davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

No sakM. No HulEsue.--My sBGirs
stock of sio&hing and Enrnishine goods,
bats ard hossss and Shoes must be sold
within TIE nexs thirty aAys. u 200 de-
sire Bargains. esd sae eanrines year.
selves a. 1. hakklziK Essier- Lzeary bleak,
Mili streess nexa % Eahsrsk elm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
NOTCH

AsI HAVE MADE AEkAt8S.<
"a menls for receiving t9. 49, ~
Ter twice 4 week q ON The ieA1ia< -
az skia 9ec1son 81 the o0nn1rJ- ~ -
te< EruHL, ~. Wilson. 6ulbrese ~ ~
and several otaera ] an n'.S ~ -
Fre-E ounrrr butter. 0r44u
r,Srue wisi receive nrcfaEf e5zge
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
Notice Of FINAL Proof.

.. 4 LAxD oEs1cx a 0Ir,rrr.. W.
April 3. Is51.
- Modes l. hsrshy grsn ihzs JAMRs v.
TAILOR has 9iea ncttre q intention q
msks 1nsi proof bsf0rs he Rexi.tsr an1 a.
eslsers - tne1r once h Olympia, y. r.. 90
MeadAy. tAs lisa dxy ~ MAJ, A d. issS. o.
namekfcsa sRpa1rstian Hsa 428l. for ths NV
: g sess'a y sasnship - psrsh. rHnve .
Ne nsEans - wisnessn c. G. kuN.eiI
carry a1deoctham. O. w. Ames ard Ieaae
csde. al 81 Arthur, king eozDty, " r.
JOHN y. aoNKT.
eE2Myif neRiz4eR o. the Land 0n{nA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
Notice OF Final ProoE

g. 8. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA WILL
April %. 1855.
INotice is hereby given that THOMAS
PITTS has fled notice OF intention 10 com.
Court. At his once In Seat le. ". T., on Thurs.
day. the 18th dsy Of June. A. ID. 1888, on
Homestead application No. 5S01. for the n \
sf s y Of section %, township % north, range
east.
He names e. Witnesses: Allen stark.
Abraham Jones, James Z. Mcdonald and Thos.
Hsrkins, al OF Renton. W. I.
JOHN Y. CONVEY,
apaojel Register Of the Land Once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
no Lease.

FltHR LAKE WASHINGTON MIL,
I and Hotel, for term Of years from
the lss day o. May. ISIS Apply 20
MIN a. q. PUTNSkY a co
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
FOR SALE.

|nxR LIGHT. sECoxD-HAND. 7swO.
~ eAtsd sxtenz1on tsp cerziaxes ene
new AEht ksninx MA0xn a. =. W. WHITE
s<rsst betssss Wss>izgsos snd AlElL 8 :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
For Sale.

nNElto POUND FIRE PRooFsAFK
~ Tor sato cheap; city euctiuneering
doaes hArxA n 10 FarniEure By w. +.
eflALNAN a co. Cherry street axenfs
for the PA-ker Mattress. 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

GENERAL GRANT i rapidly ia
prpxsng ~ the uss Uf He'd csnssr Hlos-
snmk A positive eanl far saueer. ali
theam and al skin and blood diseases.
HssxHouuk 4 TNxxx, aReuks Tor the
hassaseek u1i4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
PATENTS.

INVESTORS SEND MODEL on
: skssch q your invention. whsn I VII
make careful preliminary exkminaf3on
snd report = % patentkeilify. with al
f1ct e4rr1zMfx c1c., FExx % CHAzsox- An
hzstre1s before U. 4. FAxcuf Once a.
Eendc1 = fnr NoDzkArE gzzs. Informa-
Ton 80 references scn1 - Eppltcx<ion.
NO cHAEGx uHk&8 fATk<I a 4xruHnp.
w.sza.ssss 2: q dissssiisS, ss5ss!.s ..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

