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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-23
The Rising

sun should lind yoa resolved 70 give
Ayers szrNspariih > th<Rough trial II
win cleanse and inviguraie your hiOOd. md
restore the Vital Organs 10 their natural
functions. Mrs. J. D. Upham- 81 shs~-
nut avenue, boston, Mass, writes: For
& number of years was troubled with 10
digestion. and unsbie- without distress, TO
take solid food. After using Ayers sar-
szpariiIa one month was
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Executors Notice.

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON
i ceuaty OF King, IS.
In the matter of the estate of Stephen
w. Hovey, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given hat all persons
having claims against the said deceased
are hereby required TO present the same
with the necessary vouchers. within one
year after the first publication Of this mo-
tiee. to the under igned. executor of the
last will and testament OF said deceased,
ut his place of business, on Cherry street.
near second. at the ONCE Of the Puget
Sound , telegraph Company. In the city Of
Seattle, King county. Washington Terri
tory.
Dated Seattle, w. T., April 7. 1885.
w, II. LLEWELLYN,
Executor OF the last will aud testame nj
of Stephen w. Hovey, deceased.
Fret publication Of this notice, April Q,
lse5. 5W
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.. q LAND orrloE an oLrsru. VT.

o. g. LAND osEIcE AT OLYMPIA. W.T..
April Is. 1885. I
e2 Notice is hereby given that GEORGE
HATHAWAY has hled notice Of intenttoB 20
make final proof before the Judge, or In his
absence, the Clerk Of the Dissriot Court. 81 his
once In Pst Townsend, W. r., on Tuesday,
the s3i day Of June. A. ID. lsss. on home
stead application No. 3l09. for the lots l. 2
and 3, % section 20. aud NE 1 Of NE L Of
section 50. township IS north. range I east.
He names as witnesses william James,
all Of Oak Hgrbor. W. 7.
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
ap30je4 Register Of the Land once.
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Notice Of Application to Pur-
chase Timber Land.

6xrrxD STATES DsrnzcT LAND 0FrIcz,
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TxRRrronx.
NOTICE 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN
~ compliance with the provisions Of the
Act Of Congress approved June ., ISIS, emit
tied "An Aet for the sale Of Timber Lands In
the States Of California. Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory John PULvRR, Of
ekagit county, Washington Territory. has this
day hled In this once his application N pur.
CHASE TIE 8 \ Of NE 4. NE 4 Of Sc Il and
az \ Of NV 4 Of section No. IL. In iowr..
ship No. Is north. range No. Q east Of the VII
lAlnstts Meridian.
Prof. In support Of said application win be
made before the Clerk Of the District Court,
At sno5omish city, enohofnIsh county, ". r.,
JniS ]. 1885. az I O'Clock p m.
Any and all psrsoun claiming adversely tina
said described land. or any portion thereof,
are hereby required 10 Ale their claims IN this
once within aixty lsO) days from date hereof.
Given under my hand, AZ my ONCE fin Oiym.
pis, W. T., this 18th day Of April, d. 1886.
JOHN y. CONVEY.
sp23is25 Register Of thu Land once.
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Us LAM osFzce AT OLrlsprA. W.T..
April -. iss5
- To Jarsee Rsnkia ADD al whom IL mas
eoncera sotloe i hsgebY eiven that no HERT
y. 3. SIMPSON hiss nAed kotics u Insenlios
% make anal prvsf before she Register and
Resolve. af their ainee. IN 0lympiA, ". =
% fhardAy, tho flfh dag % xnne. a. D. Is6s
On PRESUMPTION d. q No. 3 IS, fur ibe LOIS /.
I. and : e NE 4 q section & toWnshtp -
norfh, fsaes 6 est.
M1rxhsll 81 I1ssKas. Y. T.; Ea4 Robert wood
inG, b. " InRiix 81 slHnshier. W.T..
yoHN y GOWkx,
- d. Register u the Land 0fzce.
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M00RE'S REMEDY
POISON OAK i!

