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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

Lend me your carr remarked Mrs.
Brown 20 her husband, the other even.
ting. Win yoa give 10 back 20 met
he inquired. With nook anxiety. "Oi
oour.s you idiot. de you suppose rant
to start q tanneryf" She got his esz
aad whispered into it thai Swamp
ANGELS kheausatic Cure 10 toe only snrs
cure for rheumatisn In all Zee forms; thai
in forty -eight hours one bottle Of this
wonderful medicine will absolutely cure
the worst case Of infiammatory rheu-
mstisn. Tho dali, deadly, deep, devil
ish. dsliyiuR. dsstardly, drsaFy, dubi-
ous, deseitful disease vanishss before Il
like magic. IFS divine sift Ia man.
lie qualities are harmless. and IN then
arp combined natures most powerful
restorativea. Hendricks Of cor bass cit
issns testify 10 its earstiss powers and
that 10 h manufactured from The csie.
brated recipe Of swamp AnRsi,n By
the 3. A. II. O. Mfg. Co, Ssstsle, Wash.
inat0n Territory. Who 90 rseeipe OF ons
dollar, viii send ron bottle, express
paid, u yoa eannot obssin u at youI
druggist. dw
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or rHH
4 Third Judicial Dlstrics 81 he Terri
tory ef WaAhinxicn, hol6inG ternna -
seasiie IN king county. fx ths eonnsies
ceapIsIss si:S |. sAs essasy ( lZlss
n the ofzsce sf Tho Clark sf zatd Dhsriot
No'ssss-Me-es Lerses.s rIsosrs Ka.ps.
plaintlfkk ". WIN. acke1 xie Hon. MkrT
A. Nos his wife. George Dor1 ! and Wm.
II. Conoser. uofeDdn1te-
Tss usue, sssrss % Ass<fc4 esxp esnsnze
Ress he wife. Geo 10 Dorfss 90 Wn.
n. ConoFsr. 1efendanfs.
Yea are heseby sequlrsd = sppsssr y a.
action bfUnght against ytm ~ the above
named plaintiffA u the Easxriea GollFf q
the bird Judicial pisfr1os Is ths Terri
tori q NaehinEfonp hcitlsR terms 81 ihe
ss s s g sss q Rln NJ ssa - sa =
answer lhs complaint nied thsrs1n wi<hlB
sixty DAYS fron ths date al nj frse plb
licatien o. this snmfnoEs " tls6Eueul ~
defadl viii b tA9eu sEAiiief ia xcocr6r
ink 70 the prayer q the oomp5sk1t
49,, rns 49, ,.sss ~ 4, I'M y n 1872
lisa ~ tho Hefsndnmtsl WiIi4Aza McKsn-
q Hos and MARY A. HoHk he villa upoa
the foiioNinG described real e1zs4& t6HIl
An 81 fke Ne I k.if Il rs soz<kwest
quarter q he aouthes1 l1ar>er e Ne
1ortkeasl qasr,er Of sec<lsn twenty-five.
tgwnekip tsenfy fear nosth. f1nEe fg1<
fass. csztainInE 1Fa. screa. mere q lea
Al u king co1nt a4hslxt1n f1fx1soFT.
sad msltEAge 20 xlssil y socrx9 ~
psynsnt a. The folIo8inE tesesihs1 prcmr
LneorY n11e<s 2ccprdipx y ~ Terms -
cQnH}fiona thefs1f t1wi&s
Uae nnie Tor the sum Il I've hsEsdre&
and - nfgsfvo d,iisxn E@1xzf 1esxfux
data Fet4uarT NJ 1854, ms1s ~ Will1Hz9
MoEonxio UoHa nuG usF&>i8 ~ OC1<)<1E
lEt. A. d lisa. % ne cdr - 03urz1
De- Tel uifn l1:ErfM - tsn p1r eGnk DH<
a1num. shtc1 SD noe aee. 1e<1re ~
iurify 1n4 before lta ccumc1<e orI e
this acton. duly - ixnsd cd 1141erp4
70 pIsi1s44. Misses Licfoe the h nosr ~
lawful bladder and penef ttefs4f aAser
orc note faF %. snmE &C tHu hcn4lsd go
lwe1ty avs AQllEm 4<x@ heNiAx 4&<s
Eehr4sxs ~ s&l made nif Niilie1 NJ
< e, 3. &c, Y. x rs &C., ss.s 3. "a - =
ss s.s =. :. IS ss is e - ssa 81 sss
ibs eomznene1l1s1i e thhi eelEe.. taII
/ c1do1 SD sad netiGaed % li.ki1ziE Hc61f{
| Ksl.e = 10 Il noE IL iAilizd ksl6sr s1d
pHner Il he s1msi DIT ~ <ezsn'zan<
/ sfit.lam n. Cos FtlH. hEik 81 cl4IEle y
hsvs seas snfmet n sAld nao<ssnged
Nisssss rbs Hssershas spsurn ursasa,
| s.~ jp4Es q ibe ~ fHeeFie4 re2E8
s---- ~ e !sa Y, I 4 !, Y 3: <..
- - ss;'. go 81 -. .ssss - !.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

