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The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-18
LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Live stock Market.
UNION 5TocK-YARDe. March IL.
CATTLE J. Receipts, 100 head; rhipmenta 80 head

The local receipts were light; quality not good.
No choice grades on sale. II here would find ready
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Wheat-Lower; No 2 red. S5c Corn-No. 2 mixed,
4ec; No. white, 47c. Oats-3418c. Provisions
Shoulders 81 IS; clear rib, Sc so: clear, SIS IS.
Bscon-Shoulders, SIS 371z: clear nib 81; clear,
81 S7H. Hams-Sl0 25@n. Lard-eS so.
KANSAS CITY, March i7.-whest-Lower:
cash, Gle: April. 62c; May, 6s1<@6s5Sc; Corn
Lower; cash, Size; April, SlH93l3sc; June,
3ls4932c Oats-Dull and nominal a. 30c.
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OinottAlaus Hamilton aud Indianapolis.
Gin. DayM Tol., i:o Ssa connersv. Acc. soan
g., D., T. Adam Gin, r. q 81. LII :b0an
Conners,s Ace. 4:2bpm Gin. Acc .......... 5'00pm
C., d., H. AlN.f. :35pn Gin, u. Il -. l. 10 :4Opni
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-24
The Nerlhern Paciae ahIer,s,
FIRST LOCOMOTIVE ALONG THE
CffI fRoNT.

At 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. az
the locomotive A. A. Denny arrived
from Newcastle, bringing long train of
loaded coal cars after her, MIR. John
Weymouth informed Mr.. T. J. Miner.
the assistant superintendent If the
road, that the laying of the third rail
along the city front was completed as
far as the foot OF Columbia street. Mr..
Milner at oncs decided to run an en-
gine over the newly completed line, and
very wisely selected the A. A. Denny as
the most appropriate locomotive to wear
the honor of being the pioneer along
that line. Accordingly the engine was
hastily decorated With flags, and after
some eight or ten invited guests, who
chanced 10 be at the depot, had got on
board, the whistle was sounded, and
the Denny slowly rolled along over the
new piece Of road. The constant ring
ing of her bell as she moved along at
traeted large number OF people. and
shortly after, when she came to halt
at the foet Of Columbia street, there
were several hundred people congre-
gated there. j. O. Haiues, who 10 some
thing of a photographer as well as
lawyer, brought his camera to bear on
the crowd and locomotive, and succeed
ed in getting two or three very good
views. The track was originally laid
sta ndard gage, bot as there is no stand
ard gage stock here the road was use
less until the third rail was put down,
so that the narrow gage rolling stock of
the Columbia * Puget SQUAD Railroad
Company could be run over it. Mr..
Colmaa will, in very few days, estab-
lish retail coal yard on his block be
tween Colambis and Marion streets, as
coal trains can now run all the way to
his property.
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GRAYs HARRoR LumsEE rnesrrr
fHoquiam News. i

ltAoQufaAu NcN6
Daring the past year Gray's Harbor
has stepped into prominence as fast
growing commercial and shipping port,
and TO show that We are entitled 20 this
standing We give an estimated amount
of the volume of the lumber business
done, that Of Hoquiaw being actual,
and We also append the arrivals and de-
parture OF seaRotng crafts for that
period.
The Hoquism saw mill cot during the
year l0.515,51i feet. Add to this the
amount Of three cargoes shipped from
Cosmopolis 10 Portland and the amount
manufactured for local purposes by that
and other mills In this county, which is
estimated az about 2,500,00 feet. the To-
tal cut for 1884 would be nearly l4.O00
900 feet. At an average price of SO per
thousand this amount OF iamber would
be worth In the nei9hborhood Of $40.
600. Take from this am0nst $4,000,
the estimated value Of the lumber con-
suned N this county during 1884, IL will
leave the value of the lumber exported
al $ll5,000, nearly all OF which was
manufactured az Hoquiam.
In all twenty-five cargoes went from
Hoquiam mill in 1884.
The arrivals from eli ports In thia-har.
Dor during iSs4 we're: sailing sessels, .;
steamers and tugs. 50; departures were
sailing vessels, -; all others. ~. April.
May and Jane were the busiest In ship.
pine circles. there being ever shirfy ar
rivals and departures during those three
months, while October eas the dnllast.
Add to our lumber exports OF gill, ,0W
various eonsisnments OF live stock.
halter, wool, grain, fur, fisb, slaves,
nearly $4,000. Oar imports are vari.
oasiy estimated at from Sla0oO0 10
sI3s.0 OF watch amount breadstnffs
hoqais2 company sre Sue heaviest i'm
porters. their imports aRgze9AtinR about
e70.0oo.
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A cexaEcrrsS.
EDrrea POsr- r-IxrE1..lsEScEn ;

