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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-02-18
DR., Frazier,s Root Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters act strongly up
on the Liver and Kidneys keep the bow
els open and regular. make the weak
strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves, and cleanse the blood and system
of every impurity, Price $1.O0, or six
bottles sent by express prepaid for S.
Sold by Mills & johnson, Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-02-18

Meeting adjourned to Saturday after
noon, at o'clock. at Court House hall.
!; There should be large attendance of
farmers at these meetings. These discus
sions are doing great good.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
rHE waa ~ rnE ps-sxT.



LosDoz. jan 24.-Tbs WsT Ofzss has
juss made pzSlie 3 dispsssh received
this afternoon frotn Gsn- y ois='ey 81
kosti- he ssys be has EssE1 tsotainR
farther from Gen SteEAgt. The repsTr
% She esptsre q OmsaEsnaan % r.
Msbd4's forces, Wois@lsy says. lseks
confirmation and - d01Dtf1L Zen.
EaTls's eolsnn is thoroughly psovi-
sioasd and eq1ippse. comprising an ar
slissgy. z cavalry and camel eorps, and
started today frotn Hsnsdsb for berbeF.
The march - 20 BE msds by ssy OF
A5E Bzmed. The enemy, which 10
cgusfes ths Whole ~ tue Sighting force
% tks MorAssieFe trssse, uxder CON
Ensnd Of W sdes1er, xso ogderod tue
murder Of Consul StelSart, and the hRht-
iug Hsn Of other tribes, Endsr 4o1ssa.
are assembled IN var order At ktti.
This - twenty five miles above Han
dab. ths sssrtieg point Of t0dsT's exps-
digion.
Wellesley says thst 10th Wadgsnsr
and M0ussA boast that they are deter
mined 80 give battle. II 80, "a engage
msnt between these chiefs and General
Earle by Monday would seem inevitable.
Wellesley states, hOseyeF, that the sol
diars who go xith Earle are all in tae
hes, Of health and spirits They regard
stexaFt's battle of iast Saturday - q
glorious victory and are proad Of tins
achievements Of their comrades and
anxious % meet the rebels on their oEn
account. Wellesley declares tkat tins
Arabs are depresszd by the nsVs OF
Stewart's yietsry, and is effect has been
30 great and widespread that IN has
opinion it may be properly considered
doubtful IL Esrls ziii meet any serious
Opposition before reaching BsTOer.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

There is = growing impression thai
President elect Cleveland viii Insist ap-
ca placing that pcr@aniiied fraud, Carl
seharz. In his eahlnst. Whether there
10 or n not any Rood foundation for his
Suppression. ID exists aud IS shared By
naAny politicians Of both parties. Sach
en- assion veald eEipple the nvx Asa=sssa,
istrasion in The very beeianiag And
would be almost certain 30 doom 4 te
failure, II would alternate fruua Pfsl.
dent Cleveland aany q hts wArnssss
admirers. and would caase lsis uosives
10 be leoked apon with Suspicion. Gasa
ssAarz has hFoasht failure 10 svsSysklaC
With which he has teen iaentiheA. fran
the Gaerman FevolustOniuy rovemsas Of
his snrly hfa 10 the A,lsainistraiasn os
President nsyea. He Is disgrAoaful
iehhsr Ia eyesy sense OF the wora and
bic administration ~ the lasersor De
pArtnlent vas enc ~ thu asoss wretch
e1ly eoEFugs o. The many ecsrurs al
ADMINISTRATIONS shas hAss disxraexSi sAas
naparsmsat He has TIE tsonAasaes Of
he party Or Of 40 sseixslsihse ass q
naa in the eaantry. Carl sschnrz hnkesi
10 The ssw administration woala have
Eafieh Ne sAzse eEzsns ssh tea q seed
linked 10 hifeA bark cAnes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

