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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
(Gorreiponosns Der oSulnot5 Staatsseituus.D
entertainments Nbfftm ttMt8
Iii Grcaott.
@oH 8DttIQnb, Crea0n, 5.

Gaf B~ottIdnb, Oregon, 5. Stunt.
gBtr batteu am 2. SUM- eiiet 3temlt6
betBen QSaGlfantpf, benin Oiesmal banoelte
eS itA nint BLOB I'm ytepu6litaner ntto Dee
npfrdteil, ionoern eS gait, Die Nnnabllte
oes entertainments gu perbinbern, iiber
bus al bemielben Sage u6geirtinmt Dtroe;
e5 lit geb6rtg gei6lagen woroert. @lei6s
5ettig Bat DaS replblttaniibe GongreBz uno
Staats@ v3idet" geiieat.
N6er init oieietn 8eiberrebtsz Mmenbe>
1ttelt Daben Sic 9tepitbLtfaner etnen perbedz
len S9mtnoeI getriebet1, tpte sic auf bent
gSabISettel, ben t6 Sbnen mttidide, iebeit
tDerben; oenn ba5 ENHANCEMENT tit i'll elmer
10 fletaen S6rtft aufgeorIft, 6aB IS ie6r
gtele gar ntbt geIebe1 baben, unD 8iele,
Die getptB oa9egen 9eitlrnntt babelt tDilroen,
baben obre tbr Wttiet 0afitr geittmmt. y
9d tDaren Die 0entDfrdten bod oiesl1al
ehrLtd)er; benn tie baben bas ENHANCEMENT,
nbtppbl da6 fetn, 10 6oG uttten anf bent
MdbtSetteL gebabt, 10 OaB es Sober iDgleib
ieten fonltte, aud BADEN ite eS benQ9dblern
iberlaiien Yes ooer No binSuidreibeit Sic
ytepubltfaner 6aben aber ibr Yes 6in0rttden
la1ien. 0teS par %gemunfelt, aber ba5 bette
Daran lit, DaB 0tesmal Das WuntIel1 niGbt5
gcbolfen bat, benn nt6t aaein mir Deutz
iden, ionoern aud iebr piete Nutertfaner,
au9JtepubIitaner, baben ba8egen geitimmt.
S. 8. g.
X gtuf benz urs por benz 5errn @%orreipona
oentel 5ugei9tdten repnblitonti1en Wabls
5ettel iteben i'll Der Utttte Giuiiden Dem
GtaotS= unS COUNTY sGtdet") in fleiiter
S9rtft bte @orte: For Constitutional
Amen dment, Yes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
aentfhLanp III atfrtfa.

Nm 9. Stunt lift in Berlin Our6 ben
&aiitr gSiIbelm Der @rireftett gu einerT
Gjebauoe fir ben Get6stag gelegt mora
sen, set bis test nod tn eiiem 5tnterz
oebGuoe 0es prehBtidet 8riegsmtntiteriums
5u tagen bat; = piel!eibt 5ur geriinnbiGos
Iidulg Der 0uffdiittg, Oab bic gan5e
Jfetcbs : 9errli6feit ilur Elm @rgebniB
preuBii6el 8dfett6aten 1T uto ionit fets
len Wert6 bat. IS lit bemerfenstpert6,
6dB tltter etnettt D6er Sem utoeren 8ors
tualtDe bieie @ritn0ftetnleglng Iber Elm
SdDrSebrt peridIeppt tporOen If, = als OBJ
ser aIte &6ttg, benz Die &atierfrone @ntang5
tpobL nlr Die cine teiter pnpietenen &apper
eribten, tDel6e mat betut Jtddtti0 zines
Seititdbls aus ben &naIbonbDns 5iebt,
iid 9egell ben 0eoanfen 9eftrdubt bate, tn
Dem JteidstaB etfpaS unberes, ais Elm un7
peientli9eS NnbGlt9iel an Dem berrlt6eI
preuBiiben &riegSbtcre gu iebcn: = gtun
elloltd, naAoem ba5 nelte oelttide 0tet6
ldon etntge Sabre ldnger beite9t, ais ietuer
3tit bas critic frunS0ftiUe' Saiierrei6,
idoetnt Der alte 6err itb init benz @eodnfed
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
Ser Sennepin.GenaI.

