Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume], July 15, 1881, Image 1

About Puget Sound weekly Argus. [volume] (Port Townsend, W.T. [Wash.]) 1876-1882

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terms of Nub-crlpuon. 93.00 per Au
nun: in .dmucc; an months. 'l4».
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
One inch. rim unethonn 50
mt: uubsequen: inheruou.. .50
Transient ndvenisemeuts to insure insertion
Inn! be looompwled by cash
gr All Acton-nu bottled Honlhly. ~51
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74v o'clock.
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paorsssgouonfonns
_ c. MORRIS HALLER,
Attorney ond Counsellor-abhor.
. 0 ed. Red 1-1 ~-
3:3'33Jgumtdnls‘glldv. riggo m. Collections;
nude. (Jouveymciug. cw-
I‘ort “rowan-11. W. 'l'.
J . A . KU HN.
Attorney-nt-Low.
wux pmxnpuvrtuond £l3l but” extruded to
rofl‘lQ'nu-d. W-shlngco- Territory.
FERRY a PORTER.
Attorney hot-LII.
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J . R. LEW I 3 ,
Attorney-“ Jaw.
we 2“.“me ma:- W
mule, Wuhl-gtol “territory.
P. P. CARROLL,
(has of New Orleuu Bu)
Attorney Ind Conuellor-ot-hi.
Bovlngm you! 6! experience Ind pnetlco In
the Unmd amen Oouru. I our mob! ond
solely my. um 11l untrue o! litigator: tannin en.
truotoduigxewmneetwlm prompt And Me
”an ' org-pug. w. r.
on. Tues. 'r. MINOR,
longing Surgeo-
Port Townsend Hospital,
Port Tow-loud. W. 'l'..
(h be con-med. night or any. tt tho Bonito].
u. o. Toaav,
Shileght and Caulker,
‘A'l‘n "ml.
Mlowmnd, Inning“: Toma-7.
J. M. HERNANDEI,
Boot and Shoemaker.
MADE AND REPAIRED.
horror-lad. Wall-(Ion forum.
——-————*
J. F. SHEEHAN.
V Importer Ind dosh: In
Stoves. Tin Plate, Sheet-Iron.
m 3 PIPE. rum, me, “111.
on lomhold tor-tom; “were.
it in“: It. Port Tow-ml.
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v. I. noon. 3. I. mu.
CENTRAL HOTEL,
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FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
labor to
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Port Townsend
BOOT Gr. SHOE STORE.
minimum. luau-a (mum '
Boots and Shoes
“hmmaumuama new
t RAVI A GEEK?
CU 3133;322:013 POI CASE
308! FITZPA'I'IIC:I.
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A. ll .IflflllSTflll & 00..
Commission Agent
—Axn plum Ix.—
FARM PRODUCE,
WHEAT. HAY.
OATS. m.
BACON. BU'ITEB,
to" to
Gordon’o Wharf, Numimo, British
Columbia.
”50ft! advonoea made on ooneignmenh.
\ 5%
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ommmxsmma:
uncut-o any to lean. And our lat:
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VOL XI
i MUSIC.
MISS LOUISE TIBBALS,
Teacher of Piano and Organ,
Purl. Tow-loud, \V. 'l'.
l Tansy—Four dullm per month, or 50 cents per
clz'hA’l‘lSl'AC’l'lOl GUABANI‘IED.
LOUISE F. 'I‘IBBALS.
Much 23. 185). I!
People’s Market,
(oppo-uo Wuhlnlton [lO%
con-null, on 111-d the
CHOICEST 0F MEATS
; ......um......
‘ VEGETABLES,
} Also. Corned Beef sud Pork. Smoked Mons. Port
‘ :fcd. °fico‘logln Savages. Bud Cheese. Trlpe.
‘ I. .Il'l‘l l. l'. 'l‘llllY.
Steamship 60.
any!" Her Brit-lune ‘WW’I Man
and 81. Unit“ snu- Mul; “no
'GIII. P‘s-go a (of. Express.
Tho Company'- Shun-hips.
