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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
FEARS FOR THE MISSISSIPPI LEvEE.

Vew-O OrIeans Feb 8" The Times 'DemocIats" uS
match from Vick,burg says: "The heavy and general
rainfall. of today has CAUSED uneasness concerning ha
Ievee The river here had been rising about TWO
inches daily but in the twelve hours ending at p IN
to-day. it rose nearly four inches. Tie new omega
Levce recently built by John scott son, and Msdi'
son Parish was seriously threatened last night, ana
President Maxwell and secretary snyder OF tie eNes
strengthen IT, Planters in the neiShOorhood VIII 81
called ON for aid, and guards VIII be statloheo an
along the levee.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
FRENCH CANADIANs FOR INDEPENDENCE.

FRENCH CANADIANS FOX INDf-l E-'Ni'''
Montreal Feb. Sat the close Of d lecture mere
last night before the Club National by Uric Barlh''
edtOrn- chief Of "LElecteur" the Merclcr orgdh'
X. Lemeux offered the following resolutions:
Whereas, The Chamber of Deputies at ottawa mas
adopted an address % Her Majesty the queen, hVoW
ing among other things that IL j. the desire OF the
Canadian people tO pcrpctuatc the political Dond
which at present exists between this country and the
mother country, be IL
Resolved, That IL is the opinion Of the Club Ma
iOnal that the said address TO Her Majesty the
Queen was ln0pPortune under the circumstances, ana
will have other result than 10 ALLEVIATE from us
American sympathes At moment when public
calls loudly and eneTgetically for tho crtb
Hshment Of closer commercial relations between the
United states and Canada. That while we profess
sincere admiration for the English constitutional gov
ernment we, the members OF the club desire with
ali our heArts the cStablshpent OF an Independents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
IyDIAy CHILDREN AND THE LAND BILL:

Carlisle, Penn, Feb tspeciaD-The anniversary
Of the signing OF the Indian Land and Severalty blu
was observed with appropriate services al the indian
Government Training school in this city. over 300
Indian children participated in the exercises Inc prn
cipal features were an original poem written and read
bv Jimmie Wheeler flag drill several declama-
tons and songs. The attendance was large: To-
night there was a general discussion by the indian
children OF the merits Of the Land bin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
NrtyG NEW LONDON FOR DAMAGES

New London. Conn, Feb. s.-Jamcs d. Lehmer, Of
Cincinnati who owns land In this city through which
tbc now boulevard runs. has caused papers 10 be
served ON the city for $4,000 damages. More suits
are likely to follow Property owner, along the line
of the boulevard paid >c~-ucnt, for thoroushiirc
eighty feet wide while sixty feet only given. They
will demand That they paid for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
SIXTEEN cCLPRIrS AT THE WHIPPTNG-PoT.

Wilmington, Dell Feb. 8.-As result OF weeks
sitting of the Court Of oyer and Termlner' sixteen
men, OF whom three white, were whipped at new"
castle this morning By Sheriff Allen. The total num-
her of Ia,hes administered was lO3 Inc "uPPls"
took place u driving rainstorm' Ju9V prior ~ 'l''
,hinni,g = nardon wa, received from Governor Blgss
ror,itting the ten lashes in the Of Howard j..
Woodward convicted of stealing some money: IhLee
f the nrisoner who were to have received SIX hshe,
each for stealing chickens h1d one ldSh edoh Ioi''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

"
The SATURDAY half holiday maker had bad time yes
teriay. The rain. u,hcrcd IN by ligt ialis oi snow
and slcet, began at O'Clock on FRIDAY hisn' anu WIN
scarcely onv intcrmSio continued far into the dark
moss Of last evening The rain is part OF the storm
from the southwest said sergeant Dunn yester-
day. 1T is now centred on the coast near Georgia.
and il has brought heavy rain with high winds every
where east of the Aeghanes. II Will pass OIL tho
coast tonight There IS another big Storm from
Dakota, just north of Us. THIS Storm "hlch Is now
central in the Lake REGION brings only snow, which mas
,lIep heavily over the whole of the lakes, and In
G,nado and in New England. It Is moving north
eastward. and will go OF the New -Englan1 COAST
picht hehind that storm comes a severe cold wave,
which has already reduced temperatures In
The Northwest and Mississippi Valley about 80 degrees,
smd nv to morrow morning thermometers in New
York win probably touch the "A point. The weather
will clear however,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
MURDERED BY UNSUCCESSFUL ROBBERS.

