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Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-25

The German BundeSrath has re-
jected Bismark's proposal to tax
American petroleum barrels as ar
ticles Of coopernge. The tax would
greatly increase the cost Of petrol>
cum.
A report 10 current that Ell Maid 1
is dead. The report comes from
a merchant at Hanadako on July
9Th, and it is SAID that since the
prophets death his followers have
fallen to fighting among themselves.
General. Middleton has thus far
failed to capture Big Bear. That
willy warrior pursues the tactics Of
"taking to his heels" and it is
thought his being at large will be a
constant menace to the settlers of
the Northwest, neccessitatlng the
maintenance Of considerable force
in that locality.
The President has called halt
in the numerous removals made
from office by heads Of departments
under the indefinite charge Of "of-
fensive craftsmanship" President
Cleveland has given Commissioner
of Pensions Black to understand
that removals from Office hereafter
must be made for cause 6nly.-
Reveille:
Goodwin Smith, in his lectu! 3
Tuesday evening in Ithaca said:
GLOW long England will last no
one knows. 'Her drum beats Giro
ling the world is a hoax. She las
less than half the soldiers of Rus
STA, and it may be possible she can
not hold her 25O, OO0,O 900 subjects on
the other side of The globe under
her hands Tor great while.
Whatever may happen to England,
she has had her history"
While the steamer Olympian,
was fastening on to the dock at
Victoria, one day last week her
hawser line parted and snapped
across the wharf with the force of a
cannon ball. Fortunately no one
was in line with the flying rope, or
a serious accident would have &C.
Cured. This should warn all per-
sons frequenting wbarves while
steamers are landing not to stand in
line with a taut hawser which lie
liable to part and snap at any time.
The Whatcom Rev, / lie states, that
"New Whatcom is again in state oi
erpptlon-on the qui vive, as it
were. A report is current that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
has purchased not only the coal
mines, but also the B. B. u B. G.
railroad and the entire TOWNSHIP OF
New Whatcom, and that the road
will Immediately be pushed throu gh
to q connestion with the Canadian
Pacific. It is further reported that
the G. p. syndicate have secured a
controlling interest In the Canada n
Pacific; and further, that the Ore
gon Shor. Line will be pushed
through to Bellingham Bay. This
is gwen as report, dear reader,
and the price OF corner lots will
probably remain about the same"
We are astonished at the modesty
displayed by the Reveille but we
can't help remarkfng that in the
opinion of many, 1t would be we'll to
take most of the "W hatcom booms"
with .s;uot n GRAIN Of salt -
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-25
G EN- ERAL NEW S.

The hay crop about ChIIliwhack
Is very heavy This season.
The atmosphere has been murky
with smoke for several weeks on
the Frazer river.
The Garfield statue arrived at
San Francisco and was unveiled on
the 4th, of July.
A soaking RAIN continuing the
greater part OF a day ard night fell
Oh the Sumas prairie on Friday.
A war of rates is promised by the
railroad lines from San Francisco to
the east.
Mrs. Dudly the attempted assas-
sin of ODonovan Rosa, has been
adjudged insane, and sent to the
Aiddletown lunatic asylum.
The population is largely increas>
ing this season in the Okanagan re-
glon in British Columbia, where
much good land is found.
Van Horn, the Vice Pres ident of
tho Canadian Pacific railroad,
states that work in the Westminster
district will commence In August.
A new light house will soon be
constructed at the entranc, to
ufay's harbor. The site has been
selected and tho money is already
appropriated for the purpose.
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RarehoP0R Stallion.
The Percheron Horse.
GREY PRINCE

Or IGE Y n ECIIN OGs
owned by s. B. Best, of Fida1eoo' island,
will. stand for the service of brood mares,
at Will sharps, place, hsaf the Alden
Academy, on Fidalgo island every Satur-
day, till further notice.
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BRIEF MENTION.

