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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
Big WRECK
On the Pittsburg Division Of the
B. & 0,
Yesterday, This Side Of Tunnel No. To-
Two Engines Badly Wrecked
and Three Men In
jured,

One Ct the largest and most pecu-
har railroad accidents that has oc.
cured il tbi5 section for some time
happened on the Pittsburg division Of the
B & o. railroad Saturday. Luckily, how
ever, no lives were lost, although the des-
t~ruction to property was quite extensive. 1t
appears that at about ll:3O engine No. 305,
driven by Engineer Mckinney, with his fire.
man, was going Outright, as q helper or
for some other purpose. Whenjuss opposite
Mt. de Chantal the driver saw ahead of him
Q freight train approaching, and fearing
that he was too near to prevent q collision,
pulled the reverse bar and opened the
throttle; then be and Fireman Dallas jumped
from the engine and were tumbIed over a
bank. The engineer on the approaching
train also saw the engine coming toward
him and he reversed. The two engines met
but
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COTTOn.
EaA YaKL

NV YosE, October lo.-Cotton--Putur
closed weak; October and November 2 l0'
December AID January Gl00; bahne
10 100 loxer han iesterdal.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
s6fis-s1 20 OARD.
uhsSifoG

The nail market In tctve. Ehils, tend
and brais - l0d 70 God, ~ rs; 8
Cd IS: q 4 .pi 81 SI d os q %. :: s. Is; !.
IS 90. Barrett inch, IS IS; incl
% Is; ] inch, ~ 10; II inch, 81 q
IL inch, 81 rs; II inch, % rs; u incl
81 90. LiDing-i inch, Ss rs; ( Incl
;s Is. Tobseco HSd-iN "a rs; 8
g. 90; Ga and I'd, % Is. Clsch-A
90, 400; I'd, Is rs. Fnishing-l inc'
q rs; II isch, IS rs; II Inch, ~ 90; II
il iSch, 81 Is; . inch, 400; ~ inch, s37i
3 inch and over, % 50. Gazing and Be,
ing-lod 70 3O1. 800; Sd, Is Is; 81, ss5l
ID 50 70; Sd, 81 IS. Fine Bissd-A
Zoo; Sd, ss rs; I'd, Is 90. ca. spikss-
An sizss, e. 50. Boat Sp;kes-An siSs
a 90. Each half ksR Zoe srtrA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
DRY GOODS.
Nov York.

NV YoRE, October l0.--Dry Goods
The demand Of agents has besu quiet ar
new business light, but through deliver,
Of reasonable speculsiions arc very fAi
The volume OF sales has been reache
Current quotations, very steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12

IhsVgE PonuVs rsmedy for 3heaooys dhesse; 6y
ITS Us thousands Of casa Of ne worst Elpd and Of
long standing have ossn cared. LRG5Sd, 80 strong u
NJ faith On Is pf1cacy thai / VII sonp TWO BOZ
TLS FkEE, Sossthar With . VALUA8LETREAr-
IsEon this diNsase 10 any naersT' St'e exPrs2
an ?. o. EdIreSa.
pR. I. A sLOCUM, IN EeR g. HsV York
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
GUIDE.

REVIVAL N DEPARTURE OF TRAISs-
a 49, SATtoso or R~vTErKNcn MARKs; sDAly,
fs1nisJ excepted. MONDAY skcspted-Wheenas
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
Manhood Restored,

Remedy Frse.-A victim Of youthful lmpru-
dsnUe CauSiug Premature Decay, Nervous Debility,
Lost Manhood, &c, having tried In vain every
known remedy, has discovered 4 simple means Of
~sell-cure, which be viii send FEEE 70 bis fellow
mnersrL address, J. II. REEVES, % Chathaz
Grnas. NaR York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12

b, Z. 4 o. Railroad.
Leave Befaire 4. 6.4) P, N. Tor Woods4eld and
Summarized.
Leave BeDaire at 6:l5 a. N. for Summarized and
Ini1e a. seIlairs, lOdOh N, and 5.25 p N.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
WITH ONLY A SLIGHT SHOCK,

which merely injured the cow catchers slight
ly, but had the effect Of throwing the 3O5
in an opposite direction.
The whole thing occurred in less time
than it takes 10 tell it, and before Mckinney
and his fireman could regain their engine
it vas rushing back toward the city at q
rate Of thirtY-i7e or forty miles an hour,
and as it was down grade at that point its
speed was accelerated.
In the meantime 8 local freight, hauled
by engine No. 303, driven by Engineer
Gates and Fireman Bates, which was de-
lsyed for some reason from 9 o'clock until
hat time, was running towards Pittsburg
at the rate Of fifteen miles an hour. As it
reached q spot Immediately this side Of the
tunnel bridge, the 305 shot out of the mouth
and rushed toward the 303 with terrific
velocity. In three seconds more there was a
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FINANCE mi TRADE.