lSsPsoTTos OF MILITIA Seattle
Rihes and Company d. n. g. W. we're
inspected last evening by Adjat8ni Gen
eral X. q. OBrisn at the armory of
Company ID. The two companies were
divided, forming & battalion of four
companies. Lieut.. O. l.. F. Kellogg of
the Rifles. acting az Adjutant General,
formed the battalion, and reported 10
Capt George ID. Hill, acting as Colonel,
who exercised them in the manual. AID.
jutAn, General U'Brien. accompanied
oy CaDs. Wood OF the Tacoma Guards,
together With Can't. G. ID. Hill, Lieut..
Col. q. q. Lyon. Capt j. Greene, Capt.
] e. Haines and Acting Adjutant c. l.
+. KELLOGG. marched 81 rough the bat
k4lion, closely scrntiuiziug fhs men and
their srms After the inspection, the
companies we're formally mustered into
the service of tie Territory. The
parade Was dismissed aud al exhibition
dslii was given by each company. A
large eoBeourse OF ladies aHd gentlemen
we're preseut 20 witness the drill. aud
they were AMPLY repaid for their
trouble. Besides the neat aud attractive
uniforms of the companies there we're
several very magnificent dresses. Cal.
Lyon, acting as Major of the battalion.
Capt Hill as Colonel, Major Jones OF
the Drum Corps, and Acting AdiutAnt
General keiioRg. were all astired 10 The
nHifoFms Of officers Of the Unitea
States ARMY, than which there are none
more tasteful and handsome. Mr..
O'Bfien and Ihe other ofioers expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the
companies. and the audience eheered
heartily at the close
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

GRoss CRTMNALr1T. During the past
week circumstances OF most revolving
character have been develops d, the mar
rstioa of which is qnite repuenant, and
has been bv Us delayed a number of
days. The story told. and which is sub
stsntialiF true. is that Jonas Seaman.
who has long been driver Of an express
wagon IN this CITY. a.ens into oRe Of the
farming settlements thirty or forty
miles north, LAST simmer. 10 assist in
haymakipg. While there he led sim
ole giri astray. He returned 20 this
eity, and shortly after seduced arother
girl. The girl here has given unulistak-
able signs OF approaching maternity,
add the same IL said Of the girl down
the Souaa. wien these things became
known to seaman, hs saw that the only
say 20 escape punishment for she ter
tible wrong be had done these girls was
10 Zee tbs eonntry. lie accordingly
'sold bis horses and wagon for what they
seald bring. and With the proceeds left
for parts unknown. Seaman has a wife
and children here, and father in law
ana mother in-lav, the distress Of
whom AZ these unexpected aud dreadful
revelations ezz be imagined. The in
Jury Seaman has done hiEnaelf, his fam
lily. these poor girls and thesr relatives,
merely 10 crafty a temporary lnss. il
irrepafshle and snealculahle, and for
which hanging y none too severe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

wRKRE - HowaKD - Cazrses Howard,
the boy who vas mace drank in the
Blue Erons saloon, - missing, anA IL Is
ssrsngsy saayected he has bssn irdaced
70 ieNSe tswn- He il Indispensable A.
a ultnsss IN the prosecution ef the ~
loon kesFSFs ana Attorney Eouasa and
the poisce want him that the sara nav
hseta, Howard Is eagy 0n@ % many
hcgs Who IN the past have tseen able 10
ees ali Tie ihqaos they wanted. aud II
she ot1seers arS dtiseeEs Trey uiil psoha-
bly, nas iaak for cases in the eefare. An
ens sheasd Sc pat 70 this aehsacheey Of
tAr ycntA % the eaantry, x in the efEagt
y b necessary - raosa severely parish
tesase wto are gsilty 81 iGs perpstrAtioa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

A SrIKSpm MACHrSE.-A gang Of
nssn are now employed ~ Ssetsou &
Posts mill unp&ekine aud setting up a
Hevly improved lightning flooring ma.
Claire. warranted BY the manufacturers
70 turn oat an average OF 70 feet of
plaued Hoorius miunte IL i 9 very
lasgs. handsome AID expensive piece %
machinery, bat IL it does TIE wark as
rapidly aud we'll a. The makers claim. "a
Will son pay for itself. The new ma
ehsne aisl Be- ready 10 starr up 10 aheat
sea days % two weeks. Ar. George ".
Sseteon infarws the writer thai this IL
The eniy machine ot tue kind en- the
clasf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

