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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28
4 soseGKxAaHAs AxD ms M.
MARkABEE FAMILY.

The slst anniversary Of william n.
Stewart's birth was celebrafesi al The
house OF Mrs. Matte johnson, in sam
ner, April 74th, 1855, by IS ehiIdren.
grand children and great grand chit
dren and 10 near friends. Rev. Meszrs.
Patch aud Mckinley and Othefs enter
tanned the company With remarks be-
nttlnR the occasion; also music by Mrs.
L o. Stewart and singing by the com
pany. rich rep4st was furnished by
the ladies. After a pleasant entertain
ment the party wss dismissed by Rev.
M. Mckinley with prayer and bsneaic-
Mr.. Stewart sss born on tho banks of
the Monongaheia river, in Brownsville,
Lafsyeste es1Dty, Pennsy Ivania, in
l1sz. hve years and eight months before
toe Death Of ''the father of his coun-
try" he has had Is chiidran, l2 are
now living; ths oldest. his son, IL 90.
and the youngest, q daughter, il 81
years old. He has had 65 grand chiI-
dren, 20 Of whom are now living: also 2
great great grand children. HIs second
daughter is q great grandmother His
dtsceudants. all told, number Il3, of
whom 96 are now IivinR. This il
healthy state of Affairs. He has been a
tstal aostainef from drink for 20 years,
and never used tobacco. He 10 a mem
Der of the Congregational Church. His
children and grand children are repre-
sented in the different charches. All
are strictly moral and temperate. This
aceousts for their long life and good
health. He served in the war of 1912,
and vas captain in the Black Hawk
var. He enlisted as q horne guard in
the late civil var. and had three sons ia
the civil war, two being wounded. Que
grandson died in Libby pruson. aad one
son and tvo Rrandsons In the Indian
wars. He was one Of the early agits-
tors vt the temperance reform, of the
abolition Of slavery. and the rights of
man without distinction of race. He
also favored free lsnd for the people,
advocated the homestead lav, and was
opposed 10 railroad and other mon
opoiies.
At the close OF the family reunion the
old veteran made some appropriate re-
mafks, and after dismissal he was
nearly ernotheFed with affectionate kisses
By q hssk Of daughters and grand
daughters. All are anxious he should
hive at least ten years longer. A. u.s..
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sREAT RTDUCrIes.

In order that sll may have an oppor-
tanity 20 travel duriaa the present hard
times. the q. 4. 4 n. Company has re-
duced the fare fr3n Seattle TO victoFis
or any point on the und 70 one dollar.
Ihe traveline public will please bear
this IN mind. The Emma Hayward,
North Pacific and George z. Starr viii
carry passengers 10 or from Seattle to
any point for one dollar. and tse Idaho
on the Whatcom routs will continue 60
carry passengers to any port for 30 cents,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

