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The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-01
Illogical Logic.

/ have heard droll specimens of IL
logical reasoning. The following are
two instances: a married lady with
family, who lived in villa in the ex-
terror envrons of London was asked
why she was at the expense of keeping
a cow, seeing that it would be surely
much cheaper to buy milk for the house
hold. well. = said she in reply, 1--WE
keep the COW because we have field
quite at hand, which answers very
nicely "But,p was the rejoinder,
"why do you rent the fieldP' Tho
answer was: Because, you know, we
have got the cowr"-The other instance
occurred in my young days at PEBBLES.
A lady in reduced circumstances men
toned 10 a friend that she had Just ar
ranged to rent house belonging to
baker in the town. The friend was
somewhat surprised at the announce
ment, considering the lady's circum-
stances, and asked if the expense would
not be too much for her. .s0h, not al
all, +" was the answer; ''we'll take bread
for the rent DR.. r. Chambers.
Au genealogical authority says that
'.zampilarotationistn is the proper
name to apply to roller skater. 1t
certainly looks good deal like that
when you get fellow started who
doesR't exactly understand the bnsi-
ness.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1885-04-01
The American sieht-seer.

eyes, sir, /" said the American mill
fonnaire, as he consulted the bill of fare
in a Partisan cafe, Il delight in travel.
When I was boy working for 50
week, fused to think what grand thing
travel all over the world. / resolved
then that if ever | became rich would
e see the noted places of the earth.
Well, made money, and here am at
Paree on my tour of observation.
When an American citizen, sir, gets
the travel fever on him his country,
big as it is, is too small to hold him. "
''Yees, your country ees a big coun-
try" said his French acquaintance who
sat opposite to him.
big country" exclaimed the Amer
lean, striking the table with his hand.
1T is the biggest country in the
world" te
1--WE been there, said the French
man; ''it is full of wonderful sights,
Niagara, for instance"
Never saw it, said the American;
never had time to visit it.
''An re Yosemite valley" continued
the Frenchman.
Never had chance to go there, "
said the American.
"And re Yellowstone Park.
Heard lots about it, but never
could find time to visit it. -
And &c Mammoth Cave, of Ken
lucky"
Blamed if L ever thought of visiting
that"
lie Palisades of re Hudson
"Whew! did intend to see them, but
always had so much to look after, you
know, and"
And the scenery, MAGNITUDE at re
White Mountains"
''Never could fad time to take a trip
up there, by gosh"
"Of course you have seen re Thou
sand Islands, and re rapids OF re St
Lawrence, Lake George, Lake Cham
plain and all re beautiful places?"
"Never had time to visit any of those
places. Always had too much bust
ness on hand
"Why come to see re tame scenery
of Europe when you haven't seen re
grand scenery and re wonders of your
own country"
Because I'm a dinged fool 'I'I
90 right home on the next boat. A
man who hasn't been any further east
than Swampscott, nor any further west
than North Adams, in his own country,
has no business in Europe. SoBerViiLe |
'pITHGL.
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Worth a Licking.

Some years ago, in Georgia, that band
of Christians known as Ascensionists
were having a grand revival One day,
when the meeting was in full force, a
storm came up, and a young gentleman
who was out hunting with his servant
took refuge in the church door. Being
curious to see the service, the two
hunters crept up into the gallery, and
there hid in place where they could
observe without being observed.
Come. Lord come, our robes are
ready. Come, Lord, come. F." cried the
preacher, While all present gave loud
''Amen."
''Marsa Gabe." whispered Cuffy,
lifting his hunting horn to his mouth,
''let me glib dem jlst one foot.
"Put that horn down or I'll break
your head,n replied the master, in a
whisper.
The horn dropped by Cufy's side,
and again The minister cried: Come,
Lord, come; we are all ready for thy
coming. Come, Lord, come ="
do, Marsa Gabe-do jist femme rib
EN- jist one little toot," pleaded Culfy,
wetting his lips and raising the horn.
elf you don't drop that horn, Cuffy,
I'll whip you within an inch of your
life, y whispered the exasperated mas
ter
BLOW, Gabriel. blow; we are ready
for his coming. Blow, Gabriel. blow
pleaded the minister.
Cufy could no longer resist the
temptation, and sent wild peal ring
.ng from end TO end of the church; but
long before its last echo died away his
master and himself were the only oc-
supants of the building.
lis ready fur de licking, Marsa
Sabe, = said Cuffy, showing every tooth
n his head, ''fcr / clare 10 gracious
It's WORT two Eckings to see de way
common farm cattle kin git ober de
ground wild skeared 'Scensionist be-
linl EN-. p--Editor's Drat0er in Harp
vs. f0r March
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Flowers in the sick.Room.