Troy. y. Y, Feb. s.The house Of Ransom Floyd
n farmer seventy years Of age. living near West
mort Essex County, was entered by ma kcd burglars
last evening The robbers demanded Mr. Foyds
money or his life and when Mr.. Floyd refused 10 give
ucm any moncY. they beat him until lie was uncon-
,,iou. and pounded his wife TO death. Nr. lloyd
had recently sold piocc 0 land for $1,000, ana t'
money was In Tic house, but the murdcIors tailed "
and it, Thev have not been caught,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
Grrsrs or A norEL NARROwLY EscArE.

Mansfield Ohio Feb s.-Tho cast wing ot the 81
lame, Hotel on Main st., was euttcd 10y hIo dt D
O'Clock this morning when ala Tlo'o'o u""'eo'
., .,,,,,,,d il, the laundry where il smouldcred so
L,n. that tho house was filed with smoke before
H. was discovered Tho guests on the iourth moor
vhcr, ,hc smoke was dcnsest escaped by lauders ana
w." -, - ,,'thout injury Those on the floors below
made their exit, down the stalrways. mere were
f1rtv .hve transient guests but none were injured
ihe cast wing i'm which were located the Kitchen,
dining room laundry. otc was gutted Tho hotel
cmplpyc, lost all their clothing inc lire VIII
nc,,.itate the closing Of the house for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
los ANGELES RIVER MAKES A NEW BED.

Los Angeles cal. Feb 5.-Great damage has been
dona hv the IO, Angeles River. IL has changed lts
course at almost right angles just |cth OF the city
limits. and after crossing the country for SIX miles,
en,ntic, INTO the Old san Gabriel River The inunda-
NON cover, a large area. \ large number OF orange
,,i,rt lemon and other orchards almost ruined:
,rong crops in it, course are de>troyed Inc totdl
damage in this locality Is estimated at S'oO'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

POSSIBLE RISE Is ATLANTIC STEAMER RATES
Berlin, Feb 7.r-The Hamburg Bocr,cnhAile' SAYS
that the directors Of the tansatlautic steamship fne
recently had conference at Cologne upon tho subject
of increasing the rates both r passenger and freight
,rc In ,cv Of the rise be- the price " ooh aud the
general increase Of wage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
,curov THE NEw.JERsEY COAST.

Long Branch. y. j.. Feb. e.-The wind blew with
terrific force last night, tearing down chmneys and
uprotng trees. II rumored that two vessels
were ashore between Long Branch and sandy Hook;
but the uImor proved false The tide Is running ful
and strong Tile buf of Occan ave, Long Branch, mas
heeu badly cut out in several places
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Boston. Feb. s.-The Massachusett, Humane society
has awarded gold medal To Captain Norman H..
Farqular Of the United states steamer Trenton Tor
extraordinary courage and bravery displayed IN the
rescue Of the officers and crew Of the nIted
states steamer Nandalia At Apla, samoa, March lo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
WARM AND RAINY IN BOSTON.

Boston. Feb. s.-The weather in Boston to-day has
bcen uncomfortaby warm and rainy. Yesterday was
= cold day and threatening, the mercury dropping "a
ten degrees above zero in the morning. AZ II a. m:
to dav the glass indicated 80 degrees. Inc Wuo
reached che speed Of thirty mile, an hour THIS morhHe
and rain has fallen almost constantly since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
Iy,RJJTIES OF SrIMPSoy G 90.

springfield, Mass. Feb. s.-The liabilities Of c. y.
Stimp,on ~ CO.. pianoleS manufacturers, who sus-
pended payment. arc about 10000. They have
made their creditors offer of 20 cents on the dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Mr.. GLADSTONE DECLINES AZ AMERICAS OFFER.
London Tcb. -.--Mr. Gladstone has again rc'I-"'
an offer made by a Lrm ot American p4hi .h.rs oi
$4,000 yearly for everything Doc vrtc- for Tire paalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

THE COURT House ~ DALLAS .HN' II "',''''
Dallas Tex Feb. S-rhc Dallas County Court
uou.e with nearly all ii, contents, destroyed by
err, this afternoon. Tho district and county clerk
record, and the content, Of the county treasurer
Office were saved in the nrcpropf vaulti Inc 2s9 Is
CstIm,tcd at $50 900 Insurance, $4,000; mostly III
leading Eastern companies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
THE plscoNrENrED DOCK LAnoRERs.

