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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-08

LloErs o LoSpoS. . theatre
cal Company can play 10 foar Successive
large Audiences Sn Seattle. ID must be
possessed Of more than usual merit
The Gsismef Davies company have done
this. aad therefore must Be, BY public
verdict, declared meriiorious- AZ the
matinee yesterday afternoon they we're
greeted with q large audience 10 vii
Gees, for the second time. the sensa-
tiond drama. " Aonte CFisto,r ana last
niRhs the a. Lights o. I.oadon@ bFoaeht
out the largest gathering Of the season.
TIE meiodFAns throughout Was we'll
rendered. Mr.. GFismsF personating Ssih
Presns. north country poschtng ehar.
and Miss Davies ihe role Of Bess Marks.
daughter % The lodge keeper. Tue sup
port was good. and the play enioyabls
ihronghout,
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CEAkTKkkn- = The steamer W. n
Merwin has been thoroughly ever
hauled durin2 the past two OF three
weeks. and Il now In Hrzt class eondi-
ton. Sue has been eharsersd By Gspt.
W. h. Ballard. and on Mon iss wsll be
placed On The Oympts route. n epposi-
iiou 70 the wlId9ood. The Marvin
gill alternate with the Zsphyr-thAt IA.
either the Merwin or xsphyr vin leave
Seattle every sorntng fog Olympia and
40 Soazd ports.
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FOREIGN.



MosTkE1L. Feb. g.-Iu yisz az tn
warnings Of the intention of dvee-
snftsrs 20 destroy the Victoria bridge a
wooden shanty has bean bQilt on the
Ice EeaS both ends Of toe brid4. aod
three guards ara posted AZ utgbt and
viii be maintained ali winter.
PsrfHgsrs Cheek.
LIsBos, Feb. The Governor Of
Angola announces that Portugal seized
both banks Of the lover Congo river
between the 9Th and 18th Of January.
sapsare OF a Chinese Detachment
Paris, Feb. Official dispatches
IRON Iouquin state that the French
forees, on their way to LangsOn, cap-
tnfed = detachment o. Chinese troops
IN az entrencbed camp at DouQzon0.
HE French casualties were slight. The
march TO LsnRson will be cOntisusd
Slthont delay. General BFiere DeI.isie
teiegraphed yesterday to the Govern.
tnent from Dongsong as follows Our
troops yesterday carried three forts
commanding the Chinese camp. The
men displayed such spirit, decision and
dash that night alone checked their
Zeal At daylight the whole camp of
the enemy vas captured. Our losses
were slight. TIE enemy were driven 90
the Mandarin road"
anarchists ExeruGed.
BERLIN, Feb. Z. - Rainsdorf and
Reachler, the anarchists sentenced to
death some weeks ago by the Imperial
Court at Leipsie for attempting to cause
the death of the Emperor and other
royal persons at the Siederxaid celebra-
an
Halle. The execution took place IN the
prison.
Thts b. Absurd.
RoAE, Feb. 7.-Michael Davitt on ar.
irving here On Thursday last went 10 the
EhRlisS hotel but was compelled 10 seek
other quarters, because English guests at
the house refused to sit at the same "a
bic with him.
aanIan Wins q Race.
SYDNEY. n. \. W., Feb. lin the
scuiling match today between Hanlau
and Clifford, Hanlan was victorious,
coming In six lengths ahead.
ships Ashore.
VICTORIA, Feb. 7.-Tbd ship spartan.
Captain Reed. from San Francisco to
Port Townsend, III ballast, passed in by
Iafoosh light January 18th, encounter
ing thick weather. The vessel got
ashore on January 10th. but almost i'm
mediately hoatsd into Barclay Sound,
leaking, having about five feet of water
in her hold. The captain arrived in
Victoria today to procure assistance.
The bark Columbia, Captaia DAVID
sou, also put into Barclay Sound an
the 18th. and Is awaiting a favorable
wind 10 60 to BellinRham Bay.
heavy Damage
In the seduction case Of Work vs..
haymur, the jury returned a verdict of
$500 damages. The amount claimed
Vas $4,000.
Wreekage.
schooner from the west coast Of the |
island reports large amount of wreck |
age came ashore between Barclay aud |
sounds. Parts Of a ships |
cabin and boat, tobacco. overalls, wine,
aud brandy, pair of oars and |
a pair of cabin steps were picked up.
corrasled,
BRussELs, Peb.7.-A marriage has been |
arranged between the Princess Ciemen-
line, daughter of King Leopold of Bel |
2ium, and Prince Albert Victor, eldest |
son of the Pfinos Of Wales.
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PogrIAxD vs. VscroElA.-li b s0t
creslitabIs TO she Veterans thsi Pc-t-
land should ess the trade Of iuserias
British UolnmhiA- Supplies for men
engaged in The construction Of the Ca
madam pAciac Railroad are boaeht In
Portland, and transported by Q bong
ana siifsicals route 10 the soene Of opera
tons midway hetseen the Cascade and
Rocky Moantains. A single pufehAss
rs been made Of 800 tens. and The
eou,racs let 10 H. n. Mccartney for ia
transportstion- Those goods ought TO
10 by rail froxn Port MOODY. and II they
do us,s souaething i wrooR N tes r@An-
nsr q trade % oar Provincial neigh
harn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-08

