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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

IL. l.. Loucks was again elected
president of tho Farmers Alliance,
at the meeting in Aberdeen last
week. A member Of the Alliance
who is way up in the councils of the
organization informs the GRAPHIC
that Loucks reelection was due more
to the fight the politicians had made
on him than to any particular admi-
ration that the Alliance bore him.
"lf they would let hun alone" he
said, "the Alliance would drop him
like a hot cake"
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

The Sunday issue of the Mitchell
Republican has been enlarged and
otherwise improved, after the style
of the Sunday issues of metropolitan
papers. Apropos of the Republican,
we admire it for one thing in partic-
lar,-its editorial u~tterancas on any
and all subjects, in discussion with
its contemporaries or otherwise,
stamps its editor as a courteous
gentleman. In this respect it is a
mode, newspaper.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

Muskrats in The northwest are
building, says the Norristown Herald,
houses three II four stories high,
with mansard roof and bay windows
and steam heaters in the cellar.
Some people think that it lisa sign of
hurd wiuter, but it isn't; it is a sign
that someone is lying.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06
Illinois has a law proy;dino

Illinois has a law providing a life
sentence in the %penitentiary for a
third conviction of theft. In Chi
cago, a few days since, two young
mel were sent up for life uuder the
act for stealing So, it being their
third o%ffense of the kind.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

If there isa newspaper III South
Dakota that has taken a deeper in.
terest in!this question of arteslan wells,
devoted more space to the subject,
been more in favor of them than the
GRAPHIC, we don't know it. 1t was
n of the very first papers to agitate
the matter. Not that it believes in
the practical irrigation Of South Da-
kota as irrigation is commonly under
stood but it believes, that the wells
would be worth all they cost for stock
alone, to say nothing Of the increased
dews and decreased hot winds that
would surely follow were the lake
beds filed with water.
1t is strange that newspaper that
labors continuously for the benefit and
general welfare OF a county or com
munity should so easily be the re
cipient of unqualified censure from
men whose common n seems to
stay with them on other occasions.
There are others whose praise or abuse
is of little consequence to anyone
much less a newspaper. Possibly it
Is as Commissioner Gregg says,
Somebody has to catch it and the
newspapers car stand it as we'll as
anyone" They can stand a good
deal of it without %grumbllng, it is
rue, but once iua while things go
90 far.
No one regrets more than the
GRAPHIC that untoward circumstances
operated as to prevent needy settlers
in Brule county from Immediately
sharingin the NIilwaukee's generos
ity. No one is more coenizant of
the fact that throughout the county
there is, as i'll all newly settled coun
tries, many a family i'll urgent need
of assistance, and it hopes that the
effort of Capt. Curtiss and the com
missioners to have the Milwaukee
make a still further donation will
bear good fruit. To hold it and its
contemporaries responsible for the
neglect Of others IN not applying for
coal il time, or for the opinion of the
Milwaukee company that "South Da-
kota is able to care for its own desti-
tute," is unreasonable aud unjust. 1t
is true that in season and out OF sea
son the press of Sonth Dakota has
sung its praises, i'll which labor the
GRAPHIC has sat up nights to keep
the ball rolling, but neither in the
GRAPHIC or in any of its exchanges
has a line appeared to the effect that
the Milwaukee conpany's relief in
the way of cheap fuel was not timely
and thoroughly appreciated. The
GRArH1ci is willing that the truth
should be known to the end Of the
earth so long as it is the truth.
"Ihe poor ye have always with ye'
is true of every country under the
sun. But to run down the country
and spread it broadcast to the world
that South Dakota is not u fit place
for a white nan to live in, in order
to CRAFTY a few individuals able to
pay 9 fair price for their fuel, and who
are more interested in saving few
dollars than in aiding those who
havn't a dollar in the world to buy a
pound of coal, is something it declines
to do.
The GRAPHIC is published for all
the high, the low, the rich, the
poor, the lame, the halt and the
blind-for the man who is satisfied
with the country as well as the man
WHO'S not-and among every one of
which if there is one sentiment strong
er than another it is:
Damn q man who wont stand up
for his own country.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

Prof. Olson, OF the vermillion Uni
versity, who lost his life in the Min
neapolls Tribune fire, was one OF the
most accomplished and learned men
in the West. He was but II years OF
age, and was warmly admired and
liked wherever known. His loss is a
serious one to the state.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06
Ahnnt ten thousand ne

about ten thousand pensioners re-
ccive artificial legs from the govern
ment free of charge. These legs are
renewed every five years and next
year will be the time for renewal.
A new wooden leg every five years
is hardly enough, but the old vets
don't kick. Ore legged men can't
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06
Purcell. Defendants.