agreement Of the passenger agsuss'
association Of linesfrom here 90 Chf-
saR0 prevents any rsduceion 70 that
point on thifd-elass tickets. A rsdsc-
t.on Of sls has also been made TO New
8ezfssed Rates.
skN REAxcIsoo, April 7.-1hs var in
passenger rates 10 New York, which has
besn in progress here for some days
past, came 10 sudden end today. AZ a
meeting Of passenger agents, an agree
inent was made to restore the old rates,
and imposing @ fine of $50 on those
VIE break the agreement.
Barley vas the feature on the Produce
Exchange today. Prom &1.l51<, the
closing rate on Saturday, II made 3
Jnmp on openisQ today of nearly 10
cents, and rose until is reached &l.BL
% which dgare IL oioseG, an advance of
over 10 cents on Saturdays figures.
A Put-sR Race.
Sks FRAncEsco, April 26.-Ths boat
race between n. L. LayberRer OF Pitts
surRh and Austin Stevenson OF Vallejo,
Csl., was again postponed, owing 70
roughness OF the water.
ehipDfsG hnseiltxenee.
BAN FRAnCIsoo, April H.-Arrived--
ship Dasoik1 Wave, FROM Ioeoma; ship
B~ivid-fe, from Departure Bay; bark
LsZzls Williams, from Asuma; barker
ase hskHh, from Astoria; schooners
V ysga and Maid of OFlsans, from Snoal-
satsr Bsys steamer Empire, frem De-
pafture Bay.
Sailed-Snip City of Brooklyn, for
seattle; bark Coiass, for Port Town
dad.
fAToosH, April 27.-Schooner passed
q ~ p. N. ship and barksniine out
side. Clear and e4lm this evening.
Posr DEscovERY, April 2T.-Ssiled-
Bars soBoma.
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That % daily bringing joy 10 the
homes OF thousands by saving many of
eneir dear ones from an early grave.
Truly 10 DR.. Kings New Discovery for
CONSUMPTION, Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice,
Tickling in the Throat, Pain in the
Side and Chest, or any disease of the
Throat OF Lungs. positive cure. Gusr
anteed. Trial Bottles free at A. B
Stewards Drug Store. Large size $i.OO.
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The Losman a Hanford Stationery
and PRINTING Oompany haye added 20
fhetr stock Of eneinsers' and dFsuehts-
men's supplies large stock Of aFtIsis'
materials. consisting Of Wius0u 4 New
fonS oil snd wstef ooiogs, sat'te and
pamei's hair brushes. canvass and
stretchers and Numerous articles f0s
decorating. apS
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<4Ne<& Passenger nasrs.
!. ssA kAkxc1sssk Aprsl sxs--Tlse war In
Aksi rsla,s 10 New laFk. W ieh has
w., = pnxfass hsss fof soass d&yl. bas
y tzaseSigns being sas1Ie an
~ - ilcksss % the txtaes uf &lH,
55.s ~ d<iInits cut hes bexn Ehnde.
w; f:4seAaen q only INSIDE Cd hines
telNaee 10 Neu Yoxk, eli Ne
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Let every man, If possible, gather
some good books under his roof."-
ChaHBiBg.
"And bark you, sir, I'll have them
fairly boun i."-Shakespeare.
We have the largest stock In WASH
ington Territory, and sell at lower
prices than any other house on the Pa
citc Coast. q. DAVIES b Co,
Book sellers and stationers, lzs Cher
" street. ja27dw
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FAsHIoNABLE TAIIoR.-H. Bode, the
fashionable Front street tailor, has Just
received very fine line of foreign and
domestic goods. for the spring aud sum-
mer trade, and invites the public 10 call
and examine his goods and prices.
Front street, near Ponoin building, se-
attic. w. r. nrsa
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Bur HARVARD HAND GREaADEs.-
Take no other. Enoorsed and Used by
thousands Of the isading factories, niiis
and establishments throughout the
Unien. You cannot afford 70 be with
cut them. For particulars ask 9. Kill
LOGO, seent, Seattle. OF q. J. BErHT.
general agent i2i Market street. San
Francisco. apl7 5m
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Mr.. p. J. Dunn is requested to deliver
to the Seattle Pharmacy the opera
glass got from the boy ct the Opsra
House on the 18th instant. ap2
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sHILOH'S yITALIZER 10 what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appetlse,
Dizziness aud all symptoms of Dyspep-
sia. Price 10 and Is cents per bottle
Sold By A. B. Stewart.
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CATARRH CURED. health and sw.s,
breath secured. By ShiI0h's Catarrh
Remedy. Prloe 50 cents. Nasal Injector
free. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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What good Is all your money 10 you
after you're dead? Spend one dollar for
bottle Of swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure" and add i've years 10 your life
lease. mh2ldv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

An early inspection will SECURE
choice from the elegantly assorted lines
Of New Sprine Styles Of Choiee Dress
Fabrics IN Silks. S4ttasns. Lawns,
White Materials. ETC.. nav displayed ~
W. p. Boyd a CsA -
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sLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miser-
able BY that terrible congh. Shileh's
Cure Is the remedy for you. Sold by A.
e. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

