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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-06-21
SALE.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
~ pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Salt Lake County, Utah, made on
the 29tn iay OF May, A. D., 1885, in the matter
of the estate OF Eric NJ. Cast deceased, the
undersigned, the administrator of said estate
will sell at private sale 20 the highest bid
der, for cash, and subject to confirmation
by said Probate Court, on or after Wednes
day the Sth day of July, A.. D., 1885. all The
7 ght, title. interest and estate of the said
Eric NJ. Cast, dece lsed. ar the time of his
de It'll, and all the right, tile and Interest,
that the said estate has by operation of law
or otherwise, acquired, other than or in
addition t. that of the said intestate at the
time # his death, in and to all the follow
Ing described real estate to wi The south
half of Lot Eight lS) in Block Twenty-nine
(29l Plot "B,p OF Salt Lake City survey, ex-
eepting strip three (3) rods nor b by six
(6) rods south on the west side thereof. The
who of Lot Three (Sl in Block Thrty-two
(32) Plot ''F'' of Salt Lake City survey A
certain house on Plum Street. Salt Lake
City. Utah, known as No. 1914, stand ing on
lessed ground, together with the lease there
of. The north half of the southeas; qusrter
OF Section Two ~ in Township One ~
south Of range Three (3) east of the Salt
Lake meridian. Said tract containing
eighty acres, and being situated in Summit
County, Utah.
The above described zeal estate viii be
sold In one lot, or ch piece .separ te.y, to
suit purchasers. Terms of sale; cash.
Bids or offers may be made at any time after
the frs publication OF this notice. and before
the making of the sale. All bids or offers
must be in writing. and left at the Office of
s. ". Darke & Co.. no 6. Main street. Salt
Lake City. 100
Dated June ID, 1856.
WILLIAM FULLER,
Administration Of the estste of Eric NJ. Cast,
s.Y. DARKE. Anorae..> jel4
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT, PUR-
" suant to and by virtue of the provisions
of the Act of Congress, entitled, IAN Act for
the Relief of the Inhabitants OF Cities and
Towns upon the Public Lands" approved
Sd March, 1867. and any amendments there
to, the undersigned, Probate Judge of Wash
ington County, Utah Territory, hes entered
in the United States Land Office, at Salt
Lake City, for and IN behalf of the inhabit-
ants of the town of Pinto, in said County,
the lands described as follows, viz: E a of
NV u, VIZ of NE14. Sc u of NE "a. N u of
Sc and Sc u of Sc Il of Section No. 81, in
Township No 81 South, of Range so. 10
West, containing 800 acres.
And any person, association or corpora
ton claiming to be the rightful owner of
possession. occupant or occupants, or to be
entitled to the occupancy or possession OF
such lands, or to any lot, block, share, or
parcel thereof, must, within six months
after the first publication of this notice, In
person or by his. her or their agent or attor-
ney, sign a statement, in writing, containing
an accurate description of the particular
parcel or parts of land in which he, she or
they claim to have an interest, and the spe-
cifc right, interest or estate therein, which
he, she or they clai m to be entitled to re-
ceive and deliver me to .he Clerk OF
the Probate Court OF said Washington
County. EDWIN G. WOOLLEY,
in27 Probate Judge,
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Eating is Torture,

And sleep often mere travesty of re-
pose, to the dyspeptic. Appetite is
correspondingly impaired by this most
prevalent of maladies, and headaches,
biliousness, constipation, poverty of the
blood, loss of flesh and of vitality. and a
thousand annoying ami Indescribable
sensations are its concomitants. 1t is,
moreover, the progenitor of numerous
and formidable bodily disorders.
Obstinate asst is, however, its complete
eradication may be effected by the per-
sistent use of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters. a medicine which commun1-
Gates both vigor and regularity to the
organs of digestion and secretion,
relaxes the bowels gently butthoroughly,
enriches and purifies the blood, pro-
notes appetite, and gives tranquility to
the nervous system. Persons of weakly
and physique, who use this
superb tonic infallibly derive from it
the stamina of which they stand so
much in need, and it IS invariably sue
cessful in remedying and preventing
diseases.
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Cnited States Mineral Surveyor for Utah
and Idaho. Notary Public, Geological Ex-
sminations, Reports on Mining Properties.
Surveys, Mines, Railroads and Canals, and
snperintends the workings ofthe same. Pre-
pares estimates and plans for opening and
working mines experton mining questions
before the courts Address p, o. Boy t.7
Salt LskeC y. Utah.
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Omaha,
Council Bluffs
and Chicago.