HRALrHY CONDITION OF TRApE.-fhe
annual report Of the New York Cham
Der Of Commerce shows that for 1884
there was a decrease in the imports of
the entire country Of 81, BOG from
the figures of 1888. and q decrease in
the exports of $i5 1903, 273. The report
SAYS 1855 has opened favorablv. Oar
products are going abroad freely.
The balance Of trade in oar favor for
the FIRST quarter, ending March 81. 1885.
is IS. e3s .s64, marked difference from
the showing of the first quarter Of 1884,
when the irnports exceeded the exports
by $2l, l62 353. The report looks for a
year of gradual revival and full restora-
ton of true value to every real security
and commodity. Already there is a
healthy revival in many branches of
trade, but activity in securities cann It
be expected until the real value is def
nitely aseertaiped.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

By Publishing this, Mr.. Editor. in
yoas valuable Journal. you can take
the sake as tse Arst paper In wash
ington Territory which has dared to
allas statement az the whole Of the
truth 20 appear IN its columns en- the
labor question. w. L. Jesxs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
Notice Of Final Proof

u.s LAND OFFIcEAr eLxxPIA, WIT
April Is, 1885.
SNoticeis hereby given that GEORGE "
CARD has hled notice Of intention b
make anal proof before the uierk Of the pis
triet Curt. at his once, IN Seattle, W. +.
on Saturday, the 30sh dag Of Nay
A. D. 1885. on presumption d. Q. No. 1851, FOL
the i Of NV \, and NV Z OF NV 4 Of sec
ton So. sW I OF sW / Of section %. town
ship Is north, ranee2 easi.
He nsfnes - witnesses Andrew @. Ander
son. Henry Cloud, J. K. Ewing and Hans Fry.
berg. all Of Pott Blakeiy, ". 4.
I0HN y. CONVEY.
ap2smy2S Begister OF the Land once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
5000

UIIL Buy THE HOUSE AT ioss
" and lie : berry 81 Get, Including
three well furnished roems and kilchen ;
gro1udr Mt $40 2 meath, On most favo .
she terms. Apply TO DIR. @. L. MiLAEfs,
lls Cherry sire ara
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
ifHs. sTKAMER
60! PHANTOM,
STRAMER JOSEPHINE,

sCaryinw ths United suItes Ms,l.;l,
WILL LEAVE tks-
ss.s<h ssIsi,0snish City. VA MnkiI
81 ~ L s..s1 f siaa ,ssy va VA
...asx ana lsrfdily morning, reezrnAns oe
si,erss.se dsys. f0r freight g, Passags
sr.ni 49, - hoMid. ssf 70 d. x plJklE o''
ss hs c Master
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
Notice OF Final Proof.

Us. LAND ory1cE AT OLxxrTA, W.T.,
April 8, 1855
Notice 10 hereby given that DAVID
RENTON has nled eotfce Of intentfen
70 make final proof before Geo. ". Tibbetts,
Notary Pablic, 81 his once. In squak, W.
T., On Monday. the 25th day Of Nay, a. d.
1855. on Pre- emption d. g No. sSa4. for the
nv L Of NE 4, and { y Of NE / Of section
10. township ~ north, range cast
He names N Witnesses Philo Rutherford,
Davis Rutherford. David 3. Ihomas and VIM.
l. Stearns. all Of Falls City, W. +.
JOHN y. aowEY,
ay9mylt Register 81 the Land once.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
Notice Of Final Proer

Q. . Lam osyscs a. oEr,rrA. W.T.
April ., les5.
- Noticsi 10 herchy giv-n that DAVID q,
THOMAS has kled nsttos Of intention e
neks anal proof befaFr ths Rsslsisr and n.
eeiEeF, - their calse, N Olympia. ". 4.
on wsfnesdzy. the 1lsh dag Of Msy. A. D.
lo7e. 80 h0lnes fend Hppliexf.on. Ne. S1lf. fos
he 3 y o. 81 I Of sssfion ia. townshfp y
norfh. range east
he nsznes "a Witness phiio Rutherford
o. y. hutharfssd. VIA. 4. esearns ard q n
Moore. all ~ Fkiis CITY, VT.
sckHN ,. GoWEY,
susmyls saaisssr q the Land Olfas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
ron rnE uppER skAciT,

nsmv ciias q. w. ceve, aaisssss
r KAvKa yxHIzElss WHARF On
Ia Wednesday and i44IardAy, runsrntn4
fkarsdny ard MendAlf calling - stan.
He6d Utsaiallf. Mos Landing. lsknxft
Ctr. Mauns Neinon. tjtaritnE And ~ IN
>aF1nediake polniE hlngA Fof feilInt g
fso,sss5s rs sa, = ny y u sr v y s ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
mo- THE uNEORIUxAT]

