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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10

The new fall and winter wool dresses are
severely plain.
Pendant or drop buttons are used to
fasten bodies.
Large metal and fancy clasps for cloakS
and wraps are the rage
Large buttons are coming in again, eI
cept on the cloth dresses
WOODEN stuffs are more in favor than silA
or velvet ones for bonnets and hats, as well
- for the frocks with which they are worn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10
METER.

B is the meter It is kept half full of
wafer. Moreover, a fanlike arrangement
inside is kept revolving by clockwork. II
Is the weight which runs IT. | shows tle
crank bv which 1t is wound up The motion
of tn fan draws the ali from the outside
pipe, c. 1t passes through the generator,
Is impreGnat,i with the phtha vapor,
forms the Illuminating mixture, AMI IS
drawn by the revolving motion through
the pipe G mt tn met.r. Tn same mo-
ton causes it to rise and fill the pipes
throuyhoI 1t tn, uriIling. When tn4 stop
cock at j is turn / on the gas cap,s mJo
the burner X, ca " to be lgh5eI. l. is
pipe for admltU!ng water
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10

This tasteful bonnet is made of copper rel
velvet, trimmed with velvet ribbon of the
same shade and a fanciful aigret'e Of feat1-
ers. The brim is raised above the forehead
to show darker velvet lining, AMI is
edged with puff OF STRIPED velve5 of the
two shades of copper red. The crown is
putf,i quite high, ana has twist of bias
velvet around it, The feather cluster
shows tufts of d tferent colors taken from
the breast, neck and wings. with a 81 'nder
pointing aigrette center, The velvet strings
are satin on the wrong sids, and are ar
rangel in high loop against tn, back of
the crown: they are there held 10y trllent
pins. and tel as bow under the chin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10

The vest has a row of small buttons very
close together. Large buttons are put upon
the jacket Long lapels, turned back. Long,
tan colorel gloves are drawn on over the
narrow, plain sleeves. A jaunty hat is to
be worn with this costume.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10

The shapes for fall and win5er are now
tolerablg well defined The m.lincrS have
had their openings, and We know what Is
to come In a general way snaps are not
greatly ditferenc from those OF the summer,
except that tIeJ are exaggerated
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10
JT'HE FASHIONS
Walking Costume.

costume. The skirt OF plain goods, drapei
i'll the style now SO fashionable. A vest
front with long tabs AMI pocket, in the side
is made of the sam, goods as the skirt.
Over this is a close tiCtins jacket of a
darker, striped fabric.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10

Lightning Express. Denver Express, aud Kansas cry
and -. Louis Express trains run daily. Express Man
and .Olet Accommodation run daily except sunday
Kansas City and - Louis Express going south runs
through without chang" Of cars. Morning train 10 st
Louis free chair carr. and evening train through
JAY " ADAMS.
Ticket Agent G.. & &. Railroad.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10

New Styles OF Type and Low
Prices at the Free Trader job
Printing Rooms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-10-10
Ayers Hair vigor,
PREPARED BY
Dr.. ]. c. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass, U, S, A
For sale by all Druggists.

Chicago, Alton g. st. Louis Railroad
IN and after April % 1854. trains on the c. Il A. H.
Il. pass Joliet as follows:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
FOREIGN.


