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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12
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PARTS BY WIRE AND CABLE.

LONDON, april 10.-The morning press
declares, without exception, that it is
now imperative upon England to fight
unless Russia shall promptly recall Gen.
Komaroff and disown his action in at
tacking the Afgbans on Kushk river.
The Russian agents in London have
visited the offices of a number of steam
ship companies and made heavy bids for
the purchase of their fast-going vessels.
The extraordinary offers for steamers
aroused the suspicion of the officers of
the companies, who, upon inquiry, be-
came convinced that if the vessels were
sold they would be used by the Russian
Government. for war purposes, and they
so reported the facts TO the British Adj
miralty. 1t was said at the Foreign Office
this afternoon that Russia had not yet
replied to the demand of England for a
full explanation of the Russian attack on
Afghans on Kushk river.
ST. PETERSBURG, April, 10.-The morn
ing newspapers throughout Russia, with
the recent battle between the Russians
and Afghans, on Kushk river, are very
bellicose in their utterances, and charge
Earl Dufferin, Viceroy OF India, and
Sir Peter Lumsden. the British Commits
sioner, with provoking war by advising
the Afghans to advance on Pul-i-Khiisi.
which the British officials know was art
of the Russian territory. The Afghans,
they say, also fully understood that Pull
Khiisi was Russian territory and would
never have attempted to advance their
pickets to that point unless strongly
urged to do so by the British officials.
The war party fully indor5e the assertions
Of the newspapers and are very pugna-
cious over the affair.
IA JOURNAL" FOR PEACE.
La Journal de St Petersburg says
that Gen. KomarofT's return within his
lines, after driving off the Afghans, in
dcates that the Russian attack was
caused by hostile acts of the Afghans.
This affair was only an accidental CON
llict, such as is very difficult to avoid
when one considers the strained situation
and close proximy of the opposing par
ties.
La Journal sees no reason for regarding
war between Russia and England as in
evitable, and expresses the hope that the
battle on the Kushk will not interfere
with the negotiations now in progress
with England for an amicable settlement
of the perplexiug boundary question. La
Journal is glad to hear that the British
officers who were Mt the scene of the bat
tie reached Afghan territory in safety.
Traders hero tell N. Benge, minister
of finance, that the present state of un-
certainty is worse than war. CONNER
cial circles believe that war is inevi-
table, and that it is better that it should
come now than later The Novoe Vremya
accuses Lord Dufferin of trying to pro-
woke war, thereby hampering the nego-
tiations between Russia and England.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12
rhe Mahdrs military Resources.

The London Standard says: 'The
Mahdi's military resources include To-
600 Egyptian regulars, who We're orig
inally taken prisoners or deserted to the
MahdTs camp. It is not known. even at
English headquarters in the Soudan,
how many native warriors have joined
Mohammed Achmed, but he possesses
ornaments for an almost unlimited
number.
Besides the arms and equipments of
Hicks and Baker Pasha's forces, which
fell into the hands of the enemy, the
latter has an enormous quantity of pro-
visions and ammunition, which the
Egyptian Government had stored in
Sennaar. Kordofan and Facho0a.
"As far back as two years ago, the
Egyptian authorities at Cairo admitted
that the Mahdi had captured ninety
field guns, $4,000 Remington rifles and
10000 cartridges. Since then the gar
risons of Berber, Shendy and Khartoum
have capitulated.
At khartoum, also, the Mahdl found
vast quantity of ammunition and s.
600 to 6,000 negro troops well armed.
The rebel army is also copiously sup
piled with siege artillery. Both Sir
Charles Wilson'S and Lord Charles Ber.
esford's steamers were fired upon by
heavy riverain batteries. There are q
large number of Turkish and Arab of,
hcers with the Mahdi. The black re
cruits are drilled 10y fugitives from
Arabis army, and the Mahdi's artillery
is worked by Turkish Topskis, who are
held to be the best marksmen In the
world.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12

Tennyson's Letter to Brooklyn
School.
Lord Tennyson has acknowledged the
gift sent him at Christmas, comprising
manuscript copies Of popular parts of his
works made by the pupils of Brooklyn
Public School No. 8, and illustrated by
them with pen work. His letter is as
follows
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12
PALATKA HOTELS.
CARLETON HOUSE,
A. SHELLEY, PRopR1EroR.