The superstition, as he called it
that plants were not healthful in Sleep
ing or sick-rooms, was vigorously at
tackled by DR.. j. NJ. Andrews Yesterday
afternoon in lecture before the social
meeting of the alumni of the College of
Pharmacy, on Tenth street, above
Arch. The deleterious matter that
they give out, the Doctor declared. is
too small to have any appreciate eff
feet, while their positive value in a
sick-room is great. They fulfil two
functions-that of the generation of
ozone and the exhalation of vapor. bv
which the atmosphere of the room is
kept in healthful condition of humid
ity. Tests made by the Doctor at
Christ Hospital showed that in two
rooms, alike in all respects except that
one contained some flowers and the
other none, that containing the flowers
was cooler by II degrees than the other.
The ozone which is generated bv
budding and Towering plants the Doc
tor had found to have great sanitary
value, in that it purified the air, rid
ding it of disease breeding germs and
Of the vapors of decomposition. For
consumption ozone is of great benefit,
arresting the course of the malady, and
by living among flowers constantly
consumptives have been known to
reach an advanced age. OF thirty flor
lists whom the Doctor visited he found
none who had consumption, though
among the families of several it was
hereditary. Foliage plants, the doctor
found, produced no ozone, and, so far
as he had experimental, he had found
no difference between odoriferous and
non-odoriferous plants. More expert
ments were urgently advocated to de-
termine more definitely the value of
this new remedy for consumption.
Times.
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In the part Of Africa known as Nu3ia
there grows a species OF acacia that
whistles 10 loudly as to make itself
heard for miles away. Tie stem is
hollow, and the action Of the wind pro-
duces a sound similar to that emitted
by flute.
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PACIFIC COAsT.



~AIlA WArzA. MaF H-Tbe f1t,ox.
ma Grsnd 1e5esrs. K1iRhts q Pvthlsz
were sodsy slscted for the snsaaDo
ysAx Grand Chanssilor Commslu5sr
z u PArx. Of CoInnbis L,ods7s. 80
SfAld flee Ckaneelise, A. ;. N,oho2s1n'
o. NAneszvef LodRe. No. &: Gren5
freaats. z. @. Toane. Of Ousez, CitT
LocRe, No 10 Grand Her. - $780,
and Seal. VIII d. Jenkins Ire-eIsess.d j.
~ sunset Lodge. No. IL Grand Ma.
Ter of ExcAeQusr. d.. Goldman -.
electsd :, Of W4its Walls Grand Mas
Ter At-Arms; JOAN 2. OrhSs. ~ COM.
n1eE sement Lodge, No 7 Grand FnDer
G0ard, Jesse Belleyesl Of wssF;nofor,
Looee, No: Grand Cater Gaard. Jes.
=. rIres, o. Ayrtie IoiRe. No. 14; Grand
ir9s'ses-W WA. %. MaszRsT. IT Daytau
lso4ge; No G8rdrez KELLOGG, Of Hsr-
may Ledge. Ne. VI. LynuD, Of Co
lumbia Lodge, No. :.
late the River.
PokTLAND. Or. MAy z1---I.ate .xss
night as Capt McCaIIan Of tie british
bark nlahabad was PASSING along the
wharf at the Portland FIoar Mills. as
loot eauRht on plank, throwing hin
INTO the river. bis feet striking on the
Fessel 50 be went down- An eforf vas
nade 70 rescue him, bat be sank and
ne body Vas not recovered for half an
loof after the accident. The vessel
vas loading wheat for she Cnited KiLR
sou and v01ld have finished today.
frsm Australia.
sAS FRAsCrsco. May gf.--Ths Zealan-
fls arrived at noon with Sydney dates
o April 18Th and Auckland 70 Nav Isl.
sdSard haulao, the oarsman, 10 pas
eRReF.
Ninlng steekx.
San francisco, May q - Alpha 30.
Afa $50, Utah LIS. Best & Belchsr
' Bedle Con L50. BaIwer Is, Cool-
AZ IS. Consolidated California and
,lrginla 2 =. Crown Point 10. Eureka
ON rs. Gould d Curry 2.6s. Hale 4
sorcross 7.I21S, Mexican Il0. Mono
%, Ophir l.S5. Potosi SOC, Savage 90, |
'lerrA Nevada La Union Las, YelIow
scket go. Mount Dlablo $50.
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srockA