bezih % Earl cairns.
LoSDos, April 2.-Ears Cairns did
suddenly At his residsoee II B7zrus-
month this morning.
ssa1 60 the B&rriss asremeat.
CTTr or MKxIcc, April 2.-CouSrsss
opeaed last evening. President Diaz.
fa ais message, aid. in regard % the
attempt Of GeRerai Barrios against the
lndepeodenee Of the Central American
state There are especial duties in.
posed on AsIieo by its honor and ssnii-
urnents OF g7stice, its leigh borhood tn
tie beillgersnts and its peculiar rsla-
hons With The aRgreszof. | answered
1ensfsi bAFrlns frankly. eondsmuing
ms act The Mexican people have sp-
proved my action. Grave without
doubt are the difficulties which THIS ia
ssrnstlonal emergency may p-oduee. on
account OF the crisis which now sffiicts
the public treasury /; negertheles- the
Executive Il resolved tn sustain the at
atode betting the National honor, and
counts on the patriotic cooperation Of
ConRress to maintain intact the Ma
tionai honor and interests"
Failed.
LONDON, April The ~. yan.>s "a
5efts this afternoon reports that Beun
DAVIS. solicitor has failed Liabilities.
tlHWuo. Is 70 stated that be has fed
TO spain.
The silver Preblem.
hoHE. April 2.-Ifalia. 10 az article
% the monetary conference, says
Depretls. Prime Minister, and MaRlis-
nj, Minister OF Foreign Affairs, have
decided 10 favor bs-netalism. The &C
eeptanee OF this principle. II adds, de-
ponds upon neither France nor Italy,
sven though Belgium and Switzerland
consent. The solution Of the pro hleA
depeuds upon Germany. whose accept
anee 10 b0psd for under pressure from
France and Italy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
WASHINGTON,


President.
WAsHNsnoz, April a.-Tbe uasnh~-s
Of the Utah Commission had a v.ry
sesa1scsorg Intsfviev sifh the Presi-
dsut today. They made A verbal rsror,
- nim % TIE condition Of affairs IL
Ctsn ano Tslfifned their plans for future
ZOE. ne President listened to them
WIG ast@nfbon. expressed satisfaction at
snsR % ,Rresz, aud approved Of their
ptans- he promised the commission
teAt whatever eouid be done By the Ad
ministrsslon toward strengthening their
nAnds and sastalninR them and the IT,
aicasry OF Utah tn toe effors TO uproot
ne practice of Polygamy. would be
done- ins members Of the conmission
Also sav the Attorney General, and re-
csiEed from him similar satisfactory as
sursnces Of support. Tomosrow thew
VII call apon the Secretary Of the In
terror. and after seeing him Gill start
Immediately fer Salt Lake City, where
they VII hold = meeting on the lOth
instant.
ABether Chinese Deef.tsa.
WAsRrs0Tos, April 2.-Ths Secretary
OF the Treasury has Just decided az in
tersstlnR poin, arising under the Chi
neae immigration act. Joe James. a
ChinamaR residing in this country. and
Who has embraced the Christian reli
gion, applied for permission 10 bring
bis wife. who lives 10 China, 70 this
eoantry. The department. decides, uu-
der recent rulings of toe United STAT q
Circuit Court of California, that she
cannot bs alloEed 10 land.
Net TauarmeA
W1sHISoToS, April Among The
nominations By the President not acted
upon By the senate, are these. Henry
r. ksrnochan, 20 BE- naval efhceF st New
Orleans; JAS. %. Henderson, Collector
OF Internal hsveaue for the Eleventh
District Of Indiana: John 4. Mcjrav,
collector OF Internal hsvenas for the
district Of West Virginia.
sery Brief
NAsHIsoTos, April 2.-m announcing
the result OF the vote on adi0FnmenI
this afternoon. the Vica President sail:
Senators: I desire 10 express my obi
cations and thanks for the kindness sud
support have recsived AZ your hands
The Senate stands adjourned without
day"
ne Take. % Bach.
Tue last message received from the
President was As follows:
To TIE Senate If the aifssi Stairs 1
hereby withdraw the Nomination, which
vas delivered TO the senate GA March
S0tk. Of Alexander Il. LAYTON. 20 be Ea-
yoy Extraordinary and Miaistsr Plani-
poteniiary Of the United states TO Ras-
sis- 9RovER CLEVELAND"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
PACIFIC COAST.


