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The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-02
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The ladies Of tl,ie city hav" q sur prise in store tcr u..lG. This morn in. two large freight teams stopped in iron, ai eumutrrvli Gros store and unloaicd ys-e after ease oi goods. and this afternoon Shcn oar repo,ye- dropped into the store. he found Les scr Sulhmcrhe!d and Lis clerks hu-iiy engaged in lnpacl;inG handsomely embroidered and beaded robes that would make tiIc eyes H any iad!' dance with delight; c1sinnio:s amd cancrs hair that any husband in Ar. z"lla would deny himself of luNuries in order to sec lis wife and daughters dressed in suits made up of these goods, and twenty dozen oi Per ms genuine French kid gloves. that make a lady's hand loci; as though il be- iongcd to Cinderella or >umr other fayo:itc fairy, thcsc Glo,cs come in ail shades and colurs.
 Besides the articles enumerated NC iuund the shelves flied with silks and ,util.s aI4i dress gooLs ol all kinds, also cycgythil 2 il. thc world that would delight tnc hearts ui the ladies. Stepping thtr"gii tine alc"vc of thc dry goods store into tine large store occupied as the gents department we l,und the clerks huSiIy engaged in tm- packing q iinc line oi gents suits. There were caShmcrcS. Or"2on wool corkscrcwS, diagoudi- and cychc Also gents ,EdcrSiir;s and draws, sorhS. .icS and ir l1ct ck"yythinG necessary iur q gc.tticiEan', wardrobe. hig~r apologizing tp the genial proprietor. lesser Symmetrical. fer asking so mary questions, and hothrrin@ him while lac Vas so busy, our reporter ;orl, his leave, and just as hr was @o- ing "Vt "i ti.n door Mir ~1inmcrii"ii .old the reporter tha! ho had just ,ur- chased these goods f"r cash, and would be able tp seli them cheaper than they have ever b"cn -o!d in Ari- zo.a before, and t!::,t there wa; not a merchant in this city, nor in t!r Ter ri!ory that could under.cli him. A> al! i!t,-r goods Nil b" put in place to- day. the ladies of thi> ciiy could not spend ;t pl,a,an;cr day than 10 call at Sunlmcr!icid Bros. store tomorrow and examine the goods, ami sec il We do not know what Ne are talking ahom Go and examine the goods wheticr ycu huy any oi them or not, and see for yourself whether you cant get anything that you can bay in san Francisco CT any other large city.
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A 1ossi.icatiOH.

WAsHIyGToS, Oct. 3l.-lt is said at the White House day that the executive order Of the President giving notice that he will hereafter refuse to sec all persons seeking official appoint
 ments or their advocates, and limiting to certain hours on Mondays, Wednes- days and Fridays, the time when he will grant interviews on other public matters, does not mean that the ap- pointmonts are to Le lessened, but is intended to direct those who desire
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se.,;:.ss.. Foo Ts.Ir!, sSOs- ssinl.