The only line to take for Des Moines, Mar
shutdown, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Dixon
chicago, Milwaukee. and all points East To
he people Of Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
tnd California II offers superior advantages
not possible by any other line.
Among few of the numerous points OF
superiority enjoyed by the patrons of this
road between Omaha and Chicago are its
:wo trains dav of DAY COACHES which
are the finest tnat human art and ingenuity
can create; its PALACE SLEEPING ca RS
which are mouels of comfort and elegance
is PARLOR ORA WING ROOM CARS. un.
surpassed by any; and its widely celebrated
PlL4TIAL DINING CARS, the equal OF
shich can not be found elsewhere. f'elI
II Council Bluffs the trains of the Union
Pacific Ry. connect in Union Depot with
hose OF the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. IL
.hicsgO the trains OF this line make clos
sinaeetior With those of all Eastern lines
For petroi. Colum BUS, indianapolis, Gin
'innati, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsburg
rnrpnto, Montreal Boston, New York, Phila
ielpnia. Baltimore. Washington, and ali
hints in the East, ask the ticket agent for
.ckeis via the
NORTHWESTERN"
fyou wish the best accommodations. All
icSet agents sell tickets via this line.
4. HUGHlTT, r. S. HAIR.
Gen Manager Gen1 Pass. Agent
CHICAGO.
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"Ruugh on itch,

Rough on Itch cures humors, erup-
tons, ringwormS, letter. salt rheum
rosted feet. chilbiains
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eRouph ON Piles.u

Cures Pileslor Hemorrhoids, Itching,
IrotInding, Bleeding, Internal or other,
internal and External Remedy in each
package, Shure cure, SOC. Druggists.
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A. Fisher BrewlngCo
NOTICE.

FFICE OF THE PROBATE JUDGE OF WASHING
TON COUNTY, ST. GEORGE, UTAH,
May 9TH, 1885.
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PACIFIC COAST.



Portland, Or. Jane 1.-Ex -seereeary
Sherman arrived as Salem overland this
affsrDcon, and Vas accorded Q rsesp-
ton a. tns Gr1sernor's residerlae. sboas
dno eitizens calling npon him. BE wiII
Eins Portland tomorrow. and wih thea
40 10 Fort VaneOlver. where he will Be
the guest Of General Miles.
Bead.
T. P. McSevin, exPsrt Of the sAn
Francisco bopaazs Erm. Who was en-
eaRed in developing the Big Yank mine
70 Soufhera Oregon. died today Of brain
fsvsF. s0peFiad1 I'D BY big gold strike.
A special 20 the ysass says that the bcdy
viii Be forwarded 10 San Francisco b.
way Of Yrekas
eeasence4 for Life
Martin Mackay was sentenced for life
for marder AZ Jses soayiile today.
shipptag Rsteiifgeace.
San FRANcIsCo, June l.-Arrjved-
Steamer Alki. from Seattle; schooner
Alease, Astoria; bark Majestic, Na-
n.inoi schooner Fannie A., Colambia
kiver.
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a vlcrozY roe ZIG zzAa.