IDAHO,
(CAPT. ALEXANDER). Ind
DAKOTA,
(CAPT. E. G. [o2B]). will an for
Victoria. Port; Townsend. Seattle, Ta
coma and Olympia,
0!! Tu
10th. 20th and 30th
‘ OF EVERY MONTH.
‘ 'l3: Downturn Steamship- wm all from
San Francisco
vs. VICTORIA. 1
On or “tout the
nu. not a r h I n
“mm: :3. ’ '“
lath, 20th and 30th of Every loath.
d When the can!“ any of suing mu- on Bnn- ‘
d 3. 1g; Ovnlnmfl flap-wlll an on as. {allowing
w a. PUMPKIIY ;
11cm: AP: for made. i
n. L. IBBALB. Jr. ‘
For MM or Tic)“ ‘$;?: P: Towuend. ‘
H. L TIBBALS.
”10!! General Agent for Puget Sound.
O. F. GERRISH & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IS
I
General Merchandlse
OF EXTRA. QUALITY
HARDWARE. AGENTS FOR THE
House and ship oarpenten’ tools Buckeye Mower and Reaper,
Ship Chandlery, Mitchell’s Farm Wagon,
Groceries, Taylor’s Sulky Rake,
Boots and Shoes, Sweepstake Plows,
Provisions, Haines’ Header,
Wines, Molina Plowe,
Liquors, Etc. ,
Cigars, Etc- ,
Etc- Etc-
Agricultural Implements of all kinds at Lowest Price.
‘ PORT TOWNSEND, W.'T. '
TEDRUGS DRUGS. DRUGSE=
Paints, 011$, Stationery, Etc.,
Wholoule end real]. by
N. I)- HILL 82: SON,
;PORT TOWNSEND, - - - W. T.
Drugs, Soaps,
Medicines, Perfumery,
Chemicals, Pomades,
Patent Medicine. of all kinds. And all articles for the toilet
Glass, _ Etc.,
Paints, Eta.
Oils, Eta,
Brusheé, Etc.
A lute Assortment. Quick Sales and Small Profits.
P 83039110” CAREFULLY OOIPOUI’DID.
PORT TOWNSEND, w. T., FRIDAY. JULY 15;""1‘88‘1
Port Townsend. W. ’l‘.
The above Institution YoHY‘IHK rweu pucod 01
a pennant-m lounhx. an the United Mules lion
piuu inr Murine Piitlrum on rural Sound. the
proprietor take“ pleasure in i-nuuuiaciuu that
no palm or expense Will be spared in minis
tering t - the comfort and convenience a! pri
vate patients.
'l‘nlu in the largest General Hospital north 0!
Ben Francisco. and by {Mr the moat complete
in equipment. it has been thoroughly retitled
nufl rcturnisheri. lie general wards “we no
commodntiunn 'or about one hundred patients
and are peculiarly adapted lor cheesi N‘qninux
the moat cur. rul treatment and eon-unit Im
pervision it limited expense. Thane whu do
site them will bemrnluhed with private mount,
entirely «purine and distinct. 81. nunght nudi-
Houal coat.
“The nibntinn of Mill ownen, era those
interealed in hhlppll g. is called w the not that
leamen sun'ering from contagious disclose! will
be treated outside the HOIOII-Il without ex
pense w the venel.
Thomas T. Minor, 11. 1).,
23-1! Manning sum- on.
I ' l
J (“IN I‘. N mun s,
—IIPORTER 01'—
I
Stoves, Tlnware, 1
mm vs, , _ IRON PIPE,
1» u .\.: rs, ._ Imm PIPE,
PUM I’s, I 11:03 PIPE,
-- AND GENERAL——
l A ff ‘ i
Imma-mnnshmg Hardware
PRIME Qi'AiJ'l‘Y.
1. x n e r All: "A KET I'RIC’
‘ o-v v inn-u. manh- or I.“
‘ RECEIVED I
-—A LARGE STOCK 0!
-—AND—-
I I
PI'OVISIODS.
Which m on ale u
The Lowest Rates for Cash.
CHARLES EISENBEIS,
PIOPIII'I'OI '
PIONEER BAKERY.
PORT TOWNSNDU . . . . . . . .W. 'l‘.
