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New York Markets.

NEW York. Aug 4.-Tne stock market opened
active, but soon got back into the old dull
and trading was entirely professional. North
western was active aud strong. and rumor that
Vanderbilt was buying Omaha made that stock a
leader The close was firm at generally small
losses. Governments duh and steady. Petroleum
August closed at 81 Tsc.
NEW YORK. Aug 4.-United States Bonds as
1854; DO. rs. 100; Northern Paclne. Il "A Cana
dian Pacihc. 1914; Central Pacific 81 Il Union Pa
cine, SS$s: htchIson ana Santa re. 3934: Wells
Fargo. 1s2: Western Union. s7I4; SILVER, SIS 4c;
Sterling. 81 S712GG4 ~
wheat-August. S3ssc. Flour. steady. Coffee.
Sl2 As sugar, 1l-l6&31sc. Hops Pacihc
Coast. 1926 Hides. i3c. COpper-Lake Sl1 IS
TIn-Spot. $40 75. Lead-DomestIc, 81 10 Iron
$40. fetroleun-August, 3 Use.
Hops are quiet and held firmly at previous price s.
There were some transact IN PacihcS at 23c.
LIMA BEANS
block OF 600 cases California Lima Beans sold
yesterday at ~ 10 Oh the spot
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sugar-Firm and unchanged
Cofee-Quiet with slight changes. Sales. 9750
bags. August, Sl2 40; September and October,
Sl2 90.
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Licensed TO Marrx.

Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to the following persons:
Charles Z. s. Dunlevy and Emile M. Dumont,
28-23
Walter +. Kasson and Ella Roberts 27-26
William A. Cedergrecn and Amanda C. Lind.
quist 27-30
Walter A. Kirkham and Mary r. Rose, 29-23.
William Ii. Fletcher and Sarah de Wolf,
3O-18.
Joseph j. Callahan and Maria Macdonald,
27-2O
Henry G. Weir and Mary l.. Lohse 24-17
26-27 a. ''
John Sabli and Agnes Titus 27-I6
John j. Neary and Agnes O'DonnelI oo-oO
Henry TURK Jr. and Mary Hauser, 2S-2l
EoWsfo u. OsDoin and Alice T. Bullet 26-25
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THE PR SPECT.

Metbinks we do as frettI u children do,
Leaning their faces a window pane
To sigh the glass dim with their own breath S
stain,
And shut the sky and landscape from their view;
And thus alas since God the Max er drew
mystic separation 'twiXt those twain.
The life bey oud us and souls IN pain,
We miss the prospect which we are called unto
By grief fools to 30 still and strong
o man, my brother! hold thy Sobbins breath.
And keep thy souI's large window pure from wrong
That SO, as HES appointment issueth.
Thy vision may be clear TO watch along
The sunset consummation iEhts OF death
ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING.
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Tore Down the Card.

Health Officer Keeney yesterday issued
an order for the swearing out of warrant
for the arrest of II. Kohler, the owner OF
the house at the southwest corner Of Lom-
bard and Jones streets. Several days ago
physician reported that the house was in
footed with diphtheria, and the Health
Officer accordingly posted up the usual
card on the door of the house, notifying the
public that the house was infected Konler
heard Of ii. got into q rage and tore down
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The sailors, Home.

a commune alton was received by the
Board of Supervisors yesterday from Pres
ton Ii. Baiihache OF the United States
Marine Hospital service. in which be draws
the boards attention TO the act of Congress
whereby the old hospital on Rincon Hill
was transformed into a sailors home. He
says there are numbers Of destitute sailors
in the Marine Hospital who are eniitlad ~
and deserving of The benefits of the Sailors
Home. Mr.. Baiihache requests the author.
tiles to Issue an order that all sailors sent r.
the home from the hospital be received
thera W
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saited Kip. 4c saited Calf &c: dry Hides usual seiec
ton. &c; dry Kips. &c; dry Calf sc; prime Goat.
skins. 3O4g5Oc each; Kids, 5g10c: Deersktns, good
summer. 81 15c; medium. 30g32l%c; winter 209
zee S6eepsklns. sheariings; l0@25e; short wool,
4OtgIoc: medium. 70990c; long wool. 90c9$l 80
each Cults of all kinds about 10 less
o, IALLOW-No. rendered. 4@S414c No 2, BAG
S15c e 10
WooL-Sprng Wool is quoted as follows: South
nm r ana san Joaquin. years clips, 11@121sc 2
70; 40 seven months. l2@I5c p IL; Foothii $50
zee; choice Northern, 17@l9c; Humboldt and
@ enc 2o922c; Nevada, l59l7c; Eastern Ore
goh' ISGl7c; Valley Oregon, lSg2Oc q 10.
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u uilders' Contracts.