MO0RES REMEDY CURES AND
1u1 prevents Poison Oak.
Cures Piles, Burns snd Cuts.
Removes Sun Burn and Freckles, cold
In the head or lungs, Group, etc.
An invaluable family salve.
Sold by all druggists.
. cents a box. Try il. are SIN
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Life and Health.

Alarie Mereier, Harrison avenue, Low.
ell, Mrs., writes: Ny son was weak
and ,lebiiltaied. tToubied with sore eyes
and serofulous hamors. Ayers Sarsapa-
rita restorsd him 10 perfect health.s
Irving II. Edwards. Ithaea. y. Y, writes
- From the time was four years old. uufF
eighteen, ! was subject 10 scrofulous sor
throat. Many = time my neck has been a
raw sore. from pou'tiees put on TO draw
out the Inflammation. took four bottles
Of AyeT's Sar-
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO TIE
~ arm Of Claus & HarmA whoaesAie
liannr deAlars. lately doing business In
seattle, hy noeHs esok account or other
visa are notified thai sncA tnaebsedness
Aaa thia day heen sold and assigned %
Wa1teB Rfxe. & Ca. 81 san Francisco,
and payment mus alone be made 70 the
nndersigned.
WHITE 4 AuNDAY,
Atsufneys fer WAlinrs bros. & ca.
seattle. ApFn ~ fSN np2s I'm
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Q. q LAM orsrur n oInxy4.. ".

US. LAxD orsrrK AT oEnxp1a. W.T..
April ., tesG.
~ Nosics Il hereby given sh.f yAMEs v.
TAYLOR h4s fled notice % fntsnfion 70
msks hnsi prod b@fors the Register and he.
eeiyer. q their once IN Olympia, W. T., en
aenaAy. re ls,a az q Ma, 4 D. isss. @
/ q section y. township y north, range Q
essf.
He names - wssna1esss G. c. Russell.
Harry sideboth1n. Q. y. Amss and Is4ae
c.ds. all Of ArthuF. King county. " r.
JOHN y. CONVEY,
ap8Inyf4 Rexisacr Of tho LAID 0faoe.
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Notice TO Creditors.

Tn TUE PRoaATR C0URT or ISLAND
II comng, wssAlagten TrsEstary.
n ths EsxzlzF II h e9aasA e DAVID NorN
tusaEfs Aeeaeeea.
xsl4ss = heseAs gfsrn b - ;als4llors q
49, ~ psreass Asstne els1zns azzinss shs =.
sass - NJ pestd kusIeEtsr. ANIszss.a d p<er
se1t thsfm. wssA ~ useeeExag wezsclasz. ID sns
snies<s<a~d. Asmtsisssxfes - he ssa 81
sea1 1nsrzee4 Is ~ nl9ca ~ bnszns<s toxiI
ennpesLI.e. Had essnfy. VT. witAin &c
sezf . - - an pxhlissiiee = sAis noiiea
o. ko fsexx<f ha<Fe4
n<t>ll Mo ~ tez1
wAtTxn eAocxKRT.
Aalmsnixirsass - M ssanae Il Esess1 Fcr,ss.
~ eeasAseA HSiseM
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Entirely Cured"

Mr.. II. u. Thsyer. Milton, Mass, writes !;
=" / have been very much troubled with
;orvbifty Of The liver, and DyspeF~ia-
Ayers siHsspsrilIs has cured me- Mrs..
]. W BFbdlee. Hyde Park. Nsss. writes I;
Il was greatly reduced BY Dyspepsia,
aud was advised &c take Ayers sar.a-
parilla. which entirely cured ne" Mr..
~. 3. HambIcft. 3 Lawrence street.
Lowell, Mass, writes: al was sick two
years with stomach and liver troubles. and
obtained no rsIicf until I took
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Generation

follows generztson, Transmitting leghcy
Of good o. N, seeorIng to welEknown
physsrzi laws. To the unfortunate stlf-
erer from hereditary Scrofuk, nothing can
- more eheersng than the assurance thsl
IN Ayers Compound Extract Of sarsaPa-
FiIla is found n constitutional remedy,
which sliniDafeS the poisonous faint, snd
restores to the blood the eismeuls neees-
saFy 70
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PATENT

