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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-18
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Infantile Skin Beautifiers-Appeal
to Mothers-Try Them.
to Mothers-Try Them.

TOE Cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Birth Humors
L for allaying Itching, Burning and Inflammation
Milk Crust, Scald Head, Scrofula, and other inherited
blood and skin diseases, Cuticura, the great Skin
Cure, and Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautifer.
externally, and Cuticura Resolvent, the new Blood
Purifier, internally, are infallible. Absolutely pure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-18
ELECTRIC LIGHTS

Are fast taking the place of an others In factories.
foundries, machine shops and mills Parties having
their own power can procure an Electric Generator
and obtain much more light at much less cost than by
any other mode. The incandescent and storage sys-
tenn has been perfected, making small lights for houses
and stores hung wherever needed, and lighted at viii,
DAY or night. Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for Lighting cite, and towns can sand to
signed at Ipdianapoiia re y. CAVEN.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-18
"TERRIBLY ~AFFLICTED.v

1GItItADL1 AT 4 ELL
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Stebbins, Belchertown, Mass,
write: Our little boy was terribly afflicted with
Scrofula, Salt Rheum and Erysipelas ever since he
was born, and nothing we could give him helped him
until we tried Cuticura Remedies, which gradually
cured him, until he is now as fair as any child"
$1,000 FOR NOTHING"
Wm. Gordon, 81 Arlington ave., Charlestown.
Mass, writes: Having paid about 5000 to first.
class doctors to cure my baby, without success. TRIED
the Cuticura Remedies, which completely cured, after
using three packages"
'FROM HEAD TO FEET"
Charles Hayre Hinkle, Jersey City Heights, N. j..
writes: MY son, a lad of twelve years, was com
pletely cared of a terrible case of Eczema by the Cuti.
cura Remedies. From the top of his head to the
soles of his feet was one mass of scabs." Every other
remedy and physicians had been tried in vain.
FOR PALE, LANGUID,
Emaciated children, with pimply, sallow skin, the
Cuticura Remedies will prove a perfect blessing.
cleansing the blood and skin of inherited impurities
and expelling the germs of ~scrofula, rheumatism, con-
sumption and severe skin diseases.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21
scssE NJ A nssrrrAI

The patient lag on his cot IN . New
lofk hospital. Looking cut Of the win
COWS a. TIE chimney scape that stretched
Tar across the noisy town. antil In the
smoky distance e seemed welded % the
sxy. de seemed b be ye2ruine for pas
tore t2nds In s0nne enchanted spos he
once kne~, but the chimnsys and smoke
so1s oot from his vision the breezy
andnlatinR landscaps that was MOI far
away.
Finally be turned bis gaze from the
window down 10 the foot Of his cot; and
then be smilinQly said:
Come here, Anrora-r
Tbs giri he once loved and eventu
ally lost" said young lady who was
visiting the hospital % q companion.
How beautiful Il b 10 think that the
pains OF sickness and the ravaRes Of
disease bring ealy 70 ones mind mem-
der
Come here, Aurora the sick roa,
said. feebiy, Wills smile played on mis-
features and lit mp his face With an e.
allied light.
Poor fellow remarked the youuc
LADY, sJnpathetieaiiy "hs 10 probably
living over again the happiest period Of
wasted life. Il would be worse thar
death for him to be restored 20 health.
tor then he would awake to the awful
realization Of the truth, and would, no
dsubs. wish himself sick and in paradise
once more"
Tbs sick man sat up in his bed and
smiled.
Aurora he said.
Then be made various motions sith
his hands, and finally held them out
about q yard apart.
:" He fsncies," remarked the imasin-
alive young lady, that he il holding
hanks Of worsted for Aurora TO wind
AHd then the lady had thouehf--a
subtle, secret thouRhf too sacred for ex-
preston; 30 she kept 10 10 herself. She
thought, By the way he leaned forward,
that the wersted had COS tangled, and
that in leaning over to get it unrageled
the bangs of the happy RtFl had brushed
across the forehead of the happier
young man, and that be left with pink
ribbon measurement Of her engagement
finger.
Then the sick man extended his arms
before him, a. though around some
thing, aud then pot them down, and the
young lady said:
He 10 probably going through the
love scene, and, having pot his arms
round her neck for the betrothal kiss,
which didn't consist Of one, be with
draws them"
And then she thought to herself. but
she wouldn't say Is: "To put them
around her waist
While the sick man sat up and smiled
like schoolboy on q holiday, and
made various gestures that might have
what Is the matter with this manr'
inquired the young lady Who took such
q kindly interest in him.
Madame, said the doctor, a. he
wiped bis speutaclss, "that is a ease of
plain, oid-fashionsd United States de-
liFium tremens."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21
ORDINANCE No. e6B.