For fine English Breakfast Tea go
to the London Tea Store. corner Second
and Cherry. 22
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

Gold, silver, Aluminium and rubber
are employed by DR.. Kilbourno. 625
trout street IN making artificial dei.-
lures. Gold for partial sets and alumni
num for full sets prove the most satis-
fanfory
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 30
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. Sold by A. b. Stewart,
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A handsome tea canister given With
one pound OF London Mixed Tea at thF
London Tea Store. y
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UNION BAKERY.

Corner Third an1 Caion EfreslE. Seat b
nOR spECIALTIEs CREAM.
|o Hrnse-msds ard Preach B e11 o..
ds for wc9dinTs parts. q picz1cs
a a c.rafsczl1nery afwAys On han1.
sps ak6. ". v. sczSSIxe. praps
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For lame back, side or chest, nee Shi-
ioh's Forus Plaster. Price Is eenfs.
s,ld By A. b. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

6HILOH'S COUGH and Consuup-
tion Cure is sold by as on q guarantee
L cures Consumption. Sold by A. b.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

Is Dr. Eesiey's eeiery
Beef and Iron sares dyspepsia and men
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchifas immediateiy reiieved bs Shi-
loh's Cnrs. Sold hy A. d. Stswaxk.
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New millinery goods arriving at CLAY
TON BRos.' every day. l9
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LADIES' skouid rsrlembef HksnzeucE
a TrzHx keep . faii iins 81 the ctls-
brxf<1 Dlsznnd nyea aol
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Sssisy's Perfumes urs saprrioF TO any
ia the market. Try them st HasssoUcx
4 Irsar,A apl
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mr. zseaiey,s Ceierv
Beef and Iron Will restore lost vitality
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

Cor Mesdham's He'd Cisver frepars-
tions. cpl
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The Great Tsnlc and ksrvtne,
Dr. Hsniey's Celery. Beef and Iron
via hxacs your nerves and make you
struna.
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Dr. 4eniesss O<iery Dsef and srsA
Is Gas appssizsr and promosar Of d.
aession.
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FoREIGN.

The sueE Canal Csmutssien.
PAEls, April Z7.-The Snez Canal CON-
mission has decided TO place prizes CAP
tursd IN naval warfare trayorsine she
Ssiez canal upon the same footiag -
ssen-of-wzr. The work Of she conmis-
sil,n IL progressing fAvorabiy.
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Dr. s1enley,s Ceiery
Beef and Iron will restore the weak to
hezlth and vigsr.
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sHILOH's CATARRH REMEDY--a
positive cnre for Catarrh, Dipktheria
aud Canker Mouth. Sold bg A. b.
Stewart.
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The s'nsadian Parliament.