EprxeR Posr-IxrEI-IGKScKs
Iszv BY q local item in yoar columns
this morning. that | had given up tbs
contract for b1Ilding the cpera houss
IN Tictoris, B. O. Allow tne 10 correct
she naistake that 700 unintsnfsonally
made, By saying thai have NOS given
up the centrnca for the bailding before
mentioned, nor have any iatentisn oi
90 eoing. | took it 81 hgure fof which
kn0x u can be built. and notwitnsssnd.
Ing the spieen of some over there. vho
are isAloos Of AmerieAM enterpfiss,
propose 10 baild H. /. n. BEgx1ow.
SEATTLE. Jan- q. lscs.
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rakisA.

TN railroad tkis week pulled np
1n1ee n the old toun and established
e1d41kftsfa as tbs new. Il Is under.
H1ed sAAt ofdens have been given 10
es.s ~ fsfthsr stcgpAees here, either
MEt'E1t ~ passengers. This 10 What
y % ne termed SWING . place The 10
ussF Tyler. ol sha Hofss Heaven
E11. mas found on Tuesday last
aE'all v asAih He had left bis home
= . . nnsghlof's about six miles
~ &aa when ftasd was bat q short
1<< frum his destination. Owing
- assse foz ha had probably wala.
atsuf until overcome With fatigue
sntt and Ind, from appearances,
R1N V snake u hni in the f,aee- brush:
~ fliiad 60 light the matches,
~ esrs foaad hsside him. Yield
y w stnpoF uhi0h precedes death.
: ~ slmess wssiain speAkinR distancs
Wdrshap.
~ M ehinosk was the eanse Of sx-
n ~ sa<Rss In thu large streams. On
sllsczsx bridge below Judge Nel-
>ns near hNase lifted cut, and q
A4At streasn ca water was turtl-
~ Place, eating uf all easy
toleAison betsnsSn the houss and
-. - impedtsg travel upon abe
NC kursh,a tap tho river hadss
lslec'ed-tn serae instaaces tnrsl-
NEen IRON isa course, driving
li1ffs u Fubkish Qua of the banks
- iowsr tsnehss. Al the sAs,.
sefhe TIE Naichex laundering
~ hasm gss carriea away, and
~ soRs was Sustained. On
= saA kofees aIe reported IN Sc
5 .s - e eeyefal points halo4 town,
F1as1 asd natire OF less damage.
- ~ h'nal the range sre. On the
80 9rifA favorable. fsayond the
- - sloek hssi been suar,d in Good
skE-,-k Nc doing vel since the late
Mneoas another keAyv fAli
49,: 1IHk q illht region will pull
Az y Heod shape. wish no usoTs
q u8sEd iaea tln this eide OF the
~ ssensisiefatlls stock q being
H ~ sszppis af iced ID snficsent
- snntaeh Ehai class ca animals
- Nseti ef aitesiiaa. More feed Il
g. - par, and With the settle.
n n. za Improvement Of iha cauntry
s,s.-.s. - =. ~ stoet upon the range de.
n ~ eeaeeqesatiy the pet cent. Of
- se.in sncstsdiag winter xill be
- -. y Z. Allan reports some loss
&Ss - 3ead q Snipes a Allea. bas
4Ss.- - lces eocse the Avaraes. All
~ I. ss1.naeEeds tksrs 10 liiiie tear
enss1,~ " heps fes in the fskima
fsklsss ssslN@l.
i sF------.s --.s~------
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toe protscsiouist reaction IN Germany,
France and knssia- The suggestion Is
made In ths communication that Hsl
and and Belgian aeceps the English
tarIn, and thereby ovsreorne the snIy
real dithcaity TO the union.
Hard aa Wsrk-
TEx HAGCE. Jan. 2.-Dr. J. aeem-
skeek. President Of the Council and
Minister of the Interior, ia preparing
oili 10 increase the nGmber Of deputies.
Marie fan LandG.
PAKIs. Jan. 2.-Mme. Van ZAndt
Will be the leading lady Of Prsnch opera
al the Gaiety ,commepsine June 8. She
will appear in I.akme. Mianon. and Mi
raille-
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To assure the perfect digestion and
assimilation Of food. and 20 cure chronic
Dyspepsia, Indigestion. flataienoy Sour
stomach. 6ickheadzche, etc use De Hs.
ven's Dyspepsia Core. II never fails 60
effs1t q eure. and is superior 10 all medi-
eines offered 90 the public for these trou-
bles. sample bottles free ut A. b.
Sr4wahTis drug store.
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40 Mere supplies from neaskeng.