Money 1ae Per nt-aossrsmenfs Dull
and stropE-s Stocks Higher -Fiour In
Good Demand-Whsaf Easisr.
NEW YozK, October l0.-Money on
call easy at l@2 per cent prime mer.
camille paper 495 per cent; Foreign eK-
change dull and unchanged.
GOvERSNESrs-Dull and strong.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12

oS UaDAH
Leave the city At 7 Q. n. and run sTezy hour until
Lave WaseinE Park sL N. aud run every hour
mill 10 a O.. HIRSCH. Snpt
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rROLEU

p~ittsburg.
PrrTsBrRg, October l0.-Petrolsum'
Duh but firm: National Transit certifcat
opened ut 81 OLE; closed nj 81 oil; his
esl 81 0ls lowest 81 GOT.
fitusvtiis.
TIrusuLLE, Pa October l0-0psnci
81 OLE; highest 81 0li; lowest 81 90
close ID at 81 OIL; shipments $4,000 b.
RES; charters $4,000 barrels.
OIL City.
Oh CRY, October l0.-NationAl Tran
certificates opened at 81 OIL; high,
Il Oh; lowest 81 00s; closed at ~ 0
,ales GIG, 900 barrels; clearsnces 1890
barrels; charters 35,z3s barrels shipmsu
$3.50 barrels.
Bradford.
BRADFORD, Pa, October l0.-Msrh
opened at 81 OIL; closed a. 81 0
highest 81 OF; lowest 81 00I; runs q
reported; total shipments 1886 barrel
charters 35,s46 barrels; c~learances, ~
500 barrels.
NEW York, October l0.-Petroleum-T'
market was extremely dull and f~uctuatio
were within rage Of opening 81 OF
touched 81 OF, drop3:i 70 81 o0i, o.
closed at 81 OIL, With 81 OIL bid. Sal
100000 barrels.
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walking skeleton.

Mr. E. Springer, OF Mechanicsburg, Pa,
writes: Il was afflicted with lang fever
and abEcess on lungs, and reduced TO q
walking skeleton. Got e free trial bottle Of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
Ehich did me 50 much good that / bought 9
dollar bottle. After using three bottles,
found myself again q man, completely re-
stored to health, with q hearty appetite, and
a gain in essh Of 4s pOuEds."
Cali e. Logan 4 Co.'S Drug Store ard
get 3 free trisl bottle Of this certain cure Tor
81 Lung Diseases. Large bottles sl.00.
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RGclien's Arniea salse,

The Best Salve in the world for Cua
cruises, Sores Ulcers Salt Rhsnn. Pevs
sores, liter, Chapped HsndA, Ckilblains
CoEna, and al Skin EruPtions, and pos
lively cures Piles, OF 10 uay required Eth
guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, q
-rBsy refunded. Pioa :, esrz pss bax.
For sale hS Logan d Co
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KhtlAdsluhaH.

PE1KDrLIEA Pa, October 10. Flour
Finn What Opened dsIL afterwards
sdvsrcei. but closed quiet; No. Q red 0c-
hbtr SEQ sale; November ssi @97tc;
hfcFobsr s5s@s8ic; JssHary 99Ec9
81 cot C~orn-s,e.dy: epq1iyfJr fa,urrs
Sss qtiet bat steady; No 4 mixed soc;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-12
LIVE HrOOk,
Wheeling.

