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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

The Princess di Ga'atro = only tine daughter
by adoption Of Nj MacFay; her father, DR.
BRYANT, was her mothers first husband Mis-
Eva. as she IS called, was born il Caiifornis
about y years ago Since 1874 she mas lived
with her mother in Paris, for the purpose q
pursuiBz her studies, which have been ex-
cee1ingly thorough Besides study OF tie
arts. she has become & thorough hnguist,
speaking with facility five languages, She IS
also an accomplished musician snd possessed
Of fine voice The fortunate young prince
who secures this lady belongs to one Of the
most nlustrious families If italy. He is q.
accomplished, speaking tie English langrage
flucrtly He IS the owner Of the yacht
Sappho, and a. present M officer in the Italian
army, from which II is exPec,ed be will re
sign and make. with his bride, an exterded
to4r thraggh this country
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

A New York prisoner was recently SEN
fenced to twelve years in the penitentIary
for stealing 25 cents.
The average charge for the passage of
ship through the Suez canal is estimat-
ed at about 900.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14
They are Not Sorry.

There is one thing nobody regrets
that is the day thay first adopted Parker
Tonic as their regular family medicine.
It's range is so wide, and its good effects
so sure, that nothing else, except good
nursing, are needed in great majority of
cases. Buy it, try it, and afterwards ii
will not require any praise from US.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

1--WE have met the enemy and they are
ours, said Commodore Perry, thus tell
ing the story of the battle of Lake Erie,
And it is also fact that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup is no sooner used than the cold is
conquered aud the cough disappears.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14
= Plot t. Blow Up the Mtnneapoli,
Tribune.

RosToN, Feb IA Minneapolis special
to The Herald states that a reporter Thurs
day overheard a knot of dynamite sympa
timers discussing plan to blow up The
Minneapolis Tribune building. 1t was stacel
that Ie head miller of the Pilisbury "A
mil lad received a warning that the mill
IS t. he Down to atoms aad he reports thai
several Of his w0rkmen would not work
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14
GORDONs DEATH CONFIRMED.
An Arabian Document which Leaves No
Runlp for

LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from Korti
says one Of tie British soldiers
picked up On the field of bat
tie Tuesday letter from the
governor Of Barber in which he states that
khartoum fell by assault Jan. 2G, and that
tho Traitor Gordon was killed in the fight
The letter closes with the words Praise be
10 Allah
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

Rev ORLEANS + u. II. Thursday the
celebration Of The centennial Of cotton ex-
portation wa- held a he rx?o4. on 1le
hundred years ag1 On shat day
the first hale Of cotton YVES expartal 6
Great Britain. The bull ing was czaw ai,
and speeches wsre made 10y Henry Waiter
son, F. c. Morehead and Director Genera
Burke
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

LONDON, Feb. A. A d spatch from korti
says: Col Sir Eedvers Ruiler viii probably
attack Metemneh next Sunday. The rebels
are taking no aggressive Steps.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14
Tnden Mants nIanninr In thn CaI,inet

New York Feb. IA special to The
Mail and Express says that NJ. Tiiien is
very strongly in favor OF Daniel Manning
for a cabinet position, bat Manning
himself holds back. Talk is also setting in
the direction Of Mcdonald of Indiana, and
his chances seem to be growing.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

Have given Tongaline thorough trial
in seven cases of neuralgia. Secured re
lief in from one to four hours. " 4.
Johnston, NJ. D., Raleigh, Ind.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

There are now nearly seven million
children in the United States who do not
know their letters.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

Nearly I'll the colored inhabitants of
Athens, Ga, are said to be enthusiastic
prohibitiOnists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

Il gladly testify TO the merits of Athlo-
phoros as a specific for rheumatism. "a.
Meyers, driver for L. S. Express c., N.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14
CANTHEPAIn BE Relic led

Mr.. Benz. T. Congdor, Randolph; n Y writes;
Mrs. Mary j. Wilcox is using, a EH =
now continually for lglg-etanding llnalA4444s-
tory rheumatism probably her case y lllcuIagie,
but nothing else gives her such rellel Lfoul us
excruciating pains as ATELoPHoRos."
NO medicine has ever been produced that
he's been SO successful as
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14