I a
«‘35- -'"’B4<r
2’ ‘1 ‘7
3 .1 3.“; :21;- ' z
.l . AN
6 a? - ..~ g.
40 &“6‘
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND HOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
THE CURE CF
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Influenza, Asthma,
Whooping Cough,
Group, and
Every atrection of the
THROAT. lUNGS AND CHEST.
including
cousgpn PTION.
A WELL-KNOWN PHYSICIAN WRITES:
“ it does not dry up a ku1.,"11, Ami lun'c thc cause
behind, a‘ i; ll": (ilfsc wlll: mwt preparations, but
bosons n, «leansm lllL lungs and .Illaya irritation,
Ilms rumnvmsy Ill: “luv 1 i' u-Eh lull."
no xur m: l)l£(’lli\'t§D luy amides hear
ing similar muzcs. l 2: aurc- you gel
on. WISTAR‘S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY,
with the algnnlurc of " l. BUTTS " on the wrapper.
50 (Ti-rm. and SI.OO a Bottle.
rupmd by srrm w. mums Si SONS. Bu.
um, Ma“. Sold by druggnu and doe-kn generally.
Wu and Eur-idles the Blood. Tones
up the System. Make- tho “'cak
Strong, Build: up the Broken
down, Invigorateu the
Brain. and
Dyspepsia, Nervous Affection, Gen
eral nobility, Neuralgia, Fever
and Ague, Paralysis, Chronic
Dian-him, 3011:, Droptyr
Humor-s, Female Com
plaints, Liver Com
plaint. Bomittent
Fever, and
ALI. DIsEASES ORIGINATING iii A BAD STATE
OF THE BLOOD. 0R ACCOIPANIED BY
DEBILITY OR A LOW STATE
OF THE SYSTEM.
PERUVIAN SYRUP
Supplies the blood with its Vital l’rindplc. or
Lilo Element. IRON, infusing strength,
Vao'r and Ray ‘Llra into aliaaru of the synaa.
B M; FREL Hum ALL 3101.. “sewn:-
ing effect: are not followed by cormmndmg reac
tion. but are permanent.
SETH wt i-‘OWLF. P.’ 56x5, Proprietors. 86
_ Ham Avcnuc,_Bfton. Sold by all Drum
omm neat two—ti: tic-Tina Winn—to air}:-
in the moat phmaant and profitable b no.
ssknowm Eyi-ryrhin‘g new. Capital not re
quired. “a will urnlnh you ever} thing,
.lOAday and upward. lac-allyl made with
out shyin‘way Iron) home over nk t. 80 rial
whatever. any new worker-n wanted at once. Many
are making fortunes at thv ruinous. undies make u
"M" a! ““"atfifi {.°‘i'-ii‘n."°’:o“:éfi£'¢"..%°s£:l
:0?! mglfgevery day tha‘fi m." be made in a week
at an] ordinary empi -ymvnt. Those who ant-zeal
one. will and a short road in lonuua. Addre- fl.
HALLm'r a co., Portland. Maine.
L. P. SMITH &. SON.
W atchmakers,
JIWISLIBS and iiNBBAVEBi
SEATTLE, W. 'l‘.
Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry am
Silverware of the best quality.
All kinds of work in the line of repair
ing watches, clocks umi 'ewelry done in:
satisfactory manner, and warranted. Or
ders, for goods or work, from all parts 0
the Sound solicited. Give us a trial an;
satisfy yourselvna.
Notorial Seals made to order; price, $6
Store on Front street, in Sullivan’s Block
Causing Chills and I-‘svor
DumbAgue,lntermlttsnt,Re
mlttont and Typhoid Favors.
Blilousnoss, Liver, Stomach.
and . Kidney disorders, and
many other allmonts.dostroy -
infi the health and lives of
m lions, ls driven out ot the
system, and radically cured
by the use of tho LION MA
LARIA AND LIVER PAD and
GANGLIONIC BODY AND
FOOT PLASTERS,the cheap‘
sat and only perfect treat
ment b‘fhs Absorption prln
ciplo. he Plasters acting In
conjunction with the Pad up
on ths nerve centers and re
mote parts of the body, In ab
sorbing and thoroughly rid
dinfi-ths system from ”ALA
RIA POISON.
