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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-03-13

Thousands of testimonials certify to
tho prompt cure of all bronchial and
lung affections, by the use of Ayers
Cherry PectOral.
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Fashionable Drcssmaker,

M ISS ANNIE HORwITZ LATE OF
1v1 San Francisco begs to inform the
ladies of Seattle that she is now ready to
do fsso iOnable dressmaking by the day.
All the latest patterns furnished.
Residence, Marion street, second door
above front, Seattle. ". T. fe2l
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Piano and Vocal Lessons.

MISS GERTRUDE KIERSKI LATE
INl of San Francisco teacher of piano
and vocal music, is now prep ,red to re-
ceive pupils. For terms inquire at resi-
dence, on Marion street. second house
above Front. next to Odd Fellows Hall,
Seattle, w, T. fe91
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NEA N R ID EFT.
Corrected daily by the
MERCHANTS nATtoGAl oAnk
OF SEATTLE.

CHAs. NAhER, LEADING WATCH
~ maker and leweler. in the Yeaier-
LeAry block. deals in Diamonds. Wsfchea
iewelry. Silverware, Weber Pianos, Estey
Organs and other Musical Instrumente.
Noiarial Sal Al ID Watches and lev.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


4 GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
n work: also. q girl TO take care of
children. Apply at this office. mr9
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I'd. Howard means basiness he has
the INCEST location In Seattle: aud has
salsed his buildings seven feet maxim,
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VINO WANTS SusIEs-Capi. Ellis has
concluded to sell the steamer Susie,
This little twin propeller Was bull, in
Seattle in 1880 for Capt Hiram Olnsy.
and named in honor OF his wife's sister
Mrs. NJ. Il. Maddocks. of this city, the
Susie" After running her a couple OF
years. Capt. Olney sold the Susie to Z.
l.. Wiley. Of Mason County, who used
her between Olympia and points in
Mason County, IN carry NC the msil.
After time, Capt. Ellis took his stern
wheeler. the Willie" up to the Capital
City, and placed her gu the route in OBJ
position to the Susie. After = time, n
compromise was effected between the
two owners, by which change of boats
took place. L. l.. Wiley getting the
Willie" and Capt. Ellis getting the
Susie which be at ouce withdrew
from the route. and With her has SINCE
been lobb,ne about in this vicinity. The
Susie has large carrying capacity for
boat OF her size, and was built for pro
duce frsightlng IN the sloughs of the
lower Sound country.
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Ayers Sarsapariiia viii do away with
that tired Jeeiing. and give you new life
and energy.
The tug Title is for sale. ARMY AT
~ II k,n,fh's uUl.rf a.. al.
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wxpx1aoAr, March II, 1854
Cosucil net pufsuAnt 70 sdiooEnment-
Preseps-His Aonor the Mayor. =. 9.
strive. and Councilmea Clancy. Day,
Harris, Mcdonald. Northup, kaDke.
Rasio. Wustho6 and keeneo.
PETITIONS sscxrvxD.
From Jacob Brumm, for the removal
of ob9tructions At the foot OF University
street. Referred 10 the Street Commit
tee.
From o. A. Holm. for the rieht to
erect steps to the Oriental Hotel. street
Committee.
From +. d. whitvorth ct al, for
opening Pine, Hayes. Willard and Boyis-
ton streets and Chestnut avenue street
Committee.
From G.. kellogg & Co. At al. essao-
fishing Q fire department. Granted,
and Fire Committee instructed 10 CON
fer With the Attorney and suhnais an
ordinance.
REPORTS.
From the Fire Warden. recommend
ing an ordinance to prevent the run
ming Of stove pipes through roofs
Adopted. and ATTORNEY instructed to
submit an ordinance
Fire warden's report for February
approved by the Fire Committee.
Adopted.
ELLIS PAssEp-CrTY FUND.
Wing Chong ........--....... . %
Cochran d kobb. ..--..-.-... II w
John E. Beck. ....-......-.-...-2 % W
Total. ....-........ IA o.
| q. n. Alexander 20 w
FIRE FUND.
c. & p. s. X. X. Co.. $S5 -
| LEvIEs FIXED.
| Battery street grade. ST. 10 MILLS.
Ordered, that ten lots west Of Water
| street, ON Battery street. be stricken
from the roll.
| jackson street grade. Twelfth to Mar
ket, $l.Os 5 10 on the dollar.
MIsCELLANEoUs.
| The Attorney was instructed to sub
NIT an ordinance regulating the matter
of grades, and instructinR the Clerk to
| give public notice of any petition for
such grade, and allowing for the filing
| of circumstances. ..
| Ordered, that the Attorney be in
structed to submit an ordinance to pro-
vide for refunding license money paid.
where licenses are refused.
Ordered, that the Committee on
Streets be instructed to report immedl-
atsly ON the petition of W. H. BRINK ct
al. for establishing the grade on Lake
street.
The Surveyor was instructed to sur
vey Lake street and recommend eleva-
tions therefore,
Retail licenses were ordered issued ia
Murphy 4 Co., q. Thurman Il Co., s.
Davidson, 3. A. Miller. KirschberR 4
Co., Raynef Il Foster.
The Street Commissioner was in
structed to remove distractions in alley
in block 1O7 of y. I. Denny's addition
The time for the completion of Mill
Street sewer vas fixed at thirty-five
days from the time Of executing the
contract.
The Chief Of Police was instructed te
remove all obstructiOnS at the foot Of
University Street.
The Conmittee on Public Buildings
was instructed to select suitable lOca
ton for pest house.
i The resolution providing for sewel
from the Catholic Church to Washing
ton Street, thence to Fourth aud acros,
Main Street to the bay, was referred Il
the surveyor.
II ORDINANCES.
The usual ordinance appropriatinl
monev to pay audited bills, Was adopted
An ordinance to amend ordinance 2Oa
was adopted.
A1tonpna6
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YEsIER's WHARF.-A good deal of life
il tn ma sean On Yesiar,s wharf tbass