w. F. Lane with Nunan & Gordon to build on
hE corner Scott end Sscra me to streets; $1,000
Antonio Migoa and feIice Gam ba with f. Please
70 build on line OF Yareunes street, 57:S OF
Union, 60:Gx20: $3.50.
John w Van Bergen with r. w Kean TO butld
on line OF Broadway, 100 w of Franklin street
w 40 by y 1875: $1OSl3
+. Biondi and r. Car omazno with f. Picasso an a
G. Barelari 10 bulId line OF Green street ga
w OF KearBy, 20x57:6; $3.50.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Aug 4.-Whest opened active and closed
duh and strong al the opening prices on higher
cables, hrmer domestic markets. improvement in
the local market for and OATS aud liberal
exports at the seabOard. on reported hot winds in
Kansas and disposition Of the local crowd TO buy
After the expiration OF the frst sour action
in on estimated heavy receipts for tomorrow. The
market subsequently advanced I'm sympathy with
an Increased strength In corn. oats and provisions
opened SIC higher advanced a shade. receded 1zc,
fuctuated narrowly advanced lie and closed firm
at s43tsc higher. Receipts 206 900 bushels ship
ments $4,000 bushels. Rye, CSC. harley. SIC.
CHICAGO. Aug. 4,-WheAt-CaSh 7SI2c Corn
6ll4c Pork-Sl2 471a. Lard-S7 So Ribs
81 So Nhisky-$l 10.
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General Merchandise.

Wool Bags 36@13Sc.
No = cases 81 20, bbs. soc fmanufacturers ratesl
Eastern DO, VI 70: california Lin seed bbls boiled
oOc' raw, 4Sc. cases, tac more Cocoa. 5OO5 SC
y gan; China Nut. 6o@6oc D gal: Eastern LIN
seeu oH, IN Dds. pic: do raw. 49c y gai cases,
2!sc more: Lard OH, bhis, 72I2c cases, soc a gal
rEIh0LEu M-Stariight. l81ac 2 gallon; Eocene,
2l12e; Downers q 13c Astral. ~ &c; 1872 Elaine
231Rc; Pearl. lS12e: Water White, refined buIk
12c: Headlight l73, cases. 23c: Mineral Illuminating
3O0S, 25c In cases; Standard. llU5 nre test &c a
gallon In cases tcapsl 171a faucets l2c in bulk
GASOLINE. ETC.-63' Benzine. bulk, I21ac p gai:
cases, Use; 74o Gasoline bulk l3c; cases. I9c; So
Gasoline. bulk 25c; cases, 2oc p gal.
WHITE LEAD-ouotsd at FAC p % for any guam
tty.
RED LEAD AND LITHARGE-71ac p 10 for any
quantity
TURPENTINE-Lower at 4Sc = gal.
SUGAK-Ihe Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash; Cube Crushed. Powdered
anu Fine Crushed, all $3.50 = n; Dry Granulatsd.
41sc; Magnolia. 45sc Extra c. 41ac; Golden G.
4Ssc; ID. l4e p 10; half bbls, 14c more than bbls
&c
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Steamers TO sail to-day are the City OF New York
for Panama, Columbia for Portland. Crescent City
fer Crescent City. Corona for San Diego and Gypsy
Tor the Salinas River. The san Bias falls due from
Panama. State OF California from Portland and Los
Angeles from Newport
The Equadoran bark Ophir. 773 TONS loads mer-
chandise for Central America
he Glencaird takes for Cork 81 Sol sentals
wheat, valued at Sl22,725.
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Negro GamhIar. E,n.a.