sAS FAAsoIsco, April Mrs. Sarah
Kennedy. whO shot aud llIed her hus-
band las, December, vas acquitted TO-
day
Lever seaad Esests.
PokT lowsskND. April Bids for the
site Of the new custom house baildine
we're all il today. large number being
handed into the commission.
All old friends OF Captain George II
Barton, Of the fSenty first Infantry,
stationed for long time at PorS Town
send, will be glad 10 learn that he has
been promoted by the President, aud
has nomination confirmed, to the posi-
tion Of Inspector General with the rank
Of Major.
The new paper to be started here will
be ehristened TIE Cal.
The roof Of the Port rownssnd say.
mill caught Ore today. bat was qaiokiy
eItinRuished before much damage was
done.
As the ship Spartan, @ Iptain Gibson,
vas leIviag Port Ludlow last evening
IN tov Of the tug Tacoma, she ground.
cd on Tala Point, remaining from 3 o.
m. until 6 this morning. A su ryey is 10
be held ON she vessel. She il leaking
ten inches per hour.
what ne Thiaks,
San fRASCIAyo, April 2.-EX senator
Slater Of Oregon thinks be viii be sp-
pointed Second Comptroller Of The
Treasury.
The Record Brsken.
San FRAScTsco, April Miss Lillian
smith of California, = girl aged IA,
-.
a Winchester rifle IN minutes and IS
seconds. This beats all previous re-
cords, Carvers bes: best being minutes
and - seconds.
suspeades.
STocKTOs, Cal, April 2.-The Stock
ton Herald suspended publication today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
CHANGE OF AGENCY.

HAVING APPOINTED THos. n.
II i PHmphrey agent for the Western
Fire snA Marins Insurance. Co. q san
Franchises. Fice Jas- A. Carey 4 Co. re
Etrsa. al busaness cu1aecae4 with aid
caEpaAy, and EeneWAis a. poiie e. IN
foroe. VII - heoked After 81 Mr., Pun-
phreJ. sTEkE. D0hISsON a Co,
0e1eral Aren1z. Portland, Or
sssrfis. 1krcA IL kssA mAa9 In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

TIE DAT's ADVANCE

LoSDos, April "A dispatch frorn
General Graham dated az s o'elock this
evening, gives the folloving history ef
the days advance.
We savanoed al o'eloek this morn
ING. With TIE entire force 10 square for
mafaea, the cavalry esostinz. We
reached the zsrsoa at 10 o'ciOck. There
ve reconn0isered from . balloon. The
enemy we're reported visible in small
Numbers The weather wAs fairly cool.
and only . feW men fell out Of the
ranks for water We e0utinaed % sd
vance IN the afternoon until three, the
mounted infantry and the Bsneal cav
airy scoatinS. At 3 O'Clock we occupied
Trssslah bill. eastward Of lanai. The
ene1y APPEAR % have retired. bat no
precautions against attack will be ne-
giecsed-r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

Wken q man says aosn ii his aEass
antii snidniRht trying 70 striks . bal
A1csI b esosr4ily Iosss it before be esss
homA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

A PhiladelphiA mIln Who rsesntly died
vilisd his hody % . medical uEhiaee.
TAas . What b called ga dead give
away
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03


LONDON. April "A complete battery
Of mnxzie- loading p0andsrs. with am
munition. has been snipped 20 Canals
fer ass IN sappre~sing the rebellion in
the Northwest.
roRoSTo EkooPs.
TosoxTo, April "A dispatch reach
ed here from Colouel UBfien today, sr-
deFina the Ccrk Rangers 10 hold them
selves in readiness 10 leave this after
poon- Ballstins were iDmediately -
sned frsm the newspaper osiioes. and
the gresteet sxcitement prsFAii&
Cruvds are ca the cay 10 the Qaeea's
wharf where the rangers viii embark
and be joined By The Simeoe Rorestsrs'
eontinesnt. Ihes 10 By toe Canadian
PsciAc.
NE SoRoUAI TALxA
wrxxrRss. April Ain an intervssw
toAiehf PFemier Norquay explains that
ths Indian tribes are being led into re-
hsliion by half hrseas thru19h klel's
safuence. eat ~ they Are short Of
supplies they wfIl sDoa yield 10 the mil
isAay force nov being concentrated in
the aeld AlshoueA vAinahAs ltves have
hssm xMcrifsn~d. and otber snch snnfif-
econ Be Suppressed. . am assured, =
be said. . that kiel has not mere than
500 half hre@ds under Arma, who can
eazsly be overpUwersd. Jass n0w Indi-
ans are rAi<iing the ranches. and a iouQ
40 tAe stsek holds oai they eAnaot be
sxpecaed 10 yissid. in the nssntixne, the
milisary vii 0vsrass thsm- Thsir dsp-
rs6Asions aeAfEst SETTLERS viii impel ths
laftes - TAXA up arns % detsod ID az
propsrty. and NE iRdiAn instrumss tAii-
~ invoked vill be the un1efna af tn<
half breeds. Thai vas the fatal nis
tAks of tie kAh hrseda Ne. doaf
thisk NE tFOakis vii lAss ia1g~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