:
Finest location in the city. Newly remodel
ed and refurnished, making the finest home
accommodations. Table unsurpassed. Electric
bells in every room. $50 feet of piazza prom
enade, Accommodations for 200 guests. Om-
nibus at all depots and landings.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12

The trouble about enforcing the liquor
law in Maine is not in the weight or
lightness of penalties, but in public
opinion. If public sentiment were
strongly against liquor selling it would
be comparatively easy to enforce the
law-New York Evening Post. Ind.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12

Love rules the court, the camp, the
grove, but pauses abashed at the door
of the hall where the suffrage conven-
1ion is ld.-Buffalo Express.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12

The Rev. T. De Witt Talmage and his
family, of Brooklyn. are to pass the sum-
mer in Europe.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12

w. D. Howells has rented the "Olt
Manse' at Concord, Mass, for the sea
son.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12

Mr. Grant is reported as saying that
the happiest period of her life was when
the General was living at Galena on a
salary of $40 a month.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-04-12

Mr. Henry w. Grady's paper in the
Century on the social condition and pros
poets Of the colored race in the south,
seems to have caught Mr. George w.
Cable between wind and water. Cable
is essentially q writer of fiction. while
Grady is a man of facts and figures.
Mr. Cables pictures are interesting and
they are painted by a cunning hand, but
it is exceedingly doubtful whether they
ought to be accepted for more than the
creations of a fanciful and imaginative
genius Chicago News:
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Exeeafsr's EetIce 10
reditoFs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GTvEls NY
IN the underzigned. ezseufors a the
win u Henry 4. AfkinA docnsaed. "a o.
creditors o. and Al peFsgns having ,asirna
axalnaf tke enid 6eceMseda es1ase. - aE.
hislt tkera. vita the nceeaaArx vouckerN.
Within enc yesx nffsr this saAiee. 10 90
pl.ce of rcsidssnos u tks CITY o. 6ssizla.
". II - IL I'D cissms viii be f>wTsF
h4<xUd MARY J. ATKINS.
NORMAN FKNFTk1n
kinA dece3ar1.
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FOREIGN.