BAFgLxToaD. May 30.-Ths steamer
Northwest, ~ rests 70 Pitt. came across
James Grant and Chas. Rossiter in q
canoe sixty miles up the river. They
left Pitt Thursday night with dis
patches for Aiddietoa, q fRht between
StranRe's forse and Big Bears band
having taken place that day. Rossiter
informed yoor correspondent that Big
Bears location was discovered on Wed
nesAay. An advance vas made the
following morning. As the whole Of
Strange's troope had not yet arrived At
tht pc co1ld only muster about 500
men, the fierce consisting Of tRo oonpa-
MES Of the winnipeg Light Infantry,
two companies o. the Si1ty fifth Bat
talon, Alberta Mounted Infantry and
Captain steele's police scouts.
A march Of ten miles down the river
and three miles inland hrOoaht the
troops 20 the Iadian camp. The red
skins were entfenohed Just over the
brow Of the hill. and in eFder 10 reach
them Strange was obliged to cross q
uarshy valley. While be wss sdvanc-
ing the Indians commenced firing and
the troops we're extended in aklrmishine
order. For three hours and Q half q ssea-
dy nre vas Kept up from both sides.
Ihs troops had good cover from the
enemy. The Field Greuadisrs did good
service in driving the Iadians from their
quarter, bot tbs number killed and
wounded could not be ascertained.
StranRe's loss was very small, only three
OF the Sixty ffth being wounded and
also two in Company s The troops re-
tired IN good order 70 Pitt. One CON-
pany came down the river in q scov.
Thirteen men we're left behind to guard
the provisions % board. After the
eight the so0v could not DO found,
and neither the men nor the scow have
turned up since.
Rossiter also states that Steele,s men
bad skirmish With the Indiana on
Wednesday. One Indian scout was
killed and scalped. Strange wants re-
Inducements and ammunition. After
landing, Inspector Perry and the police
ve turned back, arriving here late to-
night. Gen. Middleton will probably
move az once.
RIkL's TRIAL
OTTAWA, jane 1.-The trial of Louis
Riel Will probably oonnaeocs as R9qins
about the gid Of this month, Before
Col. Richardson, stipsudiary Maeis-
trate.
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FIRE ALARN.-Evsr since the burnin q
OF the cracker factory, on FRONT street,
fire has been sm0ulderinG In the ruins.
rhis fre was famed into q fame yes
terday afternoon. and it was feared for
time that she adjoining baiIdinRs
souid catch. Several pegs ,ns In the
vicinity kept the flames In check With
buckets, until an alarm could be sound
ed. just two minutes after the FIRST
tap OF the bell. hose company No. / had
a line Of hose attached 90 one Of the Are
plugs, and commenced playing q stream
OF water on the IRA. The dssbris Is
being removed as rapidly a. possible,
and no mere danger may be apprs-
Blended from that quarter.
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6oEso 10 San FRixcEsco. Ever zines
the steamship UraatillA vss soved into
EsqniuAlt hsrbor. over one year ago,
she has remained there. p,ndine ST.
clement bet9eea the insurllncs comps.
ny and ths Oregon Imps0ssnens Oo@-
pany. A shogs sine since An aQreemsnt
vas reached. The insurance. company
paid ever q Large snm Of uaoney 10 the
D. l. Co, and the latter corporation
paid Mr.. Daasmnir $500 in full far
his claim fss salvage. Capt. Il. W.
Holmes has taisea charge Of the Uma-
tllis. and 90 nsxt Saturday will lesvs
with Der for SIAN Frsneiscs. whsre she
vtll probably be laid up sill further Or
der&
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At meeting of the fire. delegates the
following business vas transacted:
Recommended. that Engine No. 2 re-
msin in its present quarters. That an
engine be purch sed for Engine Com.
pany No. 4 IN North Seattle. That IN
tii such engine DO procured, q hose cart
aud equipments be placed to the use OF
Company 4.
That seven IRE plugs be placed In
North Seattle aud four In Lake Union
district.
Recommended that the Secretary OF
the Board Of Delegates be paid salary
Of 800 year, beginning with Jan. LIST,
1885.
A petition from A. LsBrasehe ct al.
vas received and referred to Judiciary
Committee, to be reported upon a. next
meeting.
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AxIoABLT ApJrsrRp.-H. L. Thiron
and Captain Cooling owned and opera
ted the steamer Lacy. The former acted
a. engineer and the latter a. master.
For Q long time past Mr.. Thiron has
been dissatisfied, and DESTROYS Of sell
ing his interest in the boat. Not being
able 70 do % he applied 10 hsus her sold
By the court. Yesterday. ho4sver, Capt.
Godine arranged 10 purchase Mr.. Til
ron's interest, and the whole matter was
amicably settled. Mr.. Thiron will pro-
oeed 20 Victoria and accept the position
OF nrst assistant engineer On the Una
tilla- from San kraaciseo he expects
10 visit foreign lands, including Japan
and China Mr.. Thiron speaks In tie
highest terms Of Captain Gotiine's hen
esty and Integrity, and ssxtes that his
desire 10 travel promptsd him TO force
The sale Of the LucJ.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
Buildings, scAsss. cAsrehes, Hospitals.
Dwellings Steamers. Passages.
siessiss and Rsirissrater
Perfect veatiiatisa gaAraassea
whsrever vensiiafion D.
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
our Me-; and \ Tor osd nsom saa enc
e the window.
Our veusSlator On any sixel. when
placed through Q wall Q window sash. or
4 wcoaen bar under sash. admits o con-
ssaat supply Of fresh air under perfect
oontrol without drsughts; any desired
apartment Ne once O. Sleeping room
shoaid be without IL a. u stops D1rxlArR
excludss rain and dust. and keeps The
apartmsnt constantly frssh withoat rails
inx the windowA Being heavily plated
In nickel is 10 very Ornamental wAen IN
placa. The handles serve 70 regulate
ventilator. also 20 raise and lever TIE
window.
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q nuxstAx onnnrrfoN.
isoxrn@, May al--l q. N. - Advises
frum 90. Antca aAy ihaA II 10 Fepursed
thas sha RassiRns have eoieesed 20 the
AhxhanN ccuupying ktrowA khsna.
where she MAinsed roaa branches Oh
hsif gay between Aarnchak and BAia
MarghsiRA.
TINE cKSxnAL k&zAx aArEwAI.
I.cxpc@, May 8I.--Se Pesersb1ra ad-
vices sRAls aAAs ths hnildina 81 The Cen-
srsi Asian Railway wes prup&<din9 with
extresna rapidity. Thirtesn h1adrsd
lsfioreFs have iqss left bAku 70 uork o
sha read. and u h Fsportsd thAs 6Ae
masre will fellow immedtassly.
xME QuEsrsos srzkE uxskxrLzn.
L1xpsm. sans The o<1sisi state
mssnt pxInlished In ths DaflH NFaas today
frssn afNnsslis. Eareixn 1earstAry. 70
shs sfsse shst shs Rnsss Afghan eeend-
2rp Qnsntinn wAs s<lii n1zt1isd. hxx
hffhly eiscsusertsd the LiheEAls ard
aisds he Ississ iahilank
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For Sale.
Tor Rent.