YEsIER's WHAnF.-A good deal of life
il to be seen on ieslsr's wharf these
fine DAYS. A constant change is there
under way, but more now than ordina-
rily. The railroad has reached il from
the north and way across II Is being
opened. The little saloon on the north
aide. where the road Is to cross the
wharf Is being torn dewn. and the res
taurant will be moved TO the west and
placed ut the outer end of the row of
buildings on that side. The Willard
House ON the south side Of the wharf il
being heightened, and an upper story i.
being pat upon the little saloon building
west of the Carkeek marble shop. Dur
ing the repairs of the Harrington 4
Smith wharf the steamers which have
been using 1t will use Yesler's wharf in
stead. The mill IL again running to ,,s
full capacity. while the Evangel. City of
Quincy, Nellie and other boats are com
ing and going continually loaded almost
to the verge Of theit capacity. Schooner
Carrie Is. Lake IL now living off the
wharf awaiting the coming of the steam
ship Wilmington. preparatory to put
ting upon that ship $40 sacks Of Sw,-
nonish oats. now ia the scho nner's
hold.
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ONE LARGE FRONT ROOM OVER
~ Clayton Bros s,o e. mrl3
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1--WE IRONERS. AT THE SEATTLE
T. Steam Laundry; wages. IS per
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For Rent.

GENERAL COTTAGES ON NINTH
= street. containing five rooms each.
Apply to JOS. COLLINS. JR.. at John
Learys Office Yes,er Leary buildin3, fel II
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cALKINs q REDDISH.
BLACKSmITHlNG

N ALCOLM MCDONALD, FOR THE
1vl past seven years head blacksmith
for the Port Blakely Mill Company. has
opened shop adjoining The Western Mill
COmpanys mill, at Lake Union where he
IS prepared to do general blacksmithip9
OF all kinds. All work promptly done and
guaranteed. MIRA i'm
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DOG LOST

A BLACK-AND-TANG GORDON SET
"A ter. Please address n. A.JACKSON.
1904 Front street. corner Madison. and re-
ceive reward. 1873
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Horse for sale.

ORSE. SADDLE AND BIRDIE At
~ bargain. Inquire of A. VAIL
BUSCH, at Lynch & Woods furniture
store. Denny block. Front street. mrs Inn
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WANTED.
sTKAMR0 ron SALE.

A GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
"A work. Apply 1t PHILLIPS BROS.
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TWIN PROPELLERSU SUSIE; LENGTH
I g feet beam. Is F; depth. n: tonnage
l7.i6 built In 1880; In good repair. Ad-
dress CAPT. ELLIS. p. o. box S3a or ap-
ply on board nrl3
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The usual ordinance appropriatine
monev to pay audited bills, Was adopted.
An ordinance to amend ordinance a4
was adopted.
Adjourned.
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For Capitalists.

WANTED - $500 CASH AND $3.50
w bank account. for q well paying
business OF kind which has not yet been
ulars address p. q box 4Ss. mr7
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NOCR UNFINISHED ROOMS IN
the Central House. These rooms are
suitable for q family. For further par
ticulars apply to MRS. BURRItT. on
Front street, one door south of the Cen
trail. IS
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NOTICE.