Uett 146 gegen 122 6ttmmcr Bat ait-12.
Stunt DaS 9fatiDnaIzQt bic
Welobemiaigung 5l 8orarbettett fir ben
9enreptns &anaI aDgelebnt.
0us lit nun 5tDar eth rt9t 1tieeertrG6tt>
ger Streid gegert eth babes 9ubeito nprbz
fDe1tltder Gtdaten nlto Serrttprierl, fir
fDel6e ber geplante &aiial bel tpiG6tiger
letn tDIroe, ais fir SlltttotS, relp. Gbteugo.
glletn tDaS fDnnte man BON etnenl ieiner
WlebrDett llad oentofratti0en Nba. s6daie
at0er5 erudrtet, ba ieue Stdutel
neiit repubIifanii6e fito I? Siioen ult6
8 ftett perGtlttgteil Iib mi oieiein Sale qeaeit
ben J~foroDeltet, 10 oaB oieler unterltegeit
muBte.
gs lit utn6tbtg, &ldgelieoer 6arlDer anz
stittrtnlen. SuinDtS bat, aera0e ID / | IS
Der bllbet1o1te utlo retd1te. Studt De5 gSe>
items lit, ilebr 0fetOer, ais Sreinoe. Daber
genitgte oer bloBe GdIi6D 0erbdht,
DAB Sutnots bon neln geplanten RanaI
III ebr @etDtntt babell tDitrbc, ais Gnoere
Stdaten, Tim Sen Borib[ag, oaB Der
8unO ben GdtdI baue, su Sale su brins
gen.
ggdS nun qeideben iolte, bas lit ali bors
ltegeiloer Steue i6otl friiber 9eldgt fporoet:
Ser Staat SutnotS lolte Sen &anal Il It's
eigenen MttteIn bditen. Ste
Soften iino anf 8 Wiaioner angeid[agen,
mas tpa0ridettlltb 5u nieprig lit. Q6er
tpeitii lie itd AUDI uttf 10 Doef IL Dttatoneit
fteuen ioaten, 10 tit bod aud oteier yetrag
cine Nlrnperei fir eiten Stddt, Der feine
S0uloen bat, bt1ielt Sabre5De0arf slr
6dlfte bitrd ieintn NntDell am grtrage ser
Sutltot5a @eutralbabn BeDedt miro, ltno in
tpel6em baber bic Staets lteuer fium fi6lz
bar 1T. Sat yteiD yott letnen 6 + e. anal
alts etgenen Wlittel1t, obne i3uid)uB bonn
Yu1be 9ebuitt, tuarltin loQ nibt Suit,ots
ieiaen 6ennep / nzS9anaI III 9Ieider 0etIe
b~erfteIen f6nren p? @s tdnn ieoef Seller,
oeft ct foiten rlda, biillen sebf Sa6fen aug
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
9fcueS Sscag,s&aDeL.

gu ben iehS europa nnD Nlnertfa berz
btnoenoen S5eans8 abeln, Die oDer ale me9r
o0er tDeniger inter 0ent @tnflu1te Der
@oulo'i0en 0eitern Union S~elegrapDenz
60 i1ebell, fomlnt ieBt 5 a l%tebentet
poer Bennett Wt a It a y d e ISABEL.
Seine unterne6nter ittto 8er1nett Doiit Stem
gorfer y6erulo" uno Der californiihe Silz
berf0nig Wia6a1. sic iin0 Die 9auptbee
iiber Ser 9ltttelt Der bot eirem Sabre nit
eilem capital bon 8 WiQioneh Dollars be-
griinoeten Commercial Gable @ompanp".
9aS IN @ltglanD nadD ben ~relleitel lerz
baiierun9en bergelteQte neue SabeI miro
fib bon Balentta in Srlano nab Der 9oper
8nD in 9teusS 6ottlanO erItredell. 8ott
ea loa IS IN Spet 2ilten fortgeieBt tperoerl,
bon bener bte cine na6 Sap l(1tn III Wtal7
iuduietts 9e6t, tpdDrenb Die dtt0ert al oerDfts
lidJen SptBe 9ongSslanos a%uslaufen tptr0.
Die Strede bon Sap Ntn na6 9opcr 8aD
lit ieit einigert Gagett nollefloet uno Dem
@ebrdll1 Ibergeben. Der 0ampfer ySaz
ra9aD", bon ipeld)eift Die ler erite She'll Der
Qufgabe obne jeoe StDrung 9el0st muroe,
bat bon 0obel BaD aus leine TaDrt mad
Often ar9etreten, I'M Sic bur0 bert tiefen
9Seat gebeltbe Strede Alt Douenoen. @r
bate nod ettpd taulero Ofeilen beS Sabel5
an Boro, urn ite gu berlenfen. 9as an
8oien befeitigte Gnpe tDir0 6artt altf benz
W2eere ihtDintrtet, Ddbretto Ser 9arnpfer
had @oolfbi1 in Git9lano fdbrt, hit bort
SEN 0teit oes &dbeIs ali Soro GIT lteDt1ef
unO IS btS our GdIencia Sap fortsitieBert.
Damn iou aud alSbaIo bas 9tetD gorfer
@tbe bon 0oper Ban mad Song Sslatto
6elegt tperoen. oS1 tDetttgen Wtollntet1 tplro
ndS ddnse 9RPrf 0Dlleu0et 1eitt.
6offentlid tbtrb bnr6 baS nele &abeI
cine bletbeitoe 9erabiebitng Der Breile Der
RabelzD epei6ett uno etne Dtte6erbredung
bes gouLD'ihen Sele9rapbeil : 0aoropDls
berbetgefuDrt tper6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16