Henry Wooten received /" nice
looking wagon last Monday.
Can't. Hill and family arrived at
..ocortes last Friday, and intend
to stay the remainder of the sum
mer.
Some hay on the Island was in
iured by the rain of last S turday,
= tew farmers having just cut their
last.
G. W. Miller of Deception Pass,
had bis logs towed to Utsalady last
week. by the ste amer Gazelle. He
had o boom of 10000.
The meeting, celebrating the sixth
anniversary of the Ladies Mission
sry Society of Fidalgo is appointed
for Aug. 1st. at Mrs. Griffin's.
Merrbets are earnestly desired to at,
tend
Mrs. W. H Hagadorn, Pres.
W. Griffin has four hundred
thousand feet Of logs in the water
1t the head of Fidalgo bay, await
ing towing to Utsalady. They are
nronounced first class logs and Mr..
Griffin will be reasonably rewarded
for bis springs work. Mr.. Howard
has been helping him and they
had light crew.
There was tery pleasant sur
prise party and dance at Mr.. Neg
ley's last Friday. The neighbors
gathered at MIR. Weaverling's and
went from their ina body. The
appearance of tho party in the
morning was none Of the freshest
as they danced all night till broad
daylight.
Fearful havoc was made on Tues
day Of last week by forest fires
sweeping through the Nooksack
country, Seventeen buildings be-
longing to ranches In the vicinity
G Nooksack aud Lynden were des-
troyed. In some instances all the
fences and effects of the settlers
*ero burnt up.
Steps have been taken to organs
ize O fair at Whatcom this fall,
with a capital stock of $4,000 to
insure his success. L. s. Kallock,
Of San Francisco fame, is at the
head of it. 1t is commendable, but
we fear will not pan out any profits
On the investment. Skagit county
will be glad to contribute to It's suc-
cess by sending some of it's pro-
ducts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

70 esoso TIE Gap, bos Gaudsur paIlsI
away from him and crossed the line furr
lenRths IN TIE Lad. Time. 70 minutes
y see1n3s Te<Ener seooBd IN - min
uses, 50 seeauds; and Tensyck thirG 10
u minutes. 81 seconds.
Double sculi. Gsndsur and Hosmer
azsi1ss H2mm and MeKay-Gau1zu..
esd Hosusr took the lead az she starr
ard maintained il 10 the finish In IS
minutes, 4lS< seconda-
Tbs time made By Gzndaar, Tesmes
aud Tensyek in the professional seal
raSs 10 the fastest ever nssde, beating
Teemsr's record Of % minutes, IL sec
onds made 81 Nsz Orleans last year.
AZ the coaclusion Of the regatta the
police Faidsd the gamblers who we're
operating all kinds Of games along the
course. Their goods vere seized and q
large nnmbsr were arrested.
Csnprsmsse.
PHTLADEEPHIA, Jaly 3a.-A prominent
officer Of the Pennsyisania Railway said
70 Record reporter today skst tue ne
gOtiations With Vanderbilt had been
practically settled. Vanderbilt with
draws entirely from his Pennsylvania
enterprises. excepting investments about
Pftssburz and the coke region and in the
stock Of the Reading Company.
kfiiinx an Elephant.
KKKSK IN. H., July ao.-Barnam's
large performing Asistie elephant Al
bert, who killed bis keeper, James Swee-
ney, at Nashua On Saturday, was taken
20 rsyins in the suburbs Of Keene this
afternoon and killed. He was chained
70 four large trees, and the location Of
his heart and brain was marked With
chalk. Thirtv-thres members of the
KssDe Light Gaard were then marshal
ed IN line st Is PAGES, and At the word
" fire. the same number of ballets pen
etrsted the vital spot. The huge beast
fell dead without struggle. lie was
valued at about $1,000. The remains
have been donated to the Smithsonian
Institute.
Base Ball.
PIrzBUaaH. July D.-Pittsburgh 4.
Brooklyn 3 no innings).
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Philadslphia
l, Detrcit 5.
EEw YoEx. July 20.-St. Louis 2, New
York 3
PsovrDEScE. July 2O.-Baaslo 5, Prov
idence 3.
Bosros, July 2O.--Chicaeo 7,Boston 8.
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gnAxsEs rem uEaLrH Axp ms
RksEs