Turing MY ABSENCE GEO. v
Il Smith. room 3 Post building. will At
tend to my business. GEO, H. ChICK-
Seattle, Feb. o, 1894. feR
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For Rent.

GIRL TO WORK IN A SMALL
n family Inquire at this Office. mrStf
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For Sale

At A GREAT BARGAIN. ON AC-
a count Of departure. q splendid up
right piano. with an elegant cover: also
nice stool and cover: price, only 500 In
Quire at dressmakers Seneca st.. between
Second and Third. mrs l2t
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THERE WILL BE A GREAT WREST-
i ling contest II the Seattle race track,
on Sunday. March 18th. between an hast
ern champion and Q Territorial un-
known, for $500 side.
There will also be Q knock out between
two Eastern boxers. to be followed by
running. jumping and other athletic
sports. mrI2 st
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

the appointment OF Alex. Grant OF
Michigan. now a clerk 10 the bureau.
THE HoLrwoRTH-G REEfY AFFAIR.
The charges preferred against Ser
gesnt Holtworlh ofihe aigual service
growing out Of the alleged riding by
HoltwOrth Of Lieut.. Greely's deck
were to day forwarded by Gen. Htzen
10 Lieut. Gen. Sheridan. In an in'
terview this eve ing Gen. Hezen
spoke Ia terms OF communication Of
Sergeant Holtworth and eaid that II q
court-martial were ordered In the case
he (Hszen) hopes that he will be
called rs witness for the d,fsnse.
GEN. HAzEN's B'oK.
Gen. Htzen, cuief Of the signal-ser-
vice bureau, IL at work on the proof
sheets 81 the book u be published by
him carly in March, entitled "a Per
sonai Narrative Of Battles In which
be descrlbesmany stirring events ofthe
late war.
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wlsnINaToN Norrs.
KIlrr our or rnn 1.rnnlroR,

lSilEP OUT OF Tar TERRITORY.
WAsHINuToN, Dec. Is In reply to
an inquiry from "A resident OF Kansas
as TO whether he could pre-empt land
ia the Indian territory, the secretary
OF the interior has written "a follows:
"There is no land Within the bounda-
ries OF the Indian territory subject 10
settlement Settlers who 90 int0 the
territory now will simply lose time and
money!
WORK or TIE LiFR,SAyING STATION.
The crew ~ the life-saving station
~ Cape Hatteras rescued the captain
and crew of the harkentine Ephraim
Williams, after they had been dashed
10 the rigging five days without food
or water. a severe gale WAS blowing
the whole time.
NOMf NATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
Nominations. Commodore VIM
field Scott Schley, chief Of the bureau
of equipment and recruiting OF the
navy, with the rank OF commodore.
Tie succeeds Commodore Earl English
Combinations: w. b. Thompson
90 Michigan, assistant postmaster-gen
ernl.
a REIMBURSEMENT RECOMMENnk
The sub committee Of the house camt
mittee on Judiciary has agreed 60 rec-
ommond 10 the lull committee that
rX-Serat Arms Thompson be al
lowed reasonable amount for the ex
penses Incurred " him IN the Hallet
kllbonrne suit
THE JtEClsNr CnASuic3 MADE,
VIM. Il lhompaon, late euperln-
teudenk 81 the railway mail service,
who WIS to-day cOn1fraed 40 second
afsislant postmaster general, will DO
sntxeeded = superintendehto 81 the rails
WNy mail service by John lamison,
lhs present superintendent. Tho posi-
Hon nf ehlrf clpTk, which hha haon ga-
Ans fQs sonle TINT Win By tlled by
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Suicide of nm EmhegtIer.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, Dec, 49, Ru-
dolph schicke, aged twenty-eight, the
book-keoper for j. w, McFadden & Co (,
wholesale notion dealers, was dig-
charged two weeks ago on thel sus.
pielon OF defalcatlon. To-day he was
called to the store and charged with
the defalcation of over $1,000. A con-
stable was present aud arrested him.
He got permission 10 20 TO the water.
closet, He returned Ia two minutes
and fell dead. He had taken cyanide
potassium, having anticipated his ar.
rest. He was 60 have been married
tomorrow,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
nm rYrNINn nnILrr1n.