ERRLrs, July 2l.-Four arctic sxpedi-
tions viii leave Germany next winter.
CheerfuI Prospect fsr the rrissners.
LONDON, July 2i.--A dispatch received
here today states THAI she King Of De-
honey with large army has massacred
the French In the unprotected villages.
The king has also captured 1903 French
prisoners and he and bis followers pro-
pose 10 eat them.
Victory fer the Kaks.la Garrfsen.
CAIRo, July 21.-Eews has reached
here from Kassala 10 the eject THAI q
large force Of rebels attacked that plsce
and made several Desperate attempts 20
carry 10 by assault They were finally
repulsed and the garrison at kassala,
following up their victory, eapt1Ted the
rebsl camp. with 900 oxen and sheep
and 100 rifles. The enemy Lest 800 men
killed and wounded. while the garrison's
casualties we're smaller.
vscrosrA, B. o. July 2f.-Ths rcbber
Of the Island railway money has been
sent MP for trial.
Phineas Howard, q native Of Beston.
MassL. died st the hospital today. He
vas sged 90 years. and was q - pioneer
Of San Francisco. No effects.
An unknown man % O'Clock this
morning laapsd fron the wharf at e.
quimMit, after depoeitinR his hst. coat
and boots on tia wharf. and was drosn-
ed. His cries for help attracted aften-
ton loo late 20 save him. The body has
not yes been recovered
Rev. Dr.. Sutherland, Missionary SEQ
retsry Of the Methodist Church Of Can
ada. has arrived on an otficisi visit
The French In China
PAHrs. yuEy H.--1esersi Dc Conrey
teleQraphs. II have conferred as Half
hone With Gsnerz1s DeLisie. Warnet
and NeCrier. TonQuin h stiil disturbed
hY ulnrandels. gho have Appeared N ne
norehwesa data. IL is hoped the FRO
elauIssion recently issued BY the keRenf
81 AMMAN viii improve MASTERS u Ton
aafr- II 10 also hoped 70 amelioxafe
nnatiiars In AMMAN ~ ths ffench re-
NAMING In Hue % propitiste the Queen
Mother and Prince RegeEt- Beta are
pspsllAr aud powerful. aBd are replac-
ne the man9arins. Who were hostile 10
shs iFrsnch. The Frc1sh have cecapied
PerlinRhsn without oppesition-"
The Chelexs IN spnins
MNpzrr, JAW N.-There we're 2n
nsw c4ses and sS1 dsAshs reported pee.
seraay. In Msdrid Is eco cases and n
dsaslls eere reported Ihs scon<ze has
invslisa oaadAisjarts Our<ss sad Al
mssnh
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some carpenters ne o,hsr day shin-
ssed half tks roof of Mouse before
thes discovered THAI they we're wartime
% he wrene kouss.
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MilDsrr. Jsiy H.-There we're 2S7i
nsw eases and sS1 dsaahs reported pes.
tesaay In Madrid Is eco eases and II
dessils uere reported Ihs sconrze haa
invalisa oaadAisiart. Carxss ssd Al
m&Fnk
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PARK McxKs RscRryxD.-It ID tho
practise Of The American Government
10 encourage officers Of the Law In 50
pretending snaneelers and ssixins con-
trsbana eooda. Ons means 81 encour-
espment b she holding sat Of an in
euesrnept In the shape Of prize money.
n q seizure IL made . certain portion
Of the proceeds OF the sale Of the con-
trshand goods Is awarded 10 ths in
former ard 10 known - the informer's
share Yesterday, Z. A. Gardner re-
cesvsd FROM Washington ti30. his
portion Of Q seizure made ahoet one
wear aco. and he has several hundred
dollars moro allowed him On another
ssixnre. which oil arrive IN about
thres weeks. II. O. Thornton vas also
instrementzi IN making qaise Q large
seirure Of consrsband goods some
snsushs Ara, and On MandAy be re-
esivsd from Weshingscn check for
STA
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rs Lam osyscz Al oLszria. v. r..l
Ma D. L.,
0-Noitss b hersby givsa thss HK5BK =.
KELSEY has nlsd nodes OF infaunon D.
nnaks Anal proof bsfsrs ". v. Han. . EetsFy
Puhlir, a his once n sesttie ". r., 90 Non
dz1. TIA I'm Gag a yuly A o. 1ses. 20 Pre-.
s1pt1ss D. q 10. 5hss, ior tbs " y ~ Nv
aask Es
he nsanss e. witnasses: James L1assan
tohn o. HagAman. ozmual D. .ezrr and Gas.
q. DuniAp. all Il fisbbsra. ". 2.
S0ffN n. GOWN,
myzsiyl nazsster q - Lad 0Gks
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Ery Yoax. July 2i.-United state'i ys,
tsT. tj0s, il2Sf, &c. 1221<; Paoihc
n ilik. imsriean Express 9s1< .oailada
psS6s s5j<, Canada Southern xS1< Cen
ri Radife GIt(, Burlington lbs, Lack
s~surs sssl. Dsnver 4 kio' Gnlnde
~. RE IsA, Kansas a Texas :Dx,
IA shore 675f. Louisville 4 NAsh-
II s8K. Miahigan Central 6lk,
Kersh,rn Pacific 99l<. Northern Pa
m preferred AN, Northwestern ys1s,
IN Fork Central 96k. Oregon Rail
~ md NasieAtioEl 76H. Oregon
I1rsfnnlinental l61<. OreRUn Improve
nsui Is, Paoife Mail 491<, Panama d.
Eook Island 1le1G, st. Paul TN, Texas
pscife Il, onion Pacific 80, United
sss&es Express 81. Wells Fargo 100,
Nessgn Union B6sk.
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Nxur Yozx, July 2i.-Jndze Doaohue.
Of ths SnpEsme Coart. ssdal granted an
alspiuts divorce 10 Annia n. FOX from
RtlhArSi n. Fox Of the Pslscs GasFfss.
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR
Buildings, seheels. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers, Passenger,
Sleeping and Refrigerator Cars
Perfect Ventilation guaranteed
wherever ventiIation Il
Required.

