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A RESPITE.

The car was crowned last Sunday
with all the pomp and parade consequent
upon such occasions, and the electric
channels of communication have vi
brated with rejoicings over the fact that
he was not assassinated. VafOuS are the
opinions as to why the fears Of the past
two years were not fulfilled, the predom-
mating one being that the Nihilists were
deferred from carrying out what were
supposed to be their plans through lack
of courage or opportunity.
1t is, indeed. ground for speculation,
but that the Nihilists lacked for oppOr-
tunity to blow Alexander to the clouds,
or that fear of the consequences with
held their avenging hand, are not in the
category of reasonable conclusions. Any
one who has watched the Nihilists in the
past cannot question their courage, and
the fact that the cZar was visible to the
naked eye is evidence that no Opportu-
nifty to kill him was wanted by men who
have demonstrated that perfection in
caution could not stay their hand when
the hour for striking arrived.
The only reasonable solution OF the
problem, then, lies in the belief that the
manifesto Of the czar, promising certain
concessions to the people, and the liberia
ton of a large number of prisoners,
touched soft spot, and induced the
Nihilists to grant him another lease on
life long enough to see if he would keep
his promise. The Nihilistic element is
composed of men of brains and educa-
ton, and not of the ignorant and unread,
as is supposed by great many, and they
are ever open to reason and argument.
They did not desire to kill the czar just
to satisfy thirst for blood, but to over
throw the head of system that taxes
the poor to death, and banishes in exile
to an earthly hell men and women who
protest against such system. Hence,
when the car by manifesto promised a
reduction of taxation and reasonable
amnesty, these men of reason were dis
posed to give him show.
Notwithstanding the coronation passed
off without disturbance, the question of
the cutting down of the cZar has only
been postponed without date for that
he will long adhere to the policy he has
proclaimed when bidding for his life,
there is little hope. The spirit of domi-
nation and tyranny isstrong within him,
Inherited from a long line of tyrants,
and he will soon allow his natural pas
sion, to sway him in fancied security.
Then off goes his head A Nihiist never
sleeps. and SO long has he had to deal
with treachery that he recognizes it at
first glance. j ]
dat the best (or worst, the car is
only granted q stay Of execution, which
may terminate in a few months or years,
depending entirely upon his good be
havior.
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The American Statesman has

The American Statesman has sus-
pended, after nearly two years steady
run. The editor in an article to his
friends and patrons says that his other
business claims too much of his time to
allow continuation of the Statesman
Mr.. Litchman publishes a semi-weekly ly,
called the Essex County Statesman, and
be will send that paper for the unex-
pired time to the credit of subscribers
on the books of the American States
man. We are sorry to lose so staunch
an advocate of our cause, but take con-
ISOLATION in the fact that it's able and
Jealous editor is not lost to us entirely
He pledges the Essex County Statesman
to the cause of humanity and promises
that it will ever be the untiring foe Of
monopolies and all other forms Of in
Justice.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

GATH" has been using some very un-
complimentary terms in giving sketch
Of O'Donovan Rosa, whom he saw at
the Philadelphia convention. George
Alfred will get another jam in the eye if
he doesn't fly a little lower, and the
beefstake he used to quiet the effects of
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
Our Agents.

The following named gentlemen are agents
for The ENQUIRER in their respective 10
calities, and are authorized to receive sub
scriptions and give receipts. 49,.
Edward Kyle, Williamsburg. 2.
William Howell, Rockyale.
David John, Coal Creek.
W. s. Jones, Oro Lake county.
George Wallaesa, l1O114 West Chestnut
Leadville. a.af III -EIIir. o ,..-
7. R. Mcbride, Laporte, Larimer county. 4
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REMOVAL.

To-day THE ENQUIRER will remove to
1868 Larimer street, one door west of old
location, over Munk & stappers jewelry
store. Correspondents and those having
business with US please take notice of
the change. ..".
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the punch Harris6n gave him ha hardly
dried outsyet. Nossa may be thi3pr that,
Ebut he never struck us asa cowad.