A FRESH COW; PRICE sst AP-
n ply 20 DR. J. Q. KELLOGG. s1Ar the
Nortb schEEul tfol~A my3
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nN PRErTu.Y FURNISHED sun
" NJ franf roQza. Ger Q gsaEiea.aa psi-
vafA fsnailF. recsnsI skree1. neAr seneca
Address r.. q. hox k3A NJ
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FOR SALE.

A sCOw Is FF.ET LONG. 10 FEET
~ beam. a feed deep 50 toas: prize.
eisA InQuils of t0nh FkfsH. seattle
VT, myff II
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CHICAGO. June 1.-The Clty Council
bald harmonious meeting might aud
amisahly agreed 20 nnisn Iis canvass OF
the ballots caaG at the last municipal
elsGtion. The Democrats withdrew
thsir objections b the acceptance of the
returns Substituted for the ones stolen
from the Third Preoinet Of the Tniru
ward, aiad these being counted the can
vass waa completed, with Nsumeister,
fsr City Clerk. defeated by 100 votes,
and Hsffisoa's majority reduced 10 375
yogea
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General ONCE, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and z.
r~spsnd~nos snanfsontnz DAfLg POsF-
IxrRxllaExcxz. reaftia. w. II
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eGensively Partisan

The chief Of PostOfiee inspectors
has been informed that Postmaster +.
n. hibbs, Of Lewiston. Idaho. issued
nsnsy orders 10 the amount Of fifteen
nr gwenty thousand dollars, payable 10
himself, ordered banks IN dIferens
clties 10 eollses them and forward the
Inoney ~ him, and then abscondsd. de
wan last heard FROM ~ Victoria, b. q.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