The 81 negro crap-shooters who were ar
rested on Wednesday night during raid on
the Lotus Club were fined SIS each by Judge
Joachimsen yesterday. The case of James
the gambliDg-g game where the men were ar
rested, was continued for week.
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For tho Breaking of a Thigh.

An action has been commenced in the
Superior Court against the Omnibus Cable
Company by Z. Rod Ryan for $40, 600 dam
ages for injuries sustained on the oath of
November, 1891, when he WAS thrown down
by the sudden starting Of the car while
alightine on Broderick aud Fell streets. His
thlghbone was fractured.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING. August 4.
uyARy or rur u.pvur~

THURSDAY EVENING August L.
Summary OF THE MARKErA
Wheat weak.
Barley futures off.
Old Oats well cleaned up.
Corn aud Rye dull.
Beans and Hay unchanged
Sweet Potatoes lower.
Onions weak.
Butter and Eggs steady.
Poultry easy
Peaches and Apricots continue In demand.
Dried Fruit quiet.
Hops steady.
Vegetables in heavy supply
Tnr tina
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MORNING sALE1
Board-l0 Cal Electric Light, 1881; rs do g.
II; 25 do l7I4.
street-225 Cal Eleetr Light l6; 100 Gas
light, II; % Safety Nitro Powder. II 80 Hawaiian
commercial. ls+ 200 do. s ?, ia $1,000 Market
street Cable Bonds, III.
AFTERNOON sALEG
Board-70 California Cotton Mills as; $1,000 Z
OF Cal 81 Bonds, ll3S4 90 Cal Electric Light 17la
street-2O Water. 100; 10 Cal Electric Light
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE.-UTAH CON.
~ solidated comprehension Of principal piacs
or business, san Francisco Cal. Location OF WORKS
Virginia City. Storey County, New.
Aotice-There are delinquent upon the fonovins
descri bed stock on account OF assessment No IS
levied on the seventh day or Jun5 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
sharehOlde as follows:
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THE STOCK MARKET.

the card, and so violated the law. he will
probably have 10 pay dearly for his hasty
DISPLAY of temper.
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English Wheat Market.
EUTURFa.

LIVERPOOL. Aug 4.-The spot market Is dull
st rs. Cargoes are steady at 34s Sd for of
coast, 34s Sd ter Just shipped and 34s Tor nearly
due.
FUTUREs
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for NO. 2 Red Winter: Au-
gust, Us 71ad Septem ber IS 61ad October. IS I'd F;
November, 6s 71zd; December. IS 71ad.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Aug. 4.-Consols. 90 1916; Silver,
39d; Rentes, 99t I5c.
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And in accordance with law. aud an order of the
Board Of Directors, made on the 18th day OF June
1892 so many OF parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at public auction at
the Office of the company. room 7S, Nevada block,
309 Montgomery street, san Francisco, Cal.
TUESDAY. the 23d day of August, 1892, at the
hour OF two % O'Clock P. of said day. TO pay
said delinquent assess ment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses OF the sale
CHAS. f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Oniee-Room "a, Nevada block, 309 Montgomery
street. san Francisco. Cal. au4 I'd
DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE-ALTA SILVER
II Mining Company. Location of principal place
of business, San Francisco. Cal. location of works
Cold Hin, Gold Hill Mining District storey County.
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment No ~,
levied the eighteenth day or june 1892. the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names OF the reSpec-
tive shareholders fOloMS.
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Treasure Shipment.
Shipping notes.

The Peru took cut q treasure list Of s333,74
OF sl56,l23 In Mexican Dollars $500
In Gold Coin and 81 rs 500 IN Silver
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San Francisco Meat Market

Wholesale rates from sIaughterers TO dealers are
follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality 505hc second quality.
acc third do. 312G4c.
NEAL-Large. 6Ls016c: small Calves 8IaG7c
MUTTON-Wethers. 76D71ac; Ewes 7c
LAMB-Spring. S19c q 70.
PoBK-Live Hogs, 5l495ssc p 10 for heavy and
medium grain-fed; stock Hogs, 4s4 Csc; dressed do
712dISc p 10.
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expenses. much less TO leave her anything
wherewith to meet the expenses of the trial
or the preparation thereof She wants
$3.50 additional therefore.
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.
Assessment No. 4.

DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE. - CONSOLE.
IL dated New York Mining Company. Location
OF principal place of business san Francisco Cal.
Location OF works Gold Hill. Storey County New
Notice-There is delinquent upon the following
described stock, account OF assessment No 8
levied on the 2Sth day OF June, 1892, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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E the sales N the Pacing srook Boar1
Hreu1AR sEssIox-1O.go.

REGULAR sEssIoN-lO:3g
$50 Belchr.....95250 CO.. IS 400 overm... 2s
zoo .-....--.....92 100 ........... 81 800 ... 27
100 n 81. 30lzO0 .-......... St 200 savage Q5
zoo buIlion". 3Oi % IL & .sl.O0 100 ScOrDlOn 05
100 Choi ar 5bllOO Justice....O7 100 B& NJ. 20
200 CC& 80 SO $50 Mexican. rs COS New ! .
~ $50 90 Oceid ..S7ls 500 silver II %
500 Con NY. sO25u ODhir... 2.2UlIOU Union rs
1000 Point. so so. ~ 100 Utah - "a
AFTERNOON sEssIoN-2:SO
100 & B...l.35 SO HS N....ay co SeOrpion q.
lOO ........l5O zoo Julla ..... .V6lUO b & Nj AS
lOO ChoilaT. 63ilOO MexicD..l SOl5O SNev 81 .u5
200 G N.33OlOO Opnir. so ........l 90
LOO ......3 500 oVeTm. % 2OO Utah 49,. %
~ o--.L4o I0O Potosi.... 100 Jackt. so
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HOARD SALES.

Following were the sales In the San Francisco
STOCK Board yesterday:
EICTIAR sFssIoN-ai9OA "
100 Alta zee. 80 $50 Con I 40 200 Savage - 90
200 beIchr. so 2 20 II 100 $50 : ev..l.lO
200 & Is. J. 80 200 Just,es... 10 100 3 Is SM.2O
100 Bullion. UlOO Mexican SO 500 Hill. ....Ob
200 ChOIIar 55 100 Com .U5 800 Union... 40
200 C&NS.3.sU3OD Occidn g. 50 100 Titan .....25
1OU CF0nt D. $4,000 ODhir.....21.
AFTERNOON sEssIoS-2:Sl
100 Belcher.- 80 30 COnnd-.- l-35 $50 Overm 25
100 . B.l.3O 40 . &C ..... IS 500 P0tOsi... so
100 Bullion. 80 20 Mexicanl.S5 SO Savage. 80
100 CaIedns. 10 200 0phir . 10 $50 Union 49,. so
200 CC&N. ..31s
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Porfland,s Rnsines
Exchange and BuIIInn.


PORTLAND. Or, Aug. 4.-Clearances 1856 900;
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
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Aud aCCHTUHUCf
the board or directors, made on the 7th day OF
June 1892, many shares OF each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the ONCE OF the company, room So
Nevada block. 500 Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco, California. FRIDAY the 29th day OF July.
1892, at the hour OF o'clock, r. NJ OF said day, to
pay said delinquent assessment therean. togetheR
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
A. Ii. FISH, Secretary.
Offce-Room IS, Nevada block, 500 Montgomery
street, San Francisco, California.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TENN ESr. Chr0aomstsr and
Instrument Maker California stresE
Sign OF the Wooden Sailor.
, 1892-11-21
TELEGRAPHIo TALES.