Purcell, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given tl,at by virtue Of n
judgment of foreclosure and sale in the above
entitled action on the 2Jti, day of October, a. D
1889. and all execution issued upon said judG-
mont, the subscriber john N. Van HON, sheriff
of Brule County, State of South Dakota, for that
purpose appointed. will sell at pablic auction
at the trout door of the court house in the City
OF Chamberlain, county OF Brute, State OF South
Dakota, on January lUth, 1880, nt one e'clack,
in the afternoon OF that day, the real estate and
mortGdced premises situated in the county of
Brule, State of South Dakota, aud directed in
said Judgment and execution to bo sold. and
therein described ms follows: Tho Southeast
quarter. Section 6. township 1903. range IS, West
9Th T. NJ, or rs much the reof as may be snti-
GENT to satisfy said n6gmept ard costs. amount
ing in all to 0nethousand and tif,y-four dollars
and thirty-nine cents Is, 0ai3 9l with interest
thereon from date of said judgment and all &C
cruins costs of sale.
Dated at Chamberlain, S. D., November 25th
1883.
John N. Van Horn
A IL .RoHorla Ghnr,H ~ J&r,1a ~
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

The Chinese minister at Washing
ton wears a diamond ring on his
thumb. The stone is set in a ring
made from wood said to be a thous-
and years old.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

A pint bottle with a farewell
from Tascott was recently
fonnd in the Ohio river near East
Liverpool.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

Sioux City's gift to the destitute
settlers OF Miner county was $4,000
in clean cash.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06
Final Proof Notices,

Land ctfice Mt Mitchell, 3. Dnkot a, Nov. 4, 1859
Notice is hereby, given. that the following
named. se'tlerhss filed notice of his intention to
port of his claim and that said proof will be
made before A +. Roberta, Judge of County
berlain, s. D.. on December il, 1889. viz: Joseph
Bonner, for the southwest quarter of section IL,
township 105. N. Range 81 W, under his HID.
entry, No. 2S6L5. He names tie following wit
NOSES 70 prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land. viz Leonard Owen,
Henry Ohleson, Ehrhardt Eckstein and John
Wilkes, all of kives Brule Co., South Dakota.
NJ. II. Rowley.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

Congress met Monday. The presi
dents message was given to the pub
ic Wednesday.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

The Fameis Alliance meeting at
Aberdeen adopted resolutions advo-
eating the right of suffrage to women
We told you so; its in the air. Every
thing goes. Let 'er roll; let 'er roll.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

Harrison has succeeded in strad-
ding the tariff question in his mes
sage pretty effectually.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

The aMan-U p-A-Telagraph,Po Pole"
of the Alexandria Herald has got a
pretty level head, generally speaking.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06
SE.cr;fa GsIe.

State Of South Dakota, I &C In the Circuit with
Fourth Judicial Circuit ESin and for nruie Co
ahe Travellers Insurance Co. Pltff.
VS..
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06
A. Il. Roberts.
Plaintiffs Att,
AM. LIVERYMAN & HORSE OWNER

An Invaluable publication for every horsc-own
er and net a trade paper exclusively for nivcry-
nen. PUBLISHED MONTHLY All 81. A Year.
Including a horse book WORTH COLE to every
horsema. Sample copy 10 cents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-12-06

Jefers en- Jackson, Publisher
AIS Dearborn st.. Chicago, Illinois (4Os)
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29

The state Convention Nomiuates
Campbell for Goversor.