\ lady of Fifth Avcnnc. Acw Yor.. quickly summoned doctor:
 "nh. doctor. my husband is nearly dead. He a;t,ndcra caucus last night. He lnadn fo.r sperclics ani promised to be with his fellow citizens agan to- day. Dul cl,. doctar. hc looks nearly drla"
 "!iss inc been ie l2,ii::cs iong9"
 No, only last gear. He worked hard ioy James McCaulay's election .
 "Iic wi!l get well. madam! lie has . stomach for any disease, ii he work cd for him :"
 poii,icai lie, oi short or iong du~:, ton, is very cNhausting, as js evident from the great mortality which pre- ya!l- among public men. Ex. T <. senator B. X. Bruce, who has been long in public life, says,
 "Tnc other Gay, when stepping into Car at a crossing, found Dr. within, wlo eyed ne up and down in a .,arrrised way, rcmarking:
 "'Whv, Senator, how well 70 look ?
 "Wen, feel pretty we'll answer cd."
 The Gprtor uttered sn incredulous reply, when the Senator frankly told him. in answer to an inquiry, that it was Warmers safe cure which accomp- li,heI for him what the profession had failed tn do. Senator Bruce says his friends are very muci, a>toni-hcd at this revelation oi powpr-Ihc Globe.
 ~OycrwhciEinGIy defeated.
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personal interviews with the appoint- ing power to tle proper heads of Ge paYtnents, whose recommendations guide the President in his appoint ments. These recommendations, it iH said, have in tlIe past been invariably observed, and the interviews with ap- plicants and their friends have con ,umed amost the entire time of tic President aad f-cn If no u.a 10 them or to nim
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tie Third judicial district, for h.A re siSnation, in order that lie might fiji the office with person politically in harmony with the Democratic admin isIrat;on, Mr. Wade being H~ruhii- can. Yesterday the Governor received Mir. Wards reply, declining to tender his resignation and asserting that his office is non political, whereupon the Governor has suspended him and ar pointed <. M Ashense.er, of Silver City, to succeed hin.
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Notice to Creditors.

ESTATE OF A DACHENA, DECEASED. Notice is hereby given by ,he ut;dersigr cd Admini>tratriX Of The Estate of X. Dachrna. Gcceased, tO thc creditors Of, and all persons HlyiHg claims against thc said deceased. to exhibit tlem with Inc necessary vouchers wiIhin four months afier inc first puslicati..n of this notice, to the said hdministraiTiy at her residence ia inc town of Benson, Terri tory of Arizona, in tJe County of Cochise
 Datec al Benson, October the Ia, iSS5
 EI.MINA COKER, AdminisiratriX Of the Estate of A. Dachcna deceased. oc!l1-oawf1m
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sOIiss..

Wing Waugh to Yang Lung: T:is ccrtitic- that Wing Waugh las suld to Yung Lung certain real estate and horses and wagons at Boston Mil, for $IJo. cn October IS, 1885.
 o1S-it YUrT tTNG.
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Resnc-, ,o s:,c sss.,,.s siemcs |.

HAEm,srRa, Ia, Oct 3i.- The flag on tl.e capitol has been ordered at half.mast out ot respect to the memory of tie la!e General Mcclellan \ message of condolenca has been acat to lis widow rom the executive de rartmant.
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SS .ss,sc,s.

A tirstcias, baker, one who can take charge. None but a sohcr man need apply. A good situation and good wages will be given to the right man Call on or address the Eclipse Bakery Tombstone, \. T. tt.
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Attention. SaGs.cI> ~cpcr-..

Mr@-fS. Caldwell x stanford nave irr >ale, at a bargain, 2HU feet nf new redwood shelving and c'n!:trrs, II! seasoned aDd oiled. Also one good ijrc-pro"f safe, and office iurniyurc. Wii ho sold at bargain inr cash, ii called for at once.
 GApWELL X STANFORD, pI!lt Allen street
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ee,.arSiy Attempt 10 unVti.T

