On the laws of Washington, from 1866 to A DAY OF THE LOTTERIES SOME EARLY LAW MAKING 1859, to be found in the office of Colonel WAS BROUGHT TO TIME RENEGADE J. Kennedy Stout. Did it Flourilhing Businenm in the APACHE. KID, We find that the territorial legislature Old Quaker City. of 1855 passed on January 29th "An act to create and organize the county of Spo- The sale of the late Dr. Robert C. IIOWV (GOVERNIMENT WVASESTAII- A WVOMAN'S PLUCK AND 'ITHEICZAR'S kane," and-being evidently in a granting Davis' curios will give collectors a chance HE LEFT A TIA IL OF MUTILATED LISHED IN THIC NORT1'HWIEST. AUTOCRATIC mood that day-the limits were placed at POWER. to get some curious mementos tf the CORPSES BEHIND. Snake river and the 48th parallel of lat- past, says the Philadelphia Times. itude on the south, the summit of the Among them is a very full collection of Rockies-then the boundary of the ter- old Philadelphia lottery tickets, and r'orlationI of Spokuane County, and ritory-on the east, the 49th parallel on InternationnI fMtrrizargen Which many of them came into the doctor's Len rned the Methods of the Whiten iti Extensi-ve Area-The Coun- the north, and the Columbia on the west. Have Resulted possession Generally Halp- in this way: A very old man and Profited Thereby-•6,P00 try%' De' elopmenlt. The county seat was vaguely located named Drake lived on the north side of iilly-A Love Story. Reward for HIN Capture. "on the land claim of Angus McLeod." Fourth street, above South. He- died in 1845, and in The commissioners appointed were Rob- cleaning up the house a bat- tered tin box was found and carried ert D)ouglas, John Owen and William away by the washerwoman. Forty-six MIcCreany. The sheriff was a composite I'..-ing ali the long years intervenint• Of all thercountries of Europe the ties years afterward her son, being sick :.t of the shamrock and thistle, by name Apache Kid has "come to" again in the hetweesn the dlays when this country was that bind America. to Russia are perhaps home, saw the box and broke it open. southwest, says the New York Press. Patrick MLcKinzie, and the auditor bolar It was full of lottery tickets. the home of the wild beasts and hunts- the most cordial, both politically and so- This came He' was thought to be dead. Passing the the patriotic and exceedingly euphon- to the ears of Davis, who secured the men and each man was a law unto him- cially, says the Washington Star. Rus- Rio Grande from Mexico he has left a ious cognomen of Lafayette Alexander. find for $15. Among them was one for trail of mutilated corpses wherever he self. doi-n to its present condition of sia was our faithful friend during the 1755, for a prize Whether their duties were arduous or of 10,000, drawn in Phil- has been. He is more elusive than Garza, statehood and advanced civilization, the civil war, and there has been much in- adelphlia. not the records are silent, but a year later whose tactics in crossing and recrosslng process of internal improvement, the termarriage between Russian diplomats Few people have adequate knowledge the international a new board of commLssloners was ap- boundary he has fol- rer-fecting of civil institutions and the and American girls, and tl'se marriages how extensive the lottery business was lowed. When pursued by Uncle Sam's pointed, also a new sheriff, oulr machinery of government generally kept while have turned out happily, except, per- here up to 1832. In 1801 Matthew Mc- cavalry he rides hot and fast as far as Scotch-Irish friend continued to serve his Connel and George horse even pace with the influx of population. haps, in the case of Miss Genevieve Ward, Taylor, jr., advertised his will carry him, then kills the country, but in the position of auditor the Delaware Bridge lottery, also one to animal, and goes on foot, The law-respecting chasses were always the daughter of Dr. Ward of Albany. In with incredible instead of sheriff. The otficeof judge of build an academy in Lawn Dublin, Bucks swiftness, to the mountain fastnesses, in the majority among the early settlers this particular instance the czar of Rus- probate was created, with Thomas Stel- county. In 1808 William Keans had an where no horse can follow, and where of this country, and, though we had our sia stepped itn and compelled his subject office opposite no white man usger as firstincumbent, while the lirst the state house, and he can