~ @8807
,ispsnnsy No. q
kssruy strsss . ~
Euncissia. Nfah
hshed IN 1894 n
the tiafne1t 4
q xual znd - ID
Disezas. sues n
eoEuEEnxk-1lux
6Emcrrn< S{rfn
'Lis In ~ II k&n
|sssffxzL WkAus1
lsnd fsTesxx1f
loss 4 sa.A1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

Are azents for Eeedlsan's Ned Cloves
psepmFnfiansa . positisN surH Ter cancer,
SAID Fheam, pixies. erysipiias, and ali
blead and satin dissaaaL myS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
Notice Of Final Proof.

o. 8. LAND oBy1cz AT oLzxFIA, ". T.,
April s, 1885.
Notice h hereby given that PHfLO RUTH.
ERi ORD has nled notice Of intention 70
make final proef before the register and Re.
e=tver. ct their once, In Olympia, W. +. on
ednesday. the 10th day Of May, A. D. 1885. on
Homestead application No. 1874, for the lots 6,
7, II, and NE / Of Sc I Of section 10, town
ship a north, range east.
He names a. witnesses d. II. Thomas, @.
ID. Rutherford. VIM. 4. Stears and :. II.
Moore, al If FAIls CITY. W. T.
JOHN r. CONVEY,
spQmyl4 Registrar Of tAs land Once
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

- 49, eAN1s PozmAno1tff cl11f -
NERVOUS Dtbiliry. Inanes.s.,sss -.
Losses sexual Decay, Mental ~ -,
Weakness, Failing Memory w. -
stuDted Development Impedinnsfs 4. -.
rage, etc., from excesses or yusthlrl fssz's
cured. rt''-1
YounT. middIe-sesd and ols mn, y, :.
who need medical d M and rr,sast-.,. -. !.
salt the cid European PhysicIss 4 - ~
opinion costs nothing and mat ~ -
mtssay and ehAme. When ipis,s,vu...., y
visit the etty for treafms, maih.InSs ~, =
sent everywhere By express frsa fsua -,
vation. Il 3 ssif-evident thaE 4 rkv.s-.
who gives his whole attention b, eis~ a a.
eases astains greai skiil. aid pkS.'fs
shroosnoai me country. knoulnR m y
qoensiy recommend dificulk cases q a. -
60; Specialist. BY whom every tnoss V.
remedy Is used. The Doctorig - ~ -
enee makes his opinion Of sslsnr.s i,rs.
lance. -
Send for the ssnitxrist aulds a R,as
sent free. Also. Salt Analysis.
DIT. IAeetss wosD@BFuL 6knsax irnsa.
ron permanently prevents an unrstu,si kns
from tha system, tones the NERVES. r,elsA
ems the muscles, checks the vsdn. invlou,.,~
the whole system, and restores iilf sF.s&s |,
health AID happiness
RE reason - many cannot get sinai 4
Seminal WeskBess, less Of Naslisol. 4.
owing 20 complication called Pnlsziar 4.
with Hyreraetbesia, which rsqsdsas rsuiIa,
treatment, DR.. Lishig's InvieSgzim d u
only positive curs for prostatofslisA xi.A >
euliAr special trsAtmenf. used d he u6&
Dispensary.
Price q Inyieuraaor. -. css It "a ".
ues. 80. Sent 10 any ADDE'S caxsree :.
curely from observation. 70 pssse Ia M.
darfui power Of the Inyleprszor 4 "a hYsll
will Be given or scot fres
Powerful Electric Bella ira q pksisats
Consultation free and pFiv4sa. auan - "A
dress k1&BEG nzHFKxSA3x,
tee 6eary stFees, San FuH,Gsoo, Oh
Prtvese entrance. to8 saason sfrsef, n
blocks mp asars from Ke4rny. 1gsln EaakB
through DispeDsary Drug store. nhisAln
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
NOT