No Mere supplies from Hsaekeng.
HoSGKosa, Jan. "a proclamation
was issued here directing attention to
sectios 10 of the foreign enlistment act,
which the proclamation says will be en-
forced. The section provides that in
case of war between two nations with
which England is at peace, men ef-war
Of neither Of the belhgerents shall be
furnished With equipments or supplies
In British psrts-
Eyerythins Lsveiy.
BuKxos AYREs, via Galveston, Jan.
8-The increase of armed bodies Is
regarded as seditious against the Gov
ernment. The Chief OF Police has
armed his force with Reminotons. The
people are quiet and no one is thinking
Of revolution. kilograms from Rio an
nounre shat the Government OF Brazil
has accepted she mamorendum present
ed by the Argentine Minister.
~ the Eang Tse kiaaa.
LONDON, Jan. PA dispatch from
Shanghai says that Chinese squadron
has assembled the Yang Tse kianR.
lnaenaity Reduced.
A native papcr announces that the
09tMI1I N19sNA A4AAtCtAN 9H8 AaeI& tOts<& ~
the treaty between CoFea and Japan,
and the indemnity 20 be paid japan by
Corea has been reduced TO 500, 100.
An 0ymtten.
MAnBII,. Jaa. 22.-The King vas given
an ovation on his return 10 Madrid
There vas sorchiight procession from
the railway station 20 the palace.
Many sentinels and travellers In Spain
have been froxeu 10 dssth, and peasants
have bean pursued into the villages BY
wolves.
The Awfut Avsiaaeke4
PAEzz, Jan. zs.--An avalanche os
eurfeA al Metvulles, in tEe department.
OF the pantes- Alps. ssd crushed Q
church in which were uambsr OF vor-
shippers. All we're buried under the
snow. and also twenty WORKING Ia o
marble quarry near By. volunteer
foree b nou engaged in DIGGING out the
victims.
BkanTx, Jan. 2.--It is officially an
noaresd shat the EmpcFor William has
entirely reesvered frou his recent III
| ness.
Anxiety On ReGara % stewart.
Lospox, Jan. 2.-The war office has
resolved No news concerning General
SteuArs's advance since the aoroxnt Of
/ the battle ef SATURDAY. The absence OF
news sauses considerable anxiety. Ths
heads Of the wu Department mss -
noon today with Earl Marley. undsr
seerutary Of State for War, prssiding,
l h consider the ntnAtson.
erect sf the Aaxis-italtaz Alliance
( RoMx. Jan A-ll u rumorsd hsse
thst France. in6neaeed By the agree
nent which EsRiAnd and Italy havs en-
tered inso. vill agree 10 Hedtfy hsr
Rcypsian policy. u Esgiand reoogni.e
fhe Preach oocnpatfen of funls.
nees nss Cesssaer % q xicssrJ.
PAsss. Jen. 8 --Rpusifs~ Fsssasfsr
conslders the result OF tue battle be
tzssn stewards sroops and Arab rebels
Al Abe Klea Wells N, eheck
% he advances of sha EnEiish sroaps 70
Khsrtanm. and says Il trsEnbaes for the
fsie of 6enersl ssswkrt's forces.
cnssems rnfsaa smkzesssa.
| PAxrs. Jan. x2-Motinsr. tAs vel
knsgn writer upun political eoozo<ny
IA 4 commanicatiOn 70 the IIssess 4rees
shsf EnrlAna, Bslcium nnd Holland. .ths
.nlx fres trads counsrtsA hnk then
srlvcs to2ethef n en-fonzs sea<ae tik'
- German xnli Fel,1zr. and c0snoAi
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SyRmKsrs' NV Tuapoar.- The new
iron steam tug Relief, beionging 20 the
Oseanio Steamship Company, arrived IN
this port on "Wednesday night, " days
from Philadelphia. or 81 days stsanine
time. Captain ID. n. Haskell, formerly
commanding the tus Alert OF the sans
company, br0n9ht her out from her ma
rins birthpiase. Cramps shipyard.
Philadelphia. The Relief is one Of the
finest taas ever seen in tais bag. She
Is buils In thss atannehest manner, Il OF
iO.2 ,ons burihsn, i23 feet in length BY
~ feet beam. and has double compound
engines OF - hy 10 inches cylinder and
~ iaohss stroke. She ts furnished with
Cramps pateat steam gear. HE screw
makes revelations averaging s6 per
mia nte, and ihe furnaces consume about
EIGHT tous ef elal daily. There - room
fer Is tons of coal ian the bankers. A
vrscklng pump has . capacity OF I've
tons per nasnGts snd can throw 80 fees.
Below, forward. are eight eood hahks
for officers. With the oaptaiD's Fooos ad'
ioining on the stArboafd side. and the
nrsf ofiicef's on the port Besew, Aft.
are bunka for the crew. hack OF and
cunnectine With the pilot -hoose y fns
russn for eAqlAin or psi~t, and ferthef
aft swo boats swing from the dAytss.
Tha ofifeers are; Captain, Hasksll. ktrsi
Officer, Iscns; second OfheeF, Gavin
Chef Eaxineer, Iingisndi First Asstst'
ant Thoinen. The hremen numoei
four and the crew the same. The kstisf
viii taks she place Of The Alert. and the
latter will be dispatched next week "
Hannlula for aervice ak the isiands- Ght
| - tn.. hriness news ef the wreck oi
r. Chilian eorvests Cordiisefa sn Dee
| issh. Al Eden HaFesr. Saith's S0und
striking focls and stAssnG noie amid
| 49, Tha Corsiillefa wns lying VIA
hox GOA and stern sunk. The Relsei
looks rather siorm ossAfen nov. o9t wi
| ~ urs~ensAhls IN few days. p -4ife
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wArca wszk.