CuicAcc, Oct. 3l.-Fiyo thousand people completely blacktncl Monroe street, from La$,.ilo to Clark streets, at ( clock this afternoon, half mad win excitement. and but for the dex- terity of couple of policemen would have hanged A. ,. Burns to 5he near est lamp post; shortly before thas hour when tLe o.upioyos of the otli3es and printing cstaJ;is4sants Of the neighborhood are released f-ol- their duties and labors, young, well dressed man entered the hall way of tho building in which the offices of A
 G. Dunn t2 Co. are located anl lesned against the wall as though waiting for some one. \ few uiMute5 afjCcwIro the clerks and printers employed in the building began to stream dowsI the stairs. The young man watched tlem closely, and catching SI.ht of two young women walking arm in arm. slrang forward, drew revolver, fired two shots in quick succcsslon and 1 dashed ont of the hall and up Monroe street toward iif.A avenue, The atreot was crowded with people going home rom their lnsilass. The sound : ot ,ha saota- ctt:&ct-d others An ! officer @:andiag the corner of Fifth avenue noticed tle grcwJ accumula- ! ting, divinod the caRsc O. the man $ i flight and promptly seized him. They walked back to the scene of the shoot i ing The two women lay inaenS;Jle on the sidewalk Al the sight of the m?n who had attempted the murder 1 tic crowd hecGmc furiou1 and at 1 tempted to tear him from tEc officers 1 grasp, and somebody cried, lynch h;n,| and the officer, realizing his 1 prisoners danger, pushed him through an allrv in the direction Of tie nearest station. The crowd attempted ;o fo!
 low. but only jammod itself fast in tho narrow entrance. The wounded women
 were taken into g drug store and thence to the county hospital l. is believed their wounds are fatal. u ! has developed that the shooting vas q % @ag.lly revenge taken b, a furmer 1 employo in R. c. Dunn.S office on the two women, who, claiming hc had in suited them. caused his discharge a
 day O: two ago. The young man, A. J. Burns, by name. called at the office
 today and was told by the foreman
 that if he woGid apologize 10 the women, WIO are sisters, named -irS.
 Mary Good and Lillian Walker, ho would be reinSta.cd. tIe left the office
 and vas not seen again ur,il arrested.
 Mrs Good was shot in inc neck. Her
 sister received the second shot in the
 side of her head, Burns refuses to
 make shy statement corcoraiug the
 affair
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Notice to saloon .Irn

Unt,i :nllhcr n"ii,c the uiG,;si@nri vii sell beer al l5.59 i.rr !,c- a-J M.l. de- liver 20 poands of icc free.
 Nj M..rIN Cr:,I-..Lo.
 G <. BHAEsfAw. uGif HALFtNi:R x SHACGHNEseY.
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C2utjou To pisc Public.

The above notice Is fraud and a blacknlailing scheme, about the same as Rtily is now. robbing the Baldridge estate. J. s. CLARK
 D9--.s
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TELEGRAPHiC

fse- io Resign and !. so.-
 pended.
 SANTA F., Oct 3l.-A few days ago Governor Ross called upon Ed. Fard .. Wade, district attorney of
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-02
ATTENTION CHAELESToNIANs.

When you visit Tombstone and desire good meal, oysters iD any style, or in fact anything the market affords, go 10 Wisdon's Fountain or Allen street, between Forrtl, sad f-ifh sugSi !:ncS-s,
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-02

Ore fine American Mlcl Cow at Grans Branch Water station.
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-02

feel the Chinese competition, and jhen woe to the Chilaman. Cali fornia has been accused of dealing llarshly with the little brown man, but le will look on Califor- nia as paradise when the work ingmen of the East begin to feel his presence.-S. r. Stock Report.
 ------------
 An instance Illustrating both the faulty economic principle govern ing the management of Indiac af- fairs, and its iuiudic;ous anpliea- 5ion to indivi,!u-l ca ecs comes from Montana. X sectier Of the country known as the Sweet Grass Hills lies within tie described limits of an Indian reservation Many miners are at work in the hill>, ami several claims arc iayIng handsomely. This work has hccn carric6 on for q con siderable tilue, the ,niDors having been unmolcstcd by ythe government authorities throughout the summer. Recently an order has been pro 3nulgated by the Interior Depart. lnent directing miners and pros- leciorS to leave the country at once. and a military force has left Fort Assiniboine to compel its ol.serv- ance. Had the order lcen made earlier in the season 1t would have simply deprived the miners Of an opportunityof developing the corm- try and making living, but now It works t serious har,!sE;p.as many of them have token in their winter supplies and made preparations for active operations. Had these men located where they in any way in teriered with the occupants of the reservation, there would have been sufficient prudential reasons for re- moving them, though a bettecr time might have been chosen for taI;iro that step, lut as a natter of fact there IS not an Indian within fifty miles of the Sweet Grass Hills inc tract is of no Use to them. " hatever and the action of the department is simply needless enforcc,Dennnt Of the letter of the law and policy, of which there has I,een TO essen tIai and practical violation. Per haPs the best way to get rid of an opnoXious lay is to insist upon it's rigid application. Pallic oninion will thus bc aroused to the neces- slsy of securing its repeal, when. 1T laxly applied, it might be sui fered to finger on the statnte book, oh'y partly operative, and ( source Of perpetuaf misunderstanding and annoyanbe. In this view of the case the actions of the Indian De partment regarding the Montana miners may be deemed vigorous argument in favor of the radical modification of our Indian system, whifn IS now urgently demanded iDy all the States and Territories aif1ctfd by it's operation.
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HE DAILY TOMBSTONE