OTTAWA, April "a. - The Manitoba
members Of Parliament have succeeded
10 inda1lng the Government to agree to
the supplementary balf-breed claim in
Manitoba. An order In Council has
been Lassed giving 90 pc TO all who
have established claims.
The Liberals we're In caucus this
morning preparing 90 amendment to
tne franchise bill, which will be moved
n oommittee Of the whole. The Gov
efnment has suspended ell other busi-
ness until it has forced the measure
through the House,
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All kinda OF teas al the London Tea
Store, at the lowest prices. q.
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Tu Gkxsus --Tks Wslls walla Usioa
labsTs under the misapprshsnsion that
shis Is non d censas ysar in WsshinRton
Territory. Il says: sT'hc Territory Of
MAthineinn, thFoaQh iss Legislators.
failed % made pfasision fer takinR the
cenlins. aud no The Assessors of the fa
gei Soand region are throaRh thsir
work, and the Assessors Of Eastern
Wanhinetsn have eot yell along With
thsir woxlk. II stil DO Impossible 20 take
tue aensas OF Washington TegFituTy snls
rear, OF oeaAin dollar from the United
STATES Treasury for - doing Ihas
AGAIN thia nArro9 jealousy Of Pazsi
Sound poiitisizns has inflicted q severe
bloF on the nrospeFity of Washinztou
Tersipory. Their acston nsie anether
ssrone reason for disision.n Oar con-
temporary 10 eRtirelv 100 eager 70 naaks
q point Aeainsf paRef sound. Toe
shETpnezs of this pariieaiaf point.
though. d destroyed ~ The very general
knowiasiRe that ths censa8 has been
taken thin year. o. Il nov nearing ean-
plesion, Ana that the work 10 dene 81
9 the Territory. thronRh its lseEizla-
turshn Reporta ef tbs WORT have been
fresAy csnalng h fer ssyerAl weeks psst.
and the whcle wili be presentsd - The
lseeislature hy TIE Territorial Auditor
near the dos of The year.
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A Ta0aoUGHEY COMPETENT MANI,
n : fsctnry eomhlned Musf b ealer, eaes-
xstfe and secnslorsed d fhe bueza -
Apsafesnss - SsAse ssinFy ana Ri~e fNstF.
eneas - 70 eharncser ard exRsnenca. Ar
arsss y s4w Mia NAa, csrB Mesis. FsrFU 3
O.. Ps<s Tosnssa<. VI spita
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For Sale.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NEITHER TIKI STEAMER ELIz 1
IN Andenssn noe owners viii be respon-
-ihie for d bts contracted hy any persoa
unless upon written order signed BY
either Captain or IN ser. BY osder OF
Feb isss fes
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raE ae.rMesE.EeYrlIss ArsAle,


Loxpos. April u. $40 p. M Esssd
Pash4, fnrkish Amh sssad1r at Paris.
today approached DeFreycinet, Minis
t,r % Fareign Affairs, upon the qnes
tian of the suppression " The Bosphoru.
Egkptiss. DsFreyoinef expressed the
greatest confederation fer the Sultan,
hls governments and his people. France,
however, said DsFfeycinei. considers
the qer erstion az Issue 90 ooaoern only
she Rovarnment OF the Khedive Of
Egypt, which by impefiai hrman 10
made responsible fer she internal gov
efr,ment oil EQyps.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-28