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED ID 49, 49,.
n firm 0f c3aus 4 HauzsA ails .s q
Hguof denleiA lately doing - u
Wise. aye nns sd that szch in1e@ =
has this day bosn sold an4 - -
Walters II q. & Co. u sen ~ J
and payment muss alone ne mene
WHITE q MuKpkys. a
Afforneys fer Walters broA y J. =
seattle. APP u - 1874 -. 80 ------->-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

coase raassea dsisIl q lhs Elardaa
Tss Sl1rs. zuss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

TssIaI rAsLE'

Fssra vABLE
rSoR FRANKI,Iis, BIZ OK DIAMOND
snx irtsfnedtase statienis dhiiy. 81
FaTjinewuastle sapi intermediates stAtieiss
Assir ~ a no and 1919 . M, aA6 2. m.
n ,fxlrnlng arrive ~ seattle frM 80 ~
r4yer sryfens.i,n az 4:.e p IA. ING trua.
ssuns lie brarch 10 szo 8 No.. " his- 1s'
Rrsnisa dine 10 Franklin. b. - q.
Rnnr,ing dine 10 Newcastle. a w M
- ~ e. J. MINER
ana Assistant Superintendent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
JNll. q. yANIoKR q Son.

win iosAts ssttiers on The public
lands Of the United states.
We have q complete abstract from the
reessrds Of The United States Land
Once of all he lasds n tie SaoQMainste
Falatv. q ksag Cossty. showing the
nansss u ssstlsFs. date and character Of
entry.
win bay and ssll landa On eommis-
dion
llnpFused land aud l2i3 acres Of val
rAbae timber iand for sale.
Land Elseksrs wili fad u 70 their cd
vantage DO give ns , call before going 10
the Land Once al olympia. Adarnss.
apS dw I'm FALLS CITY. W. T.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

Harness. warranted % "a and scar,
q rs<iucsd rates. 70 be bad Of .. DsAncs
a Cos. Main stress. apee In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

Conducted By qualiaed phy.
Eicians and Surgeons regular
EraauHtea
@The OLDEST aPEcfAIr.rs
IN the United States, whoss
LrFELoNa 1xPSRrRscR, per.
feet methed and pure meii-
cine, insure sfKKDT and pm.
MAzENT euAzs Of all Privsia
ohrcnic and Nervous Disease
Adections Of the BLoop, SINS.
KIDEcTA BLADnkR, EEuPrsoxs
CLcEns. Old SoREa SwKILrSs
or TzR 0LANDs. SoER MoUIa
Tup,aR Rorm D.rw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

Insars vi,A IAxss A. cAasr 4ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
House to Let,

A sPLENDED HOUSE,. CENTRALLY
m nAs s'0-'s'. saps 3 PpfarNNxY & CT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
MIenday MernIng Heat e
vICTO Ria.
STEAMER EVANGEI,

Wfll Isasp fessers y h1rE. seafs1e. al n
y. esssy slendNE n1pgnshg ~ vlesuezz
ia. q the Inland ~ Mh&sepnz. nrsnr1s
3njt hh4ye SH&ki&HMuu q u O. M FRI.
LAY fnf fh11xtA ~ tka E1teM&A ntsf
Int ~ Ytc4lF@s - : q ~. ca 2e1os1xy.
Aasxlt Nt04lHf1 &f = q N. E8lzzr<1NN. f1r
fcrg 'f9@nslea& ard kessskA mn3 arrive a
siak<zis aeesaE . q.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16

.Ioxix O. dasIcxE, Cas-. Y. JAxfokx.
Notary Public. Safveyes
sNaaEARBsK LAND AGgsCx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
TIE
DR.. LIEBIG

PRIVATE DISPENSAkY.
600 6eary street. San Frxu.
cisco, Cal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

Insure with J.Mrs a. olsrr 8 90.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-03
1rERDER NTITISrICS

