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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-04

A usual the markets al over the
coast are somewhat depressed, on 40
count Of the holidays. and viii proba-
bly, mot fully recover for . couple OF
weeks to come. In the Seattle market
We have Some few changes 70 note.
WHEAT-Still firm, but no change
reported. We quote chicken feed at
from 80 70 60 cents per busheL
FLOURISH very firm, and tending
upward. Extya family b nov quoted
35.75@6 per barrel; No. ] family, So
@5.50.
OATS-While oats are firm, and quo
tations given rs for choice are 20 Psr
ton, sales have been made during the
week at lower rates. w. +. Crosby
bought ECO sacks near Laconnsr this
week at &28 per ton, bat this h cons1d-
cred good trade for the buyer.
EGGS-Havs dropped q little, and
are now quoted at 10 cents per dozen.
Market not very firm at these figures.
CHICKENS-Have advanced . little
since our last report, and jobberS are
now paying from t4.50 TO $50 Per doz-
en-, according 70 quality.
HIDE1NaYket weaker, and Is cents
Der pond il the top notch for dry, and
and 7 cents per pound for green.
POTATOES-Spuds will not brace
up at all. The reason seems to b that
the San Francisco market il supplied
from the interior Of the Htate, and con-
sequently there Is no shipping demand.
However, some sales are made for the
local market, and choice potatoes are
quoted at 50 cents per bushel.
HAY-No change, except market not
quite 20 strong. Some sales have been
made at SIS per ton on the river bank,
and some at from $l6 10 S17 per ton,
delivered on the wharf ct Seattle.
ONIONS-Are stronger, and We quote
N cents TO ~ cents Ter pound.
APPLES-C Cooking apples have
dropped q notch, and are now quoted
at so cents per box; eating at 60 to 10
cents per box.
FURS-Are 6rmer. Prime Beaver is
quoted at $l.50 to SIZE per pound.
For other quotations see market re-
port elsewhere in this issue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-04

Mr.. FRED GASCH
HAD A POLICY OF 5000 IN THE
Il Aetropolo Nom Board Fire Insurance
Company of Paris, France; capital, 320C0.-
000 g. Q. Phinney & Co. arc the agents
IN Seattle. Mr.. 0asch was awarded, y
tho adtueter, I'D cents ON tho dollar for III
he was insured, because @. G. Phinney &
Co. wouldn't represent any Fire Insurance
Company 1ve minutes Nhat wouldn't nav
tho full amount Of IL Lon.
~ you WANT
5 cents On tho dollar business pass ~ b..
4 you please; but II you want ingurance
SURE
cithee IN solid board companies Hike the
old Hartford and Hamburg Bromoa, q IN
solid non-euoxd companies like tho Metro
pole and Fire Asoociation Of PhiladolphiA,
and are willing 70 pay The
RATES.
give ~ call and you'll setit
G. G. PMINNEY & Co..
Real EstAte and Insurance Agcnta
j40 RcsG Buildin&. Room L up s1nifa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-04

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-04

A GIRL OR WOMAN 10 DO HOUSE
"A work. Good Wngeo oGbrod vhich
wil b PROMPTLY Daid. n.
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Lsdie6 yhiAs akirta. Co and Upwards
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How 10 inyeat . dollar and make ave:
By : hoeals q Ksndall's SPAWN Oazs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-04

-FOUR OR FIVE GOOD PAINTERS
n. BURKE.
Ahap a Nm = above Ooo1doatal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-01-04

A GOOD LIVE AGENT TO REPRE-
"A sent the Queen City Fire Insurance Co.
OF Denver, Colorado. Address the Secre-
tary, with references. jl-3t
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A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
"A wugk bvanted. Apply 6 the coEnor
G youxtA and CAarry -.
d0-9 A. C. ANDERSON.
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TUNWk1yR

Is q mile south of Olympia, at the
mouth of the Deschutes river, whore, BY
a series of rapids and cataraots, it falls
into the Sound. Three grist mills, .
planning mill, and . wooden pipe manu-
factory are located here, and the popu-
lation.of the town is mostly made mp OF
people employed about these establish
ments.
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A LARGE ROOM IN sULIIvANs1
"A Block. App1y .
t38 JOHN SULLIVAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
A MOGUL'S MAX RAGE.
The Genial General Ticket Agent OF
the b g. M. Tied for Life.