Treatise On blood and sim diseases W0Tl1 ITIo
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. At.su'., Gs,
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1885-02-14
{: &C RI

rIATISG Il expressive OF the most intense
pain, and vet sufferers from rheumatism ana
Neuralgia say Is does not express the agony
they endure.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
ORDINANCES.
n AA1-sa1

OnpAlAECho-
To pay bills. Adopted.
Cemetery ordinance, referred to Com
nitsee on Public Buildings to Ill blanks.
Ordinance 10 regulate the sale of In.
toxloating liquors Was adopted upon the
following vote: In favor of adoption
FRYE, Latimef, Northnp, kinssArt,
Snyder and Sox. Against CLANCY and
fesler.
To repeal ordinances No. $50. Adopted.
Toprovide license for billiard tables,
30. Adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ordered that Street Commissioner be
instructed to examine foot OF Wall
street, aud 20 open said street for use OF
IRE engines, II practicable.
Councilman Latimer resigned as
Chairman of Committee on Public
Buildings. Accepted, and Councilman
snyder appointed TO I'LL tue Vacancy.
Councilman Harrington was instruct
ed t. receive tenders for bose carts AND
hose from san Francisco and Chicrgo.
The Judiciary Oommitsee Teturued
the petision Of Mary Costello without
action. Laid on table.
Claims were presented against James
street grade fpnd by Welt It Tsrnrr,
Peter Naltoni and J. Row. Referred 90
street COMMITTEES.
Contractor on Fifth street wss grant
ed an extension Of ti0e, ~ February %
lsss. in which to hnish grade.
Ordered that the Judiciary Commit
tee be Instructed 20 examine contract
or's bond on James strest. and report
action In Council.
A motion vas made 10 retnstste On
Ger Webster, and Was Loaf upon the fol-
lowing vote Ayes-Northup, hinehArg,
snyder, Sox. Moss -lianey, FRYE, La.I-
meT, Yeaier and the Mayor.
A motion Vas made 20 dismiss Officer
Webster. and vas lost upon the follow
ing vote Ayes-Q Clancy, Frye, Lsti-
mer and Yssier. Noea-Nerthnp, Rine
hart, Soy and 5ox.
The Committee on Public Buildings
gas Instructed 10 secure fhe buiidinQ In
rear Of Bsli's Hotel for engine houss.
Ordered thai . city lamp be sold 10
the Brunswick Hotel.
Ordered that the Street Commissioner
be Instructed 10 place w. @. La'imer's
name on the Gay roll OF street labofers
| for such period rs he shall determins.
Ordered that 9 Ras lamp be placed 81
corner OF Prant and James sircets.
Ordered that Gas Committee be In
struessd 20 put IN gas lamp at esrnsr
OF jackson and eixth streets.
TIE ordinance 20 Aathersze eonstEue-
ton OF street railways vas sdoPted.
Adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