hope to catch him. days of lynch law and vigilance com- to right the wrongs of the American used to call his prizes off the front steps. He never fights in the open-that would justice of the peace was P'ilkey, proph- Inittees, when tile best and godliest cit- woman. Miss \\ard was an all-round iHe hadl the Second Baptist church, the be unlike the noble Apache. eticallysurnamed Solomon. izenese concurred in just though lawless genius. As a singer, an actress, an ar- Universalist church and the Holy Trinity For 10 years the Kid-in name, but not This legislature also. as we notice, en- dealing with offenders, yet it waesonly a tist, she achieved great success in Eu- Catholic church lotteries at $12 per ticket. in years, for he is 34 years old-has been gaged in the very commenldable act of In 1820 there were 30 the terror of Arizona day of brief expedient, when as in early rope. Added to hier other gifts was the offices in this city and New Mexico. incoriporating six divisions of the "Sons and tickets were as low as a quarter. In All of his old band have been extermin- California, the spirit of the law reigned all-conquering one of beauty. While cul- of 1813 it was announlced that ated, and his present followers are but without the letter. In spite of the itrit- Temperance," generously dissolved tivating Henry Jame- her voicle, in t'aris Miss WaVrd son, a carpenter, had recent pickups. Probably the govern- isih taunt "The Americnns tan nevere cerraLin galling matrimonial bonds, illas! drawn at John matte the acquaintlanceof a. distiiguished iraneis otiltc. 'Third and Chestnut ment has spent $1,000,000in futile chases settle Oregon," the ubiqluitous and--leving uS in harrowing andi ever- Yankee RItssian nobleman, connected with the streets. $50.000. but there was considera- atter him. There are rewards, territorial etwho came, toriallibrary." in steadily increasing num- embassy there. After a short courtship, ble doubt shown, as Jameson kept out of and county, upon his head of nearly bers, brought his The next record is the unexplained and $7000. institutions and his art they were married according to the rites sight. of self-government him, and he and Few Indians, perhaps excepting Sitting w'ith apparently inexplicable repetition by the of the iRomanit Catholic church. Money Killed Them. they are solid yet. legislature. of 1860 of "Atn act to create Bull, have had as many fairy tales wo- This ceremony, Genevieve Ward was as- lBut there are authentic instances of In one of the books pertaining' 'o the and organize the county of Spokane," de- ven about them as Apache Kid. It has sured by her titled lover,was valid nttprizes drawn. Johnny Dodds was a been said, much to the grief of the pro- time when "Oregon" comprised not oniy fining-a new set of olticiais, including a Russia. In a, short time the ardent 1ous- short, sturdy wood sawyer here, famous motors of that institution, that he was (Oregen, but Vasthington, Idaho and a treasturer, N. K. tRogers, , and a coroner, for his skill in his vocation. He drew sian wearied of his American bride, and, educated at the Indian school at Carlisle, small part of Montana and of \V'yoming, F. \Volf. It is, suggested by Colonel $20,000 in Mike Fortune's lottery office, Pa.; that after graduation he made a tri- to her consternation, he informed her that anod the whole territory was about as Stout that-owirig to the scarcity of pop- Chestnut street and Hudson's alley. umphal tour west in clawhammer coat, she had no legal claim likely to revert to England whatever on him, Mike was a very brassy Irishman, and and was "a lion among ladies;" that he as to the ulation, and the dignifieddeliberateness the Rtoman U'nited States, we are told that "In ,1t8 Catholic ceremony not beilng he advertised the ,ev'et by inviting many was a master of six languages; that-he with. which evdnts transpired in thoste recognized in th-re were not enough Americans ill the Russia. Thereupon he bade of the ciity notables to be present at it was to be married to one of his fair sym- day)sof cayuse tranolt-the firstorganiZa- Ibanquet. Among them was General pathizers; country even to wish her a formal good-by. that when he reached home to form a. tovern'- tion "failedto stick,"or was never heard George TCadwalader, then a young man. he put off the gentleman's evening dress The Czalr's Actioln. mrnnt. Previous to thie arrival of the of