultural and
mineral regions with which the city is
surrounded, and came to the con-
clusion that 1t was to the inter-
est of their road to reach ou
for share Of the business that
is bound TO be concentrated here. The
first result was the immediate construction
of the ioad from Rockford to this point.
This means great deal for the future
benefit Of Spokane Falls. IL means not
only a competing line TO all Eastern rail-
way centers. but direct connection with
the rich and vast agricultural regions
which it penetrates, and will increase the
Wholesale trade Of this city. The main
line Of the Union Pacific traverses one
of the most interesting regions OF
the continent, through the Missouri valley,
across Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Wyo-
ming, Idaho, Utah, and on to the Pacific
coast, with branches extending up into
every valley, with magnificent views Of
mountain scenery, and with converRing
lines connecting with all the other trans
continental roads. 1t will complete the
system which makes Spokane Falls the
railroad center of Eastern Washington
and all the inland empire tributary to the
metropolis Doubtless other extensions
will be speedily constructed which will add
to the Importance of this city as railway
and commercial center and will assist In
building up live stock and grain market
here equal to that which made Kansas
City the rival of Chicago. 1t will assist
materially In the development of all the
varied resources of this city and guarantee
that II shall forever be equal to Denver
or Minneapolis. The people of Spokane
Falls extend cordial welcome to this
great railroad.
, 1889-06-27

PPoKANE FALLS will TO honored to-day
by the presence of Rev. DR.. A. w. Spen.
Ger of Philadelphia, one of the most
distinguished pulpit orators in the coun.
try. His mission out West i, to encour-
age church extension. Through his efforts
and those OF his co-workers the neans
have been procured, at a low rate Of inter.
est, for the construction of great many
church edi6ces in new countries, where
the congregations would have been unable
to build without assistance from some
source. OF course this work can be sue
cesstuly conducted only upon business
principles, and it is part of Dr. Spencer a
mission to ascertain the value Of prop
erty in this part of the country,
that he may be enabled to report as to the
amouut of money that may be safely
loaned on the several propositions as they
are presented. This will result in dis
seminating among a large class Of in
vestors valuable information concerning
the cha rscter and resources Of this coun-
try, ami this visit will prove beneficial in
more ways than one.
, 1889-06-27
Probate Court.

In the matter of the estate OF Annie
Lindsirom. deceased; Ordered to post no.
tice on application OF guardian to sell real
estate.
In the matter of the estate of J. NJ.
Jones, deceased: Will admitted to pro-
bate and Malipda A. Williamson ap.
pointed executrix without bonds.
In the matter OF the estate of p. A.
Palm, minor; Order to post notice on
application of William Palm for letters of
guardianship.
In the matter OF the estate of Caroline
Abel, deceased: Order to post notice on
application of j. +. c. Abel for letters Of
ad administration.
, 1889-06-27
In Milo Gulch.

The vast bodies Of quartz in sight and
the liberal display Of native silver In the
Last Chance mine shows conclusively that
the same quality of ore Is found here in
as liberal quantities AZ elsewhere on this
unrivaed mineral belt. The connection
between the upper and lower levels was
made on Tuesday, June II, which gives q
good circulation of air in all the workings
Of the mine. The west drift u 100 feet in
length in the ore chute with an average
width Of Ia feet. The east drift is 10 30
feet and another fine body OF ore has here
been encountered. The concentrator is
running uninterruptedly and thirty-two
men are on the company's pay roll All
the machinery to increase the capacity of
the present mill to 100 tons daily, is now
en- route from the Chicago iron works of
Gsil, Bumiller & Unzicker. A Peltop wa
ter wheel has also been ordered and will
be put in place TO furnish power for the
new works. The new fume, 100 feet In
, 1889-06-27

favor thus far. That sort Of thing has
heretofore been bestowed upon Portland. &.
We must stand upon our merits. The en-
terprise. courage adm determination OF our
people can alone make US great. With
out these qualifications our star can only
be of short duration. with these
we are invinciblp. At the same
time we should bs relentless In reseniiog
any act of treachery on the part OF those
at whose invitation we have undertaken to
work out the destinies Of THE community.
The News believes In standing alone upon
our own bottom and Ia sullting the enemy
hip and thigh. We have the wealth. We
can easily give u quarter OF million to
half million dollars to the Union Pacific,
Just now smarting under it's heavy burden
OF o. r. & N. 6 per cent stock, and eager
to invade the ene'uy's country. Now is
our opportunity; it we let the occasion 20
by the history CT Leavenworth may be- re-
peated. Act. act in the living present. -"
, 1889-06-27
THREE OLD SOLDIERS.
Gen. Curry Meets hin Old Division Con
mander and Gen. 0ibbon.

Gen. Curry Meets His Old Division Com
msnder snd Gen. Gibbon.
When Gen. A. r. Curry learned that
Gen. &. M. Dodge of the Union Pacific
railroad party was in the city yesterday,
be called at the party's private cars to see
him. Gen. Dodge was Gen Curry's di.
vision commander in the army Of the len
nessee, and the two old soldiers had not
met since 1853. When Gen. Dodge saw
Gen. Curry step upon the platform Of the
car he at once called out: Come in,
Curry, old boy" He knew his old COM
rade too we'll not to recognize him at
once, notwithstanding twenty-six years
had passed since he last saw him. lie in
troduced him " the other members Of the
party and said. Here Is one of the
boys who never failed TO do his duty.
Whenever wanted anything done that
required q man In whom could place
implicit trust, J always sent tor Curry"
Gen. John Gibbon, U. 8. A., command
ing the department of the Columbia, was
with the party. He, too, is q veteran of
passed an hour very epjoyably talking
over old times. Gen. Curry said to RE-
VIEW reporter after having met Gen.
Dodge yesterday: IL shall never forget
the time | saw Gen. Dodge wounded in
the battle of Pea Ridge. It was in the
midst of that great contest, one Of the
fiercest of the war. The rebel shot and
shell were shrlekiug over our heads, and
one of them struck a large limb of tree
under which Gen. Dodge was at that mo-
ment passing. The limb fell, crushing
Gen. Dodge and horse to to the ground.
1t struck the general on the head and
shoulder, and never for a moment
thought he would be alive when picked
up He WAS terribly crushed and for a
long time walked leaning to one side.
with the injured shoulder mucn lower
than the other. In after yeas lie gradual.
ly Strengthened up, however, and the eff
fects of the injury are now scarcely notice
able"
, 1889-06-27

TEE Tacoma News speaks out in loud
defiance Of the Northern Pacific and urge,
that the time has come when the "City Of
Destiny" must be independent OF its par.
ent corporation. The intimation that the
Union Pacific may extend its line
from Umatilla by way of Yakima
and the Natchez pass 10 that city,
and that the canadian Pacific may
extend branch to that city from
the North are evidently encouraging to
Tacoma's hopes for competing lines. The
News intimates the Northern is tending
toward treachery to that city in some of
its movements, and says; "The future of
Tacoma does not depend upon favoritism; /;
We have had no discrimination In our