ctnnatt &obert Sngerfou Capt 8ob) Serrit
rid bon JfaOarra, Der Dot Der S6ladt bel
tpenit fe tbre SABINE Derloren, MIR thinner
lettent DetBen BE m b Il d gu. folz
gen, oer Ite ftetS I'M oi0tciten 2ainpfgcrDilble
tlnoett tpllroe1. Gr 1.altnte tbn ben
"plumed knight, D. }. ben Sitter NIT
tp1ueltoeltt !0elrtbul6, ODER (tab Der
GnB'lhen ueberlcBung bes Oot11er)
ben Observation-Disclosures 0eIocn. Wleio
uno iparun OaS mar freilid Dultfel.
Denn Blaine mar ld)pil odttals melt mehr
bon b00lt faulen, b06ft bebenfliGen @ez
rii1ten, BON iebr i1tperen AnfIaaen aegeit
ieine GeoLibfett %umflattert, ais BON lltz
i0rIOmei6en SttduBfeDern. 9Iber gleibs
uieL - Der tiibne QlusorttG 400. DQs Bt[b
Don Benz ''plumed knight, bonn Sitter
NIT paIIenbem 0elmbuid, grub ii6 tief lit
Die Gt1btl0lnqstraft 6e5 ,golfs" Elm NIB
Elm Yolittter nit red6t unlduberer Gergatts
genbeit, Der allen frtegerti0en 0etoens
tbdten itets iorgidm aus Dem Mege gegallz
oeit mar, 1pIrbe Da0urd in Der 8priteultttg
6es BOLTS AT eirtem ser y6eLoen lobebdreh",
al etnem oetpdltiaen ,Ge6en", etnem lib
men 0eaen".
9Qs 1T iehr finbtI6, - ni6t tpobr? Gez
min 1T es fin0iih. ober tbDriht pGre es.
Sic M1dht. Sic ipld5e af,lScrei aitf Ste Gez
ntittber Ser U1ollen ousilbt. al inter-
idlGken. 0os oIberne 9olienipieI / # cine
U{odt. uto stpar cine iebr drDbe Dfad1t.
Spnt eS erineft. r1enn and oilf rein me-
6aniidem g8tae (tDie gleftristtdt bur6
gtcibrno erseudt piro) eireu GttbuiiQss
1ttIts' Der Inter lI%mifduSen melt orSecre
@rfoloe c~rrinocn fam. o[5 Der flare SER
ftonn' glieier 1T ein n{ihterner G,eielIe
un0 bcfebrt Bic W{enid1en MIR einselit. Stiif
FIR gfiid, 1bcr Dos oltrdb rein i~ittn[id1e
Witte[, burdl bunte !Rleioer, idiutnernbe
glb,eid5en, ieudbtenoe Tdfeln. iarmrnbe
O2iliif iptrfeuDe finoiidJe Yoiiei1iDieI aes
mimi oIei6h oult,e Wtoifen. WgBirb &c NIT
@eidtd inns slid Qnoefpenost, 10 lit &c BET
0RobIen 0oSieIbe. tads man i'm @nipI
'SImrf,,G- nbsr d,tf dnf {hmdbiirh .5ols
liz ne,n !"
g}nr nieiem .@bmetn" mi5fen Sieh goipz
ie1inen, mpfhe Zine etnoios grnShIntn
SIa}ne's aIs ein notionoIes lfnoIiif onishet1
LaH.~.. -. -. MI ..st.Sa' m"y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16