THx sxArrLx Rxns- "A meeting Of
base bailists vas held In the Denny
block Last evening for the purpose Of
reorRanixinR the old Seattle Red Base
Ball team for active work during 1895.
Quite q number Of speeches were made,
the purport Of which all iesned toward
reorganization. Finally tho object was
consummatsd by tbs election of the
following officers Alien B. Ensign,
MANAGER w. Il. Thornell. secretary
L. ). Booth, treasurer James FAIR
baiFn, captain; @. W. Ferris, scorer.
the next business In order was the g.
lsetion Of Q nine, which resulted as fol-
lows: W. Kenney, catcher; Jas Fair
bairn, pitcher: Jos. 7. Reddish, first
base; w. Armstrong. second base aud
change pitcher r. Coulter, third base I;
W. Il. Thorneil, left h-ld d. II. BLACK
mArr, center field Ed. EIurnsll, right
fieid and change catcher George tSier-
rita, change deld. After ihersrganiKation
the Seattle Reds declared themselves
open 10 all consers In the Northwest.
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ment b In bad wsy. Since confede-
ration, absnt fifteen years ego. 10 has
added 20 ita Gebt about Q million dol
lars 9 month. As the load eafs heayier.
70 distresses the people mere and more.
The principal is nov about twe hun,
dged and ffkg millions, aud the pros
peet is good that In ten yesffI if will be
iive hundred millions. Tue interest
charge 10 felt severely. Batveen the
war, tbe Canadian Pacific Railway and
the ordinary expenses, the eutEo Of
1885 will exceed the Income bf ~ lsast
twenty milton dollars. and probably
more. UnlesH Q farming point 10 5000
reached, financial disaster must ensne.
The Dominica, no more than an indi-
vidaai. can 20 on forever pilinll up obi
Rations In ratio more rapid than the
increase of ita asnets. There are only
about i've million people IN the Domin-
ion, and the lead tkey carry In she
SHAPE Of d sbt is dosbie that esrried By
the people Of the United States. per
capita.
wooDs.-R. O. Tempisson Il 60. re-
seivsd . ans. large collection of wss d
frou the EAsl, Saturday. Amone The
specimens ere piesss AZ uaInat. poplar.
cedars, rosewood, ebony. raAhoR ny,
maple. holly, tulip, satin. and mans
other kinda. One interesting feature
Of the collection ID tha very thin van
eers of some voods. There are pieces
% walnut and lnaple cut % thia ~ %
be traDsparent, and Il 10 now rapidly
increasing fashion In the Hast 10 use
fhese vsnsers ~ wall paper. By this
process peeple can have tkeir homes
lined With natural woods Of toe hneet
Qrnins and coloRs. There will socn be
addsd 10 this nne collsction riunbsr
81 specimens 81 cur own woeds, Ehtch.
when ws consider the soliscsiops OF
iron. coal and copper, will nbkke tne
once ef Templeton q Go. the ssssott o.
al those Interested Ia tbs resosfoes Of
the Northwest.
Buxnsp Our.--A forrest lire oseurred
back q MarysviIis. snohsinizh county,
yesssraAy morning. which burnsd ;
cabzn hsisnainR 30 three sasn who hsd
tAken M q claim theraa They we're ~
work in the wssds shsn The iifs caught
in tAsir cabin, and oa their return they
fpund ell their provizions Nnd ct0xh1uk
DESTROYED. and whsf liiile msnsy theF
had. loef ID The susoaldsvlng ruins.
Djzkcartenea, they wslksd into Mare
villa, and asked Captain los, of he
steauef Nsllfs, for q passaRe % Se&l1is
Ths GApkain eola thezn 70 3smp %
poard, uhish they did. and sadAy they
viii sfriks oai in qnssz et uofk. - they
are ahselatelF deezifnte.
FuxD Us.-Ths sssAnss ". y. Mun-
roe has been oas % - vsvs IN NORTH
se.ssls fur q seek o. tws. unasfRuinR
- rsszussr ausauai oseFhanlfnGI and 90
dav wsiI ressIns h1x WhA1ocsn route.
s~.xiuc here e O'Clock. She sas pAins-
"a tkrvuzhozk her nacAinsliy over
nenIsd. and her Old snnekuIsack sliepeAsed
| b : nsx co..
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Hur vnxs DoExa WKLz--Richard
Jszs, Presidsns Of The ssatfie hep
Growers Association. wriies undss dAfs
of Aprsi ~ issA frsm 6neqnslmie. 40
follows: -Ibs report thai car boo vluee
we're snialed hy Iafs fcsts = ebsointsly
untrue. The hopa hare ere from tnfee
10 ain feed up the poieAs al usll tied ana
sinis9 wsil. Trae, ws haze bad trnes
lsssss e. will - On Whits riysr and 1eAs-
lie. ~ she hop vines - this pi4cs have
asEsre6 no iniars tberefreD.
--~--r-----~~