The whole treatment. PAD,
BODY PLASTER and FOOT
PLAOTERS, all combined,
sold for SI .Oo—the cheapest
and best remedy ever discov
ered, and a positive curo
Fuarantsod it worn accord
ng to directions. Remem
ber. Pad. Body Plaster and
Foot Plastors, the whole,
SI.OO. Cold by all drugglsts.
g mailed on rscoipt o prico
.
Tfll LION MEDICINE DO”
‘ NEW YORK.
FINANCE: AND WIMI’JI‘CIL
[ SA! Memo, July 7.~Sterling excnsnge on
‘ London heaters, 60 ds 49 '; do documentsry
: 497.6949 15-15. ’3' a ' ’
Trsnetern. p.51.i
‘ Nzw You, 1y 7.—Sterling exchsnge. prime
‘ bsnkers', long, '1 M 11; short. M 86%. Good commer
finl. iron: 1Q X 0 lower ; documenury. 2le¢
ower.
Silver bullion, 1000 fine 8 fine ounce. opened. 1125:.
U. S. Bony-3’6! of 'sl 10271. 41“. 114%; u, 116%.
Closed—3. 8 0! 'lil 103. «15‘s 11".. u 116%.
Losbox. July 6.—Bil\'er bullion, English stsndsrd.
925 line per line ounce, 5114.
Council—lol l-16; money. 101 K account.
M
Home Peon-es norm
FLOUR—Quotations tor round lots 3! 7.51 m sand
Aid; 83 Wagner good country brsnds.
OATS—Quote $1 50; feed. 81 ml 40.
HAY—leeti timothy. Single I ton.
MILL FEED —Quul.stiona: Middlings 3mm
shorts 816; chop feed 91625: brsn slO®lL
CURED HEATB— Quotations sre ss follows :
Runs, Oregon anger cured “6151:; eastern 15@16;
m©lgu shoulders 9.13106. k
no ons sre lllélacin es; 1‘
1n tins. snd lileßl‘e in psils. 8 136
9611ng APPLE—Bun dried. 7©Bc; Plnnuner dried.
DRIED PLUMS—With pits, 6c; piuees. 119 ;
mm: for sun dried: 13©15c for machine pllnna. i
HlDES—Qnutstione Ire 15c {or ant-class dry; ‘
'l@Bc {or green; culls. 55 on. sheep paw—Prices ;
very sccording to the quantity of wool let: on skin: 1
quote from ml. \
BUTTER—Funcglflc; good to choice. 20(3221“; 1
islr. Mannie. In 11. mane: in brine, mmxc.
ONlONS—Quotation ”will“ I 115.
EGGS—Quotedons 25c.
CHEESE—O3II.. Wayne.
APPLES—Per box. 88:45:31. ‘
TIMOTHY SEED—Per 115. save. 1
THERE’S—Per lb. live weight, “@160; nominsl. i
CHICKENB—F dul. 82a! 00. ‘
SALlON—Collunbis river. 9 13111.8868 60; M bbl, ‘
u 75; bellies, m 810. 1
BOW—Oregon, 9 Ib, when)“. ‘
POTATOES—SO6mI: 9 cu. ‘
blgzalgNT—stendsle, V bbl. 82 “:5, Portlsnd. D 1
. 5.
BRINGLES—Per 11.32 25.12 50. 1
Hats.
BEEP—262S: i its gross. ‘
PORK—ugslfic, net.
MOTION-2c. Krone. ‘
Hold an. m m
Isl monoo Imus.
m Mason. July 'I.
Receipts—When. 45.000 can. including 25,000
sbosrd ship; flour. 18,000 qr eh; on“, 500 cm; po- ‘
“toes. 2350 lid: 088’. 2141!) doz.