We cali the attention Of the ladies Of
this eity and Puget Sound - the adssr-
sisement of J. Strauss A Co. They are
dstermined 60 Gloss ous At onos and
have made q hsg reduction IN all de-
partmenla Oar meas furnishing
goods are sold az 80 esnss on the dol
lar. jaD
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ID d sAia that time softens I'll q insk
Perhaps %. Bat hoe tine esn MAKE
he brain Of the yoanR man weo parts
hi hair In he rni4dis. CO tie yraaR 90
maa uho parts hers CO eoa sdA % TIE
-ssdy" % vho bznRs har& y pa1-
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sar1.xn - Ths schooner Challenger
ssnishea takina On her cargo Of lamesr
A Sse,son 4 Posts uili yesterday, and
vas tswsa 10 go lAst sssnine ~ ne
TIA Qassn Cray.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Us LAxD oFfIuH Ar oLxxPIA. VT,
gss. n, lsss.
~ sotics 10 hereby givea that OLE b..
JOe1 4 has fied notice ID intention 10 make
anal foof b. fore the Clerk Of the District
Court At his once In seattle v. T.. Gu Thurs
day, tia ah day Of March. A. D. ISIS
on pre- emption q y Ne sssi, for the y %
NJ \ ssd y \ Of nv \ of ellen -. town
ship ~ north. range 8 east.
He names - uifneasrs; n L. OAKLEY. stee
Sesaak. J ". clspsA saa ols oanhFsk. al
81 Hubbard. ". 7.
JOHN y. CONVEY,
AzQanrG Eaidsaer q the IAnd Ofaea.
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Us LAsp oKyscK an oLxzREA. VT
JAa. "a. 1896.
- Mos&ss b hereby gtvea that {. D. HIS
COCK h&s eisd iensles II tassBtfoa 70 mzks
anAs prosf e=foass Melissa Meo&ElEm. Auditor
q Eifssp eouHsfy, = Is slaes, IL fsrt Md
sas. Vs. T., % Ne3nsetsy the ilth dag %
n. fss fhss II u NV x saa y y ~ So !
a. esct - Is hsEnxAlp 3 asEsH-rsaas eask
NJ asaaes - witnesses Les ~ n<rtnn. .
e. RsrakzzlA. LaNeE A1sms snd Atsx. D.
sz.tA, IL a Hufs Msab 81. y. I.
JOHN Y. 80WEY,
ss2s4axs Rsxf1sg 81 ~ Lan1 o4ss
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NOTICE.