pAY7oS, O. Aus- ss.-The Democratic
state convention met In the Rink this
morning During The preliminary PRO
ssS~iinsS a mention was made ef the name
Of Cove ruoT Cleveland a. the nabiest aud
nviug Democrat. This eallei forth bong
aud continued applause. Hon h. Hssfer,
of Richmond county, was made permanent
chairman Nominations for zoYeTn0s
were rex. IN order ard ou SECOND RAIL 4
Hoa. James 4. Campbell. OF RuFts eeuniy
wss nominated Campbell Was sent fos
and a hg,ef recess vas taken.
The platform wAs rs.sd and adpp' ed. II
begins a. fillGws- f1f~t Defnoeyast ;
81 fshia Ia convention asSe % tsss.i approve
fne declaration oi pfinelp pies nA4e ~ the
National D. naaersey in y toals ia ISIS.
sna e.}ssss-fa&iy that FssFE ct Is cem mau3lng .
f,.gsuefson af tztiE fAxe~- We wikl r9n-
iiaue 10 hattie cot tariff rcf rm sBtil shs
eaase 81 fhe people il triumphant
secon1--we regard Trusts. in Ehatevei
form organized. as the legitimate Fe.Eis 81
TIE preeeat tariff sKxfeEn. and Ne demand
: reFzsal of aig EsFsf taxes "a ~ enable them
to .x!ssrs fr3yn tHs essYss exefD.tanf prizes
Tor the products they control.
Osher plsnks favor isIsf and lihsgAl pen
sion lass. and sen0nace the e. pabliesr
administration for violation al eiyk
servicx pledges The remainder os ths
platform refeis 81 state matters
The ticket wss e0Ea sefffet as follows
I&esteu snt governor, william Nanis q
Logan county iG2xe 81 the sayFesse court
Martin FallStt, et Washington cennty
treasurer. " " BArgisB. ~ tsaeruss'
county state fssssaE sss5s13ef of SrkFssss
E Casries { Miller. og Putnam etautv al
ferarQ, $50 " Lewis. u { sa "a "a =
esyqnsv. TsSmt&r b0ssf u pahlfc sggsk.
FrAnk Reynolds, cf Hs&issoa ccaHty
clerk of The sHp-eFne e0aFf. J. - -h0e
msk~x. u -eaecE county. The cunveaf %
sAS tAen a1soMrnrd
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
A DIVORCE WANTED.
Clara Larson Asks Separation BE-
cause ef Cruelty.

IAcoAs. Aug S.-John Burk, sn old
time police offender, was arrested at a late
huur last night for beating his mistress,
Lily busk. burs, il. The presence of sew
persons, struck the woman in the face.
noc king her down. and afseFwari kicked
ssr Not satisfied with this brutal act, he
'.are All toe clothing from the womau's
aek. he was tskea before q justice OF the
lace this morning and fined 500. ia de-
alt oi which be wss sent 70 prison
George Beolhro.n was arrested lasf night
Ga warrant sworn out by John Cessna
hsrgins Boothruyd With assault with .
tooihfoXd d aud Cessua bvcame engaged in
= street fraeas, IN which BssGsnroyd used a
As4lfe "a her ire& Il src.iGk several
dangerous WI unds on tie person of Cessna.
Immediately sier the sAlsy boothroyu
disappea red ana did not Il turn 10 the city
muiil last night. when be was arrested.
de was given preliminary hearing and
today was bound over until Friday at 80
o'clock, in the sum OF &l.oc.
The gross receipts Of the hall at the Ia
coma last night were $40, of which
amount between $50 ana 500 viii SO 10
the Fannie faiGock hospital.
A bi for divorce has beea fled by Clara
Larson non joan Laison. ON the grounds
oi alleged cruelty aud +nioxieaiiou- Mr..
aud Ms IArson rceani iy srrIyed IN this
city, and Larson, who is apparently highly
educated and has msde considerable
money, spen all of has earnings liz beer
saloons and other places that maf-
ris.d men should not visit, 10 tae
neglect of his family. Hts wife. " no ap-
pears 10 be conscientious woman,
struggles TO support heFself and foar ehil-
a en- by keeping "a millinery store. aud has
ben abused beyond endurance by her
scayegrsee Of ha baud.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Company
has ofds red z.seo new freight cars from
Detroit, Chicago And Lafayette.
A Young Mems Republican club was
organized las. night AZ les Tenth street
The following offsesrs were elected: III.
Hoaglsnd. president; I. A. Baker sud l. j.
Mcsraih. vice presidents: J. +. Long. re
eor,iitg secretary. l. l. Bird, financial
secretary: executive committee. L. y.
Ieysnsen, ChaFlss Cobb J. z. Chapman,
charles Segoers aud Gus Benillck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
NEWS PROM OLYMPIA.
Extensive Ihotographing OF the
Different Townships