When—The mute! in not» so dull but the mejor
-I‘, at buyers reiuse to pay extreme prices. ship
pets wsnis Ire noi urge”. Among ssles to-dsy were
unions choice Csliiornis shipping,” 40; so tons
extrs choice Csliiornis milling, with s Ilium mix
ture o! osts. 81 4331; (sir Cnlitornis milling sold st
1 SUI.
‘ Bsrley—The Insrket is flesd n 1 lull prices. De-
Insnd is good. lees of 3003 oosst feed. old, 95c;
in: com teed. old. News; good boy teed. new.
961:.
one—lncreased selling pressure is cousins low
prices to rule in me mum. Sales. 600 sh, good
Oregon million. :1 518; quote (ad. :1 8501 u.
Grsin bop—The nurket is not so week. There is ‘
less selling pressure. Cslcuus, 9x091“; onund.
0.9 ‘c.
Jno.—no export demand il checked. owing 10 l
scarcity of tonnece. Prices sre 11m. nnchenged. 1
Butter—lute: well .mppUed: wesa. make. 3
lago—Supplies oi chowe no light; of medium.
hes": we noteCelitornis. 180%; Oregon. M
to choice. 13621:.
alwsao m; _ _ _ a
Wheat— ti 11‘. August. Cmcaoo, 'my 7‘
”Wm-:1: 29mm . ;
NH GS‘Augua't. ‘18“! .
Short Bibs—Bß es.
11. toss nuns.
Wheat—Unsealed .1 :1 m 1 5:. You "I, 1’
Flour—Quiet.
Wool—Steady.
m'. “Cull “2031‘.
bosoosfluly 7. 1
Heating cargoes—menu. ‘
Cal-goes on passage—Steamer. I
English country markets—Quiet.
French country markets—Quiet. ,
Weatherin England—Unsealed. 1
14le spot—steady. i
Plump-en a Bequlclte. ‘
Instead of saying that there is an ex- ‘
eessof 30,000 women in Massachusetts.
we shall beahle to reason more clearly
if we simply say that there are 30,000
unmarried women in that inn-eating
State. I! the facts are stated in this way
we at once see that, instead of troubling
ourselves about over- roduction, we
should merely ask: &hy are these
women unmarried? The answer is not
diflioult to find. The women are un
married because they are of a pattern
which has of late years gone out of
fashion. About the sums time that gray
trousers in England drove out the black
trousers, which, in connection with the
black satin waistcoat and black dress
ooat, formerly constituted the walk
costume oi the American citizen, there
was introduced the fiump English
style of girl. The tter soon be
came enormougldy popular, and the bony
and spectacl maidens of Mas
sachusetts soon became a drug in
the market. it was still generally
conceded that the Massachusetts}
girls knew more about Emerson’s phi-‘
osophy and Alcott‘s Orphic utterances
than did her plumper rival, but the met
its of the former were not longer able
to awaken enthusiasm. The Boston pO.
etical young man no longer wrote sonets
expressing the emotions of his heart on
hearing the bones of his beloved rattle
as she ran to greet him at the gate, and
the Boston youth of fashion no longer
proposes at public dinners the once fa
miliar toast “Beauty and Bones," in
honor of the spare sex. In fact, spare
and augular girls went out of fashion,
and Massachusetts men went outside of
the boundaries of New England when
they sought for wives.—[C icago Tri
-Ibuns.
The Reno (Neva) G "($8 remarks:
“The editor of 13 Carson paper was asked
by e stranger if it was possible that little
town kept up four newspapers, and the
reply wee: ‘No; it tekes (our newspapers
to keep up the town.‘ "
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Received lat P'rgmmm tekte Pair!
heart-lan. ...:111. fill‘f“,pl’l¥ié¥.’n
”ml-(l. Bela. O In "women. ’0
am one you! Box? In the world!
WILL mfllV'lLY CL‘BI WITHOUT “BIC!!!
lice-nun. Purely-nil. leenlele.
hid-c; m, Innate-oy. Inn-n.
vel- leceec Nerve-neon. Ola-prune.
Del-e] m. “10, l’llee end or dine--
w. 3.80 m not. end. mm.
702 21mm Bt. Ben Pllll6BOO.