WILL By SESI BELow.-fhe body Of
the late Mrs. Alnira Kidd hiss beeD EN-
b4lmed by @. C. ShOrey q Co. and
placed IN = handsome nssallic essket.
Il will BE- sen. to san Francisco BY
toe Elder, and from there TO sscra-
mento, for iDteru1snt. No funeral ser
vices vii be held here A son Of the
deceased viii seeOIHpany the body 70
Sacramento
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
NOTICE.

TUE TREASURER or The CITY
Il Of se4tt1e wal pAy, On pEescnEAsion
warrants On
Read fund NJ 30 auA iacsnsitag No. ts-.
Water fund ep - date.
Gas fzEsd. % and tnclsSaing Ma "a
k1ro furS. 70 ana Including <oA "a
j. n LOWNAS.
Caxy Treaszrer.
First paeascAFssn. JNn. & lisa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

0Axksaas tNoMrsSNsraG b il eysiSpsSak.
81 feferencA Contains sh@ greatest
slanant u n@sful tnfcrmssion ever uans.
piled IN ane book. II hma S2e qnArta
s.sss sesaa e 800 ress, e, e a. a . essls
- Eo<Sd - gslld. 4 szennEY 81 knasl
ieaNs "a e0shaAAnds IL wegtA rnMav
slnaes - easA VIA eay fer itself ssery
wear. AaArxsx a. !. Smrrss. aarns, r. a
est cS. ssatiiss TT. iAessf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

Havfns fuu kuswlsSgs OF ali fsets ia
rsi4ti0n % shove r1m0rz.I am very gIad
20 say that 30 far a. they refer % Miss
Sasss Blair they are absolutely without
auy foundation 10 fact
T. l. SMITH, ". d.
sEGrTLE. January =, Iss5.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
REJOICE AND Be GLAD

BECAUSE YOU CAN FIND A PLACE
ID in all this b e city where bargains
may be hsd in Bedroom Sets. Parlor sets.
Cooking and Heating Stoves. Writing
Desks. Sewing Machines. Spring Mai
tresses. Bed Clothing. Pillows, Crockery-
ware, Silverware, Pistols. Breach-loading
Guns. Chairs and Tables of ali kinds. both
new and secondhand.
We intend for the next 30 days to sell
below competition pric s. We are not
hard up, but want to show the public tn At
we are not dead though We have Ike t
quiet. Do net fail to give Us call and see
And 10 those who are ins ebted to us 10y
lou : or short accounts, without respect 20
persons. we say. come ana settle by Jan.
|. 1855 and save exp nst 5 OF suit.
Remember the osS stand. Cherry street.
next to esler's Hal. We mean business.
de2S IL ". T. PILL nan s co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

A NKw FIxz.ns-Rav. Clara Davis.
Cor several nsonlha pass in eharEe o. abe
T. -. G. A. roous. - abaaf b take tie
pa,saesAte ef tas Msshodiss Prctestanf
CAprcA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

NEw fc1x- Jan 24--Nonay easy A I
% II ST eNat. eiassd oEerxd az /.
PRISE Fsper. tseSs exrhknee hsils
s,nsas - tASSsa aemMnd. tSlSss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
x. OH.
ALBERT HANSEN,
Improve YOlF Laying Stock.

i Growers leff, Matched this season from
imported stock. Brown LeSnorn fowls
are the oest layers in existence. and any
person keeping fowls .or eggs should have
this variety. Price, 81 70 s. each trios
two puilets and d cockreh $40.
ne2s G. p. STONE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

s,EATTLE LODGE No. 6. I. o. G. T.,
- meets every Monday. al 7.s0 p. M. a.
their hall, Front street. Visiting meRi-
bers always welcome.
JOHN h. DENNY. W. &. 7.
w A HALL w = dell
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
csEp.