An explosion in the dressing room OF
the czar, the accidental (0 death OF 9
certain general, the aeeide ental (? failing
Of a wall killing many people, the close
.seclusion Of the imperial rascal these
things show lnaction 2,r trust and hope,
Mop I trust and hope that before an
other week goes by the sword of a Peo-
pies Justice will have fallen San
Francisco Truth. E. - . -. s
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THE LABOR ENQUIRER is published every
Saturday, 1t will be devoted to the discus
sion of all subjects which tend to educate,
elevate and advance the laboring classes. y
. Politically, it will support only the friends
of labor. NJ 10 vel tiltE 10 z5s
Subscription rates, $1.50, in advance. .9g3
All commune ations must be addressed to
THE LABOR ENQUIRER, $40 Larimer Street,
Denver, Colorado. ''st" ''...s o.
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AN error occurred in the date given in
the calls for state convention of anti
monopolists, as published last week.
The correction is made in this issue.
The convention is called for Saturday,
June %. s.. e. -1.,s . .,4, ,. 81. ,
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

> THE International Typographical
Union holds its annual session in Gin
cinnati next. week. This years pro
ceedings Of that body will undoubtedly
be of an important character. We have
made arrangements for late specials
from Cincinnati for our newt issue. a:s.s7
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

SEVERAL contributions, including a
beautiful little poem from the pen of a
lady of great literary ability, are un-
ayoidably laid over until next week.
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The publisher of this paper is not respon-
sible for the opinions Of contributors. The
columns will always be open for the dis
ussion of all sides of the labor questions
of the day. Contributions always welcome.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

The Typographical union meets to-
morrow at the usual place. All are ex.
pected to be present, unless unavoidably
datarred
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02
REMOVED.

The Denver Rubber Stamp Works
have moved their Office to 1858 Larimer
St., next door to old stand, over Munk
& Stapper's jewelry store. Please remem-
Der, this firm does work in the best man
ner and at the lowest prices.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

Two new visitors this week: Globe, OF
Indianapolis, and Union-F -Freemen, OF
Butte City, Montana. All such fall in
friendly hands when they come to this
Office " ~ y
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

FRANK w. BRADLEY and Miss Louise
G.. .'Voogt were married on the evening
of May 81. Frank is well-known
printer of this city.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-02

CAFFREY pays the penalty Of rash
bravery to-day. Carey d Co. still blot
the earth, and dynamite is only 81 cents
per pound.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-31

do not improve such chances remain in poverty
We want many men, women, boys and girls tc york
for us right in their own localities. Any one can
do the work properly from the first start The
business will pay more than ten times ordinary
wages. Expensive outfit furnished free. No one
who engages fails to make money rapidly You
can devote your whole time to the work, or only
your spare moments Full information and al
that is needed sent free. Address STINSON X CO.
Portland Maine.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1883-01-31

Hostetter's StoM-
ach Bitters gives
steadiness to Tia.
nerves, induce Y
healthy. natural
flow Of bile. pre-
vents constipation
without unduly
purging the bowels.
gently stimulates
the circulation. and
by promoting . Wig
orous condition Of
the physical sys-
tenn, promotes also
that cheerfulness
which Is the truest
indication OF . well
balanced condition
Of all the animal
powers.
For sale by all
Druggists and Deal
ers generally.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-11-03
GENERAL NEWS.

Five men were blown to atoms by
n dynamite explosion AT CohfA,nce,
Pa, on the Ssh.
1t is reported that the railroad
which is to run into Seattle wall be
completed by the 18th.
Gen. Sheridan left Chicago on the
29th, and went to Washington -
assume command of the army.
Mormonism is gaining n strong
hold in Idaho, three whole counties
being under their denomination III
that Territory.
The temperance of cholera IN
AeXandria has caused panic, pass
sengers from european ports return
ing without landing.
Severe rain and wind storms are
reported from Indiana, Ohio and
Kentucky, doing considerable dam
age. The Ohio river is rising rap
idly.
A young man in Portland claims
to be the missing Charley Ross He
says he was kept in dark rom
four years, and WAS subsequently
taken to Brazil.
Texas organized sixty-eight new
counties last year, making two hun
bred in the State. The increase of
her taxable property in the year
was sl3O, 900.
The British ship Nuncio, bound
from Liverpool to New Orleans, was
stranded in the Mersey, almost with
in the port of the former city, and
will prove total wreck.
An important railroad meeting is
called at Chicago to adjust the overs
land business to California, the
Northern Pacific having refused TO
carry any longer under the present
arrangement, which they claim is
unjust.
The Pope deprecates the agrees
sive attitude Of the Oraugemcn to-
ward the Irish Land League, bc'iev>
ing that the usurpa.ion Of the ianc~
tons Of the government by the
former will result contrary to their
expectations,
Goods are now carried in bond by
the Northern Pacific railroad from
Canada or Great Britain to British
Columbia. The great saving in
time, as also the ocean shipment
from California, will transfer nearly
the whole Of that trade from the
&. p. to the ". z. road.
War between China and France
appears certain now. The French
do not appear to recognize the fact
that the Chinese army is on Il diIIer-
ent footing now from what it was
thirty Years ago. They will find
themselves confrc nted by AN army
ofOyer a million men. MANY of whom
are commanded and equipped by
European officers and arms.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-11-03
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PCR-
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE,
Olympia, Washington Territory. Notice
is hereby given that. in compliance with
the provisions OF the Act of Congress ap-
proved June 3, 1878, entitled An Act for
rhe sale OF Timber Lands in the States at
California. Oregon. Nevada and Wnshing-
ton Territory" Charles J. l.. Peterson OF
Kitsap County. Washington Territory,
has this da. filed in this office his nppli-
cation To purchase the NW4 oi the SWt;
81 of NV t and SW4 at NEf of Section
No. -. in Township No. 81 North, Rar GO
No. 3 west of the Willamette Meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the snd described land, or any portion
thereof. are heieby required Ia tie thor
claims IN this Office within sixty (j0) days
from date hereof.
Given under my hand. at WY office in
Olympia. W.. t.. this 9th day of May,
A. D., 1858.
JuIIS i. GowEy.
90 Register Of tic Land Office.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-11-03