An Ordinances to fix the limits of the
benefits and protection afforded BY the
contract for the SUPPLY of water made
with the Spring Hi Water Company.
Thc City Of Seattle does ordAin a. fol
Iowa:
SECTION I. That toe limits Of the ben.
efits aad protection afforded by the pdAc-
ing Of FIRE piugn. and the contract foe the
supply Of WAtar from the same for th9 ex.
tinguishmenf Of frsA heretofore made
with the Spring Hill Water COMPANY. be
Commencing at tbs Intersection Of Rev.
enth and Dearborn Streets thence east
along Dearborn street to Tenth etlsSet
thence along Tenth sfiDet north. TO Weller
street thence east at,ng Weller STREET. %
Eleventh street thence north along hiev.
enth street % intersees Broadway sfisset ;
thence north along broadway street, 20
intersect Eleventh street: thence nerth
along Eleventh street 20 lnferseet the linz
Of University street thence wect on the
Tine of University street TO the shore q
kliiots Bay; thence ssutheriy b. . line
encircllng al the whsrveA mill8 ware
houses and improyem snfs ON the city
street and Dearborn sfreet, 70 the plaiss q
Sc. = that ell taxable property within
said above described limits shali Be sub
1ccf % the payment of special taxes stis7I-
eienf TO pay on tbs water rent to said
Spring Hun Water Company provided for
~ reia contrast.
Sec. 3 That this Ordinance shah iAke
tsffecs and be IN force from and AFTER Tie
expiration o. I've esys altar the same
ahAil have been published
Pnased hy the Comrson Council at the
city of seattle the t5tli d&y of Juna AszA
Approved 10 me- the fSth day q June.
JOHN LxARy. MAser.
ssa 'a Z 1 OSBORNE Clerk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21
SOCIETY LYlAG.

Parson Bangle became disguised with
the untruthfulneas of mankind, and 90
he preached vigorous sermon in de-
nunciation Of society falsshoods. He
declared that lies told out of politeness
we're just az wicked as those told with
the deliberate intention Of aeceiving.
In fact, these society lies got folks into
the habit Of lying, when they readily
picked up the latter. Many Of the
congregation resolved 10 reform. On
coming out Of church, Deacon Jones
said 70 Judge Badger, who sits In front
Of him:
Judge, l hope you didn't mind my
putting my feet under your pew?.
The Judge was about to reply, "Oh,
certainly not.n but he thought OF the
sermon and said:
81 did, though. Your old boots took
up all the room. and we're a fearful
Well said the deacon, the hair
oil jon use nearly forced us 10 leave
the pew
They glared at each other, and just
then Mrs. Badger and Miss Jenkins
came along and asked:
How do you like my new bounet1n
O-i eA0eA9t ~ J1Ht A0sG NCRltCQ
Mrs. B.. aud then she thought Of the
sermon and said: No, done, either.
Its . horrid thing; | wouldn't be seen
with it,
Miss Jenkins got mad and said:
Well, IL | we're you, I'd not wear
dirty stockings 70 church; and il did,
I'D keep 'em cut Of sight,
While these honest conversations were
going on, Mrs. Smith had said TO her
neighbor, Mr.. Moore:
hops the crying Of our baby didn't
disturb you last nightin
.No-thas is-yes, wanted to brain
the brat"
And then Mrs. Smith called him q
wretch, and wept.
The Clergyman asked young Symonds
how he liked the sermon. Symonds re-
piled:
IL vas 9 Grand Emo, ID vas blamed
nonsense"
.sirfn said the parson, Indignantly.
Then Smith and Moore, after telling
each other some truths, ciinched; and
Dsaoon Jones tried 10 hold Miss jenkins
from scratching Mrs. Badger.
The parson vent home and meditated
In gloomy frame Of mind, and finally
concluded that society lying was wicked,
bat he wouldn't again preach against
10. les altcRether 800 convenient q SIN
90 give up.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21
A HEW srRAnkR caAsrrR