On the third Of the present month,
Mr.. p. 8. Eustis, the we'll known and
popular general passenger agent Of the
b. & M. was united In marriage to
Miss Eliza Russell, daughter of Will
liam T. Grifiths, in Philadelphia.
1t was expected that the bride and
groom would arrive home yesterday,
and accordingly their comfortable
suite of rooms In the Willard hotel was
put In shape for their reception.
A BEE reporter caught q glimpse of
some of the presents which awaited
the bride, and they were beautiful In
deed. An exquisite bouquet, of the
horseshoe design, occupied the space
on the center table. II wal of the
most delicate and fragrant rosebuds
with a lovely Gala lilly In the center
and on each side. This was an offsr.
Ing from Mr.. Enstis' admirers In the
headquarters building.
Then there was a beautiful toilet
set OF embroidered blue silk from Miss
Eva l.. Ives and a very handsome
bevelled plate glass mirror In q hand
painted velvet frame from Mrs. sgd.
ney X. Locke.
Unfortunately the bridal company
did not arrive as was expected, but
they will find the evidences Of good
will and remembrance when they do
move into their quarters In the Mil.
lard, which cannot but DO pleasing.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10

dorsement stating the nature. of the
contents. Mrs. VonC otzhsusen OPEN
cd the envelope in the collector Of
customs presence. No attempt was
made to evade payment of the proper
duty Ior conceal the contents. The
collector refused the preferred dutv
and seized the shawl and confscated
" ss struggled goods, aud informed
Won Ootzhausen she could petition the
secretary of the treasury for leave to
pay the duty aud take the shawl, and
that the extreme penalty of the law
would probably be remitted. She.
however, declined to pursue the course
suggested, and brought suit against
the collector and postmaster for unlav.
full converslon of property. In
the first trial the jury found the
above facts and judgment was
entered for the defendants on the
ground that they acted strictly within
the line of their official duty. An
appeal was taken to the Uaited States
supreme court, and Justice Miller rem
dered the decision as follows: 1t 10 q
violation of law to introduce dutiable
articles at all IN this manner, (by mall)
and the artlcles 30 introduced are liable
to seizure for euch violation. We think
that In making the seizure the de-
PENDANTS only did their duty, and
whatever the hardships to the plaintiff
they are not liable In this action on
the facts found In the verdict of the
jury"
PROF. II. A. WILEY,
of Purdue university, L fsyette, Ind,
has been appointed chief chemist of
the department of agriculture,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
THE TEwKsBURY HORRORS.
Starving Insane Women to Sell Their
Bodies.
Special Dispatch TO Tux Bss.

Special Dispatch TO Tux Bss.
BosroN, April 9,-In the Tewks.
bury aims house hearing to-day Mrs.
Fanny r Dadley, formerly night
watch in the asylum, declared that
when she Waited the founding depart.
ment she found insane women at.
tended by an ediot girl, who gave the
women only n meal q day, and this
idiot girl carried 1t, but instead Of
giving it to the patients threw it
away. She took the women out, and
they soon tloehed up aud became well
A woman named Margaret Hennessy,
In n Of the cells, said she had moth
Ing but water In nine dayr.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
The Re formed Mormuns
Special Dispatch to THs BHn.