TIE establishment of the Postal
Telegraph has been recommended to
Congress hy Postmaster General
Gresham and ought TO he established
without delay. By its means the
transmission of intelligence will
become practiclly instantaneous be-
tween the most remote localities,
and at a cost 10 the public very little
above the rates Of ordinary postage.
By the automatic system, the mes
sages, written on prepared paper,
are passed between revolving cylin-
ders, AID ut the same instant the
message is recorded on similar sheets
az the remote off ice to which it is
transmitted. No special skill is
required except careful and correct
business habits such as are required
of all postmasterS now, and there is
no more occasion for the operator
to know the contouts of the mes
sages than there is Of postmasters
TO know the contents Of postal cards.
The instruments for this system OF
telegraphing cost about $50 for
each Office, and when the wires are
once established, the actual cost OF
transmitting a message will be less
TAIN for carrying it by mail, neither
messenger, stage, steamer nor rail-
way route being required. Only
the cost of generating the electricity
is necessary, and this is compare
lively insignificant compared with
the electric light, which requires
much stronger currents. The auto
matte system is the one adopted by
Mackey, and is already in use be-
tween Washington, Now York and
Boston. The Western Union Tele-
graph Company has refused to adopt
it in order 10 perpetuate its monop-
oily. No good reason exists why the
government should not transmit
messages by telegraph at cost, for
the benefit Of the people, then to
carry tho mail on tho same terms.
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! f. .e. ..t. 49, r... ... -
t -, IS ro .>t.. e.. 3
cnt.a.. . aero, &c, .,p t.. %
P...luy "a. eg.a. a. tn embrace
,a...'. .s ug. r' i.t, ...I
..e.. r... ire ..a't...a... ,.... ,
is ls.s. ... a,.i t'ta ....'t..s.
.-... ..v.- t.r .,a. o. ..-tr.e. aal
!. ..up.,et c.. s.o e'.at. ..i
wncn IS ,eH"cis.ly Y. !u"u!c iyr a.
r.ru.tural purposes by reason az lis
close proximity 10 sad c.ty OF Non
Tacoma, thul SAID reservation IS oa
cupicd ty not more than 80 Iudl-
ans, aud that it's cultivation has been
almost totally neglected hy sad
IndiaGs; that the reservation has
entirely failed IS means uf bet
tering their industrial condition;
that instead Of culiivatlng it for their
own suport, they have and do subs
siet Oh ehy by fishing; that the pur-
pose Of setting apart the reservation
for their existence has not been sue.
cessiui; thai the annual expenditure
made by the government for its
maintenance is useless and wAsteiul,
and that no benefit 10 the Indians
can - received IS .Gr. her contiuu-
iug 1t.
" therefore, in order to put an end
10 such useless and wvste;ul eXpend.
lures, and to remove Il heavy obs
staclc to the eXtention, growth and
prosperity of the said city Of New
Tacoma, and II hindrauce to the
we'll being OF the whole county
OF Pierce, your petitioners pray that
the said puyailup roScrv. On be
abolished. aud that the lands cons
tanned therein he thrown open TO
settlement by white men.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-11-03