Ths nrst sieei oessn going steamer
bailt On the Pa1iic Coast i described
as follows by the San Frsncisco Jozwnal
q Cossnasres
The Arzgo, b1iif for the Newport
Coal Company Of SgrI Francisco, has q
length OF 81 feet by q breadth Of 80
feet and q Is feet deep. she has y
speed Of III knsts per hsur. bat IL 10 he
lieyed that she can lie br01Rht up 70 u
knots pei hour On her trial trip. With
patent log over her stern she headed
Up towards San Pablo Bay. with 9 stiff
nor vester cead aRaIiiss her, as well ~ a
short chop sea- The first hour uIihsr
the above conditions the speed, a. in7i-
GATED by the log, was liz knots, kftsr
passing the Brothers and entering San
Pablo Bay with the wind moderate and
smooth water. the sscsnd hours uork
vas indicated BY she hsg at LA. Turning
OF Mare Island Light and from thence
down the full length IL Sza Pablo Bay,
with a strong breeze and q sea dad
against her. the speed was liz, making
the total for the three hours Of 3S5<
knots, or an average ct fraction under
Il knots an hour, which exceeds the guar
sntsed speed by fully q knot an hour.
when it ia taken into consideration that
the vessel was drawing twslvefeet aft end
four forward. and without an sxtra good
quality of coal on board either. the per-
formsnee of the craft was % highly SAT-
isfactory that On the completion Of the
trial, which occupied entirely Eve and q
half hours, the owners expressed them
selves as we'll satisfied VITA her and
their readiness to acsept her. Captain
Holt. Who 10 to command the vessel,
gives a. his belief ttaa under favorable
conditions. with the vessel in good run
ming trim, she will EASILY run up to ID
knsts an hour. Another matter worthy of
notice IL that in the entire i've and half
hours. with the vessel running az full
speed, during whion time z, 500 Fevela-
tons OF the engine were made, there
was not the first symptom of heating Of
Journal She has compound engines
of "A and - inches diameter, and SO
inch stroke. Sue vas built at the yard
Of the Union Iron Works, being the first
vessel turned out there. She has cost
slA, 600 contract price, and 10 q credit
alike to the bsilders and the owners.
She will carry 800 tons Of coal and
draw IL feet of water loaded. She has
sixteen sne stateFooms in the cabin,
and has, besides, accommodation
for 70 sseerage passengers. She will
run between this city, Coos
bay, Port Oxford and Ump-
qua, for the Newport Coal Com
pany, of which j. q. HaVley is Presi-
dent. The coal that she will bring is
the Newport coal, % fine domestic and
steam coal. This coal 10 used BY the |
Union Iron Works and other manufac |
turing firms in this city, and adjacent |
places on the bay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21
SUMMONS.