charge Of the nsa0tissions, aud ths
interest viii be payable In The Cir
Of Mexies. In Es9 York and n
Lon8cn- Ths asbt Of NaxiniIisn
h formally repaaisted- forsiaE capi-
taliss ans reported 30 have advised the
R0veflDsnt IN this matter. Il Il b.
heysd that tbs oomplete financial r.
ao1sstuent VIII revive ths ersait Of tue
1aEoa abroad.
The Chslera I'm Spain.
GADArD. June S0.-The total unmber
OF ns9 cases Of ebolsra reported yes-
terday from the infected sistrict IN
Spain b lea, and she total number Of
deaths co, being an increase Of % per
ceus- IN cases. and s per cent. In desths
over the total Eumber officially reported
yesterday.
Afte1ps % RsA the Imperial Treas
mFy.
ST. PKIxnsBUBG. June 9.-A daring
attempt has been made 70 steal Q NIL
hon roabies from the imperial Trsasa-
~ az OoDsn. q town In Southern Rs
sia, IN thu 0oversmeut Of Kief. SIEVE
raj Persous have been arrested for con-
psieity in the attempted ro6kery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

whsch the Departmens Of ArrEc1ffrre d
laxReiy devoted In nearly al its disis-
Tie Rhsfzkase an M<x,ean Cr~tr...
NEv Yozx. J1ns so.-Ths Ped saw,
Fhs decllns 10 the maEkst value Of
Mexie9a Central securities si1es las.
Wednesday = .g1red upon m fellows
- seven PEI eent losnA t6Sa00; On
dsbentures. t1,l52y0 600; on meme,
$WM0; on It's stock, t15QMD Total
l0ss. " z320oe. IL IL understood that
toe largest psft-oyer swo-thir1s-of
the loss fails IN Boston, where . ms
1orssy OF theke stocks are held. We
learn, however, from good sufhoritv
t1ef Tor good many months past none
Of tue Mexiszn securities have been ~.
cspted - bank collateral. Ths los.
thersfors, 81 six or seven millions viii
Be sustained By the persons Who have
paid for she securities. and ns disturb
Ance of the loan narkss in that cisv Il
likely 10 result from 10, nor Il il prob
able that it vii cause an unloading Of
ether stocks 20 any extent.1
q saspFtse en she stress.
NV YoEx. jane 3.-rhe Poo SAYS /;
The declaration Of . dividsnd Of one
half Of one per esnt. On Q capital stock
Of 81, ~, 800, By the Nsw Y -rk Central
today, f0r she qasrseF 20 June 3ssk, was
somethinR of snpSfse TO tho strset, be
cause it vas knovn that the earnings Of
tee railroad IN the quarter had been
scarcely anything over ths fixed charges.
sat the New York Central has an in.
come from rents, real estate and other
layestments which viii iastify ssns-
thing Of dividend-n
Failures for sax Msnths.
NKw YoRK. June 0.-The mercantile
failures fer the ak months ending to-
day are reported by Il. q. Dun q Co. az
$40, - az ,iast sl4l for the FIRST six
months OF 1884. an increase Of z99. In
liabilities, however, ID -fe N O marked
diminutisn. being for the hrsf half of
1885 ga, 600 600, a. against sl24, 0o0, 600
10 the frat six months Of 1854. La the
circular announcing these statistics the
fact ID developed that an increase in
faiiares Of less than $50 among the
numbeg Of traders reported By shis