Man l. Dependant upon his surreund.
ines for The necessities Of life AR and
water are necessities Of life but impure
air and inpure water are rnust prolific
soarcez e disease. Feed h also 9 nee-
sesifs az life, bat nnmereus Diseases are
trersabie Is beth . lack q necessary
food, and an eseR indalRsnoe 10 special
kinds az nuarizhment. Besides these
sxternal souscee 81 disease tbare are
otter more ss.nfie and internal csassz-
Each indkvssaai inhertss from his par
anrS Q certa1n p1ysieAi nendltion. kAea
lerssa therefore .terivee his chascrs Of
ksaith a. dssszsc from daahie sources
nzsnslv his inheritcd constellation and
81 x1rroznlinxs IN iife Sanitary
soleuc~ dssussa atfenkion - Cur sar-
rcqudfnc4 Me<IscAl eessaoe srsks -
osrreorne us cuzlszilutsonal o. tnhzzsf-
"a ueaknss - snedlcin<s thas snFPs1
whzf Il wznzing b the systeM- Do hAr
gen's Drspepsla Cure snrpisea MAT
which = w.uziux - <nsrEz prepcr -
isirni3Afacn ard digessica e food ~
4 Frrs ssnsls bss1l1 - 4. B erxx-
kz1,s uru< 6tae&
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Notice Of final Proof

"a L2zs orvoz - oEr.pzA. w.r.l
Nag n. t8e4
nvna<lrs h hersfy e1ren fhaf nxznH =.
KELSEY has fle1 po<1cs - iE3enf<0e =
saaks Anal proof befpzs n. =. Han. q Notxy
puhiie, q iziE c<lne IN es1ktis. ". r - Mon
d<y. - I;z1 dsg q gn,y. 4. .. -, - ~.
sss1
Ne nsxsse q wlEne3sss James LenQtnx
John o. Hax4rHzn, 1ENn1i n 1fElu anz 01xx
n. punIsp, 81 II fEnbbard, ". 4.
9oHE y. G08kx.
mT26iy7 fiaEi<sR e - xAad oees
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

InaA Trip on the Ottawa Harpsr's
for August will give an interesting 90
eount Of summer pleasure trip through
tue heart Of Canada, written By Mrs.
Henry Sandman and illustrated by Mr..
Henry Sandman, Who has found bis
artistic field chiefly In the British
provinces. TIE ionrney was from o.
lava, the parliamentary capital OF the
Dominion, down the river 20 its uaoath
and psi The I.aehins rapids % Aen-
sreal. One OF the usost curious siahfs
81 the iourney vas q wish TO the
Trappiss monastery. where . eoloDy
a. che monks exiled from France
bat fse yeAB sinoe has foarid refuge.
'fhis d said to be the stfictest Of all she
seliaious erdsnk and the bfsthren are
denied even the indulgraee Of converse
tor with ans another. There ID no cor
responding order smoaG the l&dies-
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Exeeurtsr's Netice t.
Cred tiers.

No1TcE Is HKRKBx GIVEN bx
In the un6inrHlRne4 axecut0rx ~ ~
VIII u HENRY q. Afklna 6ecean1d = ~
creditors e and Al perscns having rl&Im&
szNixst Ehe said 1eceassdis eeza2& = w
Ez51< thNm. with <1o zeccsa4rF Eo1c1f ~.
within %. 5esr sftH fhla ne<Ee& - d.
81. n. e IA ma clzlzos vi = {o<sssr
ssEzsd AkHx y ArKL&4
Eseesse.s Z q s1s1ss = HsaF7 4. -
D. Z ~ 5sailsssls.. sulz i ~ 4
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A Fatal Dispute.

MODESTO, Cal, July D.-Last night q
stranger, known as Charley" and JohR
Lesher, proprietor Of the Riverside 6a-
loon, nj the edge Of this city, had dis
pute, which ended in Charley shooting
Lssher In the breast with q shotgun,
killing him almost instantly. The muir
dsrer turned and disappeared in the
timber. The country was secured all
night by armed and excited men, but
up 10 II o'clock this mUrniDg they had
not captured him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

SAN FRaNcrsco. July 2O.-A committee
Of the Board Of Supervisors submitted
report today Of their Inspection Of
Chinatown nuisances. They describe a
most unhealthy aud undesirable state
OF affairs az existing in that locality,
and recommend municipal laws that
will prevent under the strictest penal
ties the violation Of Ore and sanitary
laws Of every description.
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NE was stealing q RIde.