r,,snrs niih IAslzx A. Ckkxx q %.
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isesrof, April H.--A table compiled
ffeta special dispatches 20 the B,sion
Pssf from msnsgefs Of leading clearing
houses ia the Uniied States give clear
Apcss fsx the week ending April g5th,
i165, With percentages of increase and
dsefease, in comparison with the corre-
spondinlt week Of lass year. The total Is
tf1G Sl6 600; decrease 30 3 Der cent,
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LOUISVILLE. ApFil N.--InRornaation
Felshee here of a probable fatal duel.
vhioh vAp foneht In this county By two
yeepz farmefa. John Augusta and Abe
Taylor, living en- The BArget,sun pike.
They vesb rivals for tho hand Of Miss
tene 0reAiheuse. Thsy quarfeisd. ann
ifIends arranged meeting. which took
Esaoe Wednesday morning ~ dsybFcAk.
flHalk ~ Is pAses, were the features.
k1c men hred. Augusta, II d Thought.
vi die Ffom wound 10 the groin.
At}iof a sliRhtiy wounded 10 she laft
HSz6k Taylor was arrested and
&ezehl hare fot trial.
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wftnnoros, April 27-Essry Ews-
~ apecills frOm all over ths leach
guiwsna aissrist Of the peninsuia con-
c1f In ptediesinR an unususliy large
crup. unhss q ins unforeseen aud un-
expe1fed aecident occurs.
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a Prince fer ireland.
DTBLIN, April 27.--Ths reception Civ
on th. Prince Of Wales at Omeh today,
sss q very brilliant affair. The Nation
alists bad prepared 20 make q counter
demonstration, and we're arrayea In rro-
cession, bat the police charged upon
them, captured their black dag and
drums. and dispersed them completely.
It is stated the government proposes to
buy for Prince Victor, eldest son of the
Prince OF Wales. as q place Of psrma-
nent residence Ia Ireland. the celebrated
Afhbeoan Palace. This magnificent
seslt is located at Navan, In COanty
Meath, between the rivers Boyne and
BIackwater. near the point Of their CON
fiuenoe.
nemsnstratssn Prshihised.
DunLsx, April 27.--The Government
has prohibited the proposed National
Demonstration At Tyrone against the
Prince OF Wales. Great excitement and
serious riotinR are feared.
Gaarding Against Chsiera.
CrrY or MKxIco. April 26.--The Fed
eral Govsrnment has taken vigorous
nasaeuree 70 guard against the iRtroduc
f'on OF cholera ct the various seapoFts.
Vessels from countries where cholera is
reported will be subjected 10 rigoross
quarantine.
The Mahag's RsFeez Defeated.
DoxocfaA. April 27.--Ths garrison Of
Ssnaar have defeated the forces Of the
Aahdi, which made an attack on that
place.
Nesice 90 the Tark.
vAnxA, April N.-Ths Austrian Gov
ernment has warned the Porte that Aus
tria will consider her tresties with Tur-
KEY null and void II the Porte allows
bslligerents 70 force the Dardaneiles.
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Lcxposl, April M.-In the House Of
Cosamona this evening. Lord Edmusd
FitsmAnfice. Under Secretary Of State
for Foreslsn Affairs. said be vas happy
10 state that the Government vas on the
point Of arriving at an arranRement Of
The misunderstanding with France
growing sni uf the suppression Of chs
RospAevs Egypfisa. Ihis arrangement.
added Lard kdmund. would prove alike
satisfactory 70 France, EaRisnd and
Egypt.
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NsnRzxusos. April 81. Diclsson shis
49, ~ 1son eoiered sais aesinsi tix- ALTAR
~ Ne1tlAi heni. n. Bzswsiur for libel.
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~ Msttf ef Ne ffsss, aasd thss fsliiou.
'sae ukzs eeiloerntaa kims 'sDieAson
~. a snss llxlAt Bowen wac = bad Enan
= ". saezriI ~ bad ~ niekson. and thAs
~. xsnk : eeat DEAL fhrsieeil this
Dlokz<m esys be hSs sniferef
- .sgnt<tiols. Iha writ Wis piAeed
49, kAfshars hands, but tie deputy
f'.e = s<fse Il before Mr.. Brewsies
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TnE EnKNCH FLKKI.

PARrs, April 97.--It 4 reported that
the Frunch feet has been ordered TO
rsndexvons 90 ihs Piraens. Greece. and
there await furfhes orders. Ihis sction
ID taken In reference 10 naval demon
ssrslsion before Alexandria In she event
OF the Khedive's refusing b sccede te
the demand Of France regarding the
ehabilitatine Of she BospAow EgEptisH.