ae y good man. works hard for a
ep~A; so7ennes Two or thrse weeks.
sno mink that ne eel along all right.
o0t Az OF sodcea be viIl 60 into tozn
'oo sandsy, take q drink, ees drunk
sn1 not De Aote TO ~ogk again for ssy-
efa days. The Consequence IL. nv
ioo,t@en year old son aud nuyself have
70 nppot tbs family, and ve have
saH VOTE 70 DO II, soDetlmes' Now.
M. mayor II this man 10 prevented
ifoaa 2eetins drunk OF Sunday, il will
a1ass q srdsf times for the saloon man.
ana better times for the butcher AID
oasef, Tor instead Of spendinz his mo
n7y Tor Sniskey, be will spsnd il for
food and clothes"
oouScILMAx RErxHAET
FayOred the ordInanss. He said. A
Jaw y ausf az strong A. the pnblic senti-
neHs behind il 10 strong. m no1vs.
nnent leading to the passage IF this or.
dinaBse sss grown out Of AZ se0rea.iy-
inscienee on the part Of the liuuof deal
era, and b. felt il vas time a hah vas
being called. He vas not there 20 ira
daoe or Iniurs any uasp. or at OF mar
hs considered tue ordinance a. p,s-
pared by the ATTORNEY not a. iui1rv IN.
a cement 70 the liquor dealers. He vas
not going 70 lice se men 70 do a thing
and then abuse them for doing il. ii.
Vss willing to vote for the ordin .nos.
and give IL far trial.
c. p. cLAsCT,
VINO made the opening speech, was per.
United TO make the closing. He said
l vas raised IN the prohibitory STATE Of
Maine, where we used to have Method.
lss REVEALS or camp meetings, and I've
asen more drunken men, women and
siris ss1und those camp meetings than
! ever stw IN Seattle. One enterprisipo
fellow pot barrel of vhiskey on a bill
and fuu AZ underGr ouad pipe down
70 tos camp meeting grounds, where
ne liquor Vas sold by the bottle or
dfink. he worked this for a year. bot
aaally got caught. Talk about stopuing
Deopis from drinking by Law, why /
newer vii forget my last Sunday at
home. was then IL years old. There
sete rs boys out on The upper bridge.
Two Of them we're sent 10 q town four
miles OF 20 bny some gin, Thew same
back Sith two bottles, and wben church
fas out, and people were crossing the
bridge, these boys we're all wat
We Soald call 10 Seattle "stinko
pinko. The trouble IL people spend
90 much time preaching. and taking
bout thsir nsiRhbors, aud not enough |
n attending TO their owe business and |
'aisinR their families properly. hope
he ordinance won't pass"
On calling the roll the ordinance
passed BY tne following vote
fes-frye, Latimer, Northnp. Rine- |
hart and sO1.
Ns-elancy and Yesler.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
WASHING Ton.
rhe IaaIaa Appropriated sit,.

WAsHIsoToa, Jan. l6.-rhe Iadiau
Appropriation bill agreed apBn by the
honse Committee on Appropriations
provides for An appropriation of g.
6b4.l36. The estimates aDount to 81,
SS-,O40. The appropriation made at tue
last session OF CONGRESS for tue present
nseal year vas 81. SIS, l03. The bill pro-
vides for fine and Imprisonment when
ever any person shall furnish any Indi-
al guns or ammunition, except she civ
lliZsd indians Of the Indian Territory.
The President IN empowered 20 disarm
suon Indians when, in his Judgment, IL
may seem best 10 preserve the peace and
prevent depreciation. The bill further
provides for toe punishmen. by fine and
imprisonment Of parsons introducing
ardent spirits Into the reserv 4tions.
AZ Half Mast.
Ehs President has directed shat the
haRs on the Executive Dep ITtmsnts 10
Washington Ire placed at half mast to
morrow IN respect to the memory OF ex
Vice President CJlfax. whose funsral
takes place 81 that day.
sabin's sub.tttate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. i6.-jsuator ga
bins sab Stisuts for the bill for the re-
lief ri homestead settlers provides that
settlers on the pnbiis lands under the
homestead laws shall be entitled 10 a
year from the date of entry OF the lands,
within which 10 establish al actual ra4i-
denoe upon the lands.
q DsfBea,t Position for Arthur.
Il appears TO BE- the intention Of some
msDbers OF Congress to harness the
President With q veto OF the bill for the
retirement of Grant. fhs bill watch
passed the senate does not contain the
name OF anyone. bus it Is understood
THAI che House will lay this bill aside,
and pass the bill containing Grants
nans which passed the senate at the
last session. II this bull IL passed the
President will be compelled 20 veto IL on
the same ground as the FitZ John Por.
ter bill. General Slooum, IN an inter
view. said he would call mp the senate
bill 10 retire Grant on the firss oppor-
tunity, and would push IL through the
House. The President would tneu be
compelled to retract his objections to
the Porter bill or veto the Grant bill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
In ADMIRALTY,