AEuCEA
Lospos. MAY 2i-i.3O D. m.--Conso's
closed 81 80 7-l6 Last Night and opensd
this moTnins. AZ 80 -l6. and before I
o'clock had fallen TO % 3 rs. and are
nos quoted al 50 1915. ssocks and
home and fslreian funds are Depressed
IN eonseqaense Of Reneral feeling that
kassfa viii permit no peaceful ssttie-
meuf Of the present tronblc, bet that
she is bent Oh having war. The delay
inc 81 tlse rsinrn Of the Guards from
Exypt 10 England and the news that
comes from India In regard 30 Goa
finusd prepainsions there, have sanssd q
most uasasy feeling apon the varioas
exchanges.
nATTxRfKs Ausse zak cur 90 FrxL1xD.
PILxsKxaHisR, May 2l.--The Rassians
are oonsEructtnQ batteries 81 ssrsfeRsnal
puinfs along tha Gulf 81 Finl&ud. Large
orders have been issued foy gun ear
FiARea.
Acaues FERs1kx TKRRxfoMx.
TKnRaAs. HAY 2i.--The Gopsrnor Of
Persian Sarakhs has granted the request
Allo9 tue hsasRallons Of Russian troops
- 2AHfuN tGu8A&H EGttA84 tHffANaTN on
the isft hank Of the Tejsnasn river, the
roads CD the right side being flooded
coNFxRxSCnA
LasDoS, Mzy sl.--BAro1 De Stael.
R1szian MinisteF % EnRiAnd. after con
suItiBe wifh n Lsssar. special Raszian
aesuk, had Q bong inteEview with Gran.
viiie. Fonsign Hinisssr. Rul Kiinhsrly,
Secretary ot state far inxiie. hsd osn-
fsrsnes wiih LsssAr and DsSsasl
TAN sKgxxrsox or rzx srARns.
In the Connens thu afssrnoan. the
MNrquis uf HAFatnRssn. Secressxy FOR
War. IN rspay 10 Queslis1 BE- SIR STAT
ford Norshsete. stated thxa Il was net
tkDazhs - aAe eoser1msuf dsstrabls b
give tAe reNsens for tse dstsrfion 0f tie
Gasr1s a AiexAadfia- ia was ssaas,i
By the Gus1rnmens nozna time nea.~
z6ded Lord Hzrtinztoa. ~thas 4 was
1ss&xzbAe IN eonosnsrzGs tna British
sFoops then b ths sedan far bssszbis
stfvsss elWwheFel Tat s,peraflon las
not - oesli snspsudsd"
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CoSsIoSREs PEB QUExx.--A snvdar A
%. Adam Ortb, A Montgomery, Ballard
Il Hatfield. Bsrseh & link. B,ovsr.
kinneth. Braun 4 DueQan. @ p sson.
Q frasch, o Louch. CaIkips A Raddiss
Charles Baker. @ Esmonin. Dorsar a
Schverin. ID 4 J1dkins, EFF Hsmma1-
over. Z Lobe, F II Fhsrnas. p a -
Z Roberts d Co. GeorRe A Fisher' n
ID avies & Co, Ganbers a Diekman, HE
Levy. HerschherR a Co. III Thomss q
Bode, J d G Caches. Jones 4 H1hhsII
John Loyenssy, John Communicated j
Crist, ] NJ Sutton, . W Whitelev John
spencer. = u Henry. J Sullivan, J
SsAram a %. = Stranss 4 Co, wv
1esnV, James Jehns0n. John Leach.
gaeoo Levy: l Grulns. J r De BALI. ] N
feariman, Levy Bros, Lovman & Han
zero; London Tea Company, Lataar 4
20, Il hiine, II Mcnamara, n II Ksst-
ma, MeLsnehlin a Jones, Mrs A Bar
ner, u Finkelstein, n ChilberR, North
west Fruit Company, p Frederick. p De
Joruo. Port Blakely Mill Company.
fosr lSrELrIegSCER, Smithers a Thorn.
Sehagsbacher Bros 4 Co, 8 BAXTER q
70. stackpOol. jackson 4 Co, seattle
hs' DWARF Company, Seaman 4 Youoa.
Seattle Cigar Manufacturing Company.
Seattle Cooperative Store. Sunset Tee.
phone q Telegraph Company. u a
Minespav. The A p HotalinQ Co I'll
Miner, Foklas 4 Singerman, v Schmid.
Maddell q Miles. W A MePhersau. N
d Maud, w I Holden, Wm Moran. Wah
Chung, W p Boyd a Co, W 81 Pun
pnrey, Wv Rinehart 4 Co. W ID Scott
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City Assessment Roll.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIvKN THAT
the 0eDerAi CITY Anessmens Holl q
e. fls wifh tss undarssEned clsrk a r.
CITY 81 Seattle
And farther notice 10 hereby given thst
aid Aaeeexnent roll Il nov open for pab-
nc inspsctlsa 81 the once o. said Clerk IN
he City Hail a ssoutk Third sfreeR
shere tbs same VIII remain open for in
e O'Clock p N. and Al persons seclinE
themselves aKgrtevsd b. any assessment
thereon may Apply 70 the Common Coun-
Gu o. mid city ~ . meetin< thsreof 70 Be-
h. ~ on ea'd May "a u s Il seicloek pm.
- sheiI CQ1acil Chsmbcr in ths L ify Hal.
Ffssf pzhlzesfien Mar g 1855.
MS =. q OeBohSE Cisrk.
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SHERIFFS SALE i