Nhcpih
TIE market this week was only averag
The cs,,le market il fiat and the shes
ms,kst almost Lost sight Of Messrs. Hu
sol 4 Bsyhs furnish the following quot
I.Grt. !
Caule-Exta, LOCO to l,lo0 ID. csttI
SlG4 &c per b.; good. 500 to 500 lbs.. 3;
3lc per b.; light from 800 to 500 lbs, ~
2;e per ID.
Hoss-Msrket active; 4 aale Per Il.
Sheer-Dull; l@3e per ID.
Lambs-Good st 2@tc ;;cr 10.
cblves-sS oQa6 90 per head.
last Liberty.
FIsr LtsrsTY, October l0.-Cattle|
DOLL and unchanged, all through cousig
ne, is; receipts l62 head; shipments |
head; shipments to New York yesterday, /;
cars.
Hogs Slow; Philadelphias 81 1904 q
Workers 81 00@4 10; grnsssrs % sol
3 IS; receipts 500 head; shipments 4 q
head. Shipments to New York yesterd'
81 cars
Sheep-Firm but unchanged; receip
200 head shipments l,V0V mead
chicago.
CmoAso, October l0.-Ths Drove.
Journal reports attic Reeeipts 40,
head; shipments 1000 head natives q
changed; western a shade lower; shippii
steers, 81 1906 90; stockers and teede
81 5063 SIS; cows, bulls and mixed $l |
63 so; through Texans {! 1908 90 q
cows and 81 1903 40 for steers; wcstei
npger natives and half breeds % 10;
1 60; COWS 50 0O@3 49, wintered Texa'
50 0O@3 SO.
IHoss-Receipts 10000 head; shipneH
5000 head; prices l0al5c lower; rous
mixed 81 4O@s3 SIS; packing and sb'ppir
81 65@3 IS; light weights ~ 4o93 3
slips ~ so.
Sheep-Beceipts 1900 head; sbipuen
200 head; trade active, prices unchanged
rsti7es 81 60(a3 10; western s. 00a3 81
Texans 81 5000 76i lambs 50 1904
Per cwL.
CIYCISSlTI, October l0.-Hogt-Stsad
common and light % 0093 90; packir
and butchers IS 65@4 90; receipts LII
head; shipments l,423 head.
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- N~A
the drivers box, and he W a compelled to
l. lure it quite baSly to extricste himself.
Brakeman VIM. Doyle received
SEVERE SCALP WOUND,
and was bruised up generally about the
chest and shoulders.
By this time all the people in the neigh
bOrhood had assembled at the scene, and o
scene it was indeed. There stood the two
uo1arcbs OF the rail crushed and bleeding,
as 1t were. The tender ofthe 305 had been
crushed like an eggshen and pushed up
against the boiler Of the engine, and had
any cEe eeeu in TIE cab they would Rave
been mashed into g jelly. The 3O3 looked
as il it had attempted to Jump up IN the air
end come down On top Q. rs antagonist.
TIE whole tore part bau been shattered to
splinters sud the end c. the heller was rest.
ing upon the piled up debris OF the other
engine While the !rUutnGck b., teer !orced
back uIder the driving whss's LtIg the
mighty weight.
ENTIRELY OFF us LAUNCHES.
All the injured men were convey ed into
town and cared for. Fireman Robert Bates
came or the lucEieSs. Although be was
thrown about twenty-five feet he received
no injCry except $ bruiss GA one Of his
knees and tbs fracture II the small bone in
his right forearm.
Engineer Thomas Gates had two ribs
broken and his lett leg cut il two places.
The brakeman, Ar. Doyle's injuries have
been mentioned. The two latter may re.
suit more seriously on account of internal
isiury, which nay probably develop. Gates
and Doyle both live in Pittsburg, and they
were sent home last night.
A Wreckng train was sent out immeii'
ately and the work Of clearing away the
debris begun. The train coming from
Washington was shortly placed on the track,
the
ENGINE HAVING BEEN DERAILED,
and run back to Elm Grove onto q switch,
allowing another wreeking train to come in
from that direction.
Large crowds o fpeople were going out al
afternoon to watch the work Of clearing up
and such rapid progress was made that at {
| o'clock the track "a clear and ready to
travel. The loss is quite heavy, the two en-
/ gSnes having been almost entirely ruined
and traffic was, of course, delayed all after
noon.
II ia almost useless to mention the fac
that If the local freight had not been goiul
east the result would have been more disas
trous, no doubt, ss the driverlsss eugin
would have rushed through the city. knock
ing everything she met right and Left prot
ably iDj1ring people and property.
THE EXACT CAUSS
of the wreck could not be sscertsiued, q
hopph i, was understood tbst toe iueonIO
freighs reeei7td orders at Elm Grove t
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and Kissing Of steam; and fragments Of iron,
wood, etc filled the air and were scattered
around for some distance.
The driver, fireman and brakeman on
the freight were all on the engine at the
time the collision occurred. Fireman
Bates was leaning out of the window and
when the shock came it hurled HIM out like
q shot from a cannon and threw him over
the bank against a board fence. Engineer
Gates wa struck in the chest from the con-
c~ussion, by the reverse bar, but had
enough strength left in him to try and crawl
through the window Of the cab, but his left
leg became fastened between the bar and
the drivers box, and he was compelled to
i jure it quite bsSly to extricate himself.
Brakeman Wm. Doyle received
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ERect of the Shock.