Murder statistics in the United States for
1884 show an increase of more than double
over 1888. The census just taken shows
there were ,377 murders committed within
the last year, or to every 100000 inhabi-
tants. or these As were OF children killed by
their parents, IS of wives killed by their bus
bands, and IL OF husbands murdered By
their wives, showing a large amount OF do
mestic unhappiness and crime. or the 3,377
murders, 3l5 were mysterious and likely to
remain so. The reasons for tnis immense in
crease are difficult to arrive at, though doubt
less the financial depression aud hard times,
as we'll as the excitement attending q presi
dental election, seemed to have something
to do With II.
Sectionaily there is no ground for any Sec
ton TO critcise others, as each portion OF the
country is about evenly represented in pro-
portion TO its population. The state OF
Ohio heads the list with 1S9 MUIR
ders charged against It. The Buckeye
state is followed by Texas, Kentucky, Mis-
souri,, Tennessee, Georgia, New YorE
Pennsylvania and Michigan In the order
named, the latter state having 100
entered on the books against it. The prohi-
billion states make but little better showing
than those which license the sale Of whisky,
there being as murders charged against Kan
sas and 63 against Iowa. The statistics fur
tier show that negroes contributed largely to
these crimes. there being more white men
killed by negroes than there were negroes by
white men.
The statistics concerning the punt shmeni
awarded these criminals Is no more satisfactory
than this great increase in number. Tn, re
we're only 1903 legal executions during the
year, one in thrty-three of the criminals
being thus punished. There were 209 MUIR
derers lyuched, OF more than twice as many
as were legally hung. In the face of these
statistics It is not So surprising that mobs
should resort To lynehing. instead OF trusting
10 the slow, tedious and doubtful law.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-03

is all that could be desired; and 1t further con-
tains most elegant billiard room and very
attractive library. The only inmates of the
house are women, and include the three or
-FOUR whom IT Is the owners pleasure for the
Time Deing TO have there, the servants, who
wall upon them. and the housekeeper, or
general fnanageress of the establishment
Save on the rare occasions which he admits
chosen com paniOn To the interior of this
haunt, the old voluptuary who owns this
place Is the only male within It's walls. He
Is married man, and the father of several
adult children. The greater part of his time.
however, 1t would seem, he spends in tia
company of the women he gathers here.
Card tables are scattered all over the various
apartments, and are con stauty in use. The
wine cellar is ever full, though being always
emptied, and the libations to Bacchus are
continual. Decollete costumes are de rigeur.
and the whole place is a home of the most
refined debauchery. The old profigate is
capricious, and apt to tire of the faces around
him, and of the charms exposed to him. The
aforementione ed manageress has thus second
duty imposed upon her, viz: that Of sub
sttuting new beauties for the old II whis-
pers may be relied upon she Is
ont given to over-scrupuousnes
in the discharge of this accepted
duty. Notice to quit is served upon the neg
Iected fair ones in the most delicate and
handsome of manners, if liberal payment
and rich presents can merit these quaifca-
tons; but no means are spared to invite
and, If necessary, TO ensnare and entrap the
sometimes innocent girls who are wanted to
replace them. Comment upon such reve-
lation is IN ecessary. 1 refer to the article
merely as one of the most striking that has
appeared during the week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-03
PROMINENT MEN.