TINTED sTATkS OF AMERICA.
~ II mira Judicial District Of Washing
toa Territory. Sc.
where's A bel was flled In the Dis.
trfct Court Of the Third Jadici-l District
Of &ashingt n erritory, no ding terms
at seattle. an said District on the 3oth day
Of December, 1884, by Robert Aliand
against the ship. or vessel Iity o. Brook
iyn, her tackle, apparel ant furniture. 81
leging. In sabst Q. that tbs said Rob r.
Anand ship ed in and on poa of said
hip or vessel on the LIST day OF Novem-
Der. 1884, and In the service thereof as
mariner. at the wages of IS per month,
md continued n said servios snIl tie
Ith dag OF DsoemheT. 1854, inclusive, O d
that there Is now dua him fur such ser
wee. over q d . owe all payments and
Just deductions the sum OF $sl 50. and
praying process a. aims said hip. her
tackle, etc. and that said ship. her tackle
etc. may be condo uned and sold 70 pay
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the
mohition. under the seal OF said Cou {. 10
me devoted and deliN cred. ! do hereby
give public notice IN all persons c ain Ing
tn said ship or weasel. her tackle. APP
paTei and furniture. or 10 any manner In
.erested therein. that they do appe-r be-
fore ala District G urt, 10 b. held In said
city Of Seattle. on Monday. the ID day OF
February. lssS provided the same shall
be day Of Jurisdiction. otherwise on the
next day Of juHisd etaon thereafter. then
AMI there 10 fnt'rps &c their cia ms sEd to
make heir allegsTions IN thru behAif.
Dated this January 9 ia
United States MAr.hai Tor washington
By e. n. hoPxiss. deputy.
J, I Ronald and =. J. Humes proctors
for HbellaAt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
UNION LIVERY STABLE

THE BEST SADDLE HORSES
L nHess carriages hacks and bu,xRies,
TO hire 81 any and ali times. az mott rea-
soma BILE rates
Horses boarded by the day. week or
month. and the best care guaranteed
PHILLIPS 4 SEARA
Proprieto's Com nerciai street. opposite
The Adingtoa snss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

HAVANA AND SEED CIGARS
IL Manufactured and kept In stock. In
large quantities,
Dealers viii find IL to their advantage
to buy directly Of IA. IS we sell strictly
for CASH. hence our prices are very low.
The cash system enables Us TO sell cheap
Goods sent Q. D ID. to any part Of the
coast
Cigars manufactured te erder In any
desired shape and packed In aay style 70
suit customers. my7 dwtf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
INSURANCE :,GE,CF.

THOMAS R HUMPHREY. REPRE-
ming the besf American and For
eign Insurance c Jmpanies IN the Terri
tory. has rem wed his OH e 20 Lyons'
Book sore No. III Front street. opposi
smiths Jewelry store. oo90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

SRST-LR Jan- Is. lss5.
council met last sveuino uorsnsnt .e
~ fress1t-His Honor he Mao
3onn Lssry. aud COuneilzen Clsncx
rye Sostnop SnydeE. SEX. Lstirner
Iesaef asd RinehaFt.
PEzzTIoss EncKzvxD.
? Ltoa trustees Of Seattle Lodge. No. !.
v. " r., for rebsiing taxa p.ld.
fTooa frs Conpany No. 4. for q ars
From z. Scott. for osrsain repair. n,
fine street. Referred 80 Street Coz
mittee. N-1
COMMUNICATIONS AND KKpoRrs.
From CLERK, Askins for registration
books. Granted.
From Clerk. shoxiaR in5eh,ednsss
From Treasurer, rotoruiuo tar roiI ~,
lro5; also semi-annusI report- F,lsa
Cisfk Vas instructed : 70 tarr the tar
roll over 20 the Treasurer, ana amer
warrant required by Law.
ooMaTrTxE KEFoErs-
From special Committee on Fire De-
partment, making the folIovinG report;
JANUARY IS, 1855.
To TIE Hon. the Mayor za9 Cossy,o,,
tsEEcaI u TIE Cay or .SsattI<-GNu
xES; Your committee, TO whom WAS
referred the matter relative 70 the Firs
Department. Of this city, beg leave 20
recommend
Flrst-Thst Chief OF Fire Department
receive a salary Of $3.50 Der annum.
SScond-Ihat engine No. 2 and eouip-
Aents De Transferred 70 Company No, 4
North Seattle
Ihird-rhat the Council procure two
hand hose carts, chain gear. with fnn
also 100 feet Maltsse
cross hose, With improved ooupIinrs
two brass hose pipes: two IN bras hoss
nozzles; tVo brass hose uozzlss. and
hose cart torc2es for uss Of the too
hose Companies to he organized by ,hs
Chief of Fire Department.
Fourth - That Engine CoupSnv,s
room, No. ?. be arranged for tie use of
the bose and hook and ladder comma
oses; thai room on sacOad q AZ of CITY
hall be also suitably furnished for use
of said companies that the Tailor and
lAnitor be instructed to take charge of
The companies rooms, and Keep the
property IN order and ready for serylce.
1ndef the direction OF ths Chief of
Fire Department.
Fifth That Chief of FIRE Dspart-
nent detail men to work the steam FIRE
Engine belonging to Ssattis Coal and
OF Company, should its |
1se be required at any time.
Sixth-That a suitable Office desk he |
procured for Engine Company No. l.
Respectfully submitted.
W. q. LArInER, Chairman,
Report adopted.
Committee on Sewers report a sewer
% Iolomoia street, and reject Petit II
n j. u. COlman. Adopted.
From Street Committee, submitting
treet railroad ordinances for N. X.
iruelle. Ordinance made special order
or next regular meeting.
FOB LICENSES RERERRED.
Charles +. o hars, A. l.. Alden, ShAw
I Agar, 4. kersey, John Nc ann.
small q AcAasssr, BItIner 4 Iheilsr,
Iames M.les, fserson 4 hinck. Andred
1unn d 70.
LICENSES ORDERED ISSUED.
John Collins, +. Claus, Oliver Ber-
lard, Jas- N. Sufith, Chas. q. Steinwes,
=. Dliier. George Melster, rnomAs d
Morgan.
On the call of yeas and nays the vote
Fas: Iu favor OF kranting said licenses,
Frye, Latimer, RIneusft, sox,
snyder anu lesleI; against, Northup.
Ine matter OF Inomas Auderson's
Ian f.k.i
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
PACIFIC COAST.