Loudon. Feb. The dock labor'r' and carmen
have withdrawn their manifesto against the employ
mont Of non uuion mon 4 counci between the union
mon and their cmpl0ycr- D., thus avoided.
The dock abOrrrs at Dundee VII strike on Monday
for an advaEcc in tucr wage, oi ld. PEI hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

nationality in The vast domain Of British North
America, free from all European attachments
The resolutions, which adopted amid cheers'
caused excitement among English residents OF Mon.
treal when their tenor became known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

Paris. Feb The election Il CaiFinh'c Tor Ion-
Iou-c ha. been qua-hed by the Chamber of Deputies
by a vote of 40 60 :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
THE PARIS OIL MARKET DEMonALlznD.

Paris, Feb. at was announced on the oil market
10 day that large operator Wa, In dinicultica. The
announcement caused Generalization in the market
and an adjournment Wa taken Uuul Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
DOM pEDRo,s DEMEyTED GRAYsDoN.

London Web. 8.-Prince Augustn~ Of o'Nc CobnI r.
grandson Of Dom Pedro, Emperor Of Hr'@L '
suffering from dementia. lie has been paeu il
an asylum GrdtZ Styria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

PLAN FOR TIE TIIEOl OH SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
ii. pctcrsburs Feb. s-Thc committee authorized
bv the Government has prepared plan for the
tbroueh Siberian Railway, f. be- completed in ten
wears The total length Of the line b. 10 be 1870
ruiIc. and the total cost 10000 900 rOublc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

TIE CAT-E OT kING NTINNTo DtFKE9SIVN.
PARIS Feb. --Nan. cN King ~ 0cryia. recently
lost 300 600 francs while gambling at Monaco. IT
wa the 10, Of this money that cd Dis depression
and ,cd him b threaten 10 commit suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
,opn sALISBURYs PORTUGUESE POLICY
COMMENDED.

u.xcu PROBABLE AT THE FOREIGN OFFICE
IMPORTANT FINANCIAL LEGISLATION IN
y1Ew-THE REASONS WHICH LED THE
TINES TO COMPROMISE THE PAR
NELL LLLAwsUIT-TRIAL OF THE
BISHOP OF LINCOLN
tBY CABLE TO THE IRIBUNE'I
Copyright: 1890 BY The Ne0 YORK 1T'0""e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-09

NO%~IGN0R SToNoE CRITICALLY ILL
Rome. Fc7. -.-Non-.cu"r ~t'nor ., critically III
Ifh pneumonia.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-31
Notice to dog owners.

village ordinance No. II provides that
n yearly license OF two dollars $1,000,
be paid on every male and female dog
over the age Of six months. and that in
the event 81 the owner OF amy such dog
or dogs failing 20 comply with the pro-
visions of said ordinance No. IL, the dog
or dogs rhnl be destroyed by the village
marshal.
Notice is herebygiven 60 alldog owners
within the village Of Crystal Falls that
any dogs found running ut large within
the said village ON and after the first day
Of June next. without bearing the proper
tags as provided 10y said ordinances, viii
be promptly destroyed. Dated this 9th
day of May, 1890.
q. $. MAIN, marshal.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-31
SCARLET FEVER.
THE TERRIBLE DISEASE GETS A
FOOTiiOLD IN THE CITY.

THERE ARE SEVEN cAers ALI. rOi.D--TIIE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSED AND EVERY
EFFORT BEING MADE TO CHEcK
sritEAD--lIsTORY or THE MS
EASE SYMPTOMS AND
TREATMENT-TIE LAW.
oF DlslNrEcrANrs
, 1890-05-01