Los ANGELES. CAL. July O.-Eariy
this morning Charles Sims, German
"a years Of age, was killed while steal
ing ride on brskebeam about three
miles south OF San Fernando. He fell
of tina brake and was dragged along the
track some distance. When the train
stopped and the body was picked up life
was extinct. The remains were brought
to this city and an inquest held.
The verdict Of the Jury was in accord
anee With the above facts, no blame be-
ing attached to the railroad company or
its employees. Sims had been working
at the Newhall ranch, but nothing ID
known Of his antecedents.
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Los ANGELES, Cal. July 20.-Mary
Flores. aged IS. Of Santa Monica, who
has for some time given indications Of
q weakening Of mind, last Thursday
possessed herself Of revolver and
threatened the lives Of her husband and
children. She was secured before doing
any damage, and today was committed
TO Stockton by Judge Cheney.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
Buildings, Schools, Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings, Steamers. Passages.
sIssplas and Refrigerator Cara.
Perfsct vsatilasasn guaraAsesa
wherever vsnsiiatien IL
Rssairsa.

Architects and builders unite IN saying
cur Nos. and q Tor bed room and ONCE
- the window.
Our ventilator tin any slnel, when
placed through Q wan. . window sash. or
q wooden bar under sash. admits q con-
slant supply Of freah air under perfect
control without drAughfs; any desired
temperAture can b maintained In any
should Be without Il a. Il stops burglars,
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly freah without rails.
ing thu windowmA Being hcavily plated
IN nickel e 10 very ornamental when !
place. The handles serve 70 reRuiaf
ventilstor. also 10 raise and lower the
window.
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y ttcEy ue11EtFsIuu.
A Reid Robbery.
FRANcrsco, July 20.-A
bold outrage occurred hs
: afternoon when fsur be
tied and robbed OondHctor
riding IN one Of the
Inion Street Gable Line.
. number OF passengers in
10 intefference with the !
was attempted. Several
a. About l5 IN email


OLYMrIA, ". T., July 20.-A logger
named Chris Marolf accidsntally shot
himself thrcaeh the body yesterday
while hxnting near Oyster Bay. His re-
covery 10 doubtful.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

The relative speed of English and
American railway trains has been sub
iect Of much heated discussion be.
tween travellers representing Jehn Ball
and Uncle Sam. A writer In the forth
coming (August) Hayper's, In paper
on s English and American Railways"
discusses the question IN some detail.
and sums mp tne controversy by de-
elarinQ, !" The truth of the matter 10
that Ne have trains In America which
arc a. fast a. the fastest trains In
England, and that they have trains In
EnRisnd which are a. sIow - the SLOW
est trains In America," though the
average speed 10 greater In Eng
land because Of the better road-beds.
avoidance Of grade crossings. bet
ser system OF signals, aud shorter stops.
On the other hand, "ve carry our pas
senRers. high and low, far more eheaply
than they do IN England The paDev
compares the other points % the rival
systems closely and Interestingly, and
. rich ia Illustrations BY s. @. AcCut.
cheon. Alfred Parsons. Q. 3. Reinhart,
and Others.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

PoRT COSTA, Cal. July 20.-Frank
Hennsssey, convicted Saturday Of hav-
ing robbed the Port Costa House Of
diamonds and other jewelry last week,
vas today sentenced 70 imprisonment
at San Quentin for Is months.
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TnuuKRE. GAL, July 0.--Last Friday
nighs NJ. Houlahan, Q well known saloon
keeper, mysteriousiy disappeared- he
had been drinking freely Of late. and Il
wss supposed that be had gone away
from town for O few dAyA His favorite
dog acted % strangely yesterday that
general attsntion was attracted 70 him.
The dog would Rs 10 ths bridge and
whine and look into the water and re-
surn. A He0tahaa DID mot Fes1rn, .
force Of men turned out today and
searched shs Truokee river. lnfiasnced
by the dogs conduct, wien Houiahaa's
hods Was found aheut so yards below
the bridge He had STA N coin In his
pocket, and no mzsks Of yioisnce we're
found On bis persou. A Ooronerss jury
resarned i verdict az dsazh frsm drown
inR.
SFeasher Eedieaitsaz.
ssx FnAxcIsco, July 0.-foz the nexf
= h0urs fllir al aisng shs cossk
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FOREIGN.
A Lass Aeronaut.

PANS, July ga balloon in which
the aeronaut EiFoy asceBded from Lo.
rieat on the 14lh instant. and which was
last seen drifting towards sea, has been
picked up By q Diepps smack. Nothing
has bean seen Of Elroy, and il 10 pre-
an uaad that ha r,aFfahad
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MuR0E !.