PRrSCErox, n. j., October lO,-Sac:ss,-
ful observations Of the Effect Of the shock
caused by the Flood Rock explosion we're
made at the observatory to-day, By Pto'e'
sors Young and Rock~ood aud MeNs,ll,
,trcpg disturbances we're noted in the ins'rI-
merits 3, ll'441 las. shout 81 seconds. The
shock caused windows hore TO rattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

Nkpsrn. Juns i6s-Thsrs wsrs Eve
neu uses Of cholera IN this eits ye<sef-
asv ssd enc aaAth from The same dis
eass. ID tie eity of valsncis there wers
TIVE frusA eeeee bat no 6satlas. In tbs
Pfossnes ef vsssncia howevef. ruissds
az she city there were fostv-eilhs neg
eases ana twsaty .s<ven doafhA 1hs
eiss e Msrci& reporta forty nsu caees
nd nexsa deaths. ehils the ctnsr ports
81 ne Proxisce q Harsia return twelve
nrw eassz and fear aeash&
n ire Promises 81 Casketiue and De
Ia p5Ana yez1Rriay ihefs weFt eighty
eMse.s a. cAnlsFA and sixty dsstnA Thir-
" thoasAnd peoRis have led from Mar
"a awsue % ths tsrrihie drssa o. the
d,s>ase Which bas i<ksn passsssiun 81
tbe peaple. Ii the city Of AHrs1A alone
veetresa9 there were asenrdtne 10 tbe
Asst repnrfs sixfy fsur new esse& 81
shc1era ard thirty nins d<athA In he
Provinces af MFcia uatstds ~ he cits
tners wsFs 9fty eaa<a 81 aaotsxA And
sixtern dssshe utshta ne sszae persnd.
fhs 0s4rssl Gazsfff ronEfms she state
nsni iisaf the cnoiers = rAe1ns . ne
PruFsncss 81 Nsfes 80, Cesseltao. De La
Pan. snd Marcia and b the ctty -
Nsarsd. Ihs eQpo.<siec newzrAp<rs -
sna contrary dsnF d a tns ceatefa exi114
n Maarid ana 8Ay ahst IA he seHEsnouy
rscara1n9 szEspscfsus eseke y fnt1fn s,ens
Is alss ! wArr1nt for ~ asesxtsoz thAi
thsra are snacs e e&a1sz1.
R1<z-s xrEa1.
orrzsA, o. Jszs K-Tes csssu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

xlEAT YoUxo eiRi. TWELVE
n o. nfIsrn yee<- cd - tH&e ears -
cklldn ans make bxrs11 xsn<rzily So
e. 4 1. srns1 lastly. Address =. 2 ssx
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NrOTICE

AN TX ANIMATION or cANDr-
"A dates fer sduinzipn % Princsfoa Cob
Iexe vii 10 hcl1 On Juns leik and IN. q
he ofl4cc q Mess. Whiftlesey a Co. safe
Depoxit building. under an kority az lbs
Faculty u tbs CoiieRe. b. ths nader.
caAs. b. wHIrTLEsEY. A NJ
WI. NJ wHIrTLEsxy. A. :.
Class u "a
jane Is lee
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

Bosros, June l6.-The net earnings
Of the Union Pacific Railroad for April
show . decrease Of $2l4.467 from April,
1883, cutting she net gaia for the first
four months down to $260. i5S. Tbs
earnings for May are expected 20 30
larger than those for April. and Juus
viii certainly show some Improvement.
Tie earnings Of the A,chison. Topeka
4 santa Fee Railroad for May are I'm
dsFstood 20 show an Approximate dc
crease OF el50,0O0, and thus far there 10
M imufnVameut oveF Nav
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Fix,nx I'D The Cablses.