THEREAFTER ALL LIQUOR DEAL
L i ers who continue 20 sellliquors after
the expiration of their license. and before
renewing the same. will be pros scuted &C
cordIng 70 law. BY order or the
al2 LICENSE COMMITTEE.
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Offices 10 Rent.

GUITES AND SINGLE. IN ny FIRE
y proof hxsck huilding 81 redac rAEas.
Ths m9si ocasrai location In the essy.
tafo c. p. sTONE
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ASaIsAL OF rRs wTInIxoTos. The
steamship Wilmington, ID. D. Black
burn, commands. arrived from San
Francisco Yesterday evening. bringing
300 tons of merchandise and - passen-
gers, a. follows; A Marsh, ] y Law.
renos. q Moody, II Bruce. Mrs MArtos
and family, ID MeAulaen and family. q
W G..llsns. A DAvey, and II II the steer.
see. ConsiHnees; A Il Merrill, &
I.onch, Cirricns a koechitne. ID i d.
re. I'm Thomas q T Maginuis 4 Co.
HENRY Msser, ] Morrison, John Eeseh,
/. Il Rreck. N Chilherg. faRet sound
Hide Depot Renssa. Holiness A Cot >
i Aeaay, Sstton q Co. waddelI z
Miles. A Rarnes A neeenedeftl z u
Pso, ] q SahmldieF. MeAtsss 3 OmarA.
J l. Dobeins. 1 BsstmAn. Olympia
Manufacsaring Co. ID Z Slsstery, q II
walker 4 Co. James kidsf. LAwrence
Bros. W REILLY. ) W Harden.
Lam UF.-The steamer wildwood
did nes arrive from ap Soana yestsf
DAY, and Il Vas generally sapposed BE
Rad stusk On the uned asss 81 oiympaa.
but this proyod % be nnissAke A
gentleman wh0 arrived here ey The
Zephyr laai eseniae states that yest.f-
day morning. cam after isAsinR tne
wharf 90 Olympia the crown Snees Wa
melted oai az the Mlldgoeas eoiisf,
snd ses vas conapeliea 10 pHi bach, ana
viii not again he able 30 ran unta shs
hoilsz ID repaired
a a 49,
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RcNx, Feb. IAN Italian expedition,
consisting OF 800 men, has been or
dsrsd TO proceed az once 30 Suakem. IL
il reported that l3,00o more troops arc
being mobilized for service in Egypt.
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MARCHING Up TIE River.

LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch from
Merlva says that the Black Watch and
statforshire regiments have passed the
bahami Cataract. On their way they
destroyed the houses of Suleiman and
Wad Ganez, who Psrpstrsted the massa.
Gre OF Colonel Stewart and party. ehe
rebels have abandoned Shskvok Pass.
Much ammunition and graiu were
found there. The Cornwall regiment ia
now passing the cataract.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Senatorial Ballet.