~Let 10 my ear" yelled = passanesr
On q street ear
81 bee yoar pardon.- said the other
man; " { thSaRht ! bad heid Of The
strap"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
NOTICE

10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT I wIA.
= aot - fcspa1sihie fur ans dsbts oon-
fracte1 b. my vita Jeany. 10 aho has lnft
ne without tust cause Or pssyecafion.
JOHN KOWKN.
pess Msdisoa. W. r.. Marsh q I'D 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
TuE AFGmAN DIFFICULTY.
rHE RUSSIAN NAVY.

LONDON. April 2.-RussiA is taking &C.
tive steps to place her navy on a better
war footing. In addition 10 five heavy
lronclads. seven half plated cruisers and
I'VE torpedo rams recently mentioned
by the Iossiscbs Zesf,sag as being built
for the Black and Baltic Seas, a num-
Der of cruisers and torpedo rams are
being rapidly fitted cot at Nicolioff, the
station Of the Russian Admiral and feet
at the confluence OF the InRal and the
RegA. The cruisers ars of from 50O0 to
500 tons burden and will be fitted With
from ten 10 fourteen cannon. about one
half Of which will be of large caliber.
The vessels are expected to attain
speed OF at least sixteen knots an hour
The torpedo rams have q displacement
OF about 300 tons ami are estIm Ated 10
go about fifteen knots Der hour. They
will be armed, in addition 10 two tor
pedo apparatus, With ak y inch aud four
smaller guns-
The Enir of Rokhara has agreed g.
allsV the passage Of Russian troops and
supplies through his territory IN the
event OF var with England.
TIE LMkKs rcxSsxD.
LONDON. April 2 -Dispatehes received
from CabaI today report that Sir Peter
Lumsden has decided to favor the es-
tablishment Of frontier line which
viola'sI the integrity OF Afgh anistsn,
and thai the Amser is Inucn inceused at
this decision.
LOYAL INDIA
kAwAL PsDi. April a.-lhe chiefs
and princess OF she whole Indian En-
pire are nes represented here in person
or BY deputy. They have all. without
exception, earnestly rendered 10 Earl
pufiefin, the British viceroy, troops
and money without stint 70 uphold
England In any possible difficulty with
Russia.
wAsfED FOA TRANSPORT skEVtok.
LoxDos. April 2.-The steamer Amer
lea. OF the National Line, has been or.
deFed by the Government 10 be gotten
In readiness for naval transport service
at sea within fortnight. The America
is 10 be armed with 10 euua- The A.
lAntic steamship companies, II Ia re-
ported, are considering the question of
the edvisability OF raising sssenQer
fares and freight rates. II the eantem.
plated advance be decided upon, the
reason given will be the depletion OF
the A,lAAtie nssta by the 9overameus's
demands for transports.
syAxrIISa Tsx.TY.
kAwpL PrSDG, April S.-EsFi Dufferin
has Obtained from the Amer q formal
treaty recognizing the right Of England
10 lay out and fogtify the northwestern
frozfier Of AfShRuisfAa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

u Hsa am aesasn Iced - i've AMI die
.esss - essiVnA 9 . thss Il b - lsasd Q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