special sttentisn paid te tks repair Of
gr2phs spit snd qnarter seconds, re-
ps&ting aud striking watehss. marine
chrunome,ers. ffsneh cloeks. etc. ste.
Alss osAer time pieces thst othsrs have
failed 30 make 90. We give . sfrica
eaazantee Of ssti<factien os return TIE
money paidA ktNRkIG 4 Son, isadinS
Jewellers Of Paeet sound. Rryes Open
Hcae Eiock. seAttls. W. T. tasdw
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Cali for Staue's BIsnasd Coaee. .vhieh
b shs besE brad of lava and Mocha
The eHxsr u delixhffai. wkizs the prine
Cor hi9h zrads Cozse u veg nodsrats.
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Hard aa Werk
PACIFIC COAST.
The Miserable Matineer..

YUMA. Jan. Z3.-Govsrnor vilIaQrana
Of Lover California, with tws oficer.
from Ensenda, Gss arrived here. They
we're accompanied BY q forse Of twenty
men, and on the way encountered q
division of Mexican mutIneerx killing
one and capturing nine. Yillsgrana's
object 10 to secure the return of the
prisoners captured by American troops
Doubts are expressed wAetEer this can
be done. Ii is believed that Lieut.. Nc
Donald will succeed today IN capturing
or killing the remainder of the gang.
More Treabie fer TyIer.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 23.-Charles p.
Duane. well known all over the coast ss
one of the earliest pioneers and a
former State Senator, threatens to bring
suit against g w. Tyler, claiming that
Tyler has collected 5000 for sales of
land, which have not been accounted
for.
Democratic Caucus Nominee.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 22.-GeorRe Hearst
received the joint Democratic caucus
nomination for United States Senator
this evening On the nineteenth ballot,
receiving IL votes. against HeHley's IL
and Summers 2. The nomination Was
made unanimous.
The Nerthern Pacific Objects.
SAN FRAscIsoo, Jan. 3.-It is stated
this morning that the Nerthera Pacific
will refuse 20 sign the agreement entered
into at the TranscontinentaI meeting
held IN this city unless the per cent.
they are to paw to the southern roads is
rebatea. The claim is based on the fact
that without the Oregon Railway and
Navigation steamers the southern roads
would have no Portland connection.
The amount Of rebate is not known, but
Is believed to be in the DeighborhoOd Of
One-shird.
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE,