fropcka Western School Journal.t
After listening TO English, real
and alleged. under various suns, and
In places aud provinces far apart,
wltlhln and without the United
States, we feel moved to conclude
that the best lnglsh-shall We say
IN the world?--is spoken IN the
Northern Mississippi vallcy-thut
part Of the United States which is
bounded on the east by the Alle-
ghany mountains, west by the
Rockies, north by CnnudA, south by
Mason and Dixon's line. What?
Not excepting Boston? NOT because
nc "a certain convention held rccent-
~ we heard nm educational chief
nom Boston say, 'I'his is the soss
of all the evilr Aud how about
the imperial city ur New York?
Well, the children in her schools
pronounce 'niurnlurn "muymuy;n
'blrd,p y ''boldn "nurder,n "mtiv-
dcr;" "parA. y "pawk,N and at the
convention aforesaid several New
York gentlemen repeatedly invited
10 The glOrics of "the i'm
pcfial state CT New NOlk.n
In the Quaker city, too, there are
pcculiaritles Of pronunciation, really
charming pecullnritios-d depending
somewhat, OF course, unOn the COM
pleXiOn, general appearance and
vivacity OF the speaker but, never
theless, the pronunciation Is not nc
cording to Webster nor Worcester.
"Nor ~ 'now;n "go.n "gnN.i
nroad.v ''roid;p "boat,D sbout -
'.day,b "dahceW ''rlln,n "mhoen,n
etc.
Getting down to Washington one
would expect to 1nd correct pro-
fiourishing luxuriantly,
hut the inilucnre of the south Is
plainly disccrnihle In the speech Of
The natives. "iwo dallahs, "Cmah
of IA and Foteenth strcels,n "Nlalah
+" "Nes, snlfi-thcse and
similar expressions can be heard at
every street corner
so we return TO our original propO-
upon the whole, thc
people of the Upper Mississippi val
ley speak the best English, Hut
here uDo there are conspiciuus de
fects. Such words AS calf, half aud
laugh are pronounced with an eNas-
penting flatncas on the sound Of a.
1'hen, toO--but here IT viii be wise
10 stop, lest, pcmdventurc, we might
the stability OF our prupo-
sltlon.
, 1890-05-01
ausrL1Ne RosALIA.


Sketch of It's Business and spocuia-
tions as 20 the Future.
RosNiIA, Wash, April iD.--This
town Is about thirty-fivc miles from
spokane Falls on the line of the
Spokane n Palousc railroad. II
contains 800 population, and Is the
center OF n grain and fruit section OF
nom ten 10 fifteen miles around.
I'ogive one ala idea Of the amount
Of faunipg douc SURROUNDING
Rosalia, the firm of Anderson
Brothers, OF Rosalla, say that they
viii handle this season fully 2OO,0OO
bushels Of grain, and other parties
here Will handle 6OO,OtO bushels he
sides. They also say that in all
probability they they viii dispose
of seven carloads Of farm inplc-
Inenta, ihnc to four carloads Oi barb
wire. fifteen 10 twenty carloads OF
lumber and from three to i've ear
lords of shingles, and arc also SELF
ing very large amount of hard
Nnre. li'hcy have been in this sec
tion Of country for the past ton
Year,, aud are h1lY posted about
the country surrounding Roeulia.
J'l,ey cislim that the hrelilipg up OF
isew soil in this section will reach
s,O00 acres thls year, hut that the
G,r1sleri nf lneselit need money very
badly, aud that grisimill and
l,anj., also "a saNmiil are very mucli
needed here, mud " proper parties
meaning bueiness win aefec Ia start
theni they viii take stock t. the
iisnount al from sb,pDJ 10 SIu,0OO.
Ifrnirht rites 70 liosailn are libcfnl.
W. r. Bi0ipn of iiosalia, AIder-
sol. liit,s.' representative, has just
returned from trip 10 iin,k Creek
like. twenty miles southwest OF
1sosSsIin, and Hpys lie AlW 500 acres
oi wheat, owned by a Mr. Miller,
which wns plonfed lSssf Gsll, slnud-
lug fur lDeiins high, and loOl,cl rs
fi.,c ~ any lac ever saw. Mr.. Blaine
ts.ss fhe yicia this year wall be
unch ere3tcr ulnn OVER Dclorc, aud
fhffc Nss coissideiriDio naw sOii
icing brokes, up. l'hey have QUE
railroad. rnnit9pn q l'alQuso; one
chDirk, uillon; sue clsOol, s,ra,ico I;
t,so hot1ls, fifn3i "a ,H0uso and 1oltou
Isotil.ft finc nlsln t-icgafofr, NoJth-
sfu Iwcihr Elevator Company, g. q.
E;cypfcr S'dlHra1y, g.. n Ivitoa'K
Mar.iurlrf' Anderson, l<cndrlck sx
"a. aud q. iSpnfgcOn's; Two livery
1,thhIsp J.LpdhptleT aud I'm Atnle
>ir'a; o,ss pliyaIciap, IN. Lcpnsn'd;
|u},c JAntif! itr- itieliardsoD, one
: .II<rse n ptf. IN. I.fs,liard's; one snil-
s|1Iky ktsts. Mias Grace Andorson'5
, 1890-05-01
Punotarcd the Roof OF MS Mouth.
fCeufralin Np,ysT