Nv 80 w u
KIRKLAND, o, April THE fourth
day of the Mormon reunion confer
enoe, Elder Herman Robinson, of
Iowa, conducted tho prayer and re.
vival meeting iu the forenoon In the
temple. at the afternoon session of
conference, President Smith In the
chair, Bishop John Taylor, of London,
England, made q report of the work
of the church In England, Wales and
Continental Europe. The report
showed about 8 900 members of the
Reorgsnized Church of Latter Day
Saints In Europe, and 2 coo In Wales.
The missions are prospecting finely
with prospects of the erection of sew.
eral more churches soon. Other re.
ports were read after which the DON.
ference adjourned.
To morrow night Joseph Smith leo.
lures on temperance. The conference
will continue for five days.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
Tho Striking Masons.
Special Dispatch TO TIE Be.

CHICAGO, April 9.-There Is little
change In the situation Of the brick.
layers strike In this city. Most of
the master mssons have o few men at
work, and new men are beginning to
come In from other cities. StriSe rs
have begun the intimidation of work
Ing non-union men. Several houses
have been visited and the occupants
threatened with death If they 60 to
work. Some Of the men employed on
the new board of trade building were
threatened to-day, and a squad of pc.
lice were sent to guard them.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10

and will be entirely checked soon.
The river to-day reached food height,
"a feet, and the water ran over the
levee at several points Sand bags
we're used to prevent the water from
flowing into the city, The rainfall
for the 90 hours ending at 9 p. m. was
III 40 100 inches.
OF the 1876 deaths the past week Sc
were from small pox.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
Overriding tho Council.
Cial nIspafph IN Tuu nvu

CHICAGO, April 9.--Judge Moran,
In the circuit court this morning,
granted "a temporary Injunction re.
straining the socialists from erecting q
building on the lake front In this city
under a grant voted by the city coun-
oil, The injunction Is asked by
owners of property facing the Lake
Front park on the theory that the city
had no authority over the tract. The
socialists had laid the foundation for q
largo assembly building.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
High Liosnss Ia jersey.

-POUIaI DIFp7VuH 10 TIE DIM.
NEWARK, N. j., April All
saloon and tavern licenses granted
Tuesday are void, as they do not COM
ply with fine law In giving the location
Of tho real estate Of the signers
of tho petitions, and no licen
ses can DO grtutei until September
next, az tho law requires all applica.
lions shall be made the first day Ct the
term. A rumber of leading hotels
ct the c ur'ry are thus without II.
n and liable to indictment If they
sell,
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
Guarding the Homestead.

ST LOUIS, April ga dispatch
from Wichita, Ks, says that the recent
appointment of a government special
agent to invoaligate fraudulent land
entries In Kansas and the west pro.
ducea q good deal of unessiness among
pre-emptors in that section of the
state. MANY fraudulent entries are
reported in Klngman, Sumner, Har.
per and b ,rbour counties, and cattle
men have acquired large tracts of
land for herding purposes which prob
ably will not bear clone scrutiny.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
murder against Joseph and Lawrence
~, WIN. Maroney, Patrick Della
agan and Joseph Mullet.

~, WIN. Maroney, Patrick Della
sgsn and Joseph Mullet.
,nty four arrests we're made to.
day In the outskirts of Cork and
Limerick, aud many important doou-
ments seized.
The authorities have informstio on
there are In the city 1000 Fenians
who have no connection with the inner
circle.
A farmer named Harte, In the
C,usheen district, concerned In the
murder conspiracy, for which eight
young men were arrested Friday, was
captured while attempting to escape
to America. The arrests are believed
to be for tho murder Of Justice Her.
bert at Castle Island.
Tee man d asy, who was drowned
at Cork Sunday evening, as supposed
for political tenets, was killed In a
drunken quarrel.
CHICAGO, April "a London dis.
patch from Dublin says: Joe Brady,
Timothy Kelley, Patrick Delaney,
Thomas G ,tfrey, Daniel Curley, and
Fitzharris, known as "Stain Cool"
The men charged with the Phenix
Park murders and other crimes, who
are to be placed on trial to day, were
to be conveyed from Kilmainhsm
prison to the Green street court house
al 8 o'clock this morning, under q
strong escort of policemen.
The government feels rather afraid
that the friends of the prisoners will
attempt to rescue them. Special
measures have been taken to insure
the safety of the court building.
Suspicious looking men who resemble
Americans have been seen In Phoenix
ark and other parts of Dublin dur
ing the last few days. Detectives are
watching their movements closely.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
On srt,apa al naknhe ga N TIM Nm