Canssanainople 10 aheut 10 he depFsved
al che hene6s Of an Ancieus inssituaian-
TAs government has etven directsons 20
LIS ufnciAls 30 psosscaas ths' msgscixna.
asmnnnoing them ~ eonnBcn cne&ss
aE,xa soeeea. NheSheT TIE sicars aakroi-
ospsr = doomed remains 30 b seen.
chsnssanssnopas has always saioyea
esaa snpqay % uaazieiaEs. The best be-
M from M.wooeo. and uilny Of them
are hl.cks. 'which 10 . fufthsr recan-
ueslaaiien. The maeiciAns, whass 50
aisa can b. issan IN mAay stFeea. have
hems fouad laf the greatest heneat. be
iae prefsrrssi - aessarz dstnR large
hnzinsss In love eAar1a, and anding
more thieves sAsn the poliee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
Improve Your LayilG Stock.

/ HAvKA FEW BROWN LEoHoRN
imported stock. Brown LHxhorm fowl.
are the bosf layers In exiEtesioa and any
person keapin9 fowls for eggs should hAvm
Entn vaftsty. Prica ~ % 10 each tffos
Two PaiAets and o0ckrulA fihR
na2 C-F. nTONR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

NEW Yeas, April 2.-Ths question iSf
shs diplomatic relations between the
Holy See and Engiand, the U0itsd
States and ether Enalish speaking esaia-
tries, 10 likely 10 In solved before LONG
In tho appointment Of Monsignor ID
ksnde, noe Papal Nuncio a Paris, 30
high post Al the Propaganda With tie
title OF Cardinal Proteetaf Of En9liiih
apeAking CathoiicsS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

N fAsas AprA Ali 10 rapaFsed that
oAnd Of nlAtAndsng Indians hAs h~sn
sen Hest ol (sallieo, In the dtrsction Of
Ne sAsFrA MAdre uaountRina The fews
seef hAunis az sAs Chirashaa Apaehis,
M hoe oealpked BY uany AnaerimIn
tnsA Toe Governor u CAiheAhaA hks
psienei auo co1pAnass IN pursnit u
ses 90 aasilA Oaffaees are feared
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
AID WANTED.

PHILApkLPHIA. April 2.-The follow
Ing dispatch was received today by q
son Of Coasui General Adamson Of AZ.
pinvall: Colon is totally destroyed by
IRE. The suffering IL awful In INV
name invoke all editors to ask sab.
seripsions for relief. AnAMsoS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
MORE MKS AND GUNS, II NEEDED.

NV YORK. April There is a qaie,
hun of preparation at the BROOKLYN
Navy Yard today. and at the Marine
Barracks in Brooklyn. The cause il
said to be an intimation from Washing
ton that II would be well TO have the
available Marine Corps on this station
ready for transportation to the Isthmus
Of Panama in order to protect Ameri-
can interests. II needed $50 Marines
can be sent away at two hours notice.
The Ordnance Department 10 also kept
busy, supplying Gatling guns and such
ammunition as may be called for,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
CHINA wANrs PrAcK.

BEsLIx. April p ID 10 stated that ths
Chinese legation here confirm the re-
port that China has accepted the peace
proposals made by Ferry. notwith-
standing the recent Chinese victories.
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Sssas's ssasoriae-A pSsa,s p.sss.
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sAS FAASoIsco, April Mrs. Sarah
Kennedy. whO shot aud llIed her hus-
band last December. vas acquitted TO-
Aaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

PaAEs. April 2.-GeBsFal Bsiefs Dv
Lisls tslegrapAs under date Of Wednss-
dag evening thai the second brigade ar
rived az mona in good order. 10 was IN
contact with The enemy until = O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. 'NOar losses are
tri0tHR. The euemY's pursnAt vas
dow"
The exile Of the 0sleAns princes. Il h
reported, wih BE- q featass of II. DE
Frsycinet's program. II. De fteycinst
males bat siow progress 10 bis task OF
securing q new ministry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
UNDER osDFas EoR AsPrxw.rL.