den 5t fSnnen. Dteie politii6e Spefu[ae
ton ftebt tebo6 5temlt6 tDittot8 aus.
I'm 10 erniter lit oas 0tingen in Sbio
ST hehnten. Der 9IuSgang Uieies pieQet9t
fiir oteBr1ftbentenrabl entiAeiOenOen Ottnz
gems tptro bon benz Gerbalten beS art 8.
Sui bier in Chicago begtnnenbet pehofraz
tti0en gtdttonaIs Gonoentes abbdlgeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
a%b6angiger eng[ii6er 8eitungen a%uidmmen,
10 ergebslt it0 groBartige Seler5ablet, ,!dlns
LID:
&epubltfdnii9e. ....... 1921 900
llnobbar9i9e. ......... $4,000
672.OoO


Stun bat man es bd uno bort aGerbttgs
i6on erlebt, baB ein 4atoioat trob Der
grimniglten Seinbi6oit Der ungebtlttrn
Wie9rbeit bet Qreile gciudblt tuuroe. 0od)
lit Dies beinabe atoI1dDrtaloS bCunptrdttld)en
GonDiDaten oegliift, ntdt aber tcptlblttas
niideu. gicier llnteriGteO crtlGrt it1 6ez
ionocrS uud) parallS, DAB IS lnter Den
republifanii0en Wtaiicn int 0eoroen pers
b~dltniBmdBig nod mebr 53eltul8sleler gtebt
al5 inter belt belnottatii0en.
gu oert picLe1 @cglitrn Blaine'8 unter
Ben englilden republifatiidelt uito unubz
Gdngtgclt gettungen fomnnen feline benz 2e>
ier bereit5 Uorgefiibrtcn Sabtrei6en Wioerz
ia6er 1T Der Deutidcn republtfalti6e uro
MlabNdngi8en Prelie.
Der Dtartt bon Maine tptrb natirli6
angelibts Oicier Getuidtiget niGtaoemofrae
ttlden 6einoidaftcn u1O N%bnetgultgeit ieine
pertpeSene Den1ogo9te pcrboppeln, I'M lid
@rfdB inn foetnufratii0ea Ga9sy, ndmlid) I'M
irildsteG bGtle oeiIelbCtj gil tDerbelt. Qlber
tpearti er pies lit Ser ptitmpen ggciie Der
@9ieago Eriblne t6utS 10 miro er oaol1rtb
to6 lteDr atgloz ltno beutid5omerifunii0e
Stimmem uerl6eu6e1, ais triide fangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-06-16
Sin Seer nns MeimSen.

gGte gelpaltig ser @tbermiIIe g e.
gen 8Iaine ou6 unter e1t eli d.
amerifanti1eh Sc epubIifaz
tern in 0et SIT ieiner gripdbLtng llnent7
beDrlidcn Staaten gt IN go If ulO Waiz
q d Ii 8 lit, eriiebt man Bel onoerS
an Der .3a6l uno 8eoeutung beriettgen
0 { II rep ubItfanti d. en-
etttnge II DaieIbft, ptlde erfLdrt
babeiL baB iie 8Iaire unter tetner 8epttz
gung unterftiBen nerben. Wir 9eben bier
Gin Ger5etbniB tdgli6er etgltider 3ettutl7
ger bieier 2lrt nebft Der ben ~1eueteu 3etz
tuug5ftattftifcn entnolnnterlen 3aDl tbrer
QbDllneltten:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
sx0m0MIsa.