in Spokane counlty. The' next time Cadwalatder met Mike lhe and his gentle, courtly ways, threw an. mnissinnary re-enforcement of I•3S there In 1864 this twice established structure But Miss Va:rd, with true American .gaV'rhim a. sound caning, and it was agency blanket over him, let out three weIt'. is nearly as can now to' ascer- vwas swept out of existence, like a child's pluck, had no idea of allowing herself generally regardted as well deserved. whoops, and began to kill, burn and rob. tainerl, only fifty-one Amerians in ()re- card houese, ad annexed to the already to Ibe thus disgraced for life. Accomn- Doddls hung up his saw, bought a gig All of this is untrue. Kid, who is said variously to be gun. thirty of whom were connet:sted continental patnied by her mother, she went direct alnd horse, thie possession of which was a full-blooded Apache, proportions of' Stevens coun- and to be part Greaser, w'ith the tMethodist .Missionary ,ociety, to St. Petersburg, where, through the in- then the dividing line between the ple- was born near ty, with the county seat at Colville. Saun (arlos agency, Arizona. on the all the Aiuserl•I •n board, and hienti,' -- I-terst of the American ob- bei:tn antld atricians, and drove to Iartby In 1O75the counlty seat of Stevens coltn- minister, sheit White Mountain reservation. His father, ptetled to govern tllhemselves, ceaving cn- il the* no.ning, rettrning at night, stop- ty wtas temporarily removed to the town talined an audiencie with the czar, who at every tavern on the road, it is told, was killed in an outbreak, and ly twenty-one who needed further gov- ping land of Spoklane Falls until an election couLld listened in a symlpathetic manner to lh•eIsider of three years was penniless. the boy, left an orphan, was brought up lHe on the agency. ernmient. * * Neither California, Ne- be held. story. The nobleman vwho had so basely drank up the $20,000 and went back to When he grew up he be- vada, Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, Tex- deceived Miss Ward was his ctame a scout for the army, and served htn October 30, 1879, the teritoritoriallegis- ordered to ap- saw without the least show of con- under Re. nor Alaska. belonged to . the Uinitid iear c'rn. IHe died in 1840. Crook. Here's where he learned lature,still sulffidlently lavish, orlganizid before the emperor. In his august thie ways of the whites. States: all the people over whom our pretse.nce In 1822 General Patterson received a thiepresentc area of Stpokane, Douglas and the marriage ceremonys accord- His jumping the reservation late in 185 -ountry had direct control in the region ing to the rites ef the Grerek church was tdollar ticket in his settlement with one .Lincolncounties itnto the county of Spo- of his draymen, was the result of an unexpected occur- now covered by' all these states and trr- and this drew $8000 at rence, and was not premeditated.. kane, whiceh twas reduced to Its present performed, and, furthermlore, the cz,ar Janms' otlicet. No. 94 Market street, and in An In- ritories betng comlprised in the a:bovo dian had limits by the cutting oil of the others was about to confiscate the estates of his 1825 killed the Kid's grasndfather, mentioned fifty-otn Amesrlians. This wes, Josepht)Dugan, iteneral Pleasanton and the Kid, after trying vainly Norvember dishonorable subject and prelsent them to father-in-law, .irewn $30,000 and got it. to get oven then muich of a foreign cou.ltry 2-e,1~83. permission of the chief of scouts to go so the Ameriscan wife. But Miss WVard de- A welaver namld I';atterson, who had that it was necessary for the mnissionlariles Swift (Char-ges. out and avenge the old man's death, went llined to receive one p1enityfrort her re- only bteen, two months in this country, to procure piaslsports from the secretary All Ithese changes indicate a petiod of without leave. When he returned in June irealnthusband. As soonl as the mlar- and nworked in Craig's mill, on Girard Al Siber, chief of scouts, him. of war. * * ' Oregon was held by rapid settlement.The days of the abor- arrested ilageceremony was over she left him and aiven lie, driew $30,000, and at once started Somtn of the Kid's comrades began firing learned mcle in congress to be a mere igiles,the explorers, the Iur traders and for Belfastc. Lussia and went direct to Milan, where Ireland, his nattive place, into the tent where the Kid had been