INVENTORS SEND MODEL on
! sketch Of your invention, when I viii
make careful preliminary exnznination
and report a. 70 patentahility. with adj
vice, circulars. etc, FkkE o. CHAEGK. All
business before U. 8. Patent once at
tended % Tor MODERATE KEEs. fnforma-
ton and references sent On application.
No CHARGE UNLESS fATKaT - eEcuRkD.
washing1sn, D. C.. dirsefiy opposite o,
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PHE NUGCE'|,

DUBLIsHED IN THE HEARr
i Of q rich Agricultural nsgi1a
Is an excellent ADVERTISING medb
un and business men should maxi
use of iss columns. lf has ffe
largest circulation Of any paper
between Portland and iacoina
t0lynpia not excepted and is the
official paper Of Lewis county.
Subscription. ~ year; slnalo
copy, 5 cents. Advertising rHkm
made known upon application.
Address THE NUGGET,
el0 ChehAliil w. r.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Q. Q. LAND oFFzcn Ar ozrxrsA, W.T.
Apzll .. 1886.
- Notice 10 hereby given that DAVID n.
THOMAS has nled notice Of intantion e
naAks anal proof before the Register ana Re-.
ceiyer.. q their once, IN Olympia. ". r.,
on wednesday. the 18th day of May, a. D.
the 8 \ Of So 1 q ssstion IA, tovnship AZ
north, range east
He nance A. Witnesses PhIlo Rutherford
o. D. Rutherford. VIVA. L. Htearns and q Il,
Moore. all Of Falls City, ", =.
JOHN y aOWKY.
ap9myif 1Ag1Eter 81 tks Land Ollos
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NOTICE OF SALE.
STATE or DAVID FORESTER,

E,sTATE or DAVID FoRREsTER.
Ia deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that the under
signed administration of said estate, has
divided one-haif interest In o camp outfit.
consisting Of II head work cattle, camp
tools, chaina cooking utensils etc. In
tending purchasers win cal upon the un-
daEslgned. nt CoupsyiileI w. T.. for in
formation. until Saturday, May 30. 1885.
WALTER CROCKETT.
myi0 Il Administrator.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-23
Monday Msrming Rspas d
VICTORIA.
STEAMER EVANHEL.,

~ HAHksN kUI4s AlAslnfs
Witi laAsA xtetexN y hart. Seatklo. a. 4 q
IA. eyprT Mausnnf morning fnr fte1srsa
Via Rssf TasrAnNaA, skenee ffeim xicasA
- . ~ i<aAa4s aa1 2 eAssc.A hs.sE.r
844 ~ HtilnsaA. VA the lsl2ntA aFfies
ieE ~ NsotnFia - Z Q. ~ - tafur4tf.
leave tte1nfa a. q q -. SATURDAY. t1f
Rpgt ICES nMNA an6 2RMtsia. and arrive q
A1slx1e Ahenls u ID.
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Joaz q. JAxIcxx, Gas 2. yAx1cxx,
Notary Public. sarveyor,
sxeaEAEMsE EAxn AGRsrK.
mo. @. JANICKE q son.

mo. @. JASIcKE 4 SON,
WIN locate settlers on the public
lands Of the United States.
We have . complete abstract from the
records Of tue United States Land
Once of az fAs lands IN the Sneqmafsls
Vailty. il kise CozafF. showing the
names Of settlers. date and character Of
entry.
via bay and sell lands On coumis-
sisn.
Improved land and 1872 scres Of va
uahls timber land for sale.
Land seekers Wiii find Il 70 their ad-
vantage % give ns call before going 10
the Land 0ftioe as Olympia. Adareus
aps6 dv In FALLS CITY, W. 7.
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knights Of Labor.