I'm. by m move;
when e‘olden cheese Is 0 -
HE I PW'M." elven km
poverty from your door.
who elweye teke edvenlete (II
the good cheneee {or meme: meey um ere altered.
menu] mm. W‘lthy,wh:le than who dn not Im
mve nah ehenoee Wfizerg.'o\r¥ef:re&t
rkm’h and: ennubolhg." been- wul my
mean we moraine-1w“ Wemmhhen
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NO 22
LATEST NEWS SUMMARY.
a! Tallinn-u TO DATE.
Hal-vests expected to be good through-.
out the Russian empire. .
Cornell and Dub-[in sire arranging an
international college cup race for Put
ney.
A Cbinawoman was shot dead by a
highbinder in Cum Cook alley, b‘. F. on
the sth.
Trial of the suit of Richmond vs. the
Albion mining company beganat Eureka,
Nevada, on the sth. Two or three days
will be consumed in preliminaries on
technical points.
Early on the morning of the sth the
opera mouse and eleveuother buildings at
San Jose were destroyed by fire, origin
unkuOWn: loss on the onera house $30,-
000; other losses unascertained.
Brighton Beech i mile nee won by
Bridesake; Blakemore second; time. 1:15;.
Mile heat race won by Jerry Sprague;
time, 1:45-1:46. Selling race mile won by
Duke of Kent. Steeple chase won by
Miss Malloy, 3:01. Mile hurdle won by
Lenuox. 1:53.
Maud S. trotted in Detroit on the sth
to beat St.Julieu’a time over it, which was
2:16 1-4. Maud went over the ground in
2:135}. The track is counted among Sport
ing men as three seconds slow. which if
allowed would be precisely the same time
as her best. made last season.
Grist-om in his thirty-eight days of fast
ing has been very uncomfortlble. On
the morning of the 4th he fainted through
having risen too hastily. Later in t 9
day be vomited, and this evening was
troubled by heat. At midnight. however.
3e recovered hie grit, health and confl
ence.
On J uly sth thirty to forty thousand
people witnessed n refatta on the Charles
river, 3—mile race an a turn, for profes—
sionals. It was won by Homer in 21:16.
Double scull race. three miles. for profes
sionals, won by Plaisted and Lee in 21:13,
John Buckleym! Portland, won the 3-xnile
race for amateurs.
25,000 to 100,000 people were in the
building on the 4th where a celebration
occurred in honor of the2ooth anniversary
of the landing of Wm. Penn. A great
chorus and orchestrawere present. Geri.
Beaver, Randolph Tucker, Gen. Hooker
and others spoke. The hop in the even
ing was abandoned in consequence of the
president's condition which was referred
to several times during the exercises.
In the races at Hartford July 4th each
race was decided in three straight heats.
In 2:24 class Wizz was winner; best time,
21-23;. In 27 class Clingslone won; time,
2:23 1-4, 2:23 and 2:22 1-4. Class 35.
Screwdriver won,slow time. Steve Max'-
well made two unsuccessful attempts to
beat his two mile record of 4248.1. Best
time to-dsydgfil LL. “’13:“ a
run mate, in in to t his mil
213?, made 2:24)?” I .'
fiHarvest prospects in Southern Russia
are so brilliant that if realised the abund
arms will be unprewdented. This isdue
to the abnormal quantity of rain during
the pest two weeks, though its continu
ance in some places now excites fear that
they mamave too much. Such numbers
of corn tle appeared in the govern
ments'ot' Kharko and Kberson that the
imperial government intends to appro
priate 100,000 roubles towards the ester
mination of them.
A great number of minor accidents oc
curred at San Francisco during the 4th,
mostly arising from Playing with fil‘fi‘
works. One girl, Caro ine Kate Rainer,
aged 12, was burned to death, her clothing
taking tire while tiring "double-headers."
A lively fusilade o! crackers, bombs, pis
tols, etc. was carried on throughout the
day and evening. One Chinamsn was
perhaps fatally wounded by a pistol shot
in the back. The day was exceedingly
warm, with a light breeze. Fire alarms
were rung every few minutes during the
day. A great number of strangers were
in_ the city and the streets were thronged
with promenaders.
Scott in the assembly at Albany re
ported for the majority that the bribery
committee thought it proper not to report
on alleged bribery, as indictments had
been found by a jury. Both charges and
denials were positive and circumstantial.