Architects and builders unite In saying
ventilation, viii soon become a. standard
a. the window.
Our ventilator On any size), when
placed through wall. o window sash. or
q wooden bar under sash. admits . con-
slant supply Of fresh ar under perfect
control without drRughts; any desired
spnrtment No once OF sleeping room
ehouid b without II ~ Il stops burgian
exrludeB rain and dust and keeps the
Apartment constantly frssh without rails.
lng the windDwA Being heavily plated
In nickel if b veFy ornamental when ]
place. Tho handles serve 70 regulst
ventiiAtor. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
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lKKst YcRx. Jnly a. The HnnsinRsen
ros,ds, cousFoiled b. che Soafnern Pa
eIic Cnupauy. have been Divided into
tv,s syxteuosk a. follows Ths AtlA1f1c
sslssss, iueaudinR Ne LenisiAns& Tsxas
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slAr,, LAxx, JAY 1l.-Thes. Psrcnsf
was hs,d to-day By Oommissicner No
Kay, for unlawful sohahisstion With IA
nisce a plural wife, In &ioM bail
They have had ten cAaidren. al dsad.
Tnsrs = no lsw 10 Ut&A aGslnss incess.
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~, 13<.xsazoN, July Si.--The Prssident
e.4lnd Ne following named Poet
-. tedAy Josseh X. Roeers hi
~ eesse. Fennsylsania, vice A, 4,
~ Nsgen6eds Milhsn y. FfnlAn at
sessef, Iliinols. vice II. W Rvar. srs,.
- unstlea T. Gallagher ID ssla-
s,s. nss TERRI. woe B. h Wss,es,
is;t ssihn Il Elandley as FAIR.
~ ahlseiA viea n. W. Scoss, Gus.
~. :. barclay RAaeAaurh e Or
- nasseiA vice Y. n. Wright. sns.
- 0ictea Resets 81 De kaib. I'll
s1e 4. q iacksun, suSpsnsbsd
!. Sanford q Lansins Moi.
: Y: EinRhaln, suspended.
49,. = :. hickmAn " Louisiana and
E~ss eszoea u Alabama have hssan
8ss 8 spestsl Aesnss Of the Land
- "A. ~. hslitngs IL Altpn, Eliiu.sis,
Sss.sss -, !. akposrttd Ceief Of the Pre-
-, .sslzepe q thu Land OfHee. %
40 1e1sT dovess removed, ana
-. efray OF Brotkytlle. pennsyl-
- ben spreintea 1h,es ~ N.
nlsr,s. nzillnsia Divialcn Of the See.
49, % 70 saeeeed z<hulon n
= kpahina, removed.
49, - daly H--F The feliowlns
Ess wers aaads today David
1880 81 tee III trics az Co
n psisniendeia % sAs Of
~. 4 W1ptlulief 81 the Cur.
~ ~ S1<tsea Rlc3at, OF tAs I'm
II A1launiA, CAisN az Ds,issnr, Z,
In y eeaalat's osfsce, Edward y,
n &s sapn. uaslsd states lads
4 lSses - - e AlAskA; n. b. Bali
~ 0S. tsltsd ssAies Atsorney fos
1~ ~ g AlaskA, BArt0a Asklns
~ y -. tl1'asd siales Marsnal To-
~. sss.as.r< I.,ss cut.
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PrrTxBuss, July a.-It is asserted
among sporting men here that the
eenrfe over which Gaadeur made the
fass time yesterday is 40 fest short.
The referee invites an Investigation, and
u h probable that the course viii Be
again sarveyed.
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hlTTi.s RocR. ARK, Jaly IA fatal
asns occurred aaar the johnson ranch
= t>ellndians Territory on Saturday. In
shien . uhiskaeav Indian hamed Ward
~ Killed and two cowboys named
5shnsuu and Campbell we're wounded.
~ eeAxrei arose over the ownsrship Of
kiirovs Of cstsle.
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CRlcs0o. daiy n. --0ver one hundred
representatives Of the dissillery interests
= We Northwest ere In session today,
~ TIE purposs of fofnaing Q new whis-
~ po,L TIE members report the trade
q good condition. Stock is readily dis
pad OF 81 pool prioiss and no causes
siHapfa<eai fcr depreciation or cutting
q psiNRs
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FRxaso, Cal. July 2i.-Mariana Muir
eta, the repated wife Of Joaquin, the
notorious bandit. was lodged in jail TO-
doy by Corona King, charged with the
murder of q little child Of Corona in
the Cssst Range mountains few days
ago.
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Fire NJ Dungeness.