Conrad, the murderer of his wife
and four children, whose sentence of
death Emperor William refused to
commute, was beheaded In the prison
court yard In Berlin.
Bismarck has written to the Prus.
sian miaistry asking an expression of
their opinion In regard to the revival
of the state council.
The Ultramontanes are preparing
for an imposing celebration, the
twenty fifth anniversary of the con.
secration of the exiled arch bishop of
Cologne.
Bishop Herzog, of the old Catholic
church, confirmed six young ladies of
the American Episcopal church In
Rome. Many prominent citizens Of
the United States were present at the
impressive ceremony, including the
American minister.
Betting against Lorlllard's Iroquois
for city and suburban handicap Is 25
to /. Keene's Foxhall Ia not auoted.
Queen Victoria Is making favorable
progress toward recovery. She took
q drive a. usual yesterday.
Two active socialist were arrested
10 Vienna. A socialist manifesto was
distributed throughout to city.
Hugh Gladstone, partner In the
firm of j. M. Gladstone Sons, of Llv.
erpool, committed suicide by taking
strychnine. The deceased was cousin
of Prime Minister Gladstone.
Parnell Is confined to his house. 1t
il probably he will not be able to
actively participate In politics for
some time.
In the socialist congress In Copen.
hagen, a motion approving the pro-
ceedings instituted by the nihilists OF
Russia and Fenians of Ireland and
England, was defeated by a very large
majority,
In consequence of the success OF
b both In Vienna, his engagement was
renewed.
LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Receipts Of
wheat the past week, Atlantic ports,
GO 1000 quarters; Pacific, $1,000; other
sources, $1,000. Receipts of corn,
%, 900.
CorENHAGEE, April ct Is feared
that the fact that the socialist congress
was held here will add to the diff
%culties already existing between Prus'
sis and Denmark. The Prussisn gov
eminent blame the Danish ministry
for their want Of vigor In suppressint
the gathering.
GENEVA, April "a FIRE which
promises to assume extensive proper
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
Personal

4. L. Crowell, of Philadelphia, father
OF Deputy Sheriff Crowell, is In the city.
representing the Dunn Edge Tool manu-
featuring company. of West Waterville,
Maine.
Colonel #. p. Ireland, II. r. Wode-
house, and @. w. Phillips, of Nebraska
City, are at the Paxton.
Willis Howe, wife and child, of the
Palmer House, Chicago, are at the Mil
lard.
j. w. Rodefer and Frank Rodefer, Of
Council Bluffs, were In the city yesterday.
w. O. Henry, Fairmont; 8, s. Starin
and wife, Auburn, are at the Willard.
A. 7. Scammon, agent for Baker and
FArron, Is ut the Millard.
viii A. Gallap. of Plattsmouth, was at
the Willard yesterday.
+. j. Rsppal. Jr.. Of Lincoln, was at
the Willard yesterday.
DR.. Elwood and lady. Of North Bend.
are ct the Paxton.
II. W.. GassmAn and wife, Of Ogden, are
1t the Paxton.
Hon. Q. ]. DIlworth, of Hastings, Is II
the Willard.
H. A. CAdy, Of Lincoln. Is . guest Of
the Willard.
]. H. Pynchon. Of Salt Lake. Is at tho
Paxton.
II. w. NiemAn, of Schuyler. Is at the
Willard.
M. M. Towne, Of Laramie, Is In town.
j. N. Edwards, Of Seward. Is at the
Willard.
ID. Swartz, Of Crete, IL at the Willard.
j. G. Blackman, Of Fremont, IL at the
Paxton.
Libbie Barnes. Of Bennett, Is ct the
Paxton.
A. French. Of Blair, Is In the city.
Hon. Theron Nye, Of Fremont, Is at the
Paxton.
s. A. Osborne. of Brownville, Is at tho
Paxton.
DIR. L. H. Makk, of Denver, is at the
Willard.
G. H. Black. of Plattsmoutb, is at the
Willard.
w. j. Hancock was in the city yester-
day.
P. D. Smith. of Nebraska City. La In
town.
II. w. Brostrom, of Wahoo, Is In the
city.
John Hsth, Of Lincoln, Is at the Paxton.
s. 8. Lowe, Of Fremont, is In the city.
w. B, Loring Is In from Green River.
j. w. Hitchcock, Of Friend, is at the
Paxton.
H.. G. Rand, of Cheyenne, Is at the
Paxton.
N. +. Donaldson, of North Platte, is in
town.
N. Sweetland, Of Cheyenne, Is at the
Paxton.
f. j. Mcshane and wife have gone to
st. Louis.
@. O. Keeling, Of Fort Leavenworth. is
in the city.
ID. Cash and wife, Of North Platte, are
in the city.
Hon. John ID. Seaman and wife, of
Kearney, are at the Paxton.
@. l.. Durham and wife and Mrs. l..
ID. Wilson, Of Kansas City, are at the Pax.
ton.
Chas. s. Pulls. Of the b. & NJ. engineer
corps. has returned from Q three months'
trip through Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10

