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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
HUMOROUS.

-"It was terrible accident Ho
never will be able to talk again
"Why not? He only lost his arms"
ayes, but hc cant talk with his toes.
and he's deaf and dumb. IN y.
GrdphiC.
Fine Facilities for Observation:
"Can you tell tho difference between
an egg and cabbageP" asked young
Mr. Baddgcr 'I can. =" responded Mr..
Rlntcr; "l have been on the stage for
ten years - Puck.
The morphine habit, IL is said, will
cause the hair TO drop off Ladies who
are addicted 90 this habit should take
the prccaution TO pin their hair on Sc
curely before starting out for "A prone
made. A few extra hairpins will defy
the opium habit. NorriStOt0H Hcroth
More aggressive than usual Agnes
Mamma told you that you were not
30 20 TO Be5sy's house Sally / know
she did, but couldn't help it. Agnes
--Couldn't help il whyP Sally Be-
cause because Satan tempted me.
Agnes Then YOU should nave put
Satan behind you Sally did-but-"
he pushed mo. o.-LJe
Soon told
Little boy
Parents Joy,
Took INC collie
PnrCgOric.
Doctors came
without uumbor.
Boy died PHmo-
Cucumber
- Chb0go Tribune
Young Foatherly Cat late hour:
Really. Miss Clara It's very annoying,
but had 70 ON the tip of my tongue
but moment ago. ! was about 90 say
10 say ar singular. but IL seems TO
have escnpcd mo Miss Clara com
iu0 20 his a'sistancc) Possibly YOU
wcrc about 10 say Goodnight, ~ Mr.
Fcathcrly. M y sun.
They were walking on the beach,
and as Claude held her little hand hO
murmurcd. 81 love 10 be with YOU.
C.aribcl; 30 seems so bright and I feel
so much fro-hcr' "Do YOU dcar2 I
should not think chat possible" Aud
then hc dropped her hand and turned
sadly away. his signs keeping time TO
Che .ur0cs as they lashcd themselves TO
foam ON the pebbly beach. bostob
POST
Pretty cousin 90 young DOCTOR
" So YOU are q full-1cdged doctor arc
you TOm?' Young doctor" Yes /
got my diploma last week" Pretty
cousin Have you any specially
Young doctor Yes. I shall make D.
drons diseases specially" Pretty
cousin a." All, yes. ] seo and a. you
guiu experience iu your profession lou
win be- able 10 attend older people.
That right Tom; begin at tho bottom
and work your way up. ''-Dr'he q
HIg1 uc.
In % suburban village a lady whose
house is surrounded by ample grounds
has "a little boy who IS addicted 90 visit
ing The ncighhor- without perm ION.
Finding other deterrent method fruit.
less the mother thought She would
shame the child into obedience by tying
/ him 90 a troo iu the front yard a lady,
F passing whilc ho was thus confined,
asked Why Bobby, what are you
I tied up in that way forP' Oh. au-
/ swcred the hoy. seeming Co enjoy tho
situation immensely, mamma and /
\ are playing COW. You know we have
I TO tic COWS when we let tnom 0ut TO
grass IN \ Zrtttlnes
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
TOMORROW.

As whom the sun-king sinks TO r.
pn his gold wrought couch i'm the far. fal
west
And gathers crimson drapcrics round
Ills royal form. while r,-t Is found
MID tranquil music's soothing sound
Our hopeful hearts, admiriuay. say
Twill bc bright aud perfect day
Tomorrow.
~ when a half-biowu bud W. find
Among the dark grceu intCrtwiucd
lts leaves just open To- disclose
a heart within that deeply glows
With promise of the perfect rose
We KISS the pCtal- lovingly.
Thinking how fair. thing twill DO,
Tomorrow
- with our lives To-day's bright beams
Arv outlinc- only OF the dronms
IpinorrOw bids fntr 20 mako plain
our greatest triumphs bat contain
tnrctastc OF some future gnin
We pour the sweet vino out and think
True uYiDg wutcr I shall drink
To morrow"
*. R. Dunlap, ia inter Occda-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
How Old Sol Used to Shine.

In 1903 and 1901 the Rhine. Loire and
Seine ran dry. Tho heat in several
French provinces during tho summer
of l7Oj was equal ~ that i'm glass
furnace. Meat could be- cooked bv
merely exposing 10 20 the sun Not q
soul dare venture out between noon and
four p m
I'm i71S many shops had 10 close: tho
thcaler, never opened their doors for
three months. Not n drop Of water
fell during six months.
in 1913 the thermometer rose 10 Is
degrees.
In l779 the heat at Bologna was so
great that q great number of people
were stiIed There was not sufficient
air for the breath, and people had 10
take refuge under the ground
In July, 1898. the heat again became
iutOlcrable Vegetables were burned
up and fruit dried upon the trees The
furniture and woodwork in dwelling
houses cracked and split up; meat went
bad in an hour Washington Star
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11
B. & o. r. r. TIMETABLE.

Condensed Timetable of passenger trains
for the stations named below
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

besides the ahovC-nGmod trains, there Is "A
way Train with tasscngcrCar attaChe that
goes both East and West daily except sun .Ry.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

Nine dc Lcsscps. who is second
wife and mother of ten Youngsters. IS
still young and is creole hy origin.
On her marriage day her father made
dc icsecpe % present of lOuOU francs.
at tmC whom Tho ~ucl Canal shares
were down as low MS 25O francs each.
TIC invested all the money in The spocu-
lHt0n ln few years aftorwml b.
rcacrcd the colossal figure OF Z.5UuOO
francs Out of this fund NJ. du Lessons
has just purchased for his wife % superb
and prIncely mansion in the Boulevard
MJiesherhcs.
Mr.. Kegan Paul. the London pub
Usher. paid %2b. 700 for the manuEript
Oi General Gordous diary
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-09-11

''One spirituelle girl saws sea-
side landlord, "will eat up waste and
muss over more food than any two men
who so at my tables ia rather board
O bear W. -N u MutL
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-19
District Court Il ummOns.

In the District Court Of II Fourth Judicial
District Of the Stats Of n eyada. in and for
The County OF Humboldt
C. b. pahlsren, FAintis vs. the Dahlgren
Mining Company ct Nv York, corpora
ton, Defendant
Action brought in the District Court of the
Fourth judicial Eistrit Of the state OF Ne.
Vada, IN and Tor the County OF Humboldt.
and the complaint III, d in The office OF the
Clerk OF said District Court on the 18th dAy
OF November, A. ID. l $50.
the state OF Nsyah sends greeting TO the
Dahis:reh MINING Cour ,'any Of New York, a cor
poration Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an
acton brought again t you by the above aasri ed
plalntln, Y H. Dahlf ren, In the District Court
OF the Fourth gudic al District Of the state Of
Nesada, IN and for the County OF Humboldt.
ana 70 answer The complaint fled therein with
the Clerk OF said curt within ten DAYS (exclu.
sve OF he day Of service) after the service on
yoa OF this sun mons, il served within this
county; or Il SCI we'd out OF this county. hut
IN this Judisiai district, within twenty DAYS.
otherwise, within terty days; or Judgment by
default WIN be taken against you, according 70
the prayer OF aid complaint.
Sa d action is broughb 10 recover the sum n,
szo'os' - Ter labor aud services d. rforms d by
the Piaintn, within the last four wears, for the
ueiehuaht ana az defendants reanesf As lis
ouPerhteh ent, Managing Agent and Seeretar.
ana nkewrse for money advanced to, laid GU,
anu eApep ded Tor the use and benefit of the
osiehuant, and at defendants request, ty ths
plaintiff, to the amount and OF The yalne ~
szo, $40 Is which sum defendant undertook
ana agreed to pay on demand, but has paid nc
All OF which si more fully appear by refer
ence To said complaint a certified copy OF which
accompanies tais summons, and is made a par
hereof f'
And you are hereby notified that II YOU fal
| 70 appear and answer the said complaint a,
ABOVE required, said plaintid will take default
| against you, and judgment for said sum o
s26,s45 IS, with legal interest, and costs o
Given ander my hand this 18th day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1885.
| NJ. s. B0NNIFIELD.
| hifo" Attorney for the Plaintiff
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-19
SHERIFFS SALE.

IN the District Court OF the Fourth Judiciaf'
District of the State Of Nevada. IN ana tof
Humboldt County:
J. NJ. Terry. Plaintiff VS.. The Vandewater Goio
and Silver Mining Company Of Nevada, cor
poration, ct al, Defendants.i
Notice is hereby given, that under and by
virtue Of the judgment and decree OF sara
Court. rendered in the above entitled cause on
the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1885, and unaef
and by virtue of the order of sale ID SAID ls.dgF
ment and decree contained, and in obedience
to the commands and requirements OF said
Judgment and decree, certified ccpy whereet
has been duly delivered to me, and paced IN
my hands for the purpose OF causing 10 DO
Sold at SherilFs sale, as commander py sa'u'
Judgment and decree, the property here'haiSr
described and referred to, in satisfaction and
payment of the costs, disbursements and COM
missions on sach sale, Of the costs OF SUIT OF The
plaintiff. and the o,her lien claimants nalnea ID
said decree, and Of plaintiff len named III SAID
decree, to tho amount Of "a 5alod dollars,
and his costs Of suit, taxed at 95 $4,000 DOH rs,
also of the lien Of F. Kelley, to the amount OF
296 90 dollars, and costs OF salt, taxed at
1900 dolass: also of the lies OF X. Allen, to
the amount OF 275 dollarH, and costs, taxed at.
4 75-lOo dollars; also of the lien OF L. Finn, to-
the amount OF ABB 5000 dollars, and costs Of
suit, taxed 70 75.100 dollars; all Of said SUMS
being, by the commands of said judgments and
decree made payable in =. S. geld coin, | am
commanded toIsel the propeaty, lands, reAI
estate, premises, quartz mill and radnetioa
works, situate in Hum boldt county, Havads
and described a. follows, to wit.
A circular piece OF land, 200 yards in aiam :
ter, stuatsat Spring Valley, Humboldt count y
Nevada, the center Of which is the center OF a,
hy-wheel of the engine in the quartz mill. sr u
ate on said circular piece OF land. The . .ie
quartz mill is usually and commonly known a.
the vandAvatexs quartz mill, aAthe Eagle gu It'
mill, as shea Spring Valley quartz mill; a o.
the mill site xhereon said mill Ia situate, and
all of tia buildings, structures and sapers true.
lures situate on said circular piece Of LAND and
connection Herewith, and all. tina atsh' $. res.
ervoirs, fumes, water pipe, and all aqu sduets,
heretotore, commonly used to convey alter to
said nail for the use thereof.
Notice Is heraby given. that on
SATURDAY, the 2esh Day or Decem.
ber. 1885,
At l2so'clock. n. of that day, at the front do; .
Of the Courthouse, in wnnemsccs Humbold4
couAsy, Nevada, | viii, in sbedienc to said ds-
cree ands judgment, and the ord ers and com
mands thereof, sell the above de- scribed prop
erty to the highest and best bid der for Uniaed
States gold coin.
r.. NJ FELLOWS,
Sheriff of Estnbold' Co, Nevada
Dated Winnemueca, New, Dec 5th, 1855.
d5-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-19
DELINQUENT NOTiCE.

THE GOLDEN JACKET GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business, San
Francesca, California. Location OF works, Bar
bee Mining ID strict, Humboldt County, Ne
vada. ~ rs .'
NOTICE-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account of As
sessment No. l, levied on the eth day of Oc-
tober, 1885, the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders, as
follows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-19

Bridge Street, Winnemucca, Nevada.
have just received a new and elegant
stock of FINE GOODS, and | will
h. warrant to give the best satisfaction to
III my customers, and will do work at the
owest possible prices.
Fine suits for Gentlemen. $sS 10 S3s.
kg Gents Furnishing Goods and Ladies' Dress
4afrtE Goods
kzT Agent for Wheeler & Wilson'S New No.
s celebrated SEWING MACHINES. m23
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-19
GOAT L!

The undersigned has received the Agency OF
the Pleasant Valley Utah) Coal COmpa-
ny. The Coal furnish ed from this corRpany's
mines is of a superior quality to any ever
brought to Winnemucca, and will be delivered
TO any part OF town at the lowest rate, and in
any quantity
Leave your orders at the FASHION STABLE
and they viii receive prompt attention:
ALEX. WISE.
Wnnemucca, February 81, 1885. II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

The Elder sails tonorrsz.
hssd stsekpool & Jeaksoa's new A
W. D. Seost il sxpsctei hons In
4bo1f week.
eEerrun with work
Parties in SsatsIe ara us0otsatin, so,
tne purchase OF the Wiidgood-
FEanenthal Bros. % this eisy are The
principal WOOL baysrs on Puget Sousd.
David the Sinner has been kusv ths
PSI dAy or 20 picking up q crew for the
Oiynpian-
Fred Marco IL turning out some vsrv
creditAble work 10 the wagon soa car-
rage hne.
NJ $. Booth saceeed.d Major AIdsu
~ tue MANAGEMENT, Of the Hetel Rrnns
wick yesterday.
A bargain is offered By Mrs. Munro II
anyone who wishes to engage il a wall
established restaurant business.
Tke ship City of Brooklyn will be the
next vessel 20 arrive from San Francis
co, sailing 10 the Chas. II. Wells line.
DE-. E l. Smith has recently had a
handsoms stable and carriage house
built IN the rear Of his Madison street
home.
Treen, Raymond 4 Turrelrs branch
boot and shoe store opens in Tacoma
today, under the management Of Mr..
furrell.
Wa ChoRg has disp lssd of nearly all
bis horses, some of which he took to