agency, now over one lsiliicn. 10 not
sarprlsing. while thsir diminishing ion.
portanoe, a. shown By toe 10y afgre-
gate and average liabilities, 10 CON
mented On a. indicating . more favor
able condition of things than existed
~ this time last year.
A Yasai Victory.
HoaALks. A. T., jane Salt 10 ru-
mored that she Yaauis have defeated
the Mexican forces killing 400, inslad-
ina General Gareien, and vounding
General Loyze.
Barke and Mlscheil.
CzIcA0o. June 29.[aek Basks and
Charles Mitchell met With gloves,
Qusensberry rules, at Battery ID Armory
tonight. Tue men appeared 10 evenly
matched that the affair was declared .
draw. Neither was severely punished.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

To assure ths pesfsos Digestion and
esalHllssso1 g fooas ana 70 eens sn,oa 49,
yeas Dyspepsia Care. u never fails g
slnes s6srsd - ths public Tor ihsss tfo1-
bsssI Sample bc<siss free - A. y
sxrskzrs Drue sssss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

Never vas sush rush made for any
DruR Store a. u nov 90 A. b. StswaEss
for q Trial Bottle % Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Conghs and
Coda All persnns Affected With
AsfhmA, Bronchitis. Hoarxenesa, Severe
CouGhs, or any affection Of the threat
OF L1nzA can est Trial Bottle Of this
great rsmedy .fSss, b. calling - ths
ssoss Druz STORE. Regular silss ti.M
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J0HNM. AYER. Manager


A NEAT YOUNG GIRL TWELVE
81 6fBoen yc9Fs odd. q take czzs -
chll6r ana make hersnzf xsnerally 49,
Sc. u smaA family. AddEeas r. D sex
sk SHeEl1a. 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

A LARoK SAIL vlrssx1.-A Bangor
Maine, correspondent writes a. follow.
of ship noe buildiag: " In q fey dayl
there will be launched o ship costing
$l50 200. She IL 80 feet keel. 265 fest
over all. and IS feet beam, 5sf fest 10.
tai dsptn Of hold, 81 fest Of snis beine
between decks. she has two full decks
and sets Of heavy srlop, or spare beams
II feet from the door. These Dimensions
indicate shat abe will measure over 26ou
eons net measure. making her the larR.
est sailing ship owned in America. Hhs
will probably load st Nsw York With q
general cargo for ban Francisco, and
then 10 into the grain trade. As ths
great ship sits ON the stocks, wait
ing the day when she will Riide
into the hafbor, she 10 q moa I'm
posing object. shipbailding 10 quiet on
the bay. bat little RoOkport boasts thai
she 10 building as much tonnage a.
would make dszsn ordinary schoon-
era. The vesssl will rate 10 tho nigksss
GLASS of L.oyd's Al fof Is years, and will
b. q credit 70 her bailEiers. and an homer
70 Maine, the home Of wooden ships.
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DIAMOND
VENTILAToR
ssild'ass, seAesis. cAureAss, Hospitals,
Dwsifsss STEAMERS. Passenger,
sisspias and Rssdssralss Cars,
Psrssst vsatiissisa guaranteed
u'hsr.ver veasiiassen 10
RsssirsA.