PORTLAND. Or, Feb. TO. 1Isiuenwe.
Der 81, Hirsch %, Failing 8, George 3,
Hare ., Kelsey 8. Williams 8, Carssn I,
+. ID. Mckee l, APple9ate |, absent 6.
The Treaty I'm Iorsed.
SAcRA MENr0, Feb. 6-The Assembly
today adopted concurrent resolution
favorlng the Nicarsauan treaty.
The Chinese Must 60.
EuREKA, Cal, Feb. 7.-Daring a riot
last night between Chinese, a stray bul
let killed David Kendall, a member of
the City Council, and another severely
wounded boy. The news created
such intense excitement that a mass
meeting was called and over thousand
citizens responded. Resolutions we're
adopted and a committee appointed to
notify ths Chinese that they must all
leave the city. A group OF citizens
visited each Chinese house aud COM
PEELED the occupants to pack up their
effects, and then marched them to a
large warehouse, where all are i'm.
prisoned awaiting the departure of the
steamer for San Francisco toaorrow.
A second mass meeting, attended hy
two thousand men, was held today. A
standing committee was appointed, who
will prevent any Chinese locating in
this city 10 future.
The sharon Dirt 20 be Gsne over
Again.
San Francisco, Feb. i.--Davis Lou
derb SEX, ~ attorney for defendant in
the case OF Sarah A. Sharon vs.. the Alta
California Publishing ComFThy, caused
10 be served to-day upon Plaintiffs coun-
sci notice that on the 18Th he would
make a motion before Judge Hunt FOR
an order permitting inspection, exam
ination aud comparison by counsel and
expert witnesses of the Sharon marriage
coAtrset, my Dear Wife" letters and
other documents introduced IN evidence
tn the Sharon divorce case, Numbering
twenty one. Appended TO the notice
vas an affidavit Of James A. johnson,
50 President of the Alta CompSny. To
the eject tnat he IL advised by nis at.
torusy that he cam OF safely proceed to
trial without sach inspect o., and that
the same is necessary 60 enAbie him 10
prepare for and sustain his defense: that
the 3ta Company claims aud Expects
TO prove, II sneh inspection u afforded,
thAa the marriage eontFacs and ny
Dear Wife" letters are fabrications,
altered, changed or forged by Sarah
Althea vito = view OF proving q pre-
tended marriage between Sharon and
herself.
shipplas Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, Feb. Brit
ish steamer wellington, from Departure
Bay.
Sailed-stsameF Queen OF the Pacific,
for Astoria ship Civ of Hrooklyn and
bark Templar, for Seattle.
PoRT ntscoYKsY, Feb. 7.-Sailsd--
Rarkentines MAkah aud q. @. Funk.
PoRT townsend. Feb. 7.-Arrivsd--
Bark Henry Buck, from Panama.
PoRr GAMBLE, Feb. - Barkentine
SkaRit. from san Francisco.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
BliVGrsity Of California.

flNHE REGULAR COURSE os Lee
L lures win commence February l, 1855.
For particulars address r A. MCLEAN.
VI. D.. Dean. 69 Merchant street san
Francisco. del6fsxi
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Bsaisr : line Of ssaaa sAaa . pAss
Il uoaesrsa
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The Executive Committee Of the
United States Association Of the New
Orleans Exposition. waited ON Presi-
dent Arthur ,day and presented a
statement Of the affairs Of the Exposi
ton. together with msmOrisi TO Con-
gress asking an additional appropria.
sion, which he vas asked 10 transmit to
Congress with his approval. The Pres
ident promised 10 give the matter
prompt and careful attention.
Ansfhey ChapteP or the GFeely Arctic
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coURIKRs BRINGING INFORMATION

LosDos, Feb. IA dispaEsh from
Wolseley's headquarters states that
ooariers, accompanied by an esoort, are
nov on their way across the Bayonda
Desert, and are expected to arrive at
horti tonight. The e0uriers convey
q report Of Lord Beresford's attempt to
rescue Colonel Wilson and his party
from the island in the Nile, where they
have been hemmed in by the hostile
ARABIA
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TTALY's OPPORTUNITY.

IL il stated that the Italian Cove, n
ment Is prepared 10 send $500 troops
into the Soadan. All political parties
express warm sympathy with England,
alliance Is evident. Italian statesmen
see An opportunity for Italy now to as
ssrt for herself 9 position among the
first Powers Of Europe.
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aARNa's ADVICE.

CAIRo. Feb. Sir Evelys Barring,
tue British Consal General, has tele
graphed to the Government advising
the dispatch of 5000 Indian troops for
services in Egypt.
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An emeiai FIRE.