Rau1rs IN oiEeai8ti0n Of q graf
wrong done cur daaGhteF sass By Jonas
Seamzn are Absolutely and wholly false
aa1 10 Justice 20 hsf ws ask their an
rsss5i4ts cesssft3n. NJ ]. BLATB-
%. p. bLAIs-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
WANTED

DYA GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
ID furnished FO1Has suitable for lighi
Housekeeping must be ia sood locality
NJ. this Office. giving location and terms,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
ME- STEAMER
plRscr Rourt TO KoossAck.

. %sa. STEAMER GAZELLE
-S=sssE.E- viii leave Seattle on sun
days. at o'clock, touchiag at Ctsalady,
Laconner. Samish and Whaycona, return
ing on Tuesdays. From Seattle to Stila-
guamish ON Thursdays, until further no
tlce. Jobldns to = llpoints on the route
For freight or Passage apply On board
or to Captain David fillmore.
del0 IL }. OLNEY. Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
Girl Wanted,

ITO DO GENERAL aOUSKwoRK.
4 Apply At PHILLIPS BR -, No. sis
Frout slrect. ja336
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ROOM TO LET.

lCoRSER TENTH AND HOWELL
~ StsA, nj b without board. Woman
OF ynung lady desired. as 9 eoInna ION. q s
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
University Of California.

1HR REGULAR COURSE oF Lee
ia - viii commence February 1. fSSA
For paxsicukArs sadress r A. McisEAN
u. d, leAn. sc Merchant street san
Frsncasoo. delG6fwg
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TO RENT. UHFuRNISHED

I OVER HALF or HOUSE, CEN
IL irally located: all accommodate ons !:
to small family only; rent, SIS. Address
wv c., Gaze Y. NJ. G. A jal6
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LOST.
To Let

UNEB. 1sT. ONE HOUSE on MARION
IL street. between Second and Third
with i've rooms and . pantry downstairs
and two rooms upstairs
Also. two furnished bedrooms in The
house neat door.
For further information inquire OF
las ID. H. WEkSl ER
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
NEW FIRM.

TERRY w. BORSr HAS UCCEED-
y ed the late firm of foss & Borst. as
proprietor of the wholesale department
OF the City Meas Market on Commercial
street. al orders hereafter should oe
addressed to GEO. II. SMITH.
256 Manager.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PIANO TO LET.

4 CHICKERISG GRAND SQUARE
n 70 let Apply a. this oelee. 90
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LOST.

A Us. PENEI1N DRAFT FOR 81
- in favor Of Nathan B Curtis. pay
me nj Of which has been stopped.
Any one finding the came will be suita-
bly, rewarded on lea ing II Al this Office.
2I2
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0. R. & N. Co.
STEAMER sCHEnuI.
rUGEr SOUND DIvIsEoN.

From Tacoma TO Victoria. n G., 81
way ports. daily except sunday a. pm
From Seattle 20 Victoria and wsy po<A
daily texcept Monday At 10 q n.
Prom Victoria 70 Tacoma ard ~
ports. daily (except Sun1Ayi q I q a
way portz daily texcnpt Suncarl q
q m.
Prom Seattle to Tacoma daily ltxrey
sunday 81 , PM. and every DAT q ~
q. m.
Prom Seattle to Olympia and war pcr&
daily texoept SundAyl af - q n
From Tacoma % Olympia SUD Wesia'
COON. daily texcept eundayk q = ..
From Olympia 10 Seattle and uA5 porn
daily lexcept sunday II | ,. q. z.
From Tacoma to Seattle. daAlF - -
D. m. and D. IN.
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rHK srEAMKR
II RH n III %

VIII leave Seattle On susdsyA q ~ -
for Sehome and inferuodiate pmr4
turning, leaves sehome % MHH
AfteIn ooa. and arrives o. seaias
Tuesday, carrying passsngsrs % ~ -
for k1fty Cenfs and fre9hk q 80
Cenfs per ton.
Regular time and arsf eiast 1885,
Q. = CLANlA
@. II. PREscoTr, Ag1 NeN rHnsaA
MAnagur. Portland
JGHN MEiR Trafffe Manages
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For Sale, Cheap.