QUEEN CITY ASSEMBLY No. 3iiA
NJ X. Of l.. meets on tho arst and third
FtSdays Of each month At 80 D. M. at
Masonic RalL yizitinir brethren In good
sanding are cordially Invited % attend.
WALTER WALKER r. 9. mhi
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Dissolution of COpartnership

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
i fore existing under the name and style
OF A. 4. Hummer & Co., 10 dissolved by
mutual consent.
All persons indebted to said firm are
notified to make payment to Mary A.
Vestel who alone Is author. Zed to receive
the same, and who will carry on the drug
business at the Model Drug Store, Third
street. near Union.
Dated May II, 1885.
MARY A. vESTEIA
A. f. HUMMER.
have secured the services OF Mr.. Chas.
b. Parker, who is a competent prescrip-
Zionist and druggist, and respectfully So
licit the patronage OF customers OF the
late firm. and of all desiring goods offered
by me. MARY A. NESfEI.
Dated May Il, 1885. my5
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Eor Sale.

E,IvK ACRES OF LAND. ALL
4 cleared house, barn and chicken
housss; abcus % frn,f trees upaa IL. straw
berries. etc. A goosl pare for Hive man
Apply fRED = SANDER MIN ard
Commercial STREETS ans
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r WILL LET NY HOUSE. on THE
i corner o. Second and Cherry streets.
for term Of pears I'll Law rate II oap.
tains sixteen reoma Ii in coed order, eSd
- snttnhle for q bukrding and lodging
h0u@a. fAusHl HRS WFEKOFF.
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N OTrCTH-

A NNUAL MEETING - LOCATION
"A Of mine. Seattle, w. r. 'Fhe annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Rem
ton Coal Company viii be held st their
Office, No. "a Sacramento street, San Fran
cisco. California, on Monday. June l, 1885.
ct ~ o'clock M, for the purpose OF elect
ing Board OF Directors to serve during
the ensuing ) ear, and the transaction OF
such other business 90 may be brought
before the meeting. BY order of the
President. t. II. HENDERSON.
mylZtd Secretary.
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House to Let.

A NEw HOUSE OF RoOMs WITH
- modern improvements On Seneca
street. between second and Third. In
Third AID Seneca sfreet& apes
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Tue sick and afilctsd shouid nef nc y ell %
him. The Doctor has visited - aestiAn
information when be i ccsnpslenlI n inp.r.
10 those in need OF his services. nN. 0ibblN
win make 20 charge unless he efasA' . can
Persons cured at home. Gall O NV. "
communications strictly coandsriiA. w.
ten dollars for . package OF nse1ns. ~
dress DIR. J. ?. GIBB0N, Boz 1911. ssa lnn'
oiaso, Cal. Mention observation-disclosures
arlaaw
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Are agents for Sssdham's kesa Cloves
prsparationA positive cure fof cancer,
sAlt Fheem. ptleR. erysipiiAs. and all
eiood and skin Diseases mys
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United sr.rrs LAND s,IEs.

During the year 1854. Government
land in washington Tsrritsry vas sold
1t the different land afhoes a. follows:
SPOKANE PAIIs
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ISLAND ROUTE.
Seattle Pei 'iswsssna saa SIaIsAnss
Suwup~A ran STEAMER
EvAMCEL


NANNY L0iI. MHatof,
csrryinx tAs q. 3. n.alls and wsils
Hnrxc & ca sxprees VIII icase Nesie<s
wkkn seefF TAeEpzas. - 4 = ~ kz4
Purt fDxnenllA a. n 4 N. Ter eeiniahE1oa
sxliiaa ~ ssh Jamx. A,opsA Friday haEs
6oerseN frilcartaa NAMfsA and WkA1
Rssurasns yti!l arrsvs ~ eeAEiis sbsns
D NJ aver SATURDAY.
hss . Pot TexnssaA. q; - ses.iAA-
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roR rnE vppsR skAnir,

esrnv Glide q. ~. Gore, nlasfes
n RAVES YKsLKR'E WHARF ON
IL wednesday and HlltastiAy. sseuyninR
Tkuru6ay and Noudaf. calling a Htan.
vood Utsalsxly. Moas Landing, EkaEsf
CO, Mount vernon. Starring and al In
tafmediass pslinls above Fer frrifht g
Bs s7Es sp 3 ~ g w had = i" ssi
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mol the uhE0RIunATE