Architeefs and buiidera unite IN SAYING
our NcA and . for bed room and cffzce
~ The window.
Our vsntiiator On any size), when
placed through wall window sab. 81
. scoscn bar under sash. admits q Con.
ssanf ilupply Of fresh air under porfecl
contrth without draughls; any desired
tempsrsturc cAn b mAiHtalnsd n any
should Be without Il = & sfops D1r9iara
excautos rain and dust and keeps the
apaftmest constantly fresh without Fais
Ing tie wlntown- Being heAvily plated
tn nickel e h. FeFy orn&znenta1 when m
place. fhe handles serve 70 reNulaf<
vent!lasos. also 70 raise and lower N
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01
FRANK nc HULLEN.

nv ONE KNOWING THg WHERE
a abou,s q frank Mokuliin. - Cbey-
enna. Ufuminx. via c11fer . tayor %
srndisx the information - BE mot1<f.
- In MIA SxsEk HcMULkIH
90 Hairless -. 34n srancisp0 Cal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

wksnneroN, June o0-Ths Prssi-
dsns to-day appointed the following
narned gentlemen 0overnmsnt Direct
era Of The uni0n Pacific Railroad :
Francis Kernan, Of Neg York Il.
Isysr. Of Ohio Gsnerai II. Y. Alaxan-
der, ~ Augusta, Ca; Rranklin No
vesgh, Of Illinois, and J. W. Savage. of
NebsaakA-
Tue Prsaidsns has decided 90 the ap-
poinineuf Of Wm. Dorsheimer 10 Be
Unifsd States Attorney for the es1th-
arm Dsstries Of New YORK., rice EIihn b.
Root resisnsd, and Of Martin Mona
hcn 10 be Unitsd Statss M.rshai for the
nAuis Aiatricl. sse< J. 4. izsrhard. Ths
appofesmsEta will probably be an
nonnoed tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

WAszExarox. jane So.--It b ED
nzised tsst trefe has besn . dscrssss Of
abaos flo.5o0.ooQ n NE pebble debt
dUrina fks aensh q suns. This vii
mains Z tesaL redaetien for TIE esc4l
wear ended todsy II about ts50W COO.
fha reaactioa dsrinR She pssviDns ns-
al year vas el0i 00l000 Tns az
psnditures 6arine ans GscAi year ended
TODAY wsss aboas esl0 900. 500 snd Ne
reosiuts Abcat e33l 900. 900. o. abous
45ln0.noo les shsn the estimates.
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CITY ELECTION.

Of the city o. Seattle win be held On
M0SDaT, July q. 1895.
The ofiears to be elected shall b. ~ fol.
Iowa towa: One Mayer. ono Chief II
Police, one Attorney. one Assessor. and
from the First Ward one Counciirn IN for
the term Of two years. 70 al the Vacancy
g 3 49, y ne , sxg.s ~ q re ssrI
one Councilmsn for the term OF two ycArs
% flll the veoAnoy 20 b caused bf the OK
piratiop Of the term Of Is. y. sox. and
from the EhiFd Ward enc Councilman fof
the { .rm 81 two pears 70 flI the vacancy
e ee caused % TIE espifattos OF me tenn
The places Il which sucl. election shah
b held and ths ofEioers appointed 70 con-
duct the same are a. fsilows. towit:
Rirss Ward.
Election 10 bs hold ss Kngine House
oBFlCERs 90 RLEcTies.
Inspector, A. ?, SpenIding.
yudEesL VIM. Morris, a. Amanda.
Clerks. H. o. boilenfreck. L. 7. Brock.
second ward.
Election 70 b hsid 1t Kngins House
No. L
oFvickns or INFECTIONS.
InspectoE, L 3. AnafevA
Judges D. q. rhoFey. 4. b. Vreoman.
Czexka r. b PArrldse. N. n, Coli.
Thsrd ware.
Eiection 10 b heid at aid North School
oryIcxRs or k1EcT1ox.
Inspector. ID. r. Dsnny.
Juf9es. J. a. sosWark d, Z. McCoWsn.
Clerks. 8. o. Benedict q. 4 WsylAnd.
b. 3. OGBOHNk
Clerk 81 the city 81 Seattle.
Dated juno ~. fSsA "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