WASHINGTON. keb. IA IRE this even
ing In the annex TO the signal Office de-
atroyed aud damaged q namber Of val
ruined some of the Quest instruments in
she offics. fhe fire Wa confined 10 the
second, third and fourth aOarx. The
records destroyed and injured are those
which have been collected daring the
past fonr OF ave years. and which ON
i,sals say cannot be replaced. A uambeF
Of charts we're also damaged bsyond f1.
turs use. The instruments injured we're
lirst class hAFofneterA ARnal service
officials are unable % estimate fenigas
the loss 10 the service. The loss on the
buildiag ID tso.0oa
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Z W ssEs. FEB. 7.--conans. the miss
80 e Ha7ss's Ireskip, has NOS
3 sszsd froea. Ga January 2ist he
foFfis.or Of hts hotel and b,r-
s w collars on : watch and
= s'Rnad The rsoeinf IT. p.
iEse Ila hahd writing vas idsn-
y ssM of The missing uaAn.
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= y" WV
ks,A H. President. elect
- sssAkfssted early this mora
49,. Asyef Grace and General
sSs<z DE then began his daily
Is, - Amenss th0a who callsd
e~s..ae. Ahhsts 81 New Jsrssy,
4ef meas OF Delaware and
&Snz, sl<hlih. fks Tatnmany
sss' s1Fa,Aset n pre.ess the
So q tns WtzvAm braves 10
&C., 80 - siuflae the morning.
81 - esns called "a the yic-oria
49, ~ : card faF Cleveland.
u h 80 azTTsns this afternoon
&C., 4 pnsposed to stop on the
~ =. t'gea NAszy at Grsys,oue "a
IN W fAdsn. has Cleveland )
4 slss sesised this and saia
\ - . 4 sst veala probably lesye
lzl1- Y. sssaizas and make no stops.
alnn- ~ AttstrnoR callers we're
" y : = kilis u Eso,aisians Wa Il,
&ns3 isenhs. sssse Sslienasr,.
aAIs., = p,1t. taeeias Ehres AMI
&kIss e Nav fart. DANIEL
Hts ssea tsaiaka and sens 4
/ &ai2s kals<s cleveland Mr.
~ - Ia<s come frem lis~ys,nn,.
5>as = Y AID hstds HAVE hssu -,
/ ~ 49,. 49, casssllnd immssli.
Nss}n ~ AsaninR6 si,A whom y,
~ 49, ] A1onlsH uaraine a,
&eus Eva. Clsssla,,s, ,,as...I
! -. ~ GA,zalsr. Rarnna N
Aai ss. !: = aeett 81 kris. OswakI
49, r el.tnt et tlAa lSfssfs ~
sAsss ssssAss.
csA II. 10. i.-r,sn.
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raE CABINET MEETING.

LONDON, Feb THE Cabine. meet
ing to-day was prolonged until 3:35 p.
N. Messages were dispatched every
few minutes between Downing street
and the War 0ihcs and the Admiralty.
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TEE sogBAs.
Eagiasd viii Make ExirasrdInary
Egsrts-Ss News Of Gsrdsa's Faie.