A NEw ). BAN WAGON. INQUIRE
n Of W. GRAU Ext.
def dwisw Snoguslmse. w. r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-25

SAS FRkscIsoo. Jan. 4.-Fslloxins
are tie passengers Of tie Queen Of the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
BUSTED WATER WORKS.
Lexington's Water Tower
Comes Down With a Crash.

Lexington, No. june -. Special. j
Abou, 5:I5 o'clock this evening the Lex
irgt n ~ater work. tower gave way with a
crab snd in l. - thyn a inmate TIE v-si
re u e confined within IIs limits was rush
Ing dCwn the hill weeping away ev,Iy-
thing in Its course. Inc tax cr tower " 6
a vast b.i k structure, situated on the
highest hill in he vicinity, snd IoSered
$50 feet above its spex. a nd at the lin. OF
giving way i, contaiu ed a volume Of water
80 ieet high and 20 fet in diameter. and
as this mighty II ,od swtp. down the hill il
tore away every b.r,ier in the sha: e of
trees, feacss and hhu1s, AM carriei them
with fearful vel city down the hollow In
which College stree, i, s. u,ted. Just be-
fore IL lie a gentIeHau mad descended from
the tower aud started away IN his buggy,
but he was fortunately, On the opp site
side from which the tower first gave way,
and escaped with only deluge OF mud and
wat-r Great guile were washed IN the
hill and for Inie away from The tower
AID m.ny nous exc !. but SD lar a.
knowu no | YES We e lost. The cause Cf the
g Wing way of tn tower is unknown bu il
supp1ei To- hsNe br' n 81 me- d feet In the
M 5 rDrv, l. was entirely rev. having
just beeu c, mpl ted. Ii is, however, t.
tai Srecl and he dam &c Ia it and that
dot the .urroundi & Country will reach
sev.rsl huI Gr.G thous II d douars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
O.. a. r

Portland, Main. Juue 25.-At thi.
mornings executive = ss:Un Of the NJ ton
encsmumenI a re-CluIi' offered by Com
rsde Bennett OF III IN, is, providing for lie
suitable recug0itioD Of B.nj. ; epJeus, a.
tn founder Of the Grand Army =. 1 tie Re-
public, 4 q recommending that a NJ
Iional subScr p ion from the national
encampmelt he requested 10. This pirTOse
Was referred To the committee on
resolutions. A resolution adverse to
the consol ds,io1 of The Sons of Veterans
with the q. 4. X. was adopted. A tele-
gram wss re ID from General Grant thank
ing the encamp nent Tor lis resolution OF
sympathy, aid ComraGe Patch read a com
muncation from COmTade Bruthany, Of
Massachusetts, presenting a portrait of
General Grant. A mot on that the pOr-
ira t be accepted, appropriately framed and
sent TO the family OF General Grant Was
unanimously carried.
1t was voted that the next annual en-
csmpment be held SEINE time between Oc-
tober and Msy, and the recommendation
that memorial day be observed on Sabbath
was adopted. The committee TO which was
referred Comrade Loring's resolution, in
favor CT the IS a month pension bill, re-
ported adversely, and there was a minority
report in It's favor by Comrsde Graves, Of
Michigan. The adverse report was adopt
ell, after a protrsctsd debate.
The National Woman's Relief Corps this
morning eieced the following officers for
the national organiz ,tion for the coming
yesr: MIS-. Sarah E. Fuller, of Mass ,chu.
sits. president; Mrs. LIZZIE ID. A. Kennie,
OF California, senior vice president; Mrs
Kent, OF New Hampshire, junior vice
president; Mrs. L. A. Turner, of Msssa-
chusetIs, treasurer, and Mrs. Annie Whit
meyer, of Philadelphia, chaplain.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
Cholera.