IN THK DISTRICT COURT or tbs
4 Third Judicial Disfrict OF the Terri
tory 81 Washington. holding terms e
Seattle. In King county, for tho counties
Of King and ki1aap
n ne siiice Of the Clerk Of said Distrid
No. Ass Moses T.orne and Robert Knipa.
piainkfffs, W. VIM. Mckenzie Hoss. Mary
A. Hoss his wife, George Dor2 ! and VIM.
u. Conover. defendants.
fus ukE1nB sSsrEN % AnxsicA Sexp d1EzsIxc I:
Ross his WIFE George Dorffcl and WIN.
II. Cea0Ter. defendants.
Yon ire hereby required 10 eppeaf N m
action brought against ron by The shove
named plalnfiffk IN the District GJurt o.
the Third Judicial Dsstricf o. The Terri
city q Seattle. n the county u King, for
the eoDnties 81 King and kttsap ind 70
answer the complaint nied therein Within
sixty days from the date Of In FIRST PUB
licetien Of this summons On indgnent b.
default win be taken against ygn- accord
n 2 .as agssyss g. ss s cSss p, y. y.
. morsgags made the "a day u February.
1854 b. the 4efsndant4. william MrKen-
II Eo&s and Mary A. Ross hls wifa. upon
the following described real estate ioWit
An Of The wet half q the southwcz<
quarter q The southeast quarfer ~ tha
northesst quarter Of section twenfT.twp,
townsfdp tsentx four north. rasEts -four
east. containing ave acreA more o. iasz.
AL ia King cpunty. Washington Territory.
saiA IN lTtxngs was given 20 seoure tie
payment of he following described pspm-
Iseorf Notes. according " The ternA] n1d
cunditiEunz thers o.. toWltf
One note for the sum of twc hne4rcd
and tBenty-fiFe dc.lGxs Hz15l. bearInx
date February n. i6sf. made 81 William
Mckenxse RosA end payable On 0sacber
Ist. A. ID. 1854 70 the order 81 GaorGe
DordeL with interest ~ Ten per cenL per
epyuIn- which sad note wes. b1f1x1 ma
tnfify sad before tbs commenronsnf of
ttis sefipn, duly as iznsd eBd endu<Be9
- plslutid, MoeeA LoFpe. Who u n0N the
lawful holder 6nd ewner thereof alsso.
one n1fss for tbs sun q two hnf dss4 sid
twepsSAve dollars 4kzg. seeisE 4ste
Febnlazy "a. lasl. made hF Villas. Nc
% Tho 0iAaar Of aeorgs DofffsL with IN
tsresf 81 ten per eGGG per nnnnnz, ss1lcA
note VISA. b lore 10 maturity and hnfoNe
the enmimf nor meat 81 this nef5ou. 4nlY
e1torset ~ Assignet - piaiziiiH 8obcft
KuitA who y n9e tile lawful hozdsr end
ownnr 81 tke same, thks tho 1efe1flan&
Wt4ilAm III. GanoxaFs hae e. olatfns 10
hare. eeme interest "a aid nsrsilaxsd
Nifnsss he Honornhss Rsxsrs osesna.
~-s--s Judge ~ tho said fDhfzlct flcszrA
sx&1- iand Ne scsI fheresf. TIA zIrE
t--~~-~ 41y g ynna A. b. ls81.
JANIS HkAFkx. CAsfx-
.E lars Z. tEn<aH. ngpa1y (l@xk
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TnG mAusrEB SPRING.

Il was q lonely hsnessesder in the
deep recesses oil the forest primeval
which borders the classic Lake Wash.
inQton from whom we obtained the mar.
sicuiars Of this DER true saie.r
Might after niekt,n said be. .. I had
bean startled BY weird. unsanny
wailine, which seemed 10 proceed from
the neighborhood Of the Haunted
Spring,' which. edged with spsplars
pale ID Stunned with superssitioas hor-
BY the most adventurous Of the pale
faces. Might after night my faithful
collie skunk into the cabin qnivering
dersd through the ssaftsed cir. could
bear Il no longsr. and shoeidering my
rusty rife and. leaving my faithful
watchdog whining piisoa.ly - be saw
ne depart for the unhaliowcd spot.
70 the Haunted Spring,' piokins my
hy tho struggling n1oonbeam's misty
light Az nearsd the locality the
mournful cadence Of the mysterious
sound rose fisfuliy above the soughing
OF the wind through the somber pines.
Nos In ths piaee entsrfn1 which the lost
wretch icaves hope behind oouid be
hsard . more friKhtful sound. Tread
ing iiRhtiy, stole unswares upon the
sonFce Of The hiddea horror Just thsn
the moon, hitherto partly veiled in
clouds. shone oat Ia uncicuded bril-
iiAnay, and thsre IN the forks Of Q vii
Low, Gloss 10 shs turbid wsters Of the
. Haunted HpriaR.' ] hsbsld an empty
bottle thai had onee contained Swamp
Angsl's RhsamAtic Care. the only
known snre care for rhsnmstism IL al
its forns, Iefs there ~ some one. IN
mindful shas IL would Be 10 me Dsslne
message % Dtvins eift, for vita one
dollar sosained cue botfle from tie Q.
A. II. q. Mia. Co, seattle. WashlnRton
Territory, Hhioh entiraiy cared me- Of
tha terrible rAe1matie pains which !
kaa bad Coz thirty years" dw
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PACIFIC COAST.