6AN FRAxcIsoo. June S0.-The annual
revicw Of sue grain and freight market
will be printed tomorrow In she Cons
Mereiai NeEs ard Shiypsna Last. II
snoSs that the EXPORTS OF wheat for the
cereal year 1854 IS we're Is. ID, AS cen
tails; hoar, l.S0l.s4l barrels barley,
4o0.b64 centals; oats, 1883 eentals
rye. 81. 6s3 eentals, and corn. l4!62i cen
tals,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

9sue % tks enpiaYee9 a the supsr-
siainx Arehlssosss efflss hsss ben paid
oas of fuad nss appropriated Ter that
parpoea. Comptf &iies DuFham hes d.
cidsd that pssmants thas maas ere
eunlsAxy 10 lac. and sAoaid mos assa
been uaads from faa4z appeoprtated Ter
~ 8apersisinR Arshitest's elztee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

Roam KaoA SxAI1LE TO WHlrooM.--
We would respectfully call cha attention
Of the Commissioners Of einohomish
county TO the advantages 10 be- derived
from connecting Sxlohomiah county
roads WITH those OF Skagit. The entire
trade between Stanwood and Hkseit
river is limited 10 the steamboat freiel
ing. Toe road frem Htanwood TO she
Sksgit should meet the skaxit river
road at the county line. lt 10 nos
within q hall mile OF that point, and
shouid be oonhnasd. Doing 90 will
encourage travel and local trade. The
road from seattle, wa snoAom sh CITY
70 Kent's Prairie, shoaid be continued
by the ne sress route TO the Skaais.
This conaty will meet the road &c ehis
line, aud, with the aid of Whatoom
County. fhrsugh road frsm Seattle
20 Balineham Bay will be essabr-
lisLed. increasing the faeili-
ties for business. The course Of such Q
road should be determined by the nature
OF the c0uatry rather than By the nnm-
Der Of inhabitants on the line. Every
mile saved In this distance means d bet.
Ger road and more travsl.---5k agn Nesps.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

ASK YOUR HARDWARE DEALER
FOR IT.
General ONCE, $50 Dear
bern street, Chicago. rooms
Q and 4.
Head fer circusxr. Can o. sddreus cor.
ruipandsnos tmenfzaninx DArLx pue1-
isxxI1zsExcxA neat<iH w. IT,
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THErDAp. COL, June 30.-Fws youue
ohildfun Of James Hartley were ssFious
u burned this uaornina while playing
Nth powder which had been thrown
IN The yard.
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- k6c1zzoaE. n. T.. Juas 11.--pr.
- s4sa ssksd this ulsniau so
- iazsnieht tasl Gsass Il Cant
$3.50 1eae ths 1ssantstn. aslf d
- 70 A&s nsen prcsoax.a ~ che IN.
SIS ale hssa inssssa ol' Sc gssaa
-. & Nss fMk. fhn dise&@s lbMa
.=. 49, y q nAtafAl wAy. eak AE {
<.::.,.. g ..sfofss Il % ena Il iaoreastnlR
Tee <iseesal uits likesy q de
- ke<k, had dad be req ziIssd
Il - tfse<z4 81 comiaz here, ha <enld
sszta izeesosiily bars explts1
zssss His pscssnt ussns = To
.zss. n.11A % tks dl<s4se. Hid ID
-, III 80 u<rsee a1A iaa1ne ~
s.'.,.. 49, H&8ta dag 10 eakx6ety Iyef-
w ARlsfsx&ss of fostfssen days
6s: s Hnl10lthje Tea unsks ikea
4rast ,sfs he eng. Il ~ ras
E.s<z xaz4 tp1<3 ~ n~ald na< ~
= ~ - - h1s slrsn1sh IL 90 sg1d
!. S&.5 f'<<1e4 49, u loE 81 NJ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-01