ta- off-scouring of creation-a Btotany Pay the missionaries, which we have glanced itlll inside of two years drank himself to shei achieved wonderful slccess in opera. ken. Kid, snatching a carbine, tore out for rogues and scoundrels, if eiver the at in brief ianorama, were merging into rtn Trd Lucth. of the tent, leaped on the horse behind She lost her voice for singing, but the United States should need such a place, those of the agriculturist, the niner, the ('odi-tin Tried Ills Luck. the Apache, Masse, and with other In- histrionic instict was strolngwithin her. dlans while the idea of a, railroad across the tradesman and the scholar,with the sol- 'I'hl most pretentious of all was the got away. She levoted herself to thelstlage, and cntisnesnt wsas ridlleuled in congress like tiler on the stage during the brief inter- ais"Grand s:tatelottery to build the Union In the affray several on each side were us tragic aitru.l.s< wvontfulame. Int Amller! the lamp ,of Aladdin."' val between arts. The restoratieio of a (an;al.-"It w~ ehirlerehrr ll 1795 with wounded. Making their way toward Mex- sihe scoredl 1le-r g-reatest suclutssin thes $0l).000 in alleged prizes, and the prodig- i.o,the renegades killed two white men i;ucitskin,. sewed with sinews, fornmed peace which followed the camnlpaign, of character of Jane SShore. ious swindle lasted until 1t30.The grant who were in their path. They were pur- clothing, sholes, flour sacks and valises in Colonel Wright ushered in a period of de- The hiodisco love story hlts been told so was sold many times. Henry Pratt sued so closely, however, that they dou- those days, being clleaper than cloth or velopment, especiallyin the mining indus- bled on their trail, returning to the res- often that we are till familiar with it. It bought It for $15,000. Lemon Hill was one leather and always available. try, such as the world had never seen. of the reration, where all were arrested. Those was a May and D)ecember marriage, and undrawn prizes. There was a Goods of all kinds had to cone' f om Of these, excitlng times wrote i.leu- legislative investigation in 1S32, and it who were not scouts were hanged, while yet turned out haippily. Kid England, anad had to be ordered a year tenant John Mullan in 1863: "It has beetn Baron BIodisco was in evitdenerthat the last holders, and four others, including Masse, before delivered. sleeps his last sleep in tOak Hiill ceme- Yates and McIntyre, had made a net who had been in government service, only during the last three years that tan- were courtmartialed and sent to the mil- Horse meat and boiled grain were tihe tery; his wife is at rest in uEngland. The profitof $2,121.,009. g•uine expectations have existed of min- itary prison on Alcatraz island, San Iloelisco mansion still stands in George- Yaltes was it southerner and a gam- prinoipal articles of diet In this colnltry, eral wealth to any great extent being Francisco bay. ltosn, in a plretty fair state bler, and he laid $50,000 against $15,000 which now furnishes beef to the mil- found east of the Cascade mnountainls,(r of preservs-r President Cleveland thought when HElipse ran Sir in 1823, this a lions and bread to the world. tlorn. Henry on chance for executive even in the northern part of the Rlocky Long isl'and, clemency, and he From another early chronicle wse lseern and lost, as Sir Henry was palrdoned the scouts a year or so. In mountaintis plroper. As soon as the lFra- Anothtl r In ternational Marrilgeo. beatlen.No one that by the fall of 1Li.) there were al:out seems to have benefited •0S9Kid and his comrades were indicted zler river mines in British (Colutmbia were The seuccessor of Baron Beodtisco., 1. de lty mloney made in these lotteries. Both two hundred colonists, exclusive of the in Arizona for murder, and they were discovered, and the question of roulte by Stoicil, lived in Washington a numbter Yates and Mlclntyre died poor. So did arrested by the Indian agent at San Car- HIudson Bay Conmpany in the country. Mike which to reach them il theilshortest tisnt of yegere, beingt attached to the R•ussiain I'urtunt,. Ile passed away ill los and turned over to the civilauthori- "These two hunldred colonists, nearly wretceld hovel at Sixth and and cheapest means was iliscussetd, we legatitol. I-ie tinally reached the highest Lombard ties.Trial was had and the Indians were one-third of them olpposed to the organi- streets.cared for by a colored wom:ta found the eastern portion of \Waishing- grade--that of nlinister. Like Bodisco, condcemned to be hanged at Yuma. zation of any form of provisional govern- who had known hien in more prosperous Sheriff Glen Reynolds, Deputy Holmes ton territoryramified by hundreds of gold -t. (le Stoceki marlrit an Amern-ican. - ment., and favoring the ssway of the for- days of tilt' ouisiana. and Teamster Middleton started with the seekers in qtuetst of this new ihldors. lI. wife was ia. Miss lHowar(l of Springfield, itcn 'orporationll tiat ll rul5ed so lo0i T'hte late Andrew GP. 