The minority reported of the charge that
it was true thata great crime had been
committed. It bears somewhat on Brad
ley for receiving money at all and com
gares him with Judas Isairiot. Either
radley or Sessions has the crime of per
jury on his conscience; the Almighty
alone knows which. The testimony shows
that no money was offered to any legisla
tor but Bradley. The whole testimony is
reversed by the minority.
The New York Tribune says: Many
politicians, especiallv stalwarts, were at
the Fifth Avenue hotel last night await
ing news. Gen. Devens, Ewing, Gorbam,
‘ Castigan and others were noticed. Ham.-
. iltou Fish called on Conklinf, remaining
a long time. Conkling only sit the room
ll few minutes. Should the president die
he will go to Washington. Police Com«
missioner French, John F. Smyth and
Platt are with him almost constantly. It
is said that he was deeply moved by
many condemnstory opinions of his
course having led to the attempt upon
the life of the president. Each entrance
to the hotel is supplied with policemen, .
whereas ordinarily only one or two are i
on the sidewalk. Capt. Williams in citi- ;
zen's dress, walked the main entrance for
hours at a time. Inspector Thorn stood
at the main entrance most of the day.
while President. French remained with ‘
Conkling. Police Commissioners Nichols
and Mason were also at the hotel part. of
the time. In the corridors mingling with
the crowds were police detectives in citi
aens’ dress, and other persons who bore
the appearance of detectives were present
and a ways hovering about where three
or {our men happened to be engaged in
conversation. Police otiicials denies that
there was any special significance to this
remarkable display of force on a quiet day
when everybody was so sinuous for the
life of the president. President French
said that precautions were taken by. in
spector Thorn on his own responsibility.
Thorn, he said, had taken. especial care to‘
protect the hotel because it was a holiday
and a time ofgreat excitement, owing to
the shooting of the president. As the
hotel was a central point it was desirable
to have a number of policemen there.
Capt. Williams was reticeut. Oflicials
refused to give any explanation of the
mysterious meetingat headquarters the
night before. Hotel men generally could
not give any explanation of the display
of police force and detectives. One sai .
however, thiilt theeatshhageedm‘l been made
'nst can in and s
3%.; in case tgs people might m
greatly excited.
ALLEN WEIR
Justice 0! the Ponce
COMMI'I'I‘IN G MAGISTRATE
PORT TOWNSEND.
G- Omce. north side of Wm! street. oppfislte
Gen-ll Hotel.
The weather is intensely hot throughout
Europe.
A fire at Minsk hns been raging since
Sunday; 500 houses destroyed.
A telegram from Goblen; says: The con
dition of the Empress Augusta of Ger
many continues sagisfactory.
John Trainer and Olson. have gone in
the smallest dory that ever made the trip
scam the Atlantic, provisioned for sixty
ys.
There is greater excitement and feeling
amour: the English people over the shoot
ing of President Garfield than over any
foreign event for years.
Sexton has intims‘ted to the land league
that farmers might be asked to contribute
a. portion of their abatement when contri
butions from America dropped 03.
The Denver & Rio Grande railroad has
contracted for grading its short. line from
a point on its main line seventeen miles
south of Denver to the south fork of Platfe
nver.
Navajo hoisting works burned on the
51!); 1053 $15,000. The company has al
reudy commenced to rebuild. Fire caught
from a spark igniting sage brash dust on
the top of the boiler.
During the heat of the day On the 61h
there was great electrical disturbance at
Paris, At midnight a storm killed several
persons. On Mondsy {our soldiers were
sunstmck during the sham battle at Al
gershot. Several are In a precarious con
man.
_ Telegrams from the TurcorGreek fron
tier state Port Punta which had been dis
mantled has since been rearmed, and
Arts which had been evacuated has been
reorganized. The Turks have asked for
extention of time for evacuation, which
the boundary commissioners refuse.
A Washington dispatch of the 6th says:
It is reported. probably falsely, that a boat
leaving the distressed steamer Britannic
capsized, drowning seven persons. The
vessel is in a very Eremrious condition.
An officer of the W ite Star line reports
that everybody has been landed safely.