Nrw ORLEANS, April ct Is stated
that a new jury will be drawn and an.
other batch of election fraud cases be
called Thursday In the United States
circuit court.
The rear portion Of the Third dis
trict is still overlooked from rain and
the high tide. The flow Of water
through Goldsboro orevasse Ia reduced
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
Burned to Death.

Special DispAtCh 70 THh Bhh.
MURPHYsBoRo, ILL.,, April 9.-The
Logan house, the Oldest hotel In the
city, owned by Mrs. Rogers, sister to
General Logan, burned last night,
Mrs, Rogers and two girls narrowly
escaping with their lives. r W.
Swopa, q traveller for a st. Louis
house, who Is a Chicago man, was
burned to death.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
Fearing

ST. LOUIS, April 9.-PrlvAte dis
patches from New Orleans say the
city Is liable to be inundated II any Of
the front levees give way. The river
Is now on a level with the crown of
the levee along the city front. The
crevsss at G ,ldsboro on the right
bank of the river directly opposite
New Orleans will be closed by this
evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
Jadgo Lawrence Dead

CHICAGO, April "a private tele.
gram announces the death of Judge
Cbas. B. Lawrence, at Decatur, Ala ,
this morning. He was nine years q
member of the Illinois Supreme
Bench, and the latter portion OF his
term Chief Justice. He retired In
1873.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
The Apache Campaign.

Tucson, April 9.-General Crook
has gone to Mexico to meet General
Topeta. The Tombstone people have
secured 100 Papsgoe Indians to 90 on
the a path against the Apaches.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
RUSSIA.
Special Dispatch TO THE BHR

ST. PETERSBURG, April 9.--The car,
accompanied by the czarlna, visited
the city Friday, and passed through
the streets In an open carriage. They
we're unaocompanied by an escort.
The czar seemed unusually thought.
full, and made scarcely nyresponse to
the loyal salutes of the public.
The great trial of nihilists has be.
gun. Three of the accused are their
own counsel; the others retain law.
yers.
Inquiries into the accounts of the
different ministries of the last decade
disclosed facts of serious frauds per.
petrated. Several persons of dlstinc.
ton are implicated. 1t Is expected
the matter will be hushed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10

ANN ARBoR, April 9.-Rev. B. +.
Crocker, author of numerous works on
moral science, and a professor In Ann
Arbor university, died last evening Of
nervous p~rostration.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10