It k r'casan for u> L. lorrn that tho people Of ArG'sta. Grorgla, are protesting against tho Chinese, who have monopolized certain hncs of business in that city. It wGl be still pleasantcr for us to hear that the people of Baltimorr, Of Phila- ltlr1ia, of Naw York, snt of Bos- ton arc protesting and they will -'lrely come to ii if the Chinese gre allowed to pour in. or stay We nope the Eastern cites wiii get then i'll of tAe ,hin.at lang be- fore the ten years of tAo Eestiiction Act shall have I- ga tAat anosher Act of a nlor; stringen, character will jc unanimously adopted. It is naturai tAat the South shonld he the first to feel the Chinese competitor The peo- . pie generally ere more C Jy-going in fiat rart of ti,e country, and tho Chinese, Ly thci.' economy and industry. could without r.uch diff cuIty, drive the whiyc men com pletcly out of the fe!i. But it is only a question of time when the white labore!s of the North will feel the Chinese competition, and 5hon woe to the Chil,aman. Cali fornia has been accused of dealing harshly with the little byewn man" but he will look on Califor- nia as q paradise when the work ingmen of the East begin to feel his presence.-S. r. Stock Report
The Daily Tombstone., 1885-11-02

Cali at SU,mncrt;cii l'rn> and cy- anime their new stock ui F;.u Gotis.
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For Sale.

~OvcrwheiE:inGly defeated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-03
the GOLDEN Rule BAZAAR.
The eeaatag Uease OF the Northwest
Always 70 the Front.

Having Just received an immense line
OF goods, We will sell them cheaper than
ever before. Parties desiring TO 60 to
housekeeping will find IL to their ad.
vantage TO examine our goods and
prices before buying elsewhere. We
mean business, and no common, every
day newspaper talk. We wish to i'm
press 10 upon our patrons that We ial-
port largely and direct from the fac
tories. and We mark our goods with
plain figures, makifg IL easy for the
most inexperienced to buy, 40 we'll a.
for those that understand the goods.
Thus We facilitate our business and dis
pense With high priced statesmen. We
have a stock on hand that vas never
before seen on Puget Sound. IL will
pay you 90 visit our establishment.
whether baying or not. Get eur prices,
BY all means. before buying. del
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Book kKkPrNo.-An evening school
for instruction in book keeping, writing.
business arithmetic, ETC. opens on Wed
nesday, December 3. at 7 IN For
terms, etc, Inquire Of NJ. n. HoLAEs,
No. Post Building. NO stairs del I'm
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL. sAwMILL AT
1 Lake Union. North Seattle Build
ing and machinery also six lets; to be
sold together or separately. Capacity OF
mill. 90 90 feet per day. Apply 70
selsaW J. NJ rRINK,
washfnstnn Iron Works Seattle.
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WANTED.

A WOMAN TO DO COOKING. AP-
n pig At this Office. nolS
ACCIDENT 4 FIRE lmSu RANCE
BLANCHARD & PARTRIDGE
noa Agents.
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saek d. " ashiassss.

wAsHNsroS, Dec. s-rhe special
train over the Pennsylvania railway.
which carried 10 the funeral of Vice
President Hendricks Jossioes Bistee-
ford and Matthews OF the supreme
Coart and the committees Of the Hoase
and senate, reached Washington on the
return trip at ss&S this evening. sena-
tors PAiEer and Harrison and Repre-
sensatives bland, Mstson. johnson.
Hiscook. rosnshend. Lovery and 9ed-
des returned with the party.
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ExScurivs MANSION.