But three ladies served az jurors at
the late term Of the District Court, those
being Mrs. Joseph Getchel. Mrs. j. II.
Hilton and Mrs. Hariette Stevens
The business Of the late term OF the
District Court was transacted more ex-
peditiousiy than ever before, and 10 IL a
fact worthy of note that no cases were
transferred 10 Seattle.
Pillchuck iosgers yesterday took ad-
vantage of raise In that stream, and
succeeded in moving the result of their
summers work several miles nearer 10
market. A crew Of twenty men were
engaged on the drive.
Ga Thursday Rlacknan's pile driver
commenced the work of driving piles
for a large wharf along the water front
/ etween avsnus ID and G, which the
property holders have decided to Nuild
10 order TO facilitate the handling OF
freight. besides protecting the bank
from being washed away during fresh
ets.--The Eye.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

gan held short reception al the RusselI
house. He leaves tonight for Roohesta,
70 attend the reunion of the Army ~
tne Cumberland on the 18th. He leaves
there for trip through Erie. Green.
VILE, Clarksburg, Sharptovn. sharon
snu newcastle, Pa. to Youngstown. O.
Reduction Of WAGES.
JoHSsTowS Pa }, Sept. I6.-Notice is
posted at the Cambria Iron Works an.
nounclnR reduction of wages of from
10 to 20 per cent.
A Relic OF the Past
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sent. Is-D.nis,
oLeary started tonight TO vaIk .no
miles In one hundre 4 consecutive hon -
at the National Block bniIdino "
ne wiz &c go into training for q six
days match with 4. p. weston. vbicb
Francisco.
Fire On New York.
:, NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-Late tonight a
nre broke out In the drying room ef A.
.. a NJ. ID. Nichols d Co q manufae.orv
at i57 and LEO East 18th street. The
nre spread rapidly and the building was
entirely consumed. The frm are mar
Die and slate mantel manufacturer.
and although they had but little stock
on hand the loss on building and ma
chinery will amount to $4,000.
CentaxIeus
NEW YORK. Sept. l6-Mrs. L.F. Walsh
applied today for a warrant for the
arrest OF her husband. She show.
ed letter postnarked Albany
written to convey the impression
tnat he had committed suicide.
She said be WAS a coachman enploved
IN fonkers, and eloped With a laundres.
named Coeie, formerly in the service of
the Morosini family. The coachman
and laundress eloped short time after
the Aorosini affair.
horrible Aet OF q Religious Maniac.
READING, Pa, Sept. I6.-Mrs. Anne
Utter, Of Paradise, a religious mauiec
confined IN the hospital, today dellber.
ately set Ere to her clothing and burned
herself to death. Size beat of those
who attempted to save her. Portions of
her body were burned to a crisp. She
Imagined that she was Offering herself
as a sacrifice to the Lord.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
NIX. voeRuEEss APPOINTMENTS

At Olympia, Sept. 22d, 7:.30 y. m.
Steilscoom, Sept. I'D, IL m.
Tacoma, Sept. I'D. 7.30 p. m.
Port Gamble. Sept. cath, IL NJ.
Port Ludlow, Sept. cath, p. m.
Irondale. Sept. 18th, II m.
Port Discovery. Sept. 18th. p. IN.
Dun0eness. Sept. 26th. 10 a. IN.
Coupeville. Sept. 9th, 10 a. M.
Port Townsend. Sept. 9th. 1880 p. m.
FRIDAY Harbor. Sept. 18th, on arrival
of mail steamer.
Semishmoo, Sept. 30th. ON arrival of
mail steamer.
WLatcom. Sept. @th, 7 pm
Atalanta, Dot. LIST, on arrival Of the
steamer.
Laconner. Oct. lst, on arrival Of the
steamer.
Utsslady, Oct. lst, D. m.
Stsnwood. Oct. I'd. 10 a. m.
Port Madison. Got. Sd, ii a. IN.
Port Blakely, Oct. I'd, 7 y. m.
Seattle. Oct. +th, 1880 p. IN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

MAS MEETING Az SHANGHAI.