WASHINGTON. April The United
States steamer Dispatch viii join the
flagship Tennessee IN the West Indies.
subject 10 orders 10 sail for AspinwalI.
About q marines and all she officers of
the Marine Guard At the navy yaId, sx.
cept IAeutsnant Potter. are under or.
ders for AspinvaII.
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TIE lMkKs ScxxsxD.

LoSDos, April -Dispatehes received
from Cabal today report that Sir Peter
Lumsden has decided TO favor the es-
tablishment Of q frontier line which
viola'ss the integrity OF Afghanistsn.
and thai the Amer Is Inucn incensed at
thia decision
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
TIE CAUSES OF rHE RKyoIr.

Nav YoKx, April 2. -Colombian Con.
sui Calderou said last niRht that the
chief of the ins1rrectionists in Colon il
notorious criminal named Preston.
The men who form his party are nos
Colombians but foreigners, banditti
from Peru, Chill and Jamaica, with
rnany negroes. They have no political
principle and emily aim at plumber. 10
10 an entirely social disturbance in Az
pinwall a. we'll as in Panama.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

g,T YoKK. April The American
o,r-Ttght tSag1e vill isRs totsorryw
:. a,sdress explaining the iuiussice done
..,i,s and foreign authors by want Of
is.sgsationiI copyright, and calling
80 the reople to aid IN demanding
s'so,able alaion On this subject by the
Ta-tv-ufpth Congress- Among the
.sorsrs Of The address are Bshop Pit
=, q c. StsdmAD. Parks Goodwin, Ed
- ". Egdestou, Thorndyke Kice, R4fT.
sabsrt ColJeT. Charles Dudley Warner
- Ioha BQelox.
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Nrs YoaE. April Limited STAKES
"a H8i; GA, li2h; "a, 1ziA; Pacific
"a IL, AmsFican Express 81. Canada
1.ssGe BIZ, Canada Southern y, Cen-
ri Paeifo.l 4. BuriinRtonlZl5s ,LacsA-
,sa1ua IO45<, Denver a kio Grande 107 \,
Is1e IN ,Hilnnitai a So. Joe 3. Kansas
a Texas I7Es, Lake shore 5s1<, Louis
,slIs 4 NASHVILLE $50, Michigan Central
q. Northern Pacific III, Northern
Paoihe pnsferred 36S., Northwestern
AZ, New York Central s9is. Oregon
Raiisay anil Navigation G7IS. Oregon
TranEcontinentai l2}s. Oregon Improve
sssut y, Ptciie Mali 501s, Panama -.
Rock Island lib. st. Psal 70i4 TEXAS
fssihe I05.. Onion Pacific as. United
ststes Express IS. Wells Fargo l09i4.
Vfsstkru Union 81. Petroleum 10.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

NSw OELRASs, April Ain q dense
fog this morning the ferry boat Goulds-
6oro earrted away the iibboom Of the
United States steamer SWatara. The
Swatara sailed later for AspipvAIl. The
flagship Tennessee fellows tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

gouyo.x VA, April 2.--The Ex-
.,ssse National Bank Of this city
$50 id doors this morning. The
- and eynaeqnenes cannot Ss asesw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03
MARINES FROM PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, n. d.. april "A dis
patch vas received from Secretary
Whitney today ordering ~ marines TO
Brooklyn for Panama. They left by
the first train.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-03

NKw Yois, April 2.--Cable advicss
from Aspinvall received by Postmaster
Pearson reports serioas less OF mill
matter In the destruction Of the city by
DIRE ON the LIST instant. The entire
mail for the South Pacific. DISPATCHED
from New York on the 3lss nltims by
the steamer Colon. Was destroyed, and
also the registered mail. or ordinary
paper mail. Tor AspinvHll. sent by the
same steamer. The letter mail va,
nearly all delivered before the fire
broke cut. The mail for Central
America and the Pacific coast Of South
America, burned, consisted Of llO pack
aess registered mail. ten sacks Ordinary
listers and kS sacks papers.