Alfonso, the king OF Spain, while
on a visit to Germany, had the title
of Colonel Of regiment OF Uh-
lands conferred OH him during a
review of soldiers by the Emperor
William. The news Of this royal
fummery preceded the Spanish
monarch to Paris, where demo-
cratic mob, not in sympathy with
the autocratic snobhery that prevails
at the court of Keyser Wilhelm, in
stead of receiving the royal pro-
ccssion with ohscquious honors,
greeted the klngly cortege with
no6.:: and yells Of derison. And
now the Spanish governme,, "4"''is
war, and nothing short OF slapg bier
will restore peaceful relations. The
French government has expressed
regret, and made an apology tor
the act of an irresponsible mob, but
this does not satisfy the cory AL
fonso and his bra re followers. The
prospects, therefore, are that Spain
and Germany will unite and wipe
out the French republic in blood for
the wanton insult to this august
royal traveller in the defuI CT ems
pire of the Napoleons. whose people
by the aid of the Keyser's own bays
onets, have become SO strangely im>
bued with democratic sentiments
that they regard even the King OF
Spain, with all his royal retinue, as
no better than ordinary mortals.
Really we think the time has come
when the French people ought to be
allowed to express their approval or
disapprobation when a royal snob
chooses to obstrucG the public streets
with ostentatious display Of regal
insignia, especially when attended
by soldiers, those arms OF power
which arstocracy and royalty are
accustomed to enforce their preten>
tons. at the expense Of the people
whose taxes support them.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-11-03

at Barcelona, SPAN, recently Il
lot of books imported for the Pro.
testant schools were publ ely burned
by order Of the government. They
were eaid to be simple reading
books, containing the gospels as
reading exercises, without note or
comment, but they were regarded as
injurious to the state religion, and
we're therefore DESTROYED.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-11-03

The following petition to the
President of the United States with
reference to the Puyallup Indian
reservation which is being circulat>
ed in Pierce county, might be lmi>
tated by the people Of Whatcom
county with reference to the SWINGS
mish and some other reservations in
this vicinity:
To THE PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED
STArEs:-Your petitioners respect
fully represent that they are citizens
OF the United States, resident in the
County of Pierce, and Territory of
Washington; that the city Of New
Tacoma is the capital of said county,
contains population Of about $500
people, and is the western terminus
OF the Northern Pacific railroad !;
that said city is greatly injured aud
its development retarded by the fact
that the most valuable agricultural
land in its vicinity is embraced in
the Puyaliup Indian reservation;
that owing to the freedom which is
common among Indian women and
u the absence ofrestraint upon their
practices, the existence of an rdian
village in the neighborhood Of New
Tacoma is Of an evil and contamnat
ing Influence, and works actual and
serious damage to the youth of this
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NOTICE. OF FINAL PROOF.

II LAND OFFirE AT OLYMPIA ". r.. Oct
~ T. 1898 - >"tirr IS hereby given that John
Sp'r has filed notice of intention TO make final
proof before the Clrk OF the Probate Court o. his
office ia Friday Tia Dor, r.. saturday the a h
hay # Nnvcmb'r. \. u. 1888. nn Pr .eultnn D. -
No alls, FOR the Lpts .. and {. ard the > y the
SW quart' OF Sec g. Up. "a " n west.
He hainrs ~ wituea.Hs: J. c. Warner. J. II. Bart.
lett A. w Warner and c. A. Anlt on, sll of Lopez
I-lsnd. W. I.
S0.Gw JOHN CONVEY. Register
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NNTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

u. q. LAND OFFICE Ar OtYNPIA W. r Oct.
1. 1888. ot'ce H. hereby given that GEORG j.
DINfHANS has filed motto" of intention To make
nual mot brforr the Jpd &c. in his abs nee.
tie Clerk of the Di-t'i'' Court. AZ his uflch, in
Friday Harbnr W T.. on Tuesday. tn" 2Tth day of
November \. d. 1883. on Homcs.cat Appli alton
~" 3726. for the y If the ~ n OF SECTION H. and
t4t 4 ut the Ne = of Section II, TIP 81 y, Il. 3
wet.
% nane- Wit 'sses: =. A.. Mcdonald T..
Np..l- and jl.nrl-H Wlggius all Of Waldron, ". Il ,
I'D Euoch May, OF Lar sound, W. r.
30 6w JOHN F. CONVEY, Register
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. NOTICE or FINAL PROOF.