Three Cinnamon murdered Chun Cow
Hing, shrimp dealer in San Francisco.
Messenger VIM. Scanlan, of the banking
firm Of Lee, Higginson & Co., of Boston, is
under arrest for a $4,000 theft.
Tommy Warren, featherweight prize
fighter, is under arrest in Waco, Texas, for
killing Glenn Stovall, a colored porter.
The official count only will determine
whether Oregon will cast three or four votes
for Harrison and Reid.
The indianapolis street car lines have
been sold to a New York syndicate for
50, 2,750,000.
Murderer VIM. Jones, of Quincy. H., has
been granted stay Of execution,
Gold has been discovered in Truro, N. s.,
and there is big excitement.
NJ. De Lesseps is to resign the chairman.
ship of the Panama Canal company.
Deputy NJ. Droumer, of the French par.
lament, and NJ. Edwards, editor of the
Matin, fought duel in Paris. Droumer
was wounded in the arm.
VIM. NJ. Stone is the new Commissioners
of the general land Office, and J. H. Gear
Of Iowa, assistant secretary of the treasury
In the state of Illinois 66,s49 votes wer,
cast for presidential electors. Cleveland
got 424, ,149, Harrison, 1897 ,425; Bidwell, "a,
$50; Weaver, 20,865. Cleveland's plurality
over Harrison is 26, 724, but he is 1851
votes in the minority in the state.
, 1892-11-21
ALL UNDER WATER.
No Trains Running North From
Tacoma.
The valley Between the Two cities
Completely Inundated-Bridg
Washed Away in all Directions
and a Loss of Life.

TACOMA, November Communication
by rail with Seattle is still interrupted. No
trains went out yesterday or today. There
is trouble at Stuck Junction bridge. The
bridge over the Green river at Palmer has
been washed away and the water in the
river is higher than ever known before.
The whole valley between Tacoma and Sc
attic is flooded and Duwamish bay is as
muddy as the rivers. In Kittitas county
tha Yakima and Cle-Elum rivers are ter
ridly swollen, irrigation dams are broken,
bridges swept away and there is several
feet Of snow melting on the mountains.
On the Seattle & Northern railroad a fire
man named Ed Cole was killed in wreck
and several of the crew, including the con-
ductor, were injured. The wreck occurred
near Hamilton and was caused by water
undermining the track.
]. M. Meador, farm hand on the farm
of w. s. Clay, near Snohomish, was
drowned in the food. All the bottom
lands there are flooded. In the Skagit
valley many bridges have been washed
away. In Fairhaven many streets were
washed away and Happy valley was
flooded. A trestle 80 feet high and 255 feet
long was swept away at Samish lake.
, 1892-11-21
STATE POLITICS.

Colonel Robert G. HILL vice president of
the First National bank of Port Townsend,
is candidate for collector of the port.
John B. Allen was told over year ago
that his appointees in this county would
be the means of losing three votes for him
in the legislature. The prediction has
come true.-La Camas News.
Chehalis county democrats will urge the
appointment of II. M. Sutton as register of
the United States land Office at Olympia.
With his large experience in land matters,
Harry is peculiarly adapted for his posi-
tion.-Elma Chronicle.
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis wants
the democratic congress to make more
United States Offices SO that the democracy
can get Whack at a United States Judge
ship. He favors Charley Voorhees, as a
colleague of Judge Hanford.
The public may be assured that the bal
lot now being taken by the Olympian for
ascertaining the peoples preferences for
mayor is perfectly fair. Tom uses a bottle
for ballot box and after each vote is de-
posted the cork is wired down.-Olympia
Standard.
Whitman county gave Eugene K. Hanna
a plurality Of 535 for supreme Judge 1t al
so gave pluralities to a number Of other
democratic candidates on the state ticket.
Tom Carroll carried the county by "a over
Wilson and 1893 over Doolittle. John Nc
Reavy, for secretary Of state, was given a
plurality of 20.
Northumberland Laughton is surely
defeated for representative from Okano-
gan county. The official returns show the
republicans elected the entire ticket ex.
cept Laughton, who was beaten by II. f.
COkanOgan") Smith, DEM, by 63 ma
jority; and Campbell, for county auditor,
was defeated by Baum, DEM, the present
incumbent.
w. j. Jones, the "heeler" arrested in
Port Townsend on election day in an at
tempt to commit a fraud on the ballot,
has been restored TO his position as deputy
United States marshal and deputy sheriff
of this county. There is much indignation
because of his reinstatement. The charge
against Jones was dismissed by the super
ior court upon a writ of habeas corpus,
after the committing magistrate had bound
him over in the sum of $1,000 for trial The
case is to be taken before the United States
court at Seattle.
The chief reason why this county went
back on the head of the state ticket was not
SO much because of opposition to Governor
McGraw personally, but on account of
that canal plank. Had it not been for that
provision of the platform, which seemed to
be the real issue If the campaign, he
would have polled nearly the full repub-
lican vote in this county. But the build
ing of the canal by the government, es-
pecially by democratic congress, is too
ridiculous a proposition for serious con-
sideration for many years at least If we
succeed in getting a moderate appropria-
ton for needed improvements, we will
have cause to be grateful, without bother
ing ourselves over a fanciful or Quixotic
scheme.-Montesano Vidette.
, 1892-11-21
FRESH STATE NEWS.