Sr. PAUL, MINI, Dec. 2s.--The
weather here has moderated to-day,
the thermometer now registering 60
below zero. Reports from all points
in the Northwest indicate that another
very cold wave has struck the Rocky
mountain slope, the mercury falling
2l0 below zero nt Fort Custer aud lGo
below at Medicine Hat.
IL has been showing here all day {,
though not heavily, The lines orrRil-
road throughout tha Northwest report
more or less trouble, ind the trains are
delayed from two to Eve hours. The
lines south and east are open and the
trains on time
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
IussIAN N1nrLIsrs lN LoNpoN.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. a3.--The
Novoe Vremya alleges that complete
organization Of Russian NIhillsts ex-
lists under the guise of an export firm
within the precincts of the city Of Lon-
don, and that 10 Ia exporting 10 Russia
criminal documents and explosives.
The London Times correspondent
says that this confirms the already
fixed conviction Of "A number OF infiu-
ential Russians who presumably have
means Of knowing the existence OF
such AN organization,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

PllqsDURo, PA, Dec. %. - This
afternoon the employees OF the National
Tubs-woiks company At McK,csport,
Pa, were notified that the various De.
partmenis will clcsa down tomorrow
evening for an indefinite period. The
acknowledgement manager, ID. q.
Converse, IN an interview stated
that the scarcity of orders
was the only reason Tor The suspension.
He was unable 70 say when the works
would resume, as the outlook "a very
uniayorable. He hoped. however, that
"A few days or weeks Rt farlheat would
warrant q resumption. The trade az
present IL very dull, and for some DAYS
the force has been utilized Ia turning
out material for the oonlnany'e own uso
Ia order 70 keep the works Ia opera.
ton, The suspension will throw out
Of employment over two thousand
men, and will withdraw from Me-
keesp0ft trade nj about $iO0, QUO every
month, which was paid 10 and epent
by the employees.
DUwogtp, Porter & Co. = spike.w0rlss
willahut down Tomorrow for Al in
definite period, hack Ol orders Il given
% the reason ior The suspension.
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Gov. GleYeland's Reception.

ALBANY, N. ~, Dec. e AT re-
ception given by Gov. Cleveland to-
day all the counties Ia the state were
represented, The time designated for
the reception was bet@een 8 aud la
O'Clock, but the quests were, IA tbs
main, late Ia arriving. After the re-
ception and collation. the PRESIDENT
elect received maay congratulations.
l1 was long after midnight before tho
iast Of the GUESTS took their departure.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
A schooner MlssIpg

BlppFFoRD, Me, Dec. pa dis.
patch to the Blddeford Pool thismorn,
Ing says that nothing has been
learned concerning the identity Of the
schooner which was wrecked on
Beach leland Sunday night. That she
was an English vessel Is eoniectured
from the fact that she was loaded Win
pine slabs, and il l. believed that ~
vessel had 0een built within 4 leu
years. Nothing Of the crew has ",
been discovered. ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
Thn Mlnnrs, Slrlkn n Pnllnre.

PrrrsBuRG, PA Dec, %. - The
latest reports from up the river would
seem TO indicate that the strike Is a
failure. In the second pool many of
the miners are still working, and in
the third and fourth pools 1t Is reported
that the majority OF the miners have
slgnihed their intentinn of going back
to work. Many of the operators were
in the city this afternoon trying to
make arrangements with the leading
shippers for craft TO load. They say
that they ARE not afraid OF the miners
striking.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
ROYAL oLEMENoY ExpEorEp

BERLIN, Dec. % The Post has an
article threatening the relchstag with
dissolution.
IL is expected that the emperor will
remit the Sentence of death passed
upon Rupsch and Kueohler, the ac-
completes OF Reinsdorf In the Nelder.
valid conspiracy. In that case they
will have TO serve twelve years sen.
tence on a minor charge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
THE BLIZZARD.
rnE MoILNlNa nuLLErIN.

CHICAGO, ILL Dec 23.-The wealth
er continues very cold, but the signal
service reports show that it has msd.
Grated somewhat throughout the
Northwest.
The temperature here at Q o'clock
WAS A. below zero.
At Sc. Paul, MINI, 100 below.
At Dubuque, Iowa, 50 below and
showing.
At Fargo, Oak, go below,
At Omaha, Neb 70 below.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
IN WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, W.T., Dec % Specials
from all over the territory indicate
that this is the hrst cold wave OF the
season.
At Fort Mckinney, In the midst of
q cattle region, the thermometer regis
tiers 25' below zero, and the wind Is
blowing hard. The cattle are well
prepared for the storm, and the dam.
age 40 far is slight, Il any. The indi-
cations are that the weather is moder-
ating.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
An Exnress Traln Wrlcked.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Dec. % -
Distinctions on tho track Of the New
Orleans & Northwestern railroad near
Purviss, Miss, threw the entire north
bound express train from the track
last night. Engineer Robert Turner
and the fireman were killed. Others
We're injured, but their names were
not obtained.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
RUSSIA FAwN1So TO THE AFGHAN