IL The DISTRICT ooUnf a0fDusa
IL teRDs a eeaflla
no. sse-Woiisrs Rso4 o., plsnsiks ".
Ciac. harms. asfsnAznt..
un1sr Rn6 ~ vsfsus q an sxaculian isuz,s6
Gus Ne % - nsued scot h fhs shsvs
e1tlled actiaa. dsssd The ~ asr 81 nay.
lsso. ace % ms airtees1 an1 asiivrss1. NV
aay lsvssa s2on ~ fsissvisg es~ssss1 fssi
Lets On %, ssvss %. sishf o., nsss 3,
AID tsn llol. u y ek 9fty.ess isil. a To-
tert seoona sapplsnsnEHi sfftfics 70 - an
= ssssis. King cosssy. w.zAississ fnsk
ssssss b shsrefuss Assssy sivss las q.
ssssrasy. he ssA Dsy e sss~. ssss,
A. ~ hoas o. o'eiscs D. q. Il ssia AS. 1.
frsni 81 The oeaft Heass dous, 10 ~ on, 4
sssssls. kiar Csnlsy. s'sss.aia. snn 81 q
Ne rieht. tltie aa1 inesess ef ssld Cd saass,la
e. etahss q tksm. in as1 10 saaA rsas pssg.
~ pahss sa<tios y tas hishast szAssr
DM.sa u sss.tis. sAs ca a, d NAG. IxS
NV ,. q. ho0nAH, aAselfl
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A seaside TFago1ly.

WILMsorON (Del.), June Mrs.
james ". wynn q widow. and three of
her ehildren, sRd Mrs. Tony stefano,
wife OF an Italian musician Of this CITY.
wers drowned OF z lee Island, abous Is
miles belOw tins city, today. Tue ohIl-
dren were vading Ia the water, and get.
hinz beyond their depsn sirs. Wynn and
Mrs.. csefaao vsas TO their rescus, when
AL were drowned.
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The Genesai Assembly.

\ easonxArI. June l.--rhe Presby-
terrain GhsnsrAl Assembly adjourned al 8
O'Clock this evening. Tne vaRtoas
stAnding committees made their fnal
reports and we're discharged. A fesclu-
luton against rsstrietina Chinese Inn
migration was discussed. but was finally
Withdrawn, because any action on sae
sabiect vas considered impoiitic. A
resolution on the death % Rev. X.
Stastea. who died AZ sea. was passed.
and q copy Vas ordered sent TO the
family Of toe deceased minister. The
Westminster Pfcsby terrain church OF
Minneapolis. MIMI, vas chossn a. the
next place Of meeting.
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WAaMsoros. June The select
cornmIEtee Of the Senate apon Inter
state commerce, has arranged q pro-
gram for the month Of June. Its nexg
meeting will be held In Chicago, on the
l2sh instant, fsoF days; in Sc. Louis,
sv0 days, beginning on toe l7En; TIVE IN
D0Bmotrss, beginning on the 18Th; two
IN Omaha, beginning on the I'D; and
tve in &c. Paul and Minneapolis. be-
ikinnlna on the 24tn,
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Geaerai Grans.

NEW foKx, June I.-"9sasraI Grant, "
8aia DIR. D0aRIAs On IsAyIne shs house
Tons morning, mad pressy fair night,
Hleapana In Bnstones aud waking 10 ap-
ply q lotion 70 relieve the pain In hls
EnrOet. de u, l think, q lIstle easier
bot saners very mech ~ the disease
Progresses, though be u apparently I'm
proved IN his general condition. DE
may DO abls 10 take arivs today"
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JOHN n. AVER. Manager.
Voice Culture