large lmmigrafien 90 California.
San FaAScIsco, June 20.-Seeretary
Street Of the Immigration Association.
states that II 600 Immigrants arrived in
this State during the months Of March,
April and MAY. He believes that the
capital brought averaged $1,000 20 zach
immigrant, thus adding fi2 ,000, 600 to
the wealth of the State. This
money mas been principally invest
ed ia pusahasing and improving home
steaais throughout the State.
Ten Years.
w. r. Morrison, recently convicted
OF grand lareeny for obtaining 5000 on
fraudulent mortusry certificates from
the Order Of Chossn Friends, of which
he was Grand Counsellor at she time,
was today sentenced 10 ten years i'm
prisonment st Folsom. This 10 the full
penalty. IL 10 stated that the case will
DO appealed.
a Report.
SAuasnmro, June 3O.--Itis reported
ON the streets here this evening that
Colonel Greed Raymond 10 dying at
soda Springs, Placer county.
Deash o. Thomas n. HAIL.
San FAAxclsco, June 20 Colonel
Thou. II. Halt, aged u. Who came TO this
stats In 1919 and held several municipal
0ifioss al various times died at his resi-
dsnes In this city this morning from
The effects Of stroke Of paralysis q few
days ago.
The weather.
The Signal Service night bulletin pre-
dicta fair weather all along the eoasl.
shippsag Enteilieenee.
Pos. Towssknn, June N.--Arrivsd--
Ship Yosemite, San Francisco; barb LII
~ Grace, Valparaiso.
Pokr DrscovKRY, June 20.--Saiied--
Schooner Geo. q. Perkins,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21


Tayisr. United States Csslecsor Of z,
kaso. Everybody hers ID eufhusiaztie
~ 70 the benefit to both eounfries 70 -
suit from this International excursiou
Of leading Mexican Newspaper nosu.
0oiieesoEs Of ths tive republics. A. n
Ease and Paso del Norts, vie with eaeh
other In eaosss 70 make this reception 4
great s1ccsss, and the Mexican Central.
and AtshisoR, Topeka 4 Santa Re rail.
Esys are using every possible means for
tue comfort and happiaess of the party.
ometal Kxamsa.sfsns.
WAmrUoToz. Jnns 30.GThe exsmi-
naflon OF Applicants for positions al
p.istofnce inspectors has bean Oonclud-
ed hlnety-swo applicants were exam-
med. Several days viii be required 10
desermins the standing Of the eandi-
dates.
The Postmaster General aecords In
tervievs 70 the w0uld-be inspeotors 70
d'iy, With view 10 forming an opinion
40 to their fitness for appointmeat from
personal observation.
Pe.amassers' Salaries.
The second annual adjustment of
psstmasters' salaries under the aes of
March Sd, 1884. and the first on the
basis OF the two cent rate Of postage
ior the four quarters past. has been
eompieesd. Cincinnati Is the only offiee
showing any considerable change In
compensation, and a reduction Of $1,000
salary there was eansed By q slight fall
Ing Oh In receipts. that made necessary
reduction Of the salary from &6000 20
5000. The annual adjustment Of
salaries Of presldential postmastefs has
been submitted 20 the Postmaster Gen
eral. IL shows the total number Of pre-
sidentiai postofiees July LIST viii be 22l.
decrease OF l22 compared With the
beRinning of the present fiscal year.
During the year twelve Offices became
presidential, and on July LIST ia Offices
val be reduced from presidential to
fourth elass- The aggregate annual
salaries Of ali presidential postsaasfsrs
Tor the next fiscal year will be g..
81 800.
shefmaa at -. PaaI.
IN. Paul, june Ex-senator Sherman
snA party arrived from the Pacific coast
this evening. They leave for the East
on Monday. The Senator says that
Hoadley 10 the strongest Democrat TO
oppose Foraker, bnt that the latter will
defeat him this time. while the Sem
ator had voted against the Chinese bill,
be says he IL nov glad it is Law, and is
satisfied, from . personal investigation,
thas there are qBlte enough Chinese on
tbs coass. and that the Influx Of such
aliens tends TO degrade labor.
Generai Grant.
hIoUUT MOGHzaoR, Jnns 0.-General
Grant did not sleep AZ well a. usual last
night, the intervals Of Weakening being
more frequent. DIR. Douglas called
once 20 clear the Generals throat after
be had taken food. THIS forenoon the
Generals voice was clear and his pulse
W, full, strong and regular.
Richard EzcnFy will net 20.
WAsHnssrox. June 20.-Riehard Hen
~ Stoddard In q rather peppery inter-
view in the Post says he will nes 20 as
Consul General 20 Athens.
Ansaher CslItery kxpissiea.
LONDON, June 20.-By an explosion
today IN Barley pit 81 Aptdale, North
Stafiordshire. 10 persons we're killed.
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La Center, located in Clark county,
W. T., now has four stores, two hotels
one harness shop, one blacksmith shop,
and saw and Rrist mill. The town al
present has Q population of absut 200
In July. 1874. q nambsr Of farmers naet
on the present site of the place and
organized Grange, which thsy named
La Center. A town was laid ont shortly
after and derived is name from the
cognomen of the Grange.
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NOTICE.