DAYros's PoPuLATIos. ~ Captain
Burns has eeaplst~d the census OF
Dayton. rkefe are so male inhabit.
ants and ia females, making a total
population Of 1851. Among fhess there
are IS Chinese, Go9 Inhabitants are mar.
ried, 5 cannot read and 10 cannot write
fhere are 55l voters. 90 follows. az
mnlrs and SIG females. Last year ihe
oensus showsd population Of i740
From this subtract the present popuia.
tion, and 10 shows that Dayton has
loss In the last year lee inhabitants.
rhis 10 much more favorable showing
than many other towns "a the Terri.
tory make.
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Hxw O.xxAzs. Jane W-A- J. Dn
u ~ isss naval ollioss - thiz pert. aad
Onx3ruan a. ne Revuhlieaa aka1s CsDr
sraj Commsstee. h.ew bic brAins cat 10.
das. His hose i a AiRiera Family
irolIbls b ssid 70 hare haefs ths eaazs ct
the aet-
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IaNAclo. Col. June 80. The head
Ohief Of The Utss promises that there
will b. 90 fafshsr retaliation for she
assassination Of the Uts family ct slx
Friday mosnine, Jane 18th. Psaee b
secured.
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WaWnxezoN. 3ana %. - Tna kir1>
ccsprlralisr q ~ TfeAsary kas ~
eslset : le1sex fEom Hon. 0sorze y.
f.ntnx. Comnissionex e Axftsalfnse.
ashea salem. Mass., Szns IA. aeknoss
lesiainx 10 sseeipt a nis ie<ter znnc1ec.
ina fhs a s4sIeasncs % his asco1uls of
pavmsuas for lxooiNtogy wesk freu
6esnbax. ISL. 70 Apssi. IeeA He sAyz
4 Z, IN asxirs b lay before n dspsFt
rneit1 . te1<iiea stz>eUanst 81 t1s e.
p<nastarss % he appreprls1iea Rn1ei
ne hssd a. labcrstofg work dz<tnz ~
sissinlssfasioe q ths 1eparsnsnk - q
10 Sndissss - polkeg ~ fsil ebiized d
adsDs 10 csrExtnz col ne views ef Oon
ermss a prsvl1inR fcr Ne sneoarAxs
nsslss az t1e snz1 in6nssxy 81 ths seze
ary. H8 wiff % tais "A IN eaztf 4a2
ard he h1a already called fof -.
aeenun>a - they Appear In Ne books o
- nsQarsmsuk He says tartoer tha'
- fesla oea1zeat teat sas pcopsss& g
h,tIi< vii nfizfy sne 1irs1 oonptrslle
ihs1 ~ expzndi<1nss b 1csezloe =
y ~ - fha1 ciass 1ox epecla< eppi1osz1el
- 1q1es1 ~ - szpef1easn1 ues4 :
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WkEnxNofok, Jane 30. - Secretary
Whitnsy hes revoked she foliswina ns,
vi order issaeii Juls 8. 1851: NiIvsA
cGIIasss attached 70 eruisine Ssr vessels.
espeeiailg eomlnandinR ofieers. ere sx
pecssd 10 leave their fslniilbs at fiisir
asnnl o. fIxsd plsos Of abl,ls, and not
- attsssps % transfer thtan 20 ulors
eonysnisas Waiting posnts tlfl sers dis
/ reeaxdinz this ininnesicn Will be liilbla
70 h saiisFed from duty
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PACIFIC COAST.