TN IHk DISTRICT COUNT Hloa.D-
u tflx tsFne - He3fxia. -
re t.s-yees 9 nr.uslF.n plsinsaiE
W Cnaries fensekA aafan&Ns&.
Onder and ~ virtue a - ss<er e snse
i.nsed onf Of he sbeys rAma1 cess1 n
IRE aoevs eatit,.d acxi1a dsfs1 as -
sEt delivered. kMxn eHir Iar<X -
ne prspsGty described Il sskI er1I,f -
ssl0 and ~ fpsiewA 10 wis
Less ons "a and tue q. hissclE IN 90.
10 h1e1 addition 10 tAn cIfy a 1917.
Nosacs h thsrsf1rs hershy lssW nsaf -
sAsasAay. ana 90 nsy "a A.ss rsas.
AZ The hear q n oIcsuck A ths fun..mm
q ssid Cay. b treat II Ne psInrf i3eass
secx e ths CITY - Ees<tls. Hing CugnlT.
WMsntnSfon Territory WI. u nhe<I
snos . sd erder e saie. ssif a. nSur-s
as.swioed property ss paeahs n1gulsa %
10 hlghe<f h{iAcr fuR SnRk.
~. Aid q sssssis. tks slh asy q llay
MY III. McoRAw. shw1a
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NOTICE,