WASHINGTON, ID. O.. Dec.
"a, L CtArros Nc MIcHAEL-My Dear
~ have this dsy determined 20 ap.
-, V your successor in the office of
eA Of the District Of Columbia
- Moeft A. Wilson, of this city. |
esery assurance that be will con
70 the legitimate and official
.sas<'ons Of the office the ssme clear
oeas asd admirable system which
ave maintained. | bespeak for
- we consideration aud kindness
80 yoe have expressed yourself as
sne And sxioas TO extend 10 your
s cr. Il 10 satisfaction 10 assure
E0M yoar discharge OF yoar official
80 ess been all that could be desired
- val yoar theashtfulness in sae
-. and ability In executing meas
tcf eay personal comfort and
ss are fully appreciated and viii
= plsA@nsly rememh~red. / thank
Sso fos your willingness 30 con
Am TIE discharge Of your duties
4 49,. TIE time At which zoe desired
- q my solicitation an for my
-. ND eonvenience. In permitting
year cwn request, nov to b. re-
-. e, TIE duties Of your Official
desire 10 express the hope that
49,. md prosperity may attend your
..~s way OF life. Yoars vary sin.
GRoyna CLEVELAND.
sn she ssushern Bsraev.
~. snaFox. Dec. a.-0overnor Za-
Ansooa has addrssssd the fol-
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lndias rresbies.

DUNCAN (Arz.l. Dec. 2-The same
party of Indians who killed the Wright
Brothers passed on to Carondo Ranch,
about fifteen miles below here, and
today killed Dick MAYS and another
man. whose name IL unknova.
WILCOX (Arx.l, Dec. 2-Skerid Ben
Crawford. Of Graham county. and tvo
other men wers killed by Apaches near
Solomonv,lie this morning. Great con-
sssrnstioa 10 prevailing in that vicinity.
Tae Indians are divided into lands of
fifteen OF twenty.
The Wright Brothers, pioneers OF
Ar Eona, living AZ San Jose on the CHA
river, were killed Yesterday by the
renesa AIDES. Since the killing Of Sheriff
Crawford aud the too other men near
Ssiomonviile, men. women and chill
drea are fleeing in all directioas and
Q ,uriers are being sent out 20 warn Tie
,afflAra
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TIE American opera.

hEv foRK. Dec. 2.-forty or fifty
candidates for admission TO tue Amer
an sehsol Of Opera were examined
seedsy BY Theodore Thomas. Nine.
ts.camadi and others. Several re-
SxaAeN ane voices we're discovered,
~ We greater number were evidently
ssesincd to be rejected as soon a. they
aesa 70 sirs. The sopranos far out
samoered the contraltos. Many dis
aes eities we're represented. including
az francisco. Los Angeles and Port
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NEW Yokx, Dec. a.-U. s. SIS los
Sss's lls&. As i2s%, Pacific SIS LIS
American kxprcss los, Oanada Pa
eifie SsAs, Canada southern an. Gen.
trail pacine &Sis Burlington 1871 Lack
swauna i0y.. tssnver a kio 6rADde
ga, Ere 254. Kansas 4 Texas Sss
Lake Shore soss. Louisville 4 Mash
Vile az. Michisan Central 70 Nsrth
ern Pacific 2s., Northern Pacific
preferred SSis. Northwestern H2ss,
New York Cent=al to4A. Oregon RAai
cay and Navigation i01ss, OREGON
TrAnsscuiinenfAi "a. Oreesn improve
ment 81, facinc Mail 6ss<. Panama -.
Rock Island La, 81. Paul slA. Texas
Pacific ~, Union rAcinc Ssh. United
States Rxprso CO. wells fazxo lis.
Wssonru urina l5A.
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The Caaeuses.