AN RxPEHTKSCED AND ACCOM-
10 rs ladiaa of eanftle. ana fssls eanla.
denf q xivias sAfi<faetio1 q NJ rees-
ton. RA<ruzsMe rsepec<fuiay En<l1;ke6-
Esnidenee b ixoxfh esstxle near HArF1l
F.c<cry. wAers - nag - fc4n6 wksa
box u sexffEl a nss<Ts a View IuE
= yssS 81 sd, Has narns1 To- yn1sz q
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Il ... g. 5at q. -IAs eoass u,as.-
M $50 - NV Payna asssr Genefsl
= nasf "a eEa.rrss 81 suAn.
r. : - anii anlralle sasss sia,.cv
xa!s&, uonsssl Ia shs ~.
q - denaF1es, clalmina shsrs
- = y wi ahAresI 81 srsui Sea
N 80 ~ cnalliaalisy % ths
fAsnssaaf asrersL ma
- np panisAahsa LED
H - 10 ham "a s..puors AZ
~ dssexasd skst a ~ -
a. ecu1rcs<soe fe,' r,avrrn1sans
1 z - shAzred s. exssna~d.
- assels t1ziaaess ussrs ~
-. - oslin ahllIed 4 10 ~.
zH< 1sS< 1e ASSISTANT Atsorney
N q r.. \ 4at wAzls 40 Psyr,ss.
ny e e'ed eH&ty - crIne.
~ - 44s1<1 bad 3seeas1
1>a ixN1lvlna pay.
~ ez6ef u sompli'
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Isak JalY H. The STOCK mAr.
ea1n a4Aiil dasiAadly aotive 10.
= - Fii1pat seeonplishine iAa
81 i.ssln reached darsnx ths gAss
a o1enizlt The rsem wEs veil
4izA bliying sFasrA which
rsassa 10 opsa slpona, and III
71a'.1<s soulb of tee nlsra active
- sssls faftasr dseiilea adsausss
'1nzsy's elosine p,.Iess 81 Y "a
sek IN tas afisrnoon the mae
~ eesisa, bul irregular ana
-, xlle RsnsuAi tes.lsncv deun.
Alea fseiic, Liks shore ana
tesea Ahsasy attack apan
- esl4a sszsis1 ths prizes 81 thai
80 fron sA ii weioh d opss,.sl.
~ szlasaN aosiviiy IN Oregon
..ssn41l hns 4 epsasa and
~ q 9 e&la Il osiy Z oar csns. !.
~ malsnkinae / z per cent.
asay y % x rer cent. Tha
f<1a4os were also strcnp. and
- I es,a Il Z psr cent. Mss
= tlss a< tItaa sklsrss q ne AZ.
s1lsf 6aczaaiirs hsswssn ss,l'
.sz. 1Iaesrk kansas ana Texss,
49, = ~ a&sk loaef. ard MiEl
- I@<&# M a1a. 80 -
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slzz Lzxs, July TO- To-day Blshop
A-ia = lIrsssos 81 the Union Pacific
aaszz bisAop II b ClAwson, dsuois
Hfa'aa Of Brigham Ysuue, aud
1.1I pnwoody, were AlraiQnsd for
N4H'ei soAsbitAiion. Ali pleaded nj I
ebsah means The church Ii yet
@!.< 1zslnsi The laws, and will hQht
~ rlIdst snd. To-day Judge xsne
14e Z detiaa made iask week In she
- 8 Asxns Canon, President OF
'4 eauyiaaad Of unlawful co.
~. Tot Q vtrit Of error and az.
~ Naitsd Stakas siunreuaa oonrt.
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MADRrp, July 20.-Thsre were in Spain
Yesterday 1850 new cases OF cholera and
76l deaths. or these 1856 new Gases and
1873 deaths we're reported from the Prev
ince Of Saragossa. Gases have appeared
at Puerto Real, ia the provinces of Cadiz
and At the cities Of Valencia and valla-
dolid.
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CH1rkai,. 1nly O.--Ihe Wells =
FreusA car shops were ared ~ eponfa-
neous ccmb istio1 Tonight and limos
anfirsty destroyed. The laes = 8&e1s-
o31. fssarancs unknown.
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PxrfsuuAaH. July 0.--szsen NE -
and ppopla assembled a Mehes's kuexs
this slssinUon 70 witness she ha1i oezfs
Ia ths lrotanaR regatta Ins wsAtaer
xas oippreszivsiy bet, b1i tne wstrf vas
"a susooslh ~ nls&A
Tha nrsf essnf vas . fhEee.wsie kso.
fsss<uual scull for = p1fse q - 80
ENTRIES wspFe; TeeznsE .dand&ns. keses -
NcKa.. hamin and Hneza1r. A. -
word 4aor al took ~ wa<1< trRezexx'
knf Ebazses. sossaz tie tsseesf S<feke.
QIsioklly vi1ut q lhs front Before ~
scn1eaRaxfs bad rene 10 yatas. hcNevsf,
Canadian tr<H no - Icezasf en1 pa<sso
nina. Al kke cad If IA exs1 AtN iHEn.
in9 nae5' ~ p14 tbeee 3e4<>es = =.
lad ws@h I0<nzef eeo1o1. A&o1fe8'
1hirS Hilnnn and Mckay - - f11et1
&na Hiaesesf hRia<1nx 70 - re1x ~
~ nanl1 sfset1h 1ssnne< naas - e1esl
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General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
g and z.
eend for circular. Caii or address cor.
rcappndcnpe fHeuflouinx DAILY PuET-
fNTxIzxakxcKx HestfiA w. To
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