D& sA88BtH
10. %
kearuy skfvss ~
Francisco EllA
lished u iA. ~
the trss'nsdt q
sexual md 5.nlnzl
Diseases, filca q
0oxoRiaHEA, auIf,
, eraIcrH1, srFs1i-
sLIs In ~ ~ ferina.
! HkMlrks NsAkEus
zsnd IafpfEscr
sLoss Of nAnksh
\ 80
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETC.

.ssGH. STEAMER LONE FISHER
2&liE,mAn. 8. II. Wiley, Master. will
lesVe Harrington & Smiths wharf. Seat
tie, every Tuesday. q 10 q N. for Port
Gamble. Neabeck, Union City and way
ports. taking freight and passengers
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WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
san Francisco TO Seattle

vesseis In this line leave San Francisco
every ten days. Special contracts made BY
CHAH. III. WELLS
10 California street. San Francisco, or
II. L YESIsER
4W7 Seattle kqant
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MISCELLANEOUS
WAFER ERnNI--RIeARIAN RIGHTS

On Se8tue Bay, the MlnOf HuulIIOus
north Of the Barrel Factory.
E0R MANUFACTURING AND RESI-
u 1eBce purpo. e. this property cannst
be beat. Extensive improvements now
underway: prospective railrosd and saw
mill, coal bunkers and shipyard, to a great
extent embraces Minors addition, which
viii certainly guarantee safe and large
returns on the amount invested, Also.
tracts adjoining Smiths Cove Prices
low, terms easy. GEO. DORFFEL-
Once with W. Finley Hall. stones build
ing Front 81. p. o. box 4s9 rnyl6
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STEAMER JOSEPHINE,

Carrying tho United States Mails;l
WILL LEAVE YES
HwwasA lars Wharf, Seattle fof
lA1.e snohomish City, via Makil.
tso. lowell and way land
tnEA ey,iry Monday, Weor
ns.6ay and Friday morning. returning on
siternate dayA For freight or raasage
aupiy on board, or 10 ID. \. DUklE On
~ wharf. Seattle. n. ]. ROGERS.
s,,1 master
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Notice OF Final Proof.

T. 3. OSbOkNE.
Published May "a 1885.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

ne SPEAKS his Mind al Considerable
Length.