WAsHISorss. Dec. "A caucus OF
the Democratic Representatives will be
held in the hall Of she House sf Repre-
sentstives on Saturday evening. 10 Sc
lect candidates for the various offices
under the next House.
senator sherman will preside At the
Republican Senatorial caucus, Friday.
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WHEELING. wv. Val, Dec. 2.-Ihe
weekly report of Secretary Wise, of the
Western Nail Association, issued this
evening", shows 6t7 machines in opera
hon In the mills of the Associ alton, an
Increase OF nine over last weeks report.
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We are now opening our
Holiday ne Of the follow
ing foods:
HANDkERCHIEFS--Oyer
200 Styles, in Silk and
Linen, for Ladies, Gentle.
men aud Children.
Lace and Fancy Neck
wear-A great variety.
Fans-A beautiful line
new styles.
Parses aud Satchels In
abundance.
WOrsted Knitted Goods
Of all kinds,
Hosiery Gloves Em b roid-
cred Goods, Jewelry, ETC.,
and numerous other arti.
cles.
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WARRINGTON. Dee. 2.-On the day fol-
c%siee TIE Inauguration Of President
Isssland. Oiaytea McMichaei. Marshal
'ee District 81 Columbia, presented
a. vfissen resignation of thai Office.
- mat time MeMichaei has made
1910 requests 10 be relieved st the
rasa convenience of tha Executive.
nNsy me President addressed 10 the
.saa the following autograph letter.
SM perm imion Ia uaake IL nnhlis.
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LounynLk. Dec. 2.-Oharlotse Wick
nas. solored, died here tonight, aged
~ yeeG She has Is living children,
ne oldest being nearly 100 years old.
and % grand children. She claims 10
eave handed Washington cup Of water
tes battle Of Yorktown. Her second
sssosnd reached the age Of liz years.
Ne vas hale and hearty until recently.
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A Victory for eebharsit

LONDON, Dec. AT CROYDON today,
TIE great Metropolitan steepsechase
handicap Vas won by Fred. Geb-
bardfs horse Jolly sir John: Cortolvin
second; and the SIX year old bay geld
ing u fmrock third. There we're five
starters fRs betting vas Eve 10 one
against Jolly Sir John
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A Gailty knight.

CxorSslrI, Dec. 2.-The committee
appointed by the Commander Of the
Grand Oommsndery OF Ohio % Knights
fsmplar 10 investigate the charges
seaiust Rev. Henry ID. Moore. editor OF
Tie kasoHie Rsvie1, has found him
suilty. and sentenced him TO Indefinite
mspsnsioa. The charge arose from an
nsiols published In the Rspisic. the
authorship OF which was attributed to
ihe editor. Judge Foraker has given
naadsry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-03

PAsAxA, Dec. 2-Limz surrendered
70 oeceres at 2 O'Clock, and senior Ease-
oeo Sanchez has been named a. pro-
vislonal President.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The President
hu appointed Albert A. Wilson. Of
Warrington. to be U. 3. Marshal for the
District OF Columbia. Wilson Ia Presi.
asni Of the Fireman's Insurance Com
Psny Of Washington, ID. O.. and q
Director Of the National Bank Of the
Republic.
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A new Political Move.

MANHATTAN (Kan.l, Dec. "A call
~ been issued here. signed by several
tupdred residents Of this and adjoining
aslss. for National Convention OF
lrti saloon Republicans, TO be held at
folsdo, Ohio. In May. 1886 The call
iirssss that primaries be held in all
wscipets on April 2lst, county conven-
ipss % April 18th. and State oonven-
ssns 90 May 9Th, for the election Of a
5pable number of delegates TO which
81 10 entitled under the call Of the
Republican National Convention. The
nil declares for immediate national
wohibitiou. but doss not intimate that
/ national ticket will be nominated, ex-
sspt In the alternative of n failure of
ths RAunhlioan marty In do an