'Curtinused to Indians in a wagon for Yuma. Reaching Gold soont after Mass. Tel homlle lof the Rt.ussian legatilt in trade and in civil and social lif,'. wiere 'this was itn i1. was tella good story of his own exl-erion.a sandy stretch, the sheriff ordered the ill th: tilll of the Stoeckls was in tlhe It' hItad(nItt to Philadelphia whens a lad a weak complany to form a govo"'llcntIll liscov'er-ed in itth' \Velnatchee, Nat'ilhess, prisoners out to walk beside the wagon and tilarli's houlse on the corner' of Seventeeeenth an of' 15, atnldwas given ai very hantdsonme himself in the lead and his deputy and hold the country under peaceful :ind Okinogan, Similiktuneen in the FIork, and worked till the Indians drolve ('tllnetctetI avcnue, now the prloperty of cut glass decalnteras It present for his rear. One Indian, who was supposed to eflicient law. But with a heroic couragie fatll'er.C'Ollling' up Che(Istnt street be sick, was left in the the miners from the country. Inithe, suc- the Mtisecs Myer. he wagon unman- this they essayed to do, in face of 'ill Stol'edat (ills' lottery ofliee to hear the alted. The others were coupled by twos. Captitain with aLbold- I)r. Edwals d ttlylLnartL, once a. dentist of foes and hindrances. The first ani s, e- ceeding year Pierce, music' b xe's platy. Otne of the eattippers This didn't prevent those on the road and every cotn- greatL rel ttttion il this city, ewas also ond attempts having failed, the object ntess a jludgment worthy invitetl'lim Io try his foltune, and he 'n- from flinging themselves on the sheriffs, tl invtentor. was finially, after two years, wona by tnendation,explored the liltter Ioot I-te visited Russia to offer vested a qltirter.The wheel was turn 'li bearing them to the ground, At the same of tile Nez his rifle to that ov\'ernnent. While in St. and;t instant the sick Indian in shot means of what wus styled the 'Wolf mnloutallns, and the discovesry t brigll[ silverdolltr was thett prize'. the wagon i' -te'rsburg I)r. Mlaylnard had the oppslor- hle so the teamster. The sheriffs were meeting,' called to protect their persons lP'rce gold mines was the result. The was ehlttedthat he sllowed it to beaten the' listal crowd arou(lndthe door. to death with stones, and, taking from and their stock from willd beasts, and swansderings of the niners in this regilon ttllllty of doilng illlmportant dental workl for Suddeltly it nsegro lasd snl.tcshed it and Reynolds' pocket the key to the hand- ending in a resolution to organize a soutthwliard led tos the Salmon river dis- the czar, who alt ite tinte was, suffering ov-- r':tn. t'rti'nhurled the decantelrat hint cuffs. the Indians released themselves. tlut the gold mliner, whoi is the greatly ftrom cefcttive teeth. ernment for the protection of them:s;elves coveries. iatl f,,ildtlhilnt to tile,l' oundtt smltashilg Armed with the white men's rifles, they most did not rest A large paymnentt Lwastendered ltt. M.tay- and their families. Thus began the pro- restless of mortals, the glass. A dozen willing hands grlab- mad:e for the mountains. natrdc for his serlicets, which hetdetline 1. visional governmeoit of Oregon on 'stay content until he had cross',d the Snake htd thel thifll,but in the sculllethe d,!