Wanted-A man to work . few
days In q fruit garden. Apply at
HIoKMAN's GRAND BAzAR, 1S0a Far
nam street.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10

lions has broken out at Bourne near
this city. Twenty houses are already
destroyed.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10

make, aud Is believed to belong to
some m%agszine.
A. M Sullivan, who received q
warning from 0'Donovsn Rosa, writes
that he does not attach much import.
anoe to Rossa's threats.
The Times, In On editorial article,
expresses the belief that the prisoners
arrested Thursday had arranged q plot
to place quantities Of nitro-glycerine
In various parts of London and to OK.
plode 1t simultaneously.
Ansburghe, who was arrested yes
terday near Waterloo bridge, London,
wal arranged In Bow street police
court to-day. He Is charged with be.
ing concerned in q conspiracy with
Norman, Gallagher, Wilson and Dali
ton, already apprehended, and was re.
msuded until Thursday.
Thirty additional detectives have
been appointed for extra duty In
Liverpool. The fire brigade has been
warned to be In readiness for any
emergency which may arise.
The lsndlady at the hotel where
Norman boarded has identified Gala.
CHER as the man who called to her
house and inquired about rooms for
Norman,
LONDON, April "A letter from
Michael Davitt ia published to-day in
which he further expresses his oppoei
ton to the dynamite policy on the part
of Irishmen. He declares that such o
policy Is insane, idiotic and criminal.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
DEMONS CIV nL.nb..,-"
The Supposed ASSaSSinS Of CaV0n.
dish and Burke on Trial
in Dublin.
The Court and Grown Not
Only Confident but Certain
Of Conviction.
The Indictment Of the Jury
and the Charge Of Judge
O'Brien.
Wholesale Arr at of Alleged
Dynamiters In the Neigh
borhood Of Cork.
The People Of England Thor
oughjy Scared Though Not
Seriously Hurt.
TIL Harcourt Explosive Law
Skips Through the Com
mons in Forty Seconds.
Franco Hur1s Defiance in the
Teeth of the Allied Powers
Adj dining.
A General Variety Of Foreign News.
Wholesale Arr at of Alleged
Dynamiters In the Neigh
borhood Of Cork.
The People Of England Thor
oughjy Scared Though Not
Seriously Hurt.
TIL Hare burt Explosive Law
Skips Through the Oom-
mons in Forty Seconds.
Franco Hur1s Defiance in the
Teeth OF the Allied Powers
Adj dining.

A General Variety OF Foreign News.
Omaha daily bee., 1883-04-10
FRANCE.

Special Dispatches 20 TIE Ban.
PARIS, April 9.-Tae Republique
F~rancsise, replying to the article In
The Nord Deutsche Zeitung, of Der.
lin, on the subject of the defensive
alliance of Germany, Austii. and
Italy against France, believes that
Bismarck Inspired the article, and
adds: "The republic will attack 10
one, but will make itself respected by
all. To recommend the republic to the
kind feeling of Europe as the sole
safeguard against the supposed belli-
oose instincts of Frenchmen Is an
outrage against the nation, aud every
F%renohman, whether monsrchist or
republican, resents the Insult. Watch
ne, form defsnsive leagues against us,
but for Gods sake spare us advice con-
corning the constitution best suited to
Us, republic or monarchy"
The article Is attributed to Chal.
learel Lscour, minister of foreign af-
fairs.
Tue house of the mining engineer
at Montceau Les mines was damaged
Saturday by an explosion tf a dyns.
mite cartridge placed near the build
Ing The forest Between Montceau
Les mines and Leoreuzot was set on
fire last night.
The Gsmbetta monument fund hes
reached $12 coo. Morton, American
minister subscribed 5000.
The police are keeping a close watch
owe a number of Russian refugees
here, who they suspect are connected
with tie alleged plot to take the life
of the czsr at the time of his corona.
ton. 1t Is reported that some of the
French detectives will proceed 10
Moscow on that occasion to assist the
Russian police In watching suspected
persOns.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-27

"ANTED-A competent girl for general
w homework, 4O5 Dayton avenue. 1858