PoRr TOWNSEND. July 2i.-Ths resi-
dence of James Shersrd, and contents.
at DunReness were entirely destroyed
by fire today. A subscription II being
taken mp for the family, headed by G.
f. Clapp for $50.
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r..xa r,,fne Do Do street.

-, yaxx. July 1.-Two police OH.
1000 AFTER midnight came aT'ou a
- ,,siiine Il lsis osn blood In Fourth
- Pishiuz him np, they foa1d q
$3.50 $3.50 w.rndI Ia bis throat through
E "a bI,od was rapidly eozipg.
49, 49, 80 isDk hina 10 the station
80 ~ssrs he man bled to DEATH Al.
~ n ASH breath be said that
= ~ Thonias Murphy, IS years old.
- 1900 Thomas Deppy Of being
- nnrSrfsr. de had struck him 6oyn
- 4 FISCHER, smashing 10 over bis
- 4 4 quarrel. Deppy was arrested.
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So Yesx. Jolly 2i.-Norteesn Pc
.:.5s siu6rm . dispatch from
81 rsQsrding direct shipments Of
y 1900. Referring 20 this, .
. .i.fiye Of the Union Pscinc
9 n .ssrs < 4 regular hne Of sailing
- = .ssshlssIned between Yokohama
- 1900. A q result Of the NORTH
p.cise sxperimant, We can and
ss,5v I'll withdraw one OF the San
.s,Ssso s,sameF liisss and run 70 TO
$1,000.
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Produce Exchange Eiectisn.

sAs PRAxcIsoo; July H.-At the an
nual election Of the san Francisco Pro
dacs Exchange today. the following Of
fcers we're elected: President. Wm.
Dresbach; Vice President. 4. B. For
man Treasurer, II. Dutard.
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rae weIceii Gene.