San FRAxcrsoo, Jan ls.-Wright Ls-
rny vas hanged today - half 90 II
On August IS, 1858 be decoysd Nicholas
SkeFrsss. an Ased capita iss whom be
had personally kno9n Tor 9 long time,
inss one Of Skerrettis egpty houses on
the pisa that be wanted 10 rent is. While
inside be soid Skesrsst thai he would
Hill him unless hs gave him q cneck for
= safss ansunl Sksrrust refused. L.
roy theA kaocked him down. sstEsd hun
eS TIE throst and while eontinaieg his
threats, choke& him 70 dsaah. He OBJ
served nrm dsmeanor on the ecaaold
and asserted his innooence- His neck
vas heoken in the fall.
Hatstsry % the Preka&aeEte
A cosnolsse exposars Ass been soads
90 the aiis9ed pesriaed bsdies stated 10
hsve brea found In the gypsum qasrTy
In Ssn L7sis Obisps counfy. Tue he-
ures ssre carved By SesepAi FrznclA
SAls, IN Italian scelpear ef this eitY, a
Pesna Sal. San Lnuis Ooizpo coanfy, Ia
order 30 sess q bed gypsam found there.
SAlA sileRes the kodiss were Etnlsn froxn
him b. kis 500 whs eoes by the nAzas
Of Geoggs Hail. aud L. Mics who 90 tha
lass eincfion uaa O candEd4se foF Ne.
scxdsr IN Las Anzsies, % The Rspnbli-
cAa tickes; and we're broaRht 10 an,
city for sxhioisiou parpassa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

80 zoo are eotna 70 ksep boaseF'
asked IN snguisisiss mzfaen Of bride
-Yess said she. -Go3ng 10 have . arr.
I caps s.T~ y really daa's kncw," wss
th~ klashkns reply, -shstkss 10 wtn be Q
zfs4 O. boy"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

The nost remarkable ceosenarians
we're: I. CoupteSa d Desmond. killed
hv failEnR from therry TIRE IN her
isesh year. 2 fhou1as Part, died AFTER
q etunss Party Al Isard AFaadel's aged
iSe years tsic taaAsft giorsa vss=4sl. s.
CARDINAL de- sails. VITO Fecommeuded
daily sxeseiss IN all weather, AGED ITO.
4 John Rive, Of Venice. wba chewed CT
q barb daily, aRsd lie. lsavins . soa
OF II years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
Stockholders Meeting.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
n stock holders Of the Western Mil
Company viii be held ut the yin Off.ce.
on Saturday, Jan. Gath, at . O'Clock D. m.
>. FARMLAND Secy.
Seattle, Jan. IL I IS iateid
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17
Nothing 10 Lose and Everything 10 Win
TO LHAsH,