7 SHANGHAI. Sept. 16.-A monster mas,
meeting was held here today, in which
the English community took part. Ths
meeting strongly deprecated the pro
ioneation of the present dssultory hes
Utilities on the part of France, theil
effects simply raining commerce. The
meeting resolved to urge the home gov,
eminent to make efforts to procure a
settlement OF the difficulties between
France and China By mediation.
Iso Isuug Lang. the Chinese general,
left Pekin for Tein Tsien, where ne will
hold military ce1Rcil.
SORROW IN AN ENGLISH HOME.
Foo Chow. Sept. l6.-The lieutenant
OF the British war ship Zephyr. wound
ed when the ship vas fired on throseh
mistake by the Chinese at Kin Pal
forts, died today.
vAR NOTES.
LONDON. Sept. l6.-The Foreign Office
has sent letter TO the Chamber of Com
merce at Glasgow stating that the Brit
lsh Consul at Shanghai has formally
informed the Chinese authorities that
IL would he to the interest of commerce
10 reconsider the contemplated blocking
OF the river at that port.
The inns correspondent at Foe
Chow telegraphs that five of the French
vessels have returned to Matson. Great
indignation is felt AZ the death of the
Lieutenant of the Z-ph,r. The French
are more severely c-nsured than the
Chinese, and meetings are being COR
yened to urge Intervention or that the
Ere. eh maroh on Pekl. Complications
are Occurring daily which are certain to
involve Neutral powers.
The correspondent comments on the
weakness of the armament of the Eng
lish fleet, compared with the French
squadron. The French. he SAYS, can
IRE eight guns to each English one, and
their crews number five to one. Eng
land, he concludes, whose interests in
CHINA are 80 per cent. of those of all
foreigners there. is the only power not
making preparations for possible war.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

ASicilian lady said that she had never
seen a bandlt-they kept mostly 10 fev
Iocalities--but she admitted that none
of her family ever ventursd far from
the house without an armed escort she
took that favorable view OF brieandage
which in held in the island. here 10
nothing extraordinary in u, she said;
:. the Governments keep mp large army
every man has TO serve seven years. and,
as they dislike soldering. they run away.
They cannot then obtain emp'oymens.
and they become bandits What would
you havef They mast live. Wei, they
are NOT 20 bad a. the Irish."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17

"whas Is the character Of the defend
ant for truth and veracityg' The Judge
asked the witness.
"The very best, your honor. | have
known him to tell the truth under CIR
camstances when the most veracious OF
men would lie"
Indeed. What circumstances were
thesey"
~ have known him TO 90 fishing, and
rot lie in regard 90 the nsmber aud slzs
of the fish he caught"
That Is sufficient" said the Judge
Il would accep; the bare word III such
a man"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
NOTICE.

4 Ii PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI.
n fsed not TO credit my vile OriiiA A.
Cresswen. upon my account as VIII pay
no bills OF her contracting. We have sep
arated and have given her ample prop
erty to support herself.
X. NJ. CRESSwELL.
Seattle. Sept S issl- go u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-09-17
PACIFIC COAST.

San FRANCISCO, Sept. 16.-Private ad-
woes announce the death % Mrs. L. III.
McCullum, at Newport, X. l., las, even
lag. The lady was better known on
tbs coast as Mrs. Halleck, wife of
Major General HalIeck. She first came
TO California in 1855, and remained
here till the General was called East TO
take part in the war.
Death or Charles N. shemeld.
Charles M. Sheffield, an attorney, of
this city, died at Oakland at B O'Clock
this morning. from an overdose of
laudanum. He had been in the habit
OF using the drug, so it is difficult Ia
say whether it WAS taken with suicidal
intent or not. The belief is that Il was
not. The deceased was a son of G.. p.
sheffield. of the Pacific Saw G mpany.
of this CITY. He WAS % years of age,
OF marked ability. and popular with all
who know him.
shipping intelligence.
SAN FRAsoIsco, Sept. 16.-Arrived-
Steamer Columbia, from Portland
steamer Mexico, from Seattle.
Sailed - Steamer Wilmington. for
Seattle steamer State of California,
for Astoria ship Spartan, for Nanai-
mo.
TAToosH, Sept. 16.-Barkentine Kit
sap passed IN at 2 y. m.
PoRT BLAKELY, Sept. l6.-Sailed-B
ish bark Bandaleer.
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PASSENGERS FOR PORTLAND.