The revenue cutter Wolcott left this
morning for San Francisco. Besides
the officers and crew, the Rev. j. B.
Alexander Of this city was passenger.
Daring the temporary absence of Mr..
Alexander the duties of British Woe
Consul viii DO attended to By +. w.
JamefL
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tkN Antonio, July fla private Iet.
iHfroui Kinney county states that hos
u bands Of Indians, taking advantage
s!ho withdrawal Of the cavalry from
Aadistri 81, are ID large on the frontier.
ntsritsf states two Mexicans ~ the
IN Of Pinta creek. eight al LIS We
eksad about twenty at other peduts
Nnbean killed near ths border By the
ISans, and that Q band Of fifteen raid
&nrrisrs has been in Kinney county,
- nfpthers' ranche. So far 90 learn
4 10 loss Of life attended the Indian
nd In Fexaa.
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MUS Orr, Montsisa, July 2l.-Ths
Toneue river Cheyenfits are beaded by
Chief White Dpli, Who has forced Black
Wolf 70 Join him. Two Moons and
Brave Wolf ere the leading chiefs on
Ne kosshnd. Tbs Tongue River In.
6ians hsvs had fraeas among sham-
sslvss. TIE result b not known. Major
IaEan rsashed hsrs yesterday, and will
se ioigsd By f,R0 eo1panies Of cavalry
iof CnAtef Tomorrow. The Grow agent,
Afmstsees. lsfi ysslsrdsy for his agency.
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CErlao. July 2l.--1he will Of Fred
risk O. Porter, which disposes Of $500,
90 gerfh Of pfopofty. was offsrsd for
Neksta today. The widow 10 left the
- q The entire estate daring her life
iisss. Esd al her death tvo- thirds OF the
ssisis Is 70 10 10 tbs seven children
sqzzIly. Washington Porter. one Of the
kftses was q witness 10 tbs will,
shich 10 against the statntee. and the
sa1rt ruled that by mot observing this
Mi be had forfeited his claim tsA the
x<zey. The deceased Mr.. Porter vas .
planass In this city In Introducing Cali
fugnia fruits.
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SAs Francesca, July 2l.-Arrived-
Bark Enoch Talbot. from Seattle.
Sailed-Steamsr Queen Of the Pacific
for Victoria; ship Bonanzs, for Port
Townsend.
TAroosH. July 21.--Fair, gentle south
west wind. No shipping.
PcRr TOWNSEND. July N.--Arrived--
Bark Alden Bssse, from Victoria, ship
W. A. Campbell and brig Courtnsyford.
Charged with she Murder Of Littie
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s.oskl,oldsrs Of she Unioa Ms
~ n.rk n meeting iodsy, adopt
tlanss 1870, 10 favor 81 prosecuting
q 2 $50 IN sfain Of the bank. 10
D 49, !, oresuizs a new bank 10
sssS . The basinsss. LIE 2, lnion
.ssss; /. ~ a the OLDEST IN Wall street
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one Oh the eldest and formerly the most
faghicnabls In the city, when the rector,
the E.sv. Henry ID. Jsrdine, attempted
10 conduct ssrviaes. He has been rector
of s.. MAry's for the past sin years, and
has h,sen one Of the most advanced men
in the Episcopal Church. Public esnti-
mant has been immensely wroaaht up
against Jardine ewing 10 charges made
aMainlsa hin % mineral practices, and
bat for the presence Of policemen In
the church Ia large Members be veald
undoubtedly have been drag ed from
the pnlpit and tarsed and feAthered.
When Jardine appeared 81 the altar the
congregation became howling mob.
In repsatine ths Deoaloeus. he read
tho espsush Commandment. when
be Vas greeted with storm Of derisivs
lazichlaF, stamping Of fest and cries Of
I" lkats r. Rata !" AZ soon a. quiet
bad been In measure restored be pro-
celstesi Ia . arm voice and With peculiar
emphasis 30 read, Thou shalt not bear
faiss wiiness.s This did not have the
desired stfecs, and was rscesved with
hxses. 1hs eomuandmeht, Thou
shalt mol eoset Thy neighbes's wife,
called forth thunderous applause. which
sxsssesled In violeacs tbs demonstration
whioh preceded ID. Az the rector
ces.ssel speaking and turned 10 kneei a.
10 aItar. another demonstration vas
made By The audience. All throaeh the
se.mon the zpeAker was constantly IN
tsrrupeed By stamping and sho1ting,
ths, exhibitions of disAppruyal being
acst prsnounced when be aeno1nced
iksrae uho believed him guilty ss ''iR-
no,ant, prsiudiced loats," and when be
pes,sd a. a aaartyr In The good cause
scs,uss, "a the widest oonfusien were
kst,t rp until che close OF the services.
AZ che evening service The sane riotoas
cos,duut YES repeated. Ths tndtRna-
ton a wiaespesAd and troaole d feared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-22
ChfIdren lest.

EUREKA, Cal, July 2i.-The city is
greatly excited today over the loss Of
three little girls. two aged 10 years and
the other years. Two are daughters
Oft Walter BohAll and the other Of w. j.
MeLsren. TIE children started out
bgsekberryinR yesterday and have not
been heard from since. Several hundred
men are out looking for them.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-22

WAslsnioTos, July 1.-THE Director
o. soc Mint has authorized the employ
Insnt OF sGperrnmerariea to relieve
ladies IN the Adiastef's ofioe OF the
fnihadsiphia Mint. - IN number, from
eSersofk. These ladies' have been
workinR from II 10 IA hours daily, Ter
ne sake Of eItrs pay, bat at the expense