nKRsaNs REfsrsTKRED LAST
4 year Hiu not have % sppir for fexis-
fTzfion NEXT week unless hay have re-
moved % xsc<her .sr5. -
Clara city 81 Seattle.
Dksed J1Rs ~ lzzA l1<l9
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FOREIGN.
Ths ChsIera In Spain.


MAnEsD. June 20.--Official reports Of
the march Of The chsisra in spain for
the past - hours are a. fellows: In
Madrid, new cases s. deaths 1; Valencia
City. new 6ases Is, deaths Is; valsncia
Province, nes cases ~. deaths l3l;
Marcia City, new Gases liz, deaths 81;
Marcia provinces, new casas go. deaths
s.. usstle4on Provinee, nsw Gases, 81,
deaths 81.
ysse On sAe eanaaisn Paeifse Question.
OrfAwA. June e0.--At 2:sOs division
was taken ON the resolutions for the re-
lief Of the Canadian Pacific Railway,
whioli we're carried By avote OF 100 10 81.
GeHenaez wtms.
la LfsxnTkp. June 20.-Peaoe In
Salvador has been signed. Menandez,
who led the revolutionists, and who, 10
vas said. received assistance from
Guatlznala, has been made President.
fsc1sytnw feru.
CHslRArnIos. June 20.-Cacsrss hes
sent a.n efnmissary " General Mas. ask
ing fcT q Suspension ef hosfilitiss and
okferieg ta come 90 terms. The Minis-
YER Of Justice left today for the ints-
fior, with full pswer 70 negotiate. Il 10
helisved therefore that the whole OF
Peru vill sson be pacinsd.
slarse ysn xaaAs BesFeshea.
Inspcx. June ls.--It b reported that
Mnls Mary Van xandt Il engaged % Be
married % Q Russian Grand Daka. Who
met h,br IN a. Petersburg. and followed
her 10 Landon, whore the hetrothal was
agreed upon.
xhe Bead General.
RnRtzN, June l9.--Gensrai Manteuf
Eel vii Be buried withouf military hon
ora In asesrdanea with his own wiah.
The Kmperor william has thanked
ElnpelUF Francis Josef. Of Austria. for
the hanor Shown the Generals remains.
.knsshex mlnssfsy nsszIxns.
MAnnrD. June s0-Fhs Ministry has
resianta ia Consequences uf the decision
Of King Aifoas's - visa The cAoiera IN
feeisa disfFicts.
All ths ahopa have beer classa a. q
pfecAntion a8ainss choiers-
61xra asArrRDAx PoFuLan.~-The
yesterday aftsrnooa eaassrs uas thos-
oo1hly snioyAhla Miss Bertha No
IaarhIin played her nnmhess VITA
Eraen and akill thai va Ne adnnlratien
and appiause ef H. entire sndisncs.
Miss Shoray agpe&red In her Usual hap
~ and tasteful seieotkans. AtA Whit
ilssy. Ma. Makliakzn and Mf. MesA
Me(llAifs xsxs very pleasantly recefvsA
Ia their t1farss 1hs sceoHranzUsn1s
~ aEiss Thornayke aud Miss Han etd-
"a sauslA be ahe Fenditinn 81 tie dinSr-
srs nninbexsA Mr.. Yoanz as n12nAEeF
aud one ef he p<incipAl artists = ares-
ing In favax.
Hsaiy Karx, soa Of James A. kAxr,
uss folind dad IN his BID - hcquisn.
w. II. sAe oehsz aRy. A hrssher sap
pesine thai HENRY ksd csersispt ein-
elf wsHt ~ - awake aim and to1nd
him dead. A yeunR raAn NAMED La
Osn,pknii had slept u he sszns room
durinz ths pre>edink niEnt, and bad
Arlsen has . fe8 miEaaes nozeFe. and
A1d no1iceA nothinx unnzu&l. kArr w1s
Is yenis q 49, Iks canee - IL deat1
~ hsArt sissass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-21

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