L. Wicks, of Kalama, distrusted the
banks and put all his savings from his sal
ary as teamster in an old can, which was
tucked away in a garret hole. The can
contained 5000 few days ago, but last
Thursday Wicks took another look and
found the can empty. Wicks went to
Portland recently, and during his absence
it is supposed the location of his treasure
was learned by some thieYing individual,
who took it. There is no positive clue.
Information has been received announc-
ing the death Of the newly elected repre-
sentative, H. f. ("Okanogan") Smith, at
his home at Osooyos lake, after an illness
Of brief duration. The report was brought
to Coulee City by the stage, and as vet
lacks YerifcatiOn.
, 1892-11-21
A Case Color.

DENVER, Colo, Nov. 2t.-A e1it which
has attracted widespread attention among
people owning and conducting places of
amusement was finally thrown out of
court in this city today. About two years
ago the single tax association leased the
Tabor opera house for one evening, at
which time Henry George delivered an
address. The treasurer Of the local organi-
cation IS a black man, and after he had
taken his seat he was forcibly elected from
the house by the ushers. For this he
brought suit for $4,000 damages. The
court held that the ushers we're in the en-
ploy of the people who had leased the
house, and not the owner of the thcater.
An appeal to the supreme court will be
taken.
, 1892-11-21
sweot Wnrds.

There are some mighty respectable re-
publican newspapers. There is The OLYM-
PA TRIBUNE, for instance, which tells all
the republican oficeholders to do the de-
cent thing and resign "without any cere-
mony or back talk" No sweeter word has
come to many democratic ears for many
days than this kindly advice TO republicans.
We ask THE TRIBUNE TO Join the Press
Times and News in the formation of new
party, and we will place another plank in
the platform for THE TRIBUNE's benefit.
The platform would then read:
Down with ring contracts
Death to land sharks
Dig the canal, and
Dig it in 1893
Resign at once
No Back Talk Tacoma News.
, 1892-11-21

SAN Francisco, November 2l.-Work on
the new armored cruiser Olympia has been
expedited to the utmost since she was
launched on the 9th inst. Only the deten-
ton of plates by the homestead strike can
prevent her being towed over to the gov
ernment navy yard by June Is, 1898, which
will be in advance Of the time called for by
the contract by several months. Her en-
gines are now in position, and this week
ponderous boilers will be placed in the
bull. The Olympic looms up in magni-
hcent shape, and looks larger in the water
than she appearel land. The gun car
riages in the forward turret are nearly in.
The guns are being prepared for their posi-
tions in the turret, and will be aboard in a
few days.
, 1892-11-21
AmerIcnn ChnIern.

IT. Q. Burnett, the democratic candidate
for sheriff, was taken violently i'll at Clear
brook. He had all the symptoms of
Asiatic cholera, and for an hour or two it
was feared he would die. They finally
gave him dose of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoa Remedy, which re-
yived him until a physician arrived. ."
That is precisely what the manufacturers
of that medicine recommend for cholera.
Send for physician but give their medi-
cine until the physician arrives. If cholera
becomes prevalent in this country next
summer this preparation will be in great
because it can always qe depended upon
The Daily Whatcom ReVeille, Whatco m,
Wash. For sale by @. B. Mann, Druggist