PokT TowSsRzp. June S1.--A report
reached hire snis morning THAI toe saiE
Enos Soale, bound for Port Discovery,
Gas Ashore On Psoseesieo Island. TIE
tuR Msstick went 70 her assistance and
pulled Der OF.
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wAsameroN, 1uns 30.-Commander
Terry, ON handing the squadron OF
trainine ships, Portsmoath. James
town and Saratoga. writes 10 the Navy
Ospzrtmsnt from Lisb N, on tbs 18th
lustans, that Ia consequences OF the In
crease VI eholera in the spanish ports.
ae has changed bis program. The YES
ssls will 70 direct from Lisbon 10
Madras, asd will saii from the latter
pors about July lash. for the United
States.
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nrfeo. VIA, June 80 "a are bioke
- q . s'oieck last nixnt In the iaziher
plIse ~ zach side Of ths railway track
tsrs ard spssad rapidly, consuming en-
ta1ossss Amount Of lnsaber beiouilinS.
= 1osrhsne, Bryant and n W. Pierce,
= Allesnkes. and Weed q la. Of CDshl
he1e. IAs mills wers saved. Tha lealI
es1l!psfasd ~ 9aoaeo5i insured for
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a Patchwork ministry.

RoxE. jane 90. -sicnor Deprstes,
Prime Minister, hiss formed nsg Mn
istry BY taking ad iaisri,n the foreign
portfolio himself. Voc Sienor Msnaini.
Sienor Taiani 10 Minister Of Justice.
Otherviss she Cabinss 10 unchanged.
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vroTonxA "a o., June W.-The news
from the nsW niaea on Isorne Greek Il
noe exciting, bat encouraging instances
are given where good pay ID being taken
ouA.
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KDnusp RICE Prss'k. n. n. GALusnA
H@A HokHD,tAN. Treas. see. and sap
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DvBLn, June ga dispatsh from
Bautry dated 2 O'Clock this morning
states that . naval sham fieht ID in pro-
aress In BAntry Bay. AdmiFals Hoskins
and Whyte are in command Of shs CD
posinR squadrons. Admiral WHITE IN
holding bear Island. Admiral Hoekins
in person directed the movements Of q
detaoh.aenf Of the squadron which led
the attack upon the enemy. The battle
vas begun ct Z O'Clock tonight and q
sharp oannonade Il now proceedins.
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YIelaine % she Tneyitable.

Rosz, Jane 30.-Ths Pope has Issued
an order directing that the ultramon-
tame pewsp apers published In Ronae
maintain friendly attitude towards
the Italian Government. This ASTON
implies an Important change Of policy
on the part Of the Vatican.
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Loxpux, Jans O.-MesnFus P&sha,
rurksa Ams.<ssdof, bad ioas irses-
wee n she kSrelza oztee today s1th
ths n srq4is of SAilsoury.
Hosning hsa - bsen ic&F0ed a re
Forui0n udzes eoneerninz the rspartea
casoFsak In Norshsrn Afxh&nistaa.
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CErao. gxne So.-A disp&tch from
ID snroia sssses tnas tks MsLAess trfns
made raid upon old Dsnxeis. A hnn-
6fe3 oannelz we're seeared ~ the fsilin1
p8yay. TIA Ehaaiyeh tr1bs have aissn
IA tknir asonIssiea - tia Mahdf.
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A Yasai yictsry.

NooALEs, A. T., June Salt 10 ru-
mored that she Yaauis have defeated
the Mexican forces killing 400, inslad-
ing General Gareisn, and voanding
General Lowe.
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Tomcsruw being Dominion Day great
preparations are making for q. general
holiday. TIE sky threAtsns rain svday,
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CzIoA0o. June 29.-Jaek Baske and
Charles Mitchell met With gloves,
Queensberfy rules, ct Battery ID ArmoFy
tonight. Tue men appeared 10 evenly
matched that the AFFAIR vas declared .
draw. Neither was severely punished.