San FRANcIsoo, Sept. 16.-Followin2 is
the list of passengers which sailed to-
day for Portland on the steamship
State of CALIFORNIA;:
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WHITMAN COUNTY ASSESSMENT.
fColfax Gazette

The D. X. and N. Co.'S property-the
Palouse branch railroad and Snake
river warehouses does not appear in
the assessment. At its estima ted valde,
taxes on this property would amount to
over $500. This is good showing,
more especially when II is understood
that the new counties--Franklin and
Adams-were formed from the slice cut
from Whitman by the last Legislature.
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SUPPLIES FOR CITY.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
! " after date no person Is authorized to
furnish any supplies, materials Including
coal and all supplies required by the Fire
Department., to any officer or employee
Of the city. without q printed order duly
signed by the undersigned and attested
by the seal of the CITY of Seattle.
This notice will be strictly enforced
from date. Attention is called to Ordi-
nance No. $50.
First publication Of this notice Septem-
Der II, 1884. K. s. OSBORNE
sell6 Clerk.
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To all Lovers of Flowers

HAVE TINS DAY SENT TO THE
| care OF Alfred snyder. commission
merchant OF Seattle. w. T., q splen lid
assortment of Tulip bulbs linked coiorsl.
To DC sold at the low rate OF twenty five
cents per dozen. From now to the mid
For further instructions consult any
good Floral Guide
MRS. MARTHA HOSKINS0N.
Eagle Harbor, Aug. Is au2ldwsw
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With the facilities we have now, and with the i'm.
prOvements being made, will have the hantsOmest
and most capaciOus exclusive Clothing Emporium In
Seattle. We will also have plenty of light which will
place no one i'm jeopardy of obtaining Goods which
probably would be unsatisfactory if obtained i'm a
dark room.
Our establishment will comprise the two stores.
Nos GIG and 6lS Front street. between Columbia and
Marion. On our opening day, as stated above. we
will offer the greatest bargains i'm Clothing and Fur
nishng Goods ever known In Seattle Our Goods are
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TO SHIPMASTERS

DALLARD Il HATFIELD HAVE
ID been appointed sole agents ut Seattle
Richard Holyeke. Orders By mall or
Telegraph promptly attended %. my3s e
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FIRST QUALITY,

Purchased expressly for this market, and every artf.
Gle guaranteed rs represented. We have no Damage
or Shop Worn Goods with which to beguile the pubir
but irstclass articles and at lower prices than any
competing house will dare to sell.
Await our opening day and you will not regret it
as you will surely be compensated by doing So
H. HERSHBERG & CO.,
sell GIG AND 6Is FRONT STREET
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FOREIGN.


oAiho' Sept. 16.-GeneraI Lord woles-
icy mas ordered the formation of a
censel corps to take part in the souaan
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| oePt. Io.-tenesal Lord Woles-
icy mas ordered the formation of a
cxnsea corps to take part in the Soudan
expedition.
The Three Emperor.
okiEESIwIcx, Sept. is. - After the
efeetinR at the railway station yester.
Gay afternoon the Emperor William
grove TO the palace with the Czarina.
nney were followed BY the Gar and the
Emperor Francis Joseph. The riobt
nand sids of the palace was assigned Ia
Va. Tue Emperors of Austria and Germans.
Inc other side was occupied be the
gar and CZarina, Prince Bismarek
Count kalnoky, NJ. De Giers;and other
dlplomatists- The emily persons visible
from the railway train which bore the
Emperors from Wardax TO Skiernivioe
were soldiers. Nobody was alIoved on
tue platforms at the stations. and rail
way oincraIs were ordered to close the
windows Of their houses. Polish Gen.
oarms are guarding Skierniwice and no.
oody Is allowed to remain here without
permit signed by Gen. Goorko.
Cold In Nova scotia.
HALIFAX, Sept. l6.-An exceeding cold
wave has swept over the maritime pro-
Vinces of Cumberland county and sew
eral Inches of snow have fallen. suu-
day nve inches fell at Monciton. New
brunswick. The crops are suffering
greatly from the unreasonable weather.
The Grand BanSuet at warsaw.
WARSAW, Sept. .16.-At the grand ban
quet last night ninety persons .artic-
lpated. Emperor William conducted
the CZarina 10 the table. The Gar and
the Emperor Francis Joseph followed
next. Ih- Czarina was seated at the
center of the table with the Austrian
Emperor on her right and the German
Emperor on her left hand. The Car
sat on the opposite side of the table.
Tn hIs right hand sat the Grand Ouch
ess Maria Pauleoyena, and next to her
Prince Bismarck. There were no toasts
bat at the instance of Emperor William
The three monarchs drank wine to
gether.