LONDON, Dec. %. "A dispatch from
Lahore, the principal city of the Pan
jaub, British India, to the Times says
that the Lahore Gazette expresses the
belief that Russian officers are residing
at Cabul, Aighanistan, and that the
ameer Is treating them with unusual
regard, giving them access TO his con-
fidential correspondence with the In
dian government.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
SHEPHERDS STAND UP FOR THEII.
InGHTS.

LONDON, Dec, 2S.-The crofter ten
ants OF the Duke of Argyle refuse topay
their rent and are extending their
holdings. The duke asks for an
armed force and company OF marines.
AT a meeting of the Highland land
reformers in London to-day the speak.
ers denounced the landlords.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Dec. 2S.--The
general passenger agents Of the rail-
roads comprising the Ohio river pool
met here to-day to consider the differ
ential rate matters. The session lasted
three hours and the agents We're IN
aole 20 agree. Il was iinally decided
20 turn the whole question over to the
pfesldents aud general managers, who
VIII meet early Ia January and en-
aeAyor to settle ali dlssepsions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

READING, PA, Dec. 23,- Frank j.
Kaulner, proprietor OF the Reading
organ factory, employing seventy.flye
hands, has made an assignment.
Kautner received an extension from
his creditors n year ago.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
THE QUARTERLY CREDIT.

PARIS, Dec. 23,-The senate is un.
able to vote the budget before the end
Of December, The government FRI
day will ask the deputies for = credit
OF 500 000,00 francs (Sl52, 1000 000l to
meet the expenses Of the first quarter
of the year 1855.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
The salyatIonists Arrested.

NEW HAVEN, CoNN., Dec. %. BY
an order Of ths mayor, the Saliva
ton army here was arrested. Three
men and Two women were taken to
the police headquarters, charged with
parading the streets without license.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
4 no ~ mOUNrAIN SNOW -sroH1I.

AFRO Ky moURrAIS sNow-sToRM.
DENVER, COL, Dec. 23,-Reporls
from the mountains show that the
snow.storm which has been In pro-
gress for several days still Continues,
thus far without unusual or serious
results. The storm is most Sc.
we're in Blue and Eagle River
counties. where the snow Is
several feet deep and Is drifting. The
mountain roads are all considerably
blockaded. 1t will probably be two or
three days before the Salt Lake train
will be able to make the Murshall pass.
The weather in the mountains IL
warm, and the indications are that the
storm will soon break
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
suIoIpn or An AusTHIAN nANKnR

VIENNA, Dec. 2s,--Jean Lucas,
manager OF the securities department
OF the Giro and Cassenverein bank,
died to-day from self.iniloted injuries.
He left letter stating that he had
been ruined Ia Bourse speculations,
and had enlbez1led 90 600 llOrlns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
nnAYE nErILEn.

DUnrIN, Dec. g "A shameful out
rage has occurred in Ballydun, county
Waterford. The vault of Col, Hilliers,
formerly nspector-general OF police,
was broken open last night and Mrs,
HtllleIs' coffin taken out and thrown
into the glen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
EVENTS ABROAD.
Lord General wolseley Reports a
Delay in His Expedition.
The English Jealous Of Russian In
Aueuco in British India.
EGYPrrAN AFFAIRS.

woLsELEY REPORTS A DELAY.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.- Lord General
WoleeIey reports that the delay in the
concentration Of the troops at Korti
will retard the maneuvers in the desert
until the second week In February.
ESGLAND's PROPOSALS REJECTED,
PARIS, Dec 23.--The Rationale says
that France has rejected England's
proposals. with reference TO the f'nan-
cial difficulties OF Egypt.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

AZ the ExposIlIou.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. % AT
the worlds exposition the work OF i'm.
proyement is being pushed as fast az
an army Of workmen can execute the
directions given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24

ANARuHIsh IN THE FREsoH ARMY.
PARIS, Dee % 1t is reported that
the government has searched the bar
racks here and has found evidence Of
anarehism spreading among the
soldipra
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-12-24
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PORTLAND, OREGON, Dc 2S.-The
railroads here are blookaded with snow.
There hav been no eastern mails for a
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