Mark Twain doesn't divide with Cable, but
pays him SEQ a night
General wolseley fell from camel recently
and he 10 still lame.
The insurance companies have to pay 81, oOO, 900
on the life of the Earl OF Aylesford.
Frank Murphy. temperance pleader, uses
three hundred yards Of blue ribbon q week as
badges OF his cause.
Senator Bsyard has been invited to deliver the
annual address at the Kansas Stale university on
June aud be has accepted The invitation.
Governor Hill, OF New York, has established
an innovation that gives 2 eat satisfaction to
Albany society in setting apart Wednesday even
ing in each week to be lat home to callers.
The bishop OF Mississippi, DR.. William Mercer
Green. Is in his eighty eight year, yet on re-
cent visitation ne preached nineteen times, bap-
tised eight and confirmed thirty-three persons
a very rich old lady went 70 hear Mr. Moody
In Washington. she was 20 pleased with him
that when she went home she changed her will
and provided that $4,000 should be given to him
upon her death.
In recent informal lecture Mr.. Carroll D.
Wright. chief OF the new Barean OF Statistics OF
Labor. made q plea .'fOr a better and more seien-
tife adjustment Of an inevitable tariff rather than
for either free trade or protection as theories
Il Is nov publicly announced that Wales is .
beautiful waltzer and paSsionaEely fond OF dane
ing and with these claims aad qualifications he
Is preparing for presentation to parliament an
increased estimate Of the annual pensions which
shosld be pail 10 him.
The oldest postmaster In western hasssehu-
seits Is A. II. Williams, Shaker elder. at West
PiIsseeld postofaee. He is eigay-one years old
aud has held his Office over thirty years. being
appointedby Postmaster General Campbell in
1854. under President Pierce's administration.
The executive cashier Of President Of the
United states Is under 50. 900 bond. and Is re-
spoasi5le for everything brought into the White
house The French cook IS paid $500, the
private servant Sl.s0o and the ooscAman s72o.
NJ Arshar's stale dinners cost him about $50
each.
All Boston = down ou Henry Jsnes for caric.-
turiag ia his latesS alleged rovel Hiss Biriseys,
ols Of the most Iovab!e AID philzntbropie osd
ladies Of the Bescoa HsH community. OF wsOua
James 6irdseye view q considered - Inaccurate
- u Is in70li;e-
Yates Imprisonment has recalled to sozs
Snelfunzus that ~hsn Leigh Hgut was inyrison-
ed IN isls-i4 for e4lliaE Prince Regent G.o-ze a
fiat Adonis OF fly his rDcz1s were Beautifully
furnished and 6srorafed With scoks. nus,s and
envers and the ao-s Distinguished literary men
0f the day called daily and eLasd with hin. While
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-03
conducted upon business principles, the dis
tiuouished Delaware senator replie,l:

'Most certainly do. The incoming admins
tration, Democratic or whatever you may call 1t,
will be confronted by the gravest difficulties.
The Republicans have left US heritage OF great
evils. They have disposed of nothing They
have put OF and put of. Their policy has been
one OF uninterrupted postponement. They have
not settled the currency question They issue
promise TO pay and take that promise up with
another promise 10 pay. They have not settled
the silver question. They have not removed the
outrageous wrongs of the tariff. Taey have
done nothing for American shipping. They have
left us the wreck Of navy. The new admins
tration must undertake to dispose OF the prob
lens arising out of this condition Of thingsi
1t shall proceed il a momentous question. n IT
ia to be contro led by political tyranny such as
that which has held sway of recent years It VIII
soon sink and go to ruin; and 1t ought 10. IN
less il is to occupy u higher ground in this
respect than those administrations that
have recsntly preceded il / want
nothing to do with il. | have been here, and l
know how things have been done. / have seen
the infamies OF partisan supremacy and greed.
II l rightly interpret the Influences by which MIR.
CLEVELAND was elected, he comes here free from
embarrassing obligations, and can adopt such
policy as he in his own heart and conscience and
good Judgment may hold 10 be best for the whole
country. His election was not much party
triumph as triumph OF honesty and reform.
He was not elected by Democrats alone. The
100000 majority he received when he was elected
Governor of New York was made up largely OF
Republicans. There is a certain powelfurandt
well defined public sentiment to which he owes
allegiance, and If he is faithful to the prompt
ings of that sentiment he will not submit TO the
dictation of the politicians.
Those sorrowful journals, the New York
San and Cincin natl Commercial Gazette,
which are worrying their poor hearts to death
because Of an apprehension that the incom-
ing Democratic administration will be fail
ure, can read Senator BAYARD's interview
with some comfort and brace up. 1t is set
tied that Mr.. CLEVELAND is going to give US
"a business administration" and in the Ian
guage of the Sun before it fell from grace
and strayed after Buffers gods, the first
business of this business administration will
be to ''turn the rascals out"