The following l. q portion OF an lntersle~
with Mr l.. A. Bufhngame. published IL
lat evenings Detroit Nssos. A combination
sas formed determined al eli hazards 10 de-
feat every prominent recommendation -
M Goul-tock and at the same time 10 al J.
minister such rebuke - my self a. should II
possible, destroy ny influences and power 10
oppose the Obgocts and aims Of these factions
tf tie means taken 20 COMPASS my defeat
shall not now treat. but purpose Al no dis
tant day 10 give the true lnw ardness OF
the entire transaction. Suffice AZ, ny defeat
Wa thereby secured and = blow struck al
Ar COmstOck, tie man shOse great lopu-
larity Ia all parties could not DC overcome
by such hostility. DO not mistake me. DO
not condemn such Democrats a. Mr.. House
man, AIR. Norris, Mr.. Dhl, Judge Chan'plin
Mr. Ransom, Mr.. Church. and thai
class OF high minded Democrats, nor
such Republicans as Judge Nlthey
Judge Stone, Wesley Hide. NJ. :. Crosby and
other true men ana high toned Republicans;
/ only refer 10 that lower type OF Democrats
and Republicans, the latter of whom have
been Instrumental IN the destruction Of the
Republican party, and the former OF whom,
II permitted longer 10 control the Demo
cratic party, will surely bring about it,
speedy humiliation"
Who do YOU think will be United States
District Attorney" asked the reporter
'.G Chase Goodwin, of course. Not from
any claim Ia mental, moral or physical abll-
ity, but because he l. "A Goodwin"
'Who will be postmaster at Grand Rap
ids!'
Il think G. Chase Godwin's brother-i in
law. Arthur Meigs. unless there are some
other brothers-in law who seek II; and II
there are, rest assured, ia my opinion, they
will get the combined influence of the God
win Megs combination"
LET us see." solloquIzed the interviewed,
Arthur Meigs, brother-in law OF q. Chase
Goodwin, has the best paying Office III the
city-worth $1,000 AT least per year, for two
years. q. Chase Goodwin was, through L. Nj.
Carroll made commissioner 10 the New Or
leans Exposition, at whatever you please out
of $1,000 or $4,000, given and appropriated.
q. Chase Godwin's boy was court messenger
at public pay. q. Chase Goodwin is an appli-
cant for appointment as United States Dis
trict Attorney here. Orand Goodwin,
brother of G.. Chase Goodwin, was county clerk
till he died, and on his death-bed made
the above named Arthur Meigs clerk 10y
appointment, and, il is alleged, still draws
part of the County Clerks salary. Ii does
seem to me that family so dependent upon
public pap for mundane existence and
celestial happiness should be given what
little public plunder there is in Western
Michigan"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
CONSPIRACY IN SPAIN.
a BAND SEIZED eY THs POLICE.
One Hundred Guns Captured The
Leader Confesses sno IS Promptly
Sentenced 10 Death.

MADKIn, July IA widespread eonspiI-
acy. Ia which the "a insurgents recently eA~
PEELED from BadsjOz figure a. the leaders,
has been unearthed by the police. It. ratni-
fcatiOns extend throughout the northeastern
provinces Of AragOn and Catalonia. The
insurgents established headquarters near
the oIty OF MatarO. from whence mRnIfes
toe- of = revolutionary character were issued
and, through aa,ent- ia various villages and
towns, organized bands Of armed
men were formed, sworn 10 over
throw the monarchy and Ia ald N the for
nation OF republic The police, having
been informed that meeting of some of
the insurgents had been arranged 10 take
place yesterday IA a house located ia the
city OF SaTagossa, made a descent Oh the
place and 80 completely surprised the con
spiTators that they captured the entire gang
and secured fully one hundred rifles OF al
improved pattern and quantity OF
ammunition. Col. MagallOn the leader
of the band, was summary trled by court
martial and sentenced 10 be shot. He freely
acknowledged that a conspiracy existed 10
overthrow the Government and expressed no
regret FOR the part he had taken Ia the move
ment. Another band of the insurgents was
discovered by the military drilling IA the
outskirts of the city of Mstaro and fully one
half of their number captured. The Others
escaped, leaving their arms and accOutre-
ments
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

a Few Appropriate Words Relating to
Worthy State institution.

Special 10 the DE roit Post
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, July 15.-The
Hon. Edwin Willis, ex-member of Con
gress and for two years principal of the State
Normal School, has just returned from
Washington. where, in company with the
Hon Henry Chamberlain. he attended the
Agricultural Convention. These two gen
tlemen represented the Michigan Agricul-
tural College, and they bring back very ia
vorable impressions of the meeting ana say
the Michigan in,. tuition ranks high among
the others.
Yesterday morning President Willis for
the first time took charge of the exercises IN
the college chapel. The students and many
of the faculty paid the closest attention. For
a while he will pay much attention TO the
students and endoavOr to become thoroughly
acquainted with them. All reports from
Ypsilanti agree in this: That he has won
derful faculty in influencing Young men. If
any of the students have rarely or often Wis
tied the saloons in town they must stop, and
stop short now. There must be no "taper-
ing off, about il.
With faculty full IN accord with his views,
il looks as though the college, under the
guidance of President Wiliits, will be a safe
place for young man TO get an education.
4 very large majority of the students ap-
prove of the restraints imposed, and will feel
free to recommend their brothers and friends
to partake of its advantages.