COR A TERM OF THREE YEARS. IS
I acres known - ''Phinneys Hop
Ranch, vi b tools. hop press hoo house,
KILN. and ell complete. situated two and q
half miles fnom Post Building. From 8
aoees We took so boys hopa tower 9 tons1
all 81 ordinary mortal wants 70 make q
stake Here 10 fortune 70 any ore
with small capital. Apply TO q. G.
PhINNkY & CO.. Post building. nose
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REMoVED.

hrs. SMITH AND WILLARD HAVE
L. removed thei- office from the ieie-
man building to the new PGncin build
ing. on Front street mo. 65Tl. second
story daI ~,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-17

els eioop C0spETIoS. oApa. Bach
barn writes that since the therosRh
everhsaline given the wIlminstoa. she
i almost Illss nsw ship. and il expect
81 IA Fan nsaeh better sbsa ever before.
He farther stasirs thss sue viii leave
&c taInly nos later than fussdsy..
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A cariosify for The massauss h zAid
% have besa proaneed In Nebraska By
e9siine % TIA ears IL calf ed qgicsiy
sajnssing . psir whise hsd hesn rs-
Boss1 from q mule
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a s,meas Position for Arthur.
FOREIGN.


LoNDoS, Jan. Is -Edmund Yates, ed
itor of the World. IL Apparently dosmed
20 undergo teur months Imprisonment,
20 which be was sentenced Tor libelline
l. 'rd Lons1als. Tue Court of Appeals
today dismissed bis appeal against the
sentence.
Yates has decided 70 abandon the
proposition OF hts couneel 90 further
al appeal Of his case ~ The House Of
Lords. After the court pronounced it's
decision Yates surrendered himself TO
the officers, vas removed feoFs the court
rooFn and placed In custody.
Fears for she safety ef q steaaler.
Lsospoa. Jan. i6.--GEave fears ars en-
tertsinrd for the safety Of the packet
steamer Admiral MorFisou, plying be-
tueeu Dublin asd Hoiyhssd. Sns e
nov eizhtess hours overdue at the lat
Ter port. There vas severe storm last
night and is Is feared tina. sac has been
lest. fhs Dublin agent Of the line tel.
egraphs that the Admiral Morrison had
bat few passengers.
wtaareas On MsaGreai.
MoSrRKAt, Jan. IA large pabiic
meeting OF unemployed worka,sn has
been called for Tuesday night, whan
Addresses viil be made BY leading mer.
chants on the sisnation. Is is thoaRst
by careful calculation that nearly 600
men are idle In the city and saburbs.
In RelpAfh'E 6agar Refinery about 100
EElea aTN employed out OF 600. and all
the nail fsotostes are running With 90
or 500 men less than usual.
cemblsasisn FsrmeA.
II Il rsposted that the Bank Of Mon
treal has arranged q combiration OF
oaaton maui aosnrers, and that toe al
lirnes os ali Tue Seflls will be LASTING.
IA asivAnNa In prices IL - ones ansiei.
pAtesl % about Is per cent above ths
iowest poins during tia depression.
nsash sf o wsald-ee Assassin.
PAazs. Jsa. is.--Nosbe Bsllerich, TIE
man Fho sas voanded IN thres pises,
By q, Dassy. editor Of Ee cri de Pes
PIE. The sther night. died at toe boz
pstAl today.
stewart Arrives as eakaaL
CArnc. Jan ia dispatch from Gak
dal ,setss states thai esawars's fore,
Feanhed there 90 Monday noou fFosz
| HowsFQusst wells. This fores consist
Of q saasdron "a hsesAns, ene heavy &c
ton az the camel ooRpa, tie moanted IN
fantF,t. he kasss rs4sisseas and n.
naval brigade. Tne E2ypttAn soldier,
Wno were engaeed IN eonvayinx = sappAl
Of water during The march behaved N ~
| iafsniuus manner, drAnk the fatiaus be
lonQisag 10 otheFs, and refused 60 ODE,
Col. barnahs whea he ordered an sd
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