THE LIVING AGE HAS BEEN PUB
Il lished for more than forty years, and
has met with continuous commendation
and success.
A WEEKLY MAGAZINE. it gives Sc
numbers Of 81 pages each. or more than
Double-column octave pages Of reading
mat er yearly. II presents in an inexpen-
sive fern. considering its amount OF mat
ter. and with n combined freshness and
completeness nswhere else attempted.
The best Essays Reyiews Criticisms
Serial and short Stories. sketches Of
Travel and Discovery, Poetry, Scien-
tific. Biographical. Historical and
Political Information. from theen-
tire body OF Foreign Periodical
Literature. and from the
pens OF the
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....s...ssusl cards q per moath tof one
~ Al % ser month for oaerhaK inch.
-E n celIss . line for one inssirtton.
20 sesss 8 line per month
..~Srrssl Advertising. vi per inch for
-. md q per month.
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Thoroughbred Poultry.

fT,HE CITIZENS OF WAsHISGToN
Il Territory are hereby informed that
Bainbridge Island, has q small lot OF
brown Leghorn Chickens for sale. at the
following low rates: Male birds. each,
e SO; per trio. $6. The above named
birds are as fine as any on the American
Continent. r NJ. HosKINSUN.
Post Once. Blakely, W. T. jaidw3m
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.cyERrIsInc RATES
s.oR DAILY,

....-aa.sl cardA - per month Tor enc
49, n ar ns0nth for ene-hsh inch
- sEszs - IA ents line for one insertion.
- ! - fgr six insertions. and ~
- 4 he pef gAontn. g.~,. n o.n.. an
dnisFc4ai edFssslse FnsniS 49,: = osn,s so, - -
- q. -. n "a iueh for two weekA. $50
80 en,s.~.x and e3 per month
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- assse This sssd every satariAy
n b = v ~ ~ fooms ol the Olive So
-. ssilHors's Aall. Fsons ana
n Iszk GsaA mnsic, AamisI.
y asntlsspsn and laaies
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REMOVED -.

DRS. SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
IL removed their office from the Cole
man building to the new Poncin build.
ing, on Front street tNo. $50. second
story dSl I'm
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No HAsp Trxm Foz WoNKx.--Ar.
"a W. crane, OF sAe Washington Terri
tory Empieynaent Barsan. has eeen IN.
ahle lor the la.sf fsa days 10 Oil all ths
orders fos women help Al the oesi pay.
ipe wsQes. me fair sex ssoaid avail
themssaycs az taking tbssR cnaiee Of
positsons froxn amone stGhs 81 TIE nrs'
families az seattle and vscinity. Ar
Crane doea the lzreezs besinees n rens'
inQ hoses and rooms q any one q %.
ems. Dssnt lst yoar prepsrsy sls idss.
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FOREMOST LIVING WRITERS

Ihk AbLksT AND MOST CULTIVATED IN
!ld aEL.LsCIs. ss,l IN overy aepArtnent on Litera
sare. Science, ronslGs ana AZ ma ex,
Rtesssoh N me Perleolcal s - ntera5nre Of
Ihk LiVlSe Aek. FORMING four large
solulnes yseri iurnlsneS rom tne great
ahd senerany inaccesslsle mass OF TINS
nIeraloLe tnS ohiy oomPiiauon that
~ rp1 Ny roaS arsSta, =, ~ - sat.sihc
sory n tne NOMfLEI ~ E.So Hltn which
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every one WHO wishes to keep pace with
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une; OF 20 cniusass IN himself or MS
lamis kener1i Ahsotl'senoe anu hterery
taste.
OphntOns.
NEARLY the whole world af au,hor.
and yriters appear IN THr I.fvfNG aes
In their hest mooda Art scienoe ana
literature find fresh and elauuent exnres.
sson n its nages frorr an. rss,,s ~ th.f -,
writers Of the day and ft,e reader T n kes,, r;
well abreast OF tke currenf Thought al tke
sre'-Bosfon JournsI. ''''
m has nov fnr msnx YEAR. heId The ar,
onIy po.si f,le ehiection fhat cnsId - ur.,..'s
10 IL x the immsnse p snonnt ~ Sesains, ~ n
giveS There q nothiuz nofewort Nv IN
science, ART. literature. biography, phfIos-
ophy. or religion. that cannot he fos,nd n
h. il reader are supDlted vita fhe h.es, =,
literature 81 The dsy. YChurrhman. Ny
It mav he tfufhfniIv and eorsiIallx s.ii
that n never offsrs q ary a. vafueIes-
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bioxranhy. fiction. .cisnee. ,sris,oinna
hIsforv poetry tr1ve7s uhasevsr ,,,en =
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bishcs mere Tor the rnoney Il costs sh~n
any oshsr periodical wifhin our Know.
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amy AND WEEKLY,