OLYMPIA, Aug. 2s-C. A. Cook, of Ia
coma has been having photographs made
of the different townships in Vas aington
territory. including reservations and min
ing claims, for the purpose Of making
county maps. They embrace Ice sxlo
negatives, which were photographed and
des eioped from E!s;ss fn the surveyor
generals Office, sy A D. Rogers, of this
city, aud il considered the largest JOB of
photography ever aoBe ca the Pacific coasi
ia the same length uf time
Interpretations hsFe Ned tie folio !ng
ariAe!ss in secretary Whites offio. The
Tacoma Woodworking Company, capital
stock SfS3,ts9 trHsfss :. Charles H. Filter.
u liam III. Armstrong, Henry Drum. paal
: Paulsun sd Eugene b- . ashtBg. Object,
( purchase aud acquire the license ausi
Fs~hts 10 ase the machines manufactured
Il. tue Ns;iouzl Lathe AMI TUoi Com t.alsy
.-i New trsey and - sell tne products b.
sach machines within TIE state OF UresaE.
"a the territories Of Washing on. Idaho
. aa Montana: siso to ersci, masntsn Il and
I oss rafe suitable Works bQliIlug> sfl,,
sanfs for the manufacturing of Hll
nds of woodwork and woodenvare-
~-curlty state fsaak. oi Fatouss- Cgty--ts y
a. stock sssa.s CO. trustees. John 6. poy
Ii Ailsy. Julius G~liaIsa Alfred
+ coolidge aad joan Mccormack. Oh3ess-
10 carry GA the bu isess of banking =,
& t.-9s sassi fuF under the general isss .,
Washington ferfit3zy relating 10 esrTssrs
Z .,g.s Tne Academy OF Music. of sxss le-
{ Cspttsi ssoSk. s1tts, FlIststs. Matilda {
u nunphrges ana Neil Nictorix Fresh
man UhjsSt--To give snssrns tiou il
( music Ia ali Of It's branches, aud also "a
give instruction ia egoesti0n, and to con
Ter ss.zre.s usually Conferred by such In
sst1ElQns
tssvcrEsor Moore today appointed l.
wftIfsras OF &oscows idslsss. com RstsSissusl
a. deeds for " 4shingfea territory
The governor hss approved ~ : "
Ts,xrs. 81 Vancouver 1e<srse = stacy. O
lscsgs4: 7. q kaafnlan- 81 tAaeouyer
- B Mckenzie, ef Cszfax. Eh%n = ox
k-5ree. u l. hnawlss. Win 3 White
Thomas T. kArslln sna " b eolmer 81
seattle, A NJ. :. Mct'oj oRzh sni Alonz.
: Ntiklns Tacoma. Iog uossFiss public
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.
Separator 10 i,~stroyed aud ths
Feeder 1ptur~d.