LONDON. Jane l6.-Ths Standard an
no1nces that the Marquis OF salisbury,
IN addition TO the premiership, will as
snme the duties 81 Foreign Secretary;
that Sir Stafford Northcots will be
elevated to the peeraee; that Lard Ran
dolph Churchill will be Secretary of
state for India, and that Sir Michael
Hicks Beach will be the Conser, alive
leader ia the House Of Commons. and
probably Chancellor Of the Excheqasf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

SPRnsoTIKLp June l6.-Atl the shop
men on the Wabash Railroad struck
today. They demand the discharge OF
the loyal men dnring ths last strike,
and tnAt they be retained at full pay
and hours. The company desire 20 cat
the working hours of che shspmsn TO
meet the dull season.
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Emsaa Nevada In Lsndoa.

LONDON, Juus l6.--Miss Euma Ne.
vadA, sne American prilna donna, was a
aaest last evening Of the Prince and
Princess Of Wales, at the Marlborough
House. Miss Nevada delighted TIE
brilliant company with her beautiful
singing and charming manners. Shs
will 90 20 Paris tomorrow.
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NOTICE

DAssExoERs GOINa FROM STAT
il IL - Victoria after pusehasinx tick-
era can 80 On board steamer Ulympian.
a Seattle, - D. N. II they p-vfer dong
- nafher than 90 90 heert - . tbs nsxt
morning. w. VAN WATERS.
It-ket Agent o. h 4 y. Co
Approved: JoHs MrIs,
3eedw Trafic MAnAzer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

LARxpo, Tex, jane l6.-Furthsr par
ticulars from Lampasas. State Of Nneva
Leon. Mexico. regarding the State cleo
ton mot en- Sunday, are 20 the effect
that three men we're killed outrieht aud
the fifst Alcalde Of the city vas seri.
ousiy woQHded. ID 10 reported tonight
that he b in q dying coalition. A riot
also oesufred 81 Monterey on Sunday
night. after closing the polls. Three
wen we're killed and many more dan
Rerousiy wounded.
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Urxiag renewal Of che Ac

LONDON. June 1.-THE Ulster Con-
servsnves will wait on the MARQUIS of
Salisbury todsy and urge q renewal Of
the Coercion Act. Earl spencer leaves
Ireland So nrday. National excite
ment IA feared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

CzIcAoo. June 16.-Ths TRANSCRIPT
mental Association today adjsufasd it,
present session, having practically 40
compiished ths object Of ITS meeting. IL
was agreed TO aesept the award Of arbis
tratsRs for the period commanding JAN
uary /. and ending June 30, and TO
have percentages from July TO Sept.
30 on the actual earnings OF April. May
aud June.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

kKw Yonk. June l6.-Thers we've ten
persons overcome b. heat IN New York
Today, two Of whom disd. Toe highest
degree the mercury touched was As A
hrisk thrnder Shower eame on &C II
O'Clock and cooled the sir slightly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

rrrziBuRa. June i6.-.At Q csniesencs
h ne iron Manufacturers and wcFkmen
ihh afternoon the sheet mill msn will
o4zr 70 oompFelmise wish the manafae-
s1Hra on ave per cant rednetisn. II
ills u anceptsdI the scale will be lsiRned.
d ths eiasreuties between the tuo sidsa
have narrowed dovn 20 the shest mill
olsnss. The wskinsn ssy that this 10
~ isst concession they will make. A
eoupromiss position was decided upon
sflsF long delitaration aud for The par
poss Of sysrtiiig a long strike. IL ~
believed that the manufacturers will
E06ept,
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NOTICE..

uEREArTKR TIE o. RAN cos
IL steamer OILS mpian win land az the
Ocean Dock. w. VAN WATe RS
lell Agent O. r. q n. 10
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A asvsi sehe@s.