THE RENTING AND COLLECTION
= Of rents In my change vii b ieft
with Mr.. Tbos. Wood, a. North Seatfie
during my Ah ence A. "A. RFII.
Seattle. Nay ~. ISIS. ia
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n r. JUDKNS THE PHoTee-
TPoer. > rs.oy for eaSnsss az his
Soanmoea sfreeeS wa re he viii = -
y see his friends o. seattle ard yfrfeisx
ne has nice place and viii tarn ont A.,
ss<ss work- L yea wSnI good pscfurr
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rHozrr tSscRAScz PkrsHE.-Nr. \,
.. Andsrson. Of Andsrsun q ssndnron.
sxFFsssss Ais R5Htiaeafian At ths fun
Snd safasf factory manner IN vhisA thar
aass Ice. hAs been sestlsd by the weIs
kn0sn FlTemans Fund fnszrance Con-
pay e san Fzneisoo. A Chiloer1 a
Co. are the aaeusa -
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NEW sEvkN-Roou COTTAGE. 10
~ minutes hvel walk frum R1etnfson.
CITY water and arewoaA free Sac gar
dea and chicksn range good elxhbor-
hood rent o. ARply - 08lH6E w.
CEANk EmgloTmens bureau ls1
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INSTRUCTION.

DROP. xueENE o. zfLLKRK. %
Il N& ief coiieTe. wlll give private isr.
snns D Al hrH1riles enrsnx sscsslan. a
Nre1rA and 0szmAn el4N9 wilk also be-
f1rsaee - she 10 e Suns. F1r iernss a.
plJ q xnA<r CuzieE<. HG
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A SCHOOL FOR THE SUMNER IA
n wanted By q young LADY, teacher AZ
expei ience and ability. Addrcss p o.
box lSS Seattle. -,Ic
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PRESERVE JARS.

JUST RECEIVED. A LARGE LOT OF
~ MAsons Jars half gallons Quarter
gallons and pints also. Jelly Tum biers.
VIII Be sold at bottom prices for cash.
w. A. MCPHERSON.
Cash Grocer. OccidenfaI scnsrs Nu
street. Seattle. W.T.. 1s
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TEE LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
= and Hosel for term % years from
he lst dag 81 Nag, LEA App1y -
mh& 9. G. fHfNNkY q CO
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SHERIFFS SALE.

Ts rae pIsrsicr ooUnr noEpua
he. 500 woe'sn EsoA 4 o., SaalnEl4,. N
olaas 3 Haxms. asfsndzas.. -
vnss sad ~ Writes q an sxsuatlan arrsss
eet. We - ~ nsps1 ceast n - s>ove
sstsas1 sseinn. d@asd the La day 81 Wog-
.NA ane . ne dire<tea and tslissrsd / iRsss
asly swle1 upaa tAs foibowinG ssarlksd ~
pfup@fy. NH
l.ets az ~, ssvsa ~, sisks 10. nlns q,
nd ssn liel 70 y ca agv-eDs ltal. a rs.
- s:esna sappls@ss.1Ai .d<isisn y q e1sT
tosy.
sesss , sAsr.suss A.sssv ssrAaa sa
ssssraAys tss ssA ~ - sw~s. aasA,
A. ths hess O. o'sleek }. =. a "a ~ N
rtes q tss ocart nsnss aess. ID u Cd q
e kias 9 Nsiy. s'sssuaad, I vfn I'D "a
e eithss q thnm. IN sna 10 sais nssl 1sso-
~. Q. rnelis sarszsn V tAs klEksa hkfkss
D.ssa = s>sstis. he en- Gar q issy. ~
~ J b. noaaAN. snanG
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situation wanted.