The queen Will review 50,000 men at
Windsor. This is the largest review ever
held. The Duke of Cambridge wtll com—
mand. The Prince of Wales will march
at the head of the honorable artillery of
London. The Duke of Connanght will
command a division of the 2d army corps.
News from El Paso, New Mexico, states
that a party of Americans, traveling in
their own conveyances from Paso del
Norte to Chihuahua, came suddenly at
3 the sand hills. about forty miles south of
i El Paso, upon thirteen dead ‘bodies. all
Americans, and a portion of the surveying
} party of the Mexican Central railway. The
‘ surveying party originally. numbered
thirty, and was under command of locat
ing engineer 0. C. Upham. The discov
erers immediame returned to El Paso,
Jno.-MW out... do
tachment ottmons weresent out toaster.
tsin perms. It is supposed , '_ ;
masserewsscommittsd hya “f ' :_
Vlctorio’s band of Apaches no or lii}?
Victoria’s war chief. Nam and about
thirty renegade Apaches. the last of that
once large and powerful tribe, have been
hldingoand committing depredations in
and a at Sierra Candelaria for months.
and although constantly pursued by Mex
lean troops, havcso far not been punished
or caught.
A. dispatch from Santa Fe dated July
6th says: The national holiday has not
interrupted progress of the railroad case
on hearing here. Early this morning H.
S. Brown concluded his argument corn
meneed last Saturday, fortifving by
pointed and —well-eelected authorities.
he position heretofore stated as relied
upon by the defendant. Judge Brown
second to establish the imprudence of the
order first named granting an injunction
and appointing a receiver. Brown at last
satisfied his smooiate counaeL He was
followed by Judge Waldo in a brief but
eloquent argument for complainant.
Governor Brown takes the broad ground
that the Texas Pacific has an exclusive
charter, and that no other company an
build any road anywhere within the
eightomile belt between El Paso and San
Diego, and that the Southern Pacific is a
trespasser upon their exclusive rights, and
that its charter from New Mexico, being
in conflict with the act of congress under
which the Texas Pacific was organized, is
null and void. Governor Brown also an
nounced that they were preparing the
papers to commence a similar suit in Ore
gon.
The fool McNamara said in Washington:
“I came on here to get the authorities to
call of the flowers who are conspiring
against me. here is a political conspir
acy of spiritualistic mediums who are
trzing to obtain possession of my mind.
T ey are trying to put physche in my
brain. They revealed to me in 1875
while I was in San Francisco, that I was
to shoot Grant and the Prince of Whales,
the eldest son of the Dutch widow, and
thefi have been pursuing me ever since
wit spiritual exhortanon to carr out
their behests. I have been doing hams
against them ever since. Last month I
came from flan Francisco to Philadelphia,
and tried to make a settlement in one of
the courts.thatjustice might aid me to fight
the conspiracy, but I saw no opportunity
to be heard in court unless I committed
some misdemeanor. I got myself arrested.
1 split a brick in halves and ut the
halves in my overcoat pockets. £Vhen I
got to the postoifice I took one from my
pocket and threw it through one lane
window, calling at the same time, ‘That is
a better shot than the one aimed at the
president of the United States.’ " He did
actually perform this deed. He is
medium sized, haggard, sparse gray hair,
and was ragged. and had only a dollar in
his pocket.
Innuenee of use Weather.
The late Dr. Bushnell used to tell the
following nnecdote to show the influence
of climate upon the judgment. As they
were coming out of church one drizzly
Sunday, his wife remsrked:
“You had better burn that sermon; it
isn't worth repeating anywhere."
“I shnll do no such thing." I answer
ed. a little vexed; “the sermon is up to
my Henge.”
She penilted. nnd I acid little more.
But s year or two sfterwnrds, on a bright,
cheerzh‘Sunduy in May—one of those
dsy: t make a discourse go 011' itself.—
I took thet same semen again. And .as
we cnme down the Aisle after service, we
whisperemwithont the slightest notion
thet she henrd it before) , “I would
mark that to preach on exchange. It is
better thnn common."
Next to love, sympathy is the divineet
passion at the henna hart.