Madrid, June 25.-The official reports o.
new cases of cholera and deaths from chol
era in Spain on Wednesday are In ad
rid nine new cases, eight deaths; city 4
Valencia sixty-three new cases, tweuty . five
deaths; province of valencia $40 new
cases, Sl4 desths city Of Murcia loo new
cases, thirty-iour deaths; province Of Muir
cia 20S new cases, eighty-seveh deaths
province of Castleton de la Plana fifry niue
new cases, thirty deaths; Glen Pau los
six new cases, four deoths; city of Toledo
five new cases, four deaths; province of
Toledo fifteen new cases, eight deaths {:
twelve cases and one death have occurred
in the military academy Of Toledo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
The National Bank.

CITY OF Mexico, June - Wis. Gales
| ton, Tex tn tt VA pro rec ed MEETING
let nigh. of ne directors II the Nation ii
hank Uf VI. xico a! which SenCr DIblan,
min ster OF finance, WIS II sens and inter
| TOgaIed a. To whether N arrapgs Mt
| could De IN tde vi. h the government where
by the b,nk nigh. b. exemp ed from tie
oper aIior of the law d creed on MOnray
lrst. The minis e. of tipance replied that
nothing could he dore as IT. law had been
d c. eei by full cabinet presided over by
the pres del of th@ republic. The Nst'onai
bann l. badly embarrassed and II is pre-
dcted cannon survive this she OK. The Lon
don bank Is quite unettec' I'd OF the law.
There is talk that tie Na,ionsl bank, Cen
tral railroad and National railroad will
JON III a c. mDon protest 10 the govern
IN, mt, but not until IN ir attorneys meet
can II be decided upon what grounds this
can b. accomplished. Ire National bank
capital IS largely held In France, where it
is hacked by Frsnce-EgyptiSn tank, and
to-day rum rs have been cIrrent that The
Fr-nch government migbt make a diplo-
matte protest in behsli of the bank. The
ques ion mas a!so been raisei r. ga ding the
attitude of the United states government,
should Amer can railroads oe seriously en-
barr sSed. Min ster JacksO4 is in Toluc,,
VIII re MS wife Is i'll AM could not be
Interviewed by iGterrs ed Americans.
Large German mercantile bOu-es have
b ught up custom house Certihca es 4:
GiscouI t, ami tie point has ben r,ised In
German circles thar Ibe home government
IS k.Iy 10 m ,ke diplom ,Uc ingu ~ why
these certificates have be- discr. dIted. Re-
ga-uins TIE question OF pCs-ible interfer
eLce by the Uoi'ei Stst-s gOv-rumen', IL
l. said in legal circles that the Am.riCa al
railroads ara Mex eau corporal ons under
he terms OF their respective concessions.
and cannp, app al To Washing on. IL l.
reported the governu Ell, will IN few days
publish Lew scheme for the adjustment
OF the English d. bt, and it IS expected a
favored result will follow on the Lnndon
ma'k.t. The Immediate effect o. the fiuan
ci ii cup de eat here must tie beneficial.
The glvernmeh. viii have more ready
money at comm and now, IS 81 p-rcsnt o
the revenues have been released from bur-
den of subsidies few weeks sgO COVERT
m-nt mad but title money sni cJuld not
pay lis empioves AMI business here was
gr. atty Depressed. Mercn Ms row lock
Tor improved ade and are likely 10 order
more ex'ens vel.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-06-30
A Gang CAPTURED.

Dallas, Tex, June 25.-News reached
here last night that yesterday a citizens
posse from Texas and the Indian territory
side of Red river in the neighborhood OF
Delaware bend, who have for
several weeks past ben chasing
gang of outlaws, who have
been numbering an stealing horses and
stock in that section so long, overlook the
gang, captured eight and hanged them to
one tree. They proceeded a few miles
further and captured four others, whom
they served in a similar manner. The
news was also confirmed last night from
Burlington and Gainesville that about
three weeks ago three horse thieves were
lynched making total of fifteen dead out
laws to the credit of this posse. Fully
twenty members of the gang have been
slain since last spring and half a dozen
good officers and citizens have lost their
lives.