Little Kenneth Peel, IA boy only 4
years old, fell down last evening
ard iabbcd rough stick through
the roof Of his mouth into the nasal
cavity, making u hole nearly half
au inch IN diameter Thcsuck was
nbout two feet long when he fell ON
II. but It broke OF about SIX lnehc,
long. The little fellow rcsolutely
took hold Of tho piece with both
hands and manfully pulled Il out,
though II wns sticking at least two
inches through the bony part. of
thc roof Of the mouth. Dr. Smith
was called In, and, owing TO rouph-
iicsr ar the vouud, u wns feared Tor
so1rc tame That piece Of the ragged
SticlS was broken of ln the wound.
n was decided so administer an am
a.pthctir, and together with Dr.
icltel clloroiorm was given and n
thorough examination wns made.
'fhe wound, though serious, Will
probably soon get we'll. Tho boy
wns luici lively this morning Ia
spite OF last nights es pcricnces.
1'hr boy was probably not half 30
s,1a1ncSl as his mother, who waA fn-
able to he present during the exam
ination ON account OF nervousness.
, 1890-05-01
NORTHWEST NEWS.
A Batch OF Gleanings From
Chelan and Vicinity.
4 RAPIDLY GROWING TOWN.
Interesting skotoh OF Rosalia--A a
Fine Wheat Ficld--The
Fruit Crop


& cifELAT, April ls.--chelan grows
apaco. Nearly 40 buildings have
been started. Not a desirable LOT
will ho lcft In sixty days IL the
.-,, a.'r,.1'. ,,ft..s.ss,
~
II saiinouneei tliHt our lands arr
70 10 placed upon tllc nharkct May
~, 1850. This is good news 30 ali
the scsiicrs
r.li, ,.,,.e,,. 49,, , =,
''""N "''e rn' ~ 80" ~
'' "'', .'',.'''','o ~ "' ne"
etpw Jtiet butt at tlieian. Mr.
Wholcy expects to bring his family
and mako tilIs pluce his permanent
home. Welco,ne.
n,....,.. fs,,.,,.,,,,. a,d Nf,,.,,....,,
sv,,. .'...,,, !, " ,'''..n'
- "e'.' VIZ, ''a,o ot~neu " hnru-
wfv Store NJ 'hehhn' me hrin
hefc VIII be Known ns the chclnn
Hardware COnlnafiy.
A. H. Nichols Of NI,nnoano,is
= ON his wav 10 t,h,lan viii I. ia,y,
~1<..,b ~ ,,..,-,t ~ ,.',.,,,...'', '''s'
r,~ - 5000. ','e' ~ "'''u
t,'',''r'''o' ~ ~ Hehry VIII soon
epSh = store "a Town.
~.,e vs. .o'er nhs patncr shop III
~ pHrs.
r ~ ''''''" mus new meat
ssNo. ss
~: ~ y. hnyicy M puttlng III
sk'r , nAsu,cs ,.r in ms new drug Store.
Inc Wn-ntnHlou LAM anu I'M
p5uveinenl Soinpany are putting up
W'f' nui,iNei o. houscs'
Eins. =. foiier ~ doing = prosper
o1ls p't7'ness III her new boarding.
e
hus'pipn brotnens are kept con-
, 1890-05-01
LOVELY CnELAN.