Wkszmornx, gnly q. -sThs following
I a ,ioug Of 4 tslses4m 10 relation 70 che
eesEing Of lhe oatils trails Ia Indian
{HrIzeff. which biks eeoil spnt 10 Lieu
saznt General sheridan frpm the War
0eplzinent : You are instructed BY
~ 8sssst4sy Of War 70 take sueh sneas-
~ end ~ snsh means ~ will carry
~ ~ decision Of she Secretary Of thu
iHatzfnr % spen And keep open The cat
= tfzlIs end highways reading ints
aaisA Territory. and thsFeffom 10 and
pm ~ pablo iands for the purposes
4 l1lesslAts conirasros.''
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Farmer. ChArsea Win Ar.en.

SAx JOSH, Cal, July GA stack Of
barley belonging 10 Alex. Mast, q May
field farmer. vas burned Saturday night,
and to2ay Mast procured the arrest Of
James DeIIacy and frank Goodwin,
neighboring farmers, on charge OF
arson. The men assert sheir innocence
and say that the arrest is malicious.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

wasxixoroR, Juiy -. -Ssnof Romero,
MsxicAa Miniatef. having had his aaiea-
tisn called % the dispatch frpm San
Fraaeissis REGARDING toe aaing Of the
Capsilin Of the Pacific Mali Compeny's
sssnn,se Celina for failinx 70 produce
for trispisosion bills Of lading Of HE en-
liru cargo 81 Manhattan. said TIE
MsxipAn Government on the seth Of
January Of this year passed . nss tarid
law B, ta.ke eGecf on the iss Of the prss,
snt nlonth. ID vas published sir moaths
In advance In orsfsx thai mariners hav.
inc kusiiasss with Mexico might knog
its provisions and ssmply With them.
ID wAa translated into English and pub.
iishesI In the unifsi States. Article ~
provides that vessels arriving ~ Msxi
can ports shall pFssent 70 the Govern
snent . st4seEnens ot the entire cargo.
withcut regard 10 its ultimate dezsinA-
iion, Arsi establishes msximum end
minirnura fine in case Of naaeompiiAnce.
TIE Ehplsain Of the Oolima vAs ASSESSED
lhe tnininum nns. Ths provision may
- uzsv uos be uize. but V e = p<svizaan
shsf sissly vessel must comply with. "a !
me RAcilfc Nail Csmpauy has no reason
u eoiurslslu.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-21

FfrrsEuRoH, July 1.-THE Conv0oa-
ton Of the Universal Federatioa OF
Window Glass Manufacturers, which
has been In session since last Tuesday,
adionFned tonight, having perfected an
organization. which includes all the
wiIsdow glass works Of the world. The
officers elected were: President. James
Camphell, Of Pittsburgh Vice Presi-
cont, John jarrett, Of England; Secreta-
~ and Treasures, Albert Delwarss, Of
Belgium member Of the Executive
O0lneil for America. John q. Stricken,
Ct Pittsburgh. The office Of the Uni
yslsaI Federation viii be IN Chartered,
Beloium.