naNToS. Wash, Ang. - Near Waits.
burg THURSDAY simon Tsylo- so, his feo,
esisght ia the eos-w heels Of horse a~ower
his fssc' and ankle were ground pieces.
AmpgEatSon Was ucc,sssry. II Is gate
pSSstssse he may not gccoVer-
Mss Bessie I.amsn. OF Nalia Nalls. and
Nrs. lacey foaseSoy arc gacs<s of Mrs Y.
l.. Norton
&. " BurDham was fhreShsnx wheat
frsasH TIE stack on hEs farm NJ Alto yeste~~
das, when sn explosion o-scurrVsi Ia the
= parstor. The front pat was blown Eo
pieees and parts ot The cylinder were
thrown distance of thirty ysris. D. "
Thornton, the .exdeF. WAS ~ uck and
seriously through bot fatally ia3ureC
Had b stepped from the table TO n y ace
the belt he would c. c.rtaiuiy have been
Killed. The cause of the explosion Is na-
snowa. The machine was nSw and run-
nsng q: a iew rate of speed Il IL fhoaghl
thai a tsssab of some Kind had teen placed
III she sack or isf; there by tramp
The general oPsnicn here is tnsf Hon.
X, =. SEuFsteyanr will * The kspab.i les a
candidate ss superior jasige oi this dis.
tftci. He goald nrt ouiy ~ good can.
aidsies bst would DC Fesiiy superior
ioSRe. II elected.
IL ramored here that N NJ tsoImap Is
IN training ioT the congressional rs C. he
esa so IN lbo Eilenssnrg convention with
strong f0i;ev1Bg The cooaty Repaid
NIAn convention meets ieNt $atgEday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
ON THE RACECoCksE


>AEsFs.sA, Ans. = s--Threr- % EssseFs wslls
LAZY FaasifeF wsn. Rsasnl9aa s-.eens
Leo II. tAsrd Tarae. i,tsss
Sssae ssss SaS Sxt.eath nas1s.- grnss.f.s
.s's seis. isssTy aemphIsl ssssRsi. Ssss
t1lTsa Itszse- sst.
asrtLss >sSksS a. miies-E2xens Rssle
g, Tsse, NY Sss the oaly 0hsf sssstsr.
os.e szsa fhFezsefShshs rail-s-cainss-s,
ss-si sEa ksEse svze tie sssls sszFscrN Tax
tsrTrr NFsa f1Fas. I 80
aar usis-&sia uf tiras.anS msn. <Sfts-
sastSes2 sssssssi, !ons>e sA4ri flae. 1 gS1s
g&rss at aARsto2o.
HAEfssakfa. s0aa aug. 2&-Tase frsrk
~ gt@ea zIssi the atselsS3aa~s assxa
@s-e essss. trgsgng va-Se. SID ps1-4 4fs.rssa
wsa. Nc ssa seNsaaa5. tsesavya a sa Jack
fSaYta. Bet tiEns. 9.lsi
- ssss rr0ssias-~ FarTaer Box wan
Edaia sesosass. Amy Lse third. ssseelssz znsser
s"0fth- Best uEae, aksA..
-So class, uosfsng--Ms8a Mailer woa.
Naases@sDe sscond, the oshsFS EuseG cat
ard dtsfsnesd. Best time. an.
AT xoRRIs PARK.
Ao&EI> PARg, Aug. <-Th-.c faarsAs
Inlts~-- ffe--for Knott woa ia f.I-as. ,, r.
Dee s<coisss. Orsxoa thir,i
~esen-eiSAta rntle--s' 'xtaipa w0u il. ~
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UDe Dsilt--A ASa Fisg auu Ia astA. Mas
- .ssia Secsad. kseSx shirt
tine and noe-&sg ghth s8iies-- X iiigs'oa wan
sn 's. krsaiclttts ssxsaEss.
Three tO1rfhs raSlc--8sra Iassreg Won IN
L. ussi pl~ss sesan1. Duxarf third.
Ore SID one etgsfh ynfEt>-~sArrssata Won
ID *, loe lse sseord. BRashlss third
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-29
4 STRANGE ACT.
Admiral Heneage Foreibly
Moves a German Bark.
TosED otr or rHE BsRsoR