...s.,ssnsi cards y psr month tor one
~ IS oar month fer one-hAif Inch:
~. s..is Il ceffs d line for ons week. and
Z .>.rss 4 line per month.
= -. - II advertising. " an inch for
" 80 30 - m inch per month.
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MORAN BROS,
MAcHINIsTs AND ENGINEERS,

kALKkS ~ MILL AND sTKAxBoAT KsggxKRg ei,ppIrra
~ ne SAhEr
- - 1oaHas also Hoo 2sd
So sAs sssaaa Mas~sn r,
~S~ ha
AAeAine urxs &11
vssisvs wharf, feet eeasla street. seassiss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-24

=, ACKNOWLEDGMENT PUB. co
sssssik June 70 isca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-24
everything Lovely.


NAnBIIs. Jaa. S2.-The King vas given
an ovation on his return 10 Madrid
There was soEchlight procession from
the railway station 10 the palace.
Many sentinels and travellers IN Spain
have been frozen 10 dssth, aud peasants
have becn pursued into the villages by
wolves.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-24

PAnrs. Jan. x2-Motinar. tie vel
knsgn writer upun political esono<ny.
a 4 caumauisafioa 70 the Ifsses. 4rges
th.,f Enrsand, B1lcium and Holland. Tbs
.nlx fr1~ frads coankrisA link thsD-
sriSes toaeshef u Q sn<t0nzs ieA<ae iiks
tAe G<rmAn xnli Heixsr. and coaaoAi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-24

PARss, Jaa. E.--An avalanche os
cured al Metvulles, in tEe department
OF the pantes Alps. ssd crushed .
church in which were q uambsr OF vor-
shippers. All we're buried under the
snow, and also twenty WORKING ID Q
marble quarry near BY. A volunteer
forcs b nou engaged in dieRins ous the
ezafiuaa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-24

Pknzs. Jen- - --hsPueffgHs fs-sn<l.asf
roussdsrs the result OF tue battle be
txssn ssswartss sroops and Arab rebels
as Aba kles Wells IN zirrencsiishie ensck
"a the advances Of sha Eneiish tEoaps 70
Kh.rtann. ana says 4 trsmbass for the
fsie AZ Genersl saswkrt's torcseL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-11-11
Peculrarities OF Sea Water.

A chemical examination Of wat er
brought up from great depths in the
Mediterranean proves, as suspected
that the deep sea water is more salt
than that at the surface, though
nothing can be found to show the
existence OF a bed Of salt at the bot
tom to produce snch extra satura-
ton in fact, strata of water of less
density are met with below those of
greater density. Thus it appears
that the outer current in large part
carries with it the excess ofsalt pro-
duced by the surface evaporation. the
cause of the circulation being due,
it is believed, to hydrostatic action.
That is, the water Of the Mediter-
ranean is continually losing by evap-
Grafton in larger amounts than is
returned to it by rains or rivers, and
consequently, the inflow from the
Atlantic must take place to keep up
this level. If this inflow consists Of
fresh water the total quantity Of salt
in the Mediterranean would remain
the same, and the density, therefore,
would undergo no increase but as
the upper current of salt water
brings in certain quantity of salt in
addition to that which the Mediter-
ranean basin previously contained,
the density of this water is increas-
ed,and a column oft reached TO any
given depth becomes heavier than a
corresponding column Of Atlantic
water. the excess of downward pres
sure consequently displacing the
the lower portion of the column of
water, which will flow outward as
an undercurrent.