T0 10 cHANBKRwoRK AND
= wszhinE hi hoezE. Addrsss Trenoat
hoase Third ard NIL ptrsetzL lsf
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HOUSE WITH FOUR ROOMS IN
IL rear OF sullivan's block. apply 10
api JOHN SULLIVAN.
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TUX TREAsuRKR or THE CITY on
= seAtsie WIN pey. On presentasion. waT.
r&2fa On
road Fund. 20 and inciudinz $50.
fire fund. % and incinding ksA
Gas fund. 20 and including fe&.
& snssesy 8cd. g end inciadiag S.
Ne interest VIII he allowed On shave
warrants AFTER this Data.
J. ID. LOwNAN.
Firss pahlicatlon, May s issA
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For Sale, Cheap

Qua KNTIRK STOCK or rRAs
zaors and Cigxn win be soi1 cheap Tor
eesA d1riAg the next monkA
seore. ~ Il standA viii - sold e q bar.
z4in. WING TAI q CO..
Main sfrest back a. New Aritngfpn.
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Marflaees Q spseialty, acceptable .,
~ noarss strangers partic1lsrly iuyit.
60. . the unSqoe advertisement ~ !
eiergynan IN Bath, M.
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CglxExrs lily M.-Tke PfuslneiAl
(sosmnnsni kiIs nnsihsd he town cuon-
lefxaen fsS 600 snd fso.eo i uei paid
a. oanoe. theg viii taxa cur q era q
sstsurs and plses ne sswn asasr eAarze
o. tee xheFld-
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Ctase Vsta

kEesTox. Ont, Nay 9l--Ths Sco.,
ven psrAnos act, which psraiss ths As
o. hq0or only ea docsaris esrtiseats'
was oefesssd esre today by Is votes.
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Insure szA sss.4 4. o.A.s q ca
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FOREIGN.


Victor Efsxs.
PARls, MAY H.--Tiotor Hugo passed
the might fairly welL His condition
this morning q unchanged.
Experfea Retiivaaess &C The haitian
ipremieT.
RoaK May 2l.-Depritis. Prime MIN
lister. has infatuated 30 King Humbert
his wish 10 retire from pnblic life On
account OF old ace and illness. In tie
evsnt o. The retirement Of Depritis, 10
V Thought thai Mapeini. Minister for
Foreign Affairs. viii be made Premier.
canninxs,am AID Rsrsea.
LoSisoS. May 1l-Ths convicted dy-
nam tass, Cunningham and Barton. uill
he reraosed fnsm Nssaate prison this
affsrnDan ~ thn convict prison - Chas-
ham.
fssasiy gafsaasea.
Sir Charles Dixie, President Of the
LsscAl Government Baard. stated In the
Cunm7ns shAs The ramors circulated On
the continent that an onfbresk OF chol-
era bad occurred sn Great Rrikain were
totally anfoanded.
Aa ehslera-
No cholera y known 10 exist 10 The
&s&t ~ W AA&&&sAU4s
sss Able d, speak Deassseiy.
In the Commssns Gladstone said that
the essernmeait waald hs unasls 20
speak definitely coucefniaR the duties
on vine. spirits and hssr vale the ne
gesiatnons With Russia still sonsinne.
The a0veraneiif, be said. woala give
das notice Of sfIe1r Intentions In regard
- these duties.
DepaFsure e. die Karshefat stasas.
RECESS. May sl.--Ths Steamship Isere,
with he Bartilssdi statue Of Liherty
Eaiiehfcning tile World 90 board stat
ed today for Mes fogk. The dsparsure
OF tha vessel with its sainAhte oaRzo was
TIE occasion fur qnite dsmanstratiua.
ali th8 cisli ami military authorities of
tAa city asssmlAfnx e he pier % VT
nsss the event.
tsfss1siiss fsr ne sEsa.e.
Lesbos. Mgl 3i.-Concsrusnz Tur-
ksy. Mr.. Glnzfslana said ID the Hsose Of
us.sasnons that Eazland had eommeni-
cIltinssz With thsl P0rf1 h rezsrd % Saa-
kim. bot noae wsth any osker powxr.
sNetAlnR - sefsled.S said Mr.. Glad.
RAnne. tn ftFAr8 10 khe axhStrAffon hs-
tRoen knziAn<l and Ruaxis, foT Il has
uss hsen aosoluteaY sstfisa Who shasi
be Asbitratas.-
~ Gslnpei rxxneas.
crxnzr, M.v M.-Tke Pruzsneial
Csovasnnent ksIs nnsihsd TIE tsun euan-
ell Of Isessz thaEi II ifs indebtedness 81
hefsaen ft5 600 snd <7o.pg i uai paid
a 0snoe. sAeg viii k1ke cat q sra a
nsisnre and pises ne tswn anasr charzs
o. tie xherld-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-22