AR q. q. YOUNG WILL GIVE M
M ssructioa In reading and sangin&.
His me ha4 h that I'd sFted hy tbs most
axounpi she6 p.afsssors u. The East
fuur. s<sn. each p1pEf--ame ho1r. Chii1Een
a. tie schools. In Glasses e swclvs. 10
encn-
-Kixk1 h~yA bsswe~n tAe
eges e sen ME1 affeen- wha WIN % VII :
iRa - aEn9 n o choir In cDnAz11rAkln@ q
wrnsuteszs tnsfrulxtnn is res1tEE mlsln
Hszrz 8 q & :. IA - % 5 and 7 % -
R1cn II yssler-Ie4xy satldinT. q In
TO LET.
IHOg9z wTFH POUR Eo0szz IN
q =. - 4 s-''''.ssc'ss ~ sstIiHsS.
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ALEuouEhocE On. NJ. June l--Ths
report nsgaruing me Stopping Of Fheo-
dore fhomas' orchestra aI CooiidRe, on
the line Of the Atlantic 4 Pacific Kali
s0ad some days ago BY cowboys, ~ q
myth, and exists only N tne ilnagina-
Eioa OF Q newspaper correspondent 81
Enat point. Thorough investigation has
Droaght this 20 hight.
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a DisesarEiag easlssk.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-Gen. Sohofield
today teioaraphed 10 ,hs War Depart
msnt the foliosing dispatch dated a
Fort Baysrd yesterday from Gen. Crook.
commanding the Departments Of Ari.
ROMA
Eight parties Of troops are scoatiae
aftsf tho Indians The outlook IL very
bad, and the troahles uill be exceeding.
" dIfficuls 20 sappress."
II vas learned At tue War Department
that between sixteen and twenty compa-
nissL containing about 1910 mea, ere 10
lha Geld In parsuit Of the Indians.
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LONDON, June -Bierbohm'B circular
states that the present wheat acreage Of
the United Kingdom 10 10 par cent, and
perhaps Is per cent, below Last years,
and that this short aereaee, combined
With thu baekvsrdness in the growth of
the crop ITSELF, will cause q deficiency In
this years pro,tnct a. compared with
last year, Of l00,0o0y0o0 quarters. The
circular also states that it IL estimated
the wheat crop Of Germany and Bel
gum will be short this year I SOC. 600
quarters; that Of Austria, Hungary,
south Russia and Spain, l.500. coo omar.
tiers. and that Of France $50, 600 quarters.
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Rsialiaisry Aesisn.


CIR OF MKxIoo. June 1.--Robs. Har-
dy. On American aged p years, vas mur
dered here at public dancing party, By
= Mexican, 90 o'ciock this morning.
jealousy vas the Gauss Of the deed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02

!. ssra!h Juns The ~erk,neu in
- mslla wAers the new sails haa
~ 80 s4aRaxk wsna ous GA ssFiks
asnanit Thas far 10 oct 20 shs
- md A1sA sniils In this dissrir,
ssSasd, hsIl there a0es ncs sssm %
~. ssa FNmpscs tor general rsanmp-
y Ne n-af fatnrW Aspons iron
= zaiafefs tAese sessns 40 81 A a..
-. = |. - eppsasiaa % tlss seru,. uro,
=. = ~ M eaIioa. II aAssr ,stsefa .,r~s
, sasnest, lhe eAanoss for ,peeav
z.s1s IL he dlilasulfses s.rs n.
a'nxlg ANAL.
no Ai,asAs sasArsak.
~. 49, ssss, n. A., Jaas l.-rhs
s..N esek faisnhmea tirisen ID hs 90
- : u.ak aga. rssaraed henas
l.aelin9 fresk fndaap $3.50.
No. sss1.s che hsiiss Il harses Hnd
- - s.lIsE AZ mazae day. ina, nirhi
- =, Y. .ss. teal1n Erss ssers n.en a
-! eentil4 hillk Tks rsuehmsr
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02

ylrrokxA n q }. June L--Peol cell
in9 10 natsaexneanor under Domin-
100 scs. % the Qaeen's birshaNy Cha&.
Clancy, late of SuAssie. and eshsrs ssa6
peols a the racs aoarssA Todas Clancy
vas erunzhs b<fnre the Posiee Coars.
aud after . partial exsminAsisn tie
naSa vent over.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-02

WAmtiN0ros, Jahe LAT The requssi
10 Nev Msxico. and has reported that Ia
(ai,ous $50 aeresl should Be restored
10 The pnhlie domain With the exception
Of II square leagues for vhich patents
have hesn 10 ned.