II g. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA, ". T. Sop.
" TENDER -. lsh}.-Nntice t. hereby given that
PETER LARSON has fled notice OF int.ntion To-
~ axe final prr1f hoior- i. n Warbass. in - Of
Probate Curt ~ h,s office. in Friday Ha' bor
". T., IN saturday. the 10 day of No .;her a. d.
lsS3. on Homestead Application No 1851, for the
4, Of NJ L OF Sec. IL and \ y of NV !, Of Sec.
~. Up. 80 n. Il west.
He names witnesses: Samuel IT. Gross and
Charles French. Of san Juan / lard. r.. sid
Thomas Mckinney aud syrus stow. oi Roach bar
Dor ". r.
29s w JOHN +. GowfY. Register
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ADVERTISEMENTS

T.. s LAND OFFICE OLYMPIA. W. r.. oct b. T
l.. 1851 Complain haviig be 'ntord ~ this r.
ice by IUiIUN SCui OEDtk against JOHN W.
CREAD tor Abandoning hS Homestead Fntfy y.
357J. dated Jsnuasy l6 1897. up'n the half II NE
quart of see. -. sni = quarter # Al qn1rt'r,
sud lps jaHd OF Sc tinn IL. ~ Township ~ prth,
R,nge wrst. in Ssn Juan tn Y. Warhtugton
rcrtit. win view 20 the cancellation OF >hlt
.ntry; the sid pa tea hereby sunm to ai-
p NJ at thls OLA rou Wednesday the i2fh day Of l."
cember. 1858. AT o'clock p NJ. - respond and tur.
ni-h test mony co ctrulpE sad alleged ahHndon
meet and th siid par les are ia TIER nniih'd that
% st n ny coac rainy said alleged Abandonment Will
be taken be'nre Z. u. WTrbass, ESQ. Judge of Pro-
ate Court Of Snu Juan rouuts. Al hts ric" at FRI
day Harhur. W. r.. az "Wednesday, the 2Sih day (
Novrmb r. 1NSi. Vt 10 n'clurk 4. NJ. and continuing
from day 10 day thr after unit the tkiue of -nrh
test tmoiY b. closed end It a"p ariug 20 III It's
faction that due perSupal serv". he e cannot h'
had, service will b" made ~ publication, p ~ ny
aud mailing 'cording to Rriss IS and "a II Prar-
tice ia L. !. Di-trct Land offices
In witness Wher'rf we hiv' berounto set our
hands the day aud year lr above written.
ions F. CONVEY, Register.
ROBERT @ STUART. Receiver.
ot27.5w
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. at
olympia, ". T.. Get. -. lSSS.-No,icc Is here.
hy given that LEVI ARCHART has fled
notice OF intention 70 makr final proof before
the Clerk of the District Court, ut his Office, in
La Conner, w T.. on Thursday, the 2th day
of December, A. d. 1853, on P Exemption ID.
s. No. 6507, for the lot 3, See. 6, TIP 50 \, Y ,
east, and the n y Of the Sc 4 and the SW' 4
of the Sc !. of See. ], TIP. 80 n, r cast
lie names rs Witnesses J. y. Morrow, l. |.
Edcns, Tom Whaloy aud William d. Eddms,
all of Guemes, W. T.
3i-6w JouS f. Gowfy. Register.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR
CHASE TIMBER LAND.

limited STATES DISTRICT LAND OFFICE.
- olympia. Washington Territory Notice rs
hereby given that, in compliance with the pr Wis
ions of the Act of Congress approved June 3 1878
entitled AN Ac' for the sal of Timber Lands. In
the states of California. Oregon Nevada aud WlslI-
ngtnn Territory" HAZARD STEVENS. of Bo,t.n.
Suffolk County. Nass., has this day filed in this
office his plcation to purchase tho Lot of Sec.
No. 81 aud Lot See. No. 81, Up. 10 North. Range
No East. and Lots |. and 3, of section No, in
Township No. "a North. Range No, East. of the
Willamette meridian.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land or any portion thereof. are hereby
required to file their claims ia this Office within
sixty (6Ol days FIR date hereof
Given under my hand. at my office in Olympia,
W. T., this 2lst day OF Sept nher. A. d. 1889
JOHN f. CONVEY.
% low Register of the Land Office.
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NOTICE Or FINAL PROOF.

US LAND OFFICE. at Olympia, W.T..
Oct 2Gtl. lSS3.---> Office is hereby given that
HARVEY HUDSON has fled notice cf in
tention TO make final proof before the Clerk OF
the Probate Court, ~ hi' office in Friday ilar-
hor, W. T., on Saturday. the 2}d day of De-.
cember, A. d. 1883 on Pre- rmption y. S. No
6''3s, for the NV 1 Of SW I and Lots .,
and of Sec 20, TIP 80 Y, Il > west.
He names a. witnesses: Morri on .
Obcrlin T. Loss, William Caldwell and Walter
Caldwell all of OrcAS island, W. Y.
33.6w JOHN F. CONVEY, Register.