- Neither troops nor settlers nor cow- t. tgll,'' ri\vr and discovered the P'owrder .'iv-r The, cozar thlet presented the Amsnitriet ltr disalppar ed,ald the future governor boys wiped out the Kid's band, but Apaches, who, by this means, secured Inines, and not eveilthen contellt, he dentist with t miniat'ure polrtrait of !his ,left disc'•ttsolt•te. lie boutght no more George Aberrnethy was elf'ited provis- imullntityfor themselves from the conse- tttttjesty set with diitanttds, andtas a innal governor and ser•'od for two termts, opelnlldtilt thet (srande Itlonde, Boise anll qutences of crimes they had committed. of two years each, without salllry. Burnt river mines, inlest Oregon, atnd further testilnolltitl of gtratitlude 1)tr. MtRy As proof positive, one of the renegades A ''icking' Den)ton. The story of Whitman's ridle across the. elated at his sueItcress, returns to his nard was decorattd. brought in to the agent at San Carlos the ff0t'ff:t•i, ilfe inmmigraif ti' to, this ,) - fl '-ild,it re--i te-s',gon , s:lsinsg ts - It-;t ]Tttvritid :-Iesneeit'n (UifI. \ I'n ' 'to'sy con'ies'fle'os ltl'tutntos'. head of a tmem ber of Kid's gang, and an- try which followed his return, the Lng of lJohn1pay'a river in his route, only to About a fortttigt ago news wats rte- O1',IIllyt nttla, aI,Jlpllntt se oltfier . W'st Le- other whipped out the ears of one more of the Kid's comrades. years of stagnation all over the country discover the aichekt quartze leads to 'be -eived here of tlit deatlh of AIr. 1t:tldcer- (''slit' sssts'ried tl the daughter of one of flut Apache Kid, himself, never since on account of Indian hosti Ities, anfn n ,found outside -of Califoinia. - mar dte 'ltissnlor, lirst secretarl1"y of the the native chiefs. Shliewas asn unltutor'ed has been caught. Masse, his old friend, tedious settlement of English and Amer- "His complanions on Frazier river hea:d tRussiaenlegation at Lisbon. li. edt Aleis- chilI of the Lorest,who had seen little was killed by a long range shot from a ican disputes are familiar to all. of this new gold tleld, and they too, must snlr was another Iullssitan dlilolemat who of civilization,n:111 lived inl hai of bark squad of soldiers who were pursuing the "The bhoundary controversy was tnally visit it, taking on their route the mouth sullccumbed to tie chllarms of the Attelr- and hIalmboo near' the stUltnlitotf 01 tofi pair. The Kit got new companions and adjusted by a provision in our treaty with of Clarke's F'ork and SIpeokanerivers, only giutngirl. le married Miss Sophie Ial- the great ountatsiliis in the conelr of the continued his maraudings. When he tires tllhe he Great Britain of [May 6, 1i71, submitting discover has since frttd, daughter island. IBultsiht truly lovt,.,dhers' hIsllshand,of squaw he has, steals down to there to gold which of Admiral Radtlford. tlad- San Carlos at night and sneaks a fresh the question to the arbitration of the been taken out by the pound." 1tete de Atleselner has won considerable aind 'eeosnlttltiedshim to T•1amsul 5l\with happs y andl che-Perful heitas. tDuring the one off from the reservation. Never yet German emperor, who, on October 1, 1872, The transcontlinental railroad was an litlera'ery fatme. She is now in St. I'eters- has he been caught at this trick. Dis- first night she spent ill ther new 1home, made his award sustaininug the _onten- asshred fact, The era, of hnQreasin pro- ttlllS, where her sOil is ie ntelleberh of the tances don't bother him. He has gone tion of the United States; and thlus, after howevetr, shie was awsk.tllenedby the! tick- ductiotn,of new markets, rising values Nicholas corps of tatdets and a page 'if ing of t liclik. atlllIml- from 50 to 75 miles a day when crowded a period of nearly eighty years, ldating Thie ls'ersisteney and townsite speculations was corning in: the court. nolonly of the resousnd suggested to ill' by troops. Ite killed and mutilated little Charlie from the discovery of the Collumbia by Our infant commonwealth was recovering initldthat tilhe ilnstlt'ment tmust be pos- Captain Gray, the whole question us to sessed of 'it evil sltirit. Shts awokeihert Doble itn the Superstition mountafins in from its juvenile idisorders, and entering Eht.li rle l ighlit Buges. 1892. October he two vac- the ownership of the Oregon territory l ,ussblant-, d eltlistenedl to his ex'ttlstt - June, In killed ulpon its firstexperiences of robust youth. ''The ttashingtoen Sttar announces tihat of thte Turtle Cattle Company, Al- was finally determined." the two secies of large tions.but they li ot11alla: y hel' fea;l:.queros The rarly settler of those transiltin water beugs that bert l)ittmeyes and John Gardiner. have come to be ctalletd electrie light :Ind wheun he tiad nsleto sl.egal:il The little village of log huts "'rected tiitlesqf yctesterday, is tyith tus.nmlllerously ligs Thence liewent to ,Hackberry Springs, ai'~t' ital. it] all apit-li ' [around siheslilpped t litt itly frtontlthe ied tand '5- at 'Marcus for the accommodation of the how foundl o1 the where he killed a lbuck,and added the Slat,Slant lihsonly just time olectric acrc lights. "A lttost eurioues thilng (c;lt'dt1o the primovsll forest,wh'er'' sit' bunn,!ary commission are standoing yct. organlize a pionlleerassociation to pre- buckss quaw to his collection. M1eanwhile the feeble organization ble- about tlteo buits," it says, "is thatl Ibefo'r tsls satf'e fros tle itillnlene of th. Liik- In August, 1894.,the Kid was reported serve tile memory of the things he once the introduetion ofi electric lights they ing demon. at meeting" dead, lndfor a long time the rulmor was gun the "Wtolf hatd ;riown endured and enjoyed. •We hope-to chroet- tet eottSidertttid to tie contparattiveiy like .Jonah's gouird. d ivided and s'tlbdivid- credited.To 'ttthe big reward on the icle mnan.ya reirintisenre of things tragic, rcce. Tley were seclditnioseen, as they After tile OllSouAreIi Nightll. KIld's head., awnee Charley-Charles ed andi quickly le,,ame a power InstB:adt lere not ttiracted by otrdinary light. ludierous,or pathetic,which occurred sn T'ilelong polar night (e'nme to 'an enll Gossage of Green River, Vyo.-woent on of a butt in the ceioncil of the 'In ion. hent' the arel li;ght arlearled, Iowever, gave the when the unromantlic days to which most of ts circle oni Jatnularly0. the trail. eIt up search The consequenct's of the WVhitman r:as- the hugts biccttme tleO'noOrttsy noticable. \ithlin the earctic t -can still tlookback. T'ihcinh;it bit:lnls of the littlevillages have evilence satisfactory to him was pre- were the organization of Oriegon, iUpon their ailteartti'leo in suclh prodig- sented that the 1Kid had sacre halldnlearlly three monthis of steadty nligit. been killed, and TVashington ahid Idaho iOnto a territory, iltls lnumbertis ent0mologtists were of the! was buried I5 moiles from Nogales. olinion Ithat after two ore three years It is the usutIl c'ustoll that oil the day 181l8, with, Gtneral Joseph Lane as - t'i.'slvdu.t II'ieks. Later events have proved Pawonee in Iboth species would gtrow -searcer, whenll tilesuit rises above the horizon Sawldust is tuirndd into trlansporutable but Chalrley to have been mistaken. governor, a .tlefedsive War agaipnst tih the numlners do not seemn:to be tieC,retas- after It, lonlgseason of darkness the ist- fuel in ICertinaniy'by a very simple prio.ess. hostile Indians, and the final punish- tingsie the slightest. WVhile neitlher the i:thlitantls •i! ast:ln illlint e, foS ng 'tlhe re- It is heated under high steam-npressure Populnrity of' Sp)tIrg-eoIn' Sermons. ment Of the guilty tribes and executipn Itelostoma nor tie Belenacus Is distinctly tlllinlgorb, andll gleet it with a militiary till the resinous intrt'elients beortate The Westminster Gazette says that 2396' of the' mu'rderers. ppisonolu, both have strong salute. No other effect than thit of pa5l.1-" sticky, whrehIui it .lpr•esse 'into brions. bealtks, ca- of Slpurgeon's sermons have been print- tnahle of inflictingf severe wounds, anti it nmss of complexsionis discernible illthe In'853'the' territory of Washington'wa's One uman with a two horse-powe'r nra- edtand sold, and that the sum total of the to handle thesm with grcat na:livesal:ter this long time at night. organilzed, with Isaac I. Stevens, spoli- chine call turn out 9(S10bricks as day. }vill be wise sales reaches nearly 100,000,000, ans aver- arto. if at all. The very large black Tihe pallor sooll plsses away with t!le sor for our 'neighboring county, as ter- age of about 35,000copies per sermon. water bneetle will also be seen amoeng tile silll'sreturn. In odso the stln canr be: ritorial governor. 'ook Tinie Iby thel 'orelodk. water bug's aroundt electric lamps in the sotn at itittight onl June 31 In Tromso it. Spolkane County. ',Why did Willie WVestside break off proportion of labiout one to 100." etns be stea on May 20; in Hanmmerfest, Home Again. The tempestuous creative Period of our hit engagement to Miss Elmore?" or as far ats the North cape, the mtild- Mrs. T. D. Gamble and children return- of Spo- own great and famous county 'He was afraid she would want 't Business is fairly satisfactory at Cleve- night sun may be seen as early as Ma'•y ed home yesterday from a six months' kane may be traced in a set of reports marry him."-Buffalo Times. land. 16 or 13,respeceively.-New York Herald, visitin California.