Progress Of improvements delightful
Trip on tho Lake.
CHELAN, April 23.--Ncarly SOC
houses ARE up or in course of con-
struction upon the townsite oi
Chclan.
j. Elmer West. Of the Big BEND
/ National hank, davenport, Wash,
and George W. Temple, of Spokane
Falls, were guests of the Hotel
Chelan April 10. These gentlemen
were very anxious TO go To the head
of the lake before returning, but
We're unable to do 50, ~ the steamer
was up the lake aud their time was
too limited to allow them TO remain
until the return of the boat. They
left for Wntcrvillo on the Goth, fully
determined 10 spend their next vaca-
tlon on beautiful Lake Chelan.
The steamer City Of Omaha went
up the lake the lS,h, with Messrs.
Moilit, Grutt, fadcliT and several
other gentlemen rom Davenport,
Washington. The lake was rough.
Al Woodin acted AZ pilot and Joe
Graham ~ engineer The trip was
greatly enjoyed by all. Large herds
of goat aud deer were seen from the
boat. Three goats were captured
and large amount Of trout We're
caught by the party
G. Gaddis, rcpresenting the pop
ular house of Stavcr & Walker o.
Spokane Falls, came to Chelan the
2ist. Mr.. Gaddi- made the trip by
sail to the farm Of Wapeto John and
returned the samc Jay under IA fresh
breeze, Mr.. Gaddis says II beats
walking.
A. A. Graham, manager OF the
Washington Land and Improve
ment Company, has gone TO Allnira
to bring in his family. Mr.. Graham
and family are welcomed 10y all.
a. +. Nichals caine In from Min
ncapolis April 5, aud ut once COM
menced the erection of n large
store building on Woodin avenue.
William Donaldson of Dayton,
WASH, returned to Chclan the
18th, with several fine teams. Mr..
Donaldson Is here 10 stay.
Dr. A. S. Haylcy has sent n team
10 Waterville TO bring In a portion
of his large stock of drugs.
S. ID. Pike Of Foster creek, was ut
Chelan the 2lst.
FROM RosALfh.
Opening of Spring Trade and Farming
Operations Gengrni Notes
, 1890-05-01
Rulers or the Republio.

TOhtlsllNn Union.
what Is n rcpubllc?r asked o,,
official of a candidate for naturnii'
zal ion. "Shur'n | don't Know y
"What is n mOnarchy?n "I don,
know" aud So ON througb n s"ri, @
ol questions, At last tho wcnrlrJ
Official handed u copy ur tho CON
stitntlon to the applicants spons"r
and said: Take this man out md
Instruct him lutlc.n I'm tba
course of fifteen minutes the "caw '
gnill'ess pair" hurried back into ~,
presence OF the representative % ~,
The. United States govrrnnon, "
IT'S all right" cried tho snnm,nr
"Fyc rid tho constltootlon to pa;
and he's virry much PLACED will
, 1890-05-01

Here In Vienna n cOn-idcra hIc
sensation has been created ia the
upper spheres Of society hy the en-
[ pcrOr- sharp words Of ccusurc adj
I dressed tO some Of the greatest mo-
bles pu the subject of the inho-pitn-
hlcaltilude of the uristocrucy toward
the foreign diplomatic corps. The
OH Niennesc uristOcracy constitute.
what one might almost describe n.
one great family. Nearly all its
iurmbcrs ARE related to ono nunIhcr.
and Christian names are suhrluucts
and tho prouOuu "duh ARE far iuorp
frequent than "A moro curpmouiuu,
form OF address. Tie cnu.o.
quoucc is that Nicnncgr sn.
ciciy Is exceedingly exclusive,
more SO, IN fact, than anywhere else
u the world; and unless a dipluuint
happens To- possess mply reucru-
tons of bluu-hloodpd ancestors he h.
apt to find the Austrian nristoc-
rncy cold and inhospitable. Thr
iHujGrty of the foreign diplon,iis 81
nre wherefore either lcft To their own
devices or to the attention of I'm
"haulc finance" and pnrvcu'l M
bility af exceedingly modern Limo
age, Indeed, there are numbers of
am hassadors, ministers and secrc-
taries who spend years here without
ever being afforded an Opportunilv
oil coming into contact with Ibs
ancient mobility otherwise thuu nt
the official court balls and entcr,
lalnnents.
, 1890-05-01

a telegram from Pierre, y. D.,
says: An official boiler Inspector, In
this city, to-day found the 'blc,,ched
skeleton of n man In the mammoth
boiler In the lgas-works. The boiler
has been In constant use since Janu-
AIRY | +, and the Identity of the man,
or how he came. there, Is u mystery
which nobody seems able To solve.
The flesh was all boiled from the
homes nnd his boots. Some shicds OF
clothing aud n few coins We're all
that was found.
, 1890-05-01

lNW"flh 'b' N'lIotohlst.
On Friday evening Of this week
Grand Master Stevens, of Oregon,
who exercises Jurisdiction over the
Ancient Order Of United Workmen
In Oregon, Washington and British
Columbia, Will arrive in this city on
n fraternal visit to the Two lodges
here. He will be met at the wharf
by dcputation from the two lodges,
and ON Saturday evening he will adj.
dress n meeting of members OF the
order In the room of No. 10 upon
the principles and progress of the
craft.