- sssis Jaarsall New ssFaisssille
- ssss iAss tHe handnsd saasksa
- atukss into Ia prls.,n 4, Il, osrlaes
- - - 9 eeAEzlled TIE eenssabAe "a
-. 'ea g NE revolver 70 lFgvs up tks
g. tsss seeafed them and snok
~ near Slenhsr llGli nsins,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-22

!, Netuxnrss o., May "a. =. Marshal
nsnry Aaes, Of New Straitsxille. Ohio,
= 3 4aAEtel vita Alhest Guest a. thai
scoAy vas shat ~ he hitter sey.
81 times 81 different PARTS a she heds
- eznnpl reoovsf. uaa shns missed
Aass knd hil hey. aged ii Years, fifsy
49, a~Ais passing i1rouas his basis
- lHlaftaR hss sEane. he lssnnol ~.
49, 0n.sl loaded his revolver and
- ssased 70 esaape BY arinR % HE
sssssea men whs feilouxid aim. bul
- sempsllsd han 10 surrender and De
nessa IN iaiL strong tAruaia usrs
.a3aleed q and irussbls 4 feared besoss
s1sn9. Reports a. 10 ne cause a
hsehhs between TIE msn are Goa.
- Gle being that Mr.. Anss
-. - M.oas 10 serve I warrant fsa tAe A.
-. q N,est. aad another that thes
- sssNsrR ever sssne sruahls they hAa
sse.s We ecansfy % ths sssnsne pre-
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rms rReEsIE N Tag Neern.
WEST.
sut 81 ANzzlcAs crrurs

AzH1 A. AHzz1cAx cr-uxs.
OTTAWA. Oaf.. Mar 2I.-Ths foIlo=
En2 ssfsDsnf IN regard 20 RseI's cssi-
.snscIp y made On thu bess arthority /.
Hset te0k IN aaffve pzrt, late q lSse or
esriy in lseS in the Montana eAncsi0r1s
nsylnR eeco0s an Ansyiosn ciriren.
ne created considerable exeissrusuf IN
NE sieee'o0 referred to. heiuQ an active
.oFker Tor the Rspahliean& After the
eleet1on vss over. be gas prosssa.ed %
= eoafse OF having ind1ead several
q -oreeos % S0ts. although thsy hsd
oos tss Necessary QoaliEcstions. r.
fafs TIE prosec1tso1 xas fairly under
Wy, he ned % his old hone n 4.
vital. Manitoba He suh.eoosufIv -.
TUNED 20 Montana On q 3vinr visa ana
removed his family TO 81 Ronifaos
Montana Ihsn. IN the fan Of lseSa -
went into the Saskafchevau eosntry
where be has been ever siucs. Thsra u
no oO1ot whatever a. 90 his ArpsriosD
citizenship
PESsloSs WANTED.
OTTAWA, May Ei--Senator Alaranas,
has given notice that on Fridsv ne Nil
call ette0tion TO the destitute condstio,,
Of the wives and families Of the volan-
tesrs Who have been killed or wounded
while engaged in snp1reSsinp the fnsnr-
reStloa N the North9est, and viii nek
the Government Whistler IL L thar in
tenfion 20 grant immediate aid q, tho~a
Gases where such families are demitute-
A sKIRMxsE.
WTsSIPEs. May IA report esrpss
from Calgary that Majsr SsseI. with
Tie advance guard Of General NiddIe-
lon column. rad . skirmish with tha
ioolsns neaE Fort Pitt, and lost some
Inen, and bad 20 rstire toward Edmor-
ioo- There 10 nsthinQ definite aAont
ms. and NOT much faith 10 put in the
report The truth seems 10 Dc that
,seei ooncluded that there we're TOO
many hostlles between him and Fort
fltis and retired on the main force.