o@@Aeea WIN a4hE EAAf84E0N 0AFy
EHorts-Ss News Of GsrasaIs Fal<.
TER KICTTENEST sCRsEDTS0.
LosDos. Feb. 6-Ths excitement over
shs fall Of kszrtOun IL sahsiding, and
military critics n0E consider the irOots
at AstemHeh safe If Gen. Esrle's aa-
vance 10 Berbee 10 FASTENED and rein
forcensDts are haired on from Korti.
i be decision Of the Cabinet giving Gen.
Wolseley full power to act has caIuRed
the public mind. aid orders have been
sent 20 Gibraltar and Malta 70 prepare
Tor the dispatch of all available troops
70 the SouaaH. Gea. Wolssley has
adopted Gen SiepAenson's advice to
send strong force 10 Sake Il. Il 10
reported that the Indian troops will
garrison Suskem, while a force of coo
British will advance npou BerDer. Tue
expedition Will be composed of drafts
from the Indian regiments, and the ac
elimAted British troops EOS IN Egypt,
who vii be replaced by drafts from
England and the Mediterranean. The
Government has decided to maintain
the folI strength of the esrrisons in
Egypt The Indian Government has
expressed its readiness to embark frozn
Bombay q force Of Gh0orka infantry
and Sikh lAnoarS Witnfn q fnrrnsuhs
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wAsarSoroS, Feb. 7. For the narth
Paciae Coast, local rains and partly
claaay Weather,
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s1czsus, Feb. THE Hooking Val
Y ~ been greatly excited tenhsht
lenas Of q concentrated attack
n 9riksrA uvsr 400 sllots were
Y ~ aeighbo,hood Of Nelsonville
c1sAfsi aoost 10 o'clock. bat no
80 sss made, The patrol trans
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! ! AsAop Potter has consented
i ~ ~ Nj. kewtaH presented
4 ts NE ennnasl for presentsrs
- sssaxed IN preparing the ne
NJ NPsM which viii be ready The
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LoSpoS, Feb. Til 10 rumored that
an order was telegraphed wolssley 10
ascertain. II possible, before taking de-
eisiye action, whether Gordon Is dead or
alive. IL still alive. Wolseiey 10 in
ssructed to endeavor to terminate the
campaign without farther lighting.
The War Once reports thai no troops
can be spared from Ireland.
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Nav fORE, Feb. 7.-Governments
inasg and generally higher. Stoke
IN unusually active all day and the
lNsfd taovepent. which began with
Atepsning. was almost continuous for
1 bsmber Of prominent shares. The
sIfs list was \. 10 2 per cent higher
sssvsning than at the close yesterday.
hpwts Of an abnormally large east
|aad tonnage irom Chicago during the
~ week assisted the upward move
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Anarchists Executed.

BEAI-Is, FEB. Z. - keinsdorf and
Reuchler, the anarchists sentenced to
death some weeks ago by the Imperial
Court at Lsipsic for attempting to cause
the death of the Emperor and other
royal persons at the Siederwaid celebra-
ton we're executed this morning at
Halle. The execution took place IN the
prison.
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The Obsrrpfr says that General Woise-
ley asked for specific orders A. to what
being found dad. After q very ami
mated aud prolonged discussion tie
Cabinet replied that the campaign is TO
be prosecuted Rntil the revolt 10 sup
pressed. Another Cabinet council will
be held Sunday.
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nosTkEAL. Feb. s.-In vles OF The
warnings Of the intention of DINA
niters TO destroy the Victoria bridge. a
wooden shanty hzs s<en bailt on Ehe
Zoe rear both ends Of toe bride. And
tnrse guards ara posted AZ night and
viii be maintained ali winter.
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THIS b. Absurd.

RoAE, Feb. michael Davitt on ar.
irving here on Thursday last vent 10 the
EhRliss hotel but was compelled 10 seek
other quarters, because English guests at
the house refused to sit at the same "a.
bic with him.
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PoKrLAsD. Or. Feb. &c. Lsinenwe.
Der 81, Hirsch %, Failing o, George 5,
Hare ., Kelsey 8. Williams 3, Carssn !,
T. ID. Mckee l. Aaplaoat.. 4 ahsaut 4
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The Chinese Indemnify. .

WAsHrSGroS, Feb. 7.-Secretary Lin
coin has instructed Lieutenant MsD0a-
sid not to turn over 10 the Governor Of
Southern California the MsKicln ma
timers recently arrested by his CON.
mand in Arizona near the border line,
but 20 bold them subject TO the receiy,
bv the Departments of State from the
President Of Msxico n propsr extTadi-
ton papers. This action Is taken a,
the req lest Of the NJ .xican Government.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-08

SYDNEY. n. \. W., Feb. lin the
sculling match today between Hanlau
and Clifford, Hanlan was victorious,
coming IN six lengths ahead.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-08

LIsBos. Feb. The Governor Of
Angola announces that Portugal seized
both banks Of the lover Congo river
between the 9Th and 18th Of January.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-08

GAO ACRES OF LAND

One mile from Rentsn, three-quarters OF
a mile from Cedar River Railroad fine
body OF land: easy cleared; IS per acre /;
4 big bargain.