yfsTaaEs. anx- 1-The -epo-s thsf
stee-CaDsnI Ixryia. ef yErso.sn- is inser-
Ssfef. IL ths seized s-esli1g seaoSDers - Dus
tspe- n Mxrvia, ship enar4tEcr and
esrT owner as tie Sapphire, ana Ssee-gon-
sal AEEsin aTs s11FeEes4t g<rSsHs TIE LAT
ser 1s<es t.et owu pars in any sshaessssr.
Franz. wao hiss sxared A. sn owner Of
sse sa0safnsss Et2a < Dsaaaong - hxo1sr. =
e3stxsa os she Tui 81 stats. bat fhe
&'&ex DiAmoRa is nox ewrea tpy Frank
e wss part osnsr sith L salsnsn. her
DFEaer owre-. ~ho was . Br tish sahsecs
sSd wbo wss last With al en board n an
- her seAasnSr ia the sbriag ot Is<- After
lis ssestn- AarrIs Mess or hxsed the
sessesssze- and Is isss 1er ew 4er he Is a
Brit 81 sak5eet
Al fae ealing sehtoaers which have
eiesrcs as tale aasyena aezs<@ Tor Reea-fux
.ea tAls year ars registered by British sub
5-tts sealing schooner owners termed an
association lass night
Excitement has i~eeB caused i'm saipainz
circles through Admirsl Hsnesge tssiay
foTcshly towing the German bark ] Hussesse
frpEn hes anchorage in ksgIsmaIf hsstsY
10 the hartrlr entrance. though her master
protested and tagsffsre1 The Husfede
arrived here shers time gxo With q cargo
o essal tor the navy, and sas anchored AZ
Prscr 80 disehsrsIng the last hundred
tons Of coal. Hsnssge seat word ts Captain
ksiDsrs 10 move car. IS ne desired anchor
age for ssr vessels Ills the cap ain rx-
fused 10 do. ard went aboard the asgshlp
>wiIt,aFe 10 see ise admiral ia the matter.
The admiral refa-<d 20 zee him. and .tile
the esp'sin wss ashore ne seat an osi.eer
and blue }aekess 20 move the sc, sci
sapiaIs heln r heard Of IL anu hurried
aboard his vessel and prevented the blue
isE kets from ho' sting the anchor He
claimed - he master of his sci aud
finally ~ a German eitsEen psotx~tess
against auy int rferersee on bis vessel The
herman ce.ofs had previously been run fo
ne masthead. Ine .ssieer Withdrew "a
the flagship with his men and then re-
turned.
Captain ReiBers at FIRST refused 20 see
him, bat TIE olficer persisted and the cap
tala said be would communicate In writ
ing The officer Withdrew and the captain
81 the LARK eams To fietafsa 10 sce his
agent.
While away the admiral seas steam
lsanches aud t1aed ths yesss, uut 10 the
entrance Of Esquirnalt ksrhoF, where she
lies IN an exposed position. The captain
consulted with the harboT and p.lors-e au-
FaoFisles and AReBts Robert Ward & To.
II wss Or cisied 10 tow the ytsss, ~ her
former snehogsxe. Tug has beta en-
gagged, and the vesse. vii! be lowed in to-
morrow N rning. Unless forse Is used 80
preycnf Il. The agents have written AL.
mirai Henesge, asking an explanation OF
80 femaf bic anu Qnp.esedensed an act.
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ELLENssUKG ro THE MINES,
Ten Miles OF Read Graded-To
smooth the Rapids.

ELLESSaCaG. Aug. 2s-Elghiy teams are
now working on the Ei.ensbarg & North
eastern railwss, and the frs. ten miles of
grading nearly completed. II. c. Ware
aud az engineering party are now ranniBg
the survey 0f this rosi from Port Eatoa.
on the Columbia river. to the Coneoully
mines.
An engineering psrfy under Charles Ea-
signe. United states engineer. lefs here to-
dsy fo reo Columbia riyeg To make an ex
animation OF The rapids. etc. So enah.e he
governmxn at 80 uske Improvements of
this part Of the river. and make it more
es>flV nAYigahse
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sKAsIr COUNTY POLITICS.
a Hot Fight for State senator
County Conventions

MT. VERNON, Aug. 2s.-The Republican
primaries were he'd over the county last
Saturday.
The fght vas between Tom Psyne and
G. + Hortson. of the Ssvs, for the senstor-
ship. The vote of this place stool 50 for
the Pavne delee alton snG.ii for the Hortson
de egssicu.
The Democratic convention Is To meet
here on the Sd We have not beard 81 any
themselves uI-on the altar of their party
The Republican convention vii be held
here Thursday. the 18Th. The delegssss 20
tue state convention viii also act for The
Judicial convention lof Sn~Tonisb, Skagir
md Waicum eouatesl, and VIII also act as
delegates tn choose senator from this
county and Island, .hinkl This county
Siii have two members o. the legislature.