4 number if tobscco dealers have
sosaulsined b the Postofflse Depart
80 shsi sobaecc Arm In Ohio IL con-
11stiuQ q gift enterprise in Offering 90
taribass 1900 afncng consumers of
- tobasso IN pfiEss In proportion 10
- amsuut consumed, as shown By the
suslbsf Of ki7 labels thst are dxed to
saell piua. Thsir business has grown
= rkladiy that othsf dealers in sebaeoo
tsss eombined 20 employ eoausei for
iosIr prosecution before the Postoiiice
Dspsftpens wish vieg 10 having the
e1nsolsss and tags ef the obiectionabie
fnn sxcIuded from the malta. The
usttss q undsf consideration at the
Us~1olfa a nau,, "A ras,nf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

DUBLIN, June l6.-rhe Gasstfe an
nounoes the suppression If the United
IyishmaH and the IrisA World Of Juae
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

Wsanrxoros, JuHs ls.-Ths Treasury
nsusrtnsnt has decided that l0akages
e soirits through worm holes CT spraug
s.rn are not entitled 10 the t,snsfiis
sIlpssd 10 ossss Of casualty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

Coxcczp N. IT,. Jane 16.--in the As-
enoly today william Z. Chandler re-
>sirsd vote fc9 United Ststas Senator,
HsnEF W. Blair received 1ze. and Harry
tksRssm III. Blair was declared 70 be
~ cboics OF tbs Assembly. Ia the
5sasie Bingham received Z vosse and
AAiE Is.
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YIssT xIaar d an couxEaY.

Nousr McGnzooa. n. Y. June Ia
Dr.. Douglas remained the entire even
ina with Gen Grant. who dsspite the IA
tiGne Wis wskefai until 10 O'Clock. His
throat was then pointed with eooeain,
and he tletsie0 for the night. DR.. Doug
! q retired 10 an adioining room, thoaRh
be has rooms a. the ko,ei and the nurse
vas left 70 vs,ch With the General, Who
a. this hear I'll .. NJ isquiet &c though
sisepine. Tue family are now RETIRING
for The might.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

Loxpa@, June le-At an fnfinential
meesieg ID Londan today it was decided
b taxa amnecIass steps % fsfm naval
torpe3o c0rps 81 every seaport IN the
kinR<iosn for coast asfsase. fhs Aemi-
rsify assarsity sappsrss ths movement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

DuHLrx, gans i6.--Nr. T. ID. SnIlivsn,
Member Of Parliamsnf for the eelInty
of Wesimesiih, presided At Q large meet
inx hero Lana evening. he said that 90
eruisn was nsx Impossible. fhe Irish
members of Parliament, be said. Will
treat tie Conservative OAbinst about 20
be f.fmed % manner nos 10 be dtrsim-
liar 70 that which eharacterixsd thsis
srsatmenf Of the 0lsdssons Govern.
msnt, IL the Conservatives should treat
Ireland Ia the sane way e she Liberal
for Irslznd. sAid Nr. Sullivan. were aes-
e. brighter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

wAxzrxarcx, Jane leN--In the Clark
Investigation into the character Of the
work On sha Capitol today, John j.
Meany testified 20 20 the allegation that
The done had been neglected 10 snoh an
sxtsnt a. 10 endanesr it. THAI be bad
paintsd u = years age and shsf he
sAsnxht the iron had bsossns eorrsds3.
boa that If % we're pat1ssd sxasn q
woald Dc % good - neu.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

Cn1oAao, Jans IA Washington
seosAi says thiss ihs Presidsnt has de-
ddsd ID appoiilt Samuel Brooks assist
III Unitsd States Treasurer i.t San
ffsnciaoo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17
ieeinad's Wees.

8zpuoskrsa, Mass, June l6 Fishing
uE1ls from iosland report that tie pas,
9l1.ar IN thst IplAss hss been thil most
&f<stsser knaWn. iAlmost all the CAT
~ psrlshed, aud fish afo very sasree.
u % the middle Of May heavy snsw
1>efma xesN ntiki rastiuo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-17

NV YoRx. June 1.-THE Board Of
Health today considered some sogses-
pondenee between Govefaor Hill, secre-
tary Manning aud q special agent Of the
Treasury Deparsmsut. ffom which 10 ap-
PEARS that the bedding OF immigrants
has been taken from time TO ttaie On
their arrival a. Baltimore and sssd 70
raxuaen In this city. This was oonsid-
cred iiabse 70 bring csstazisus dhsasee.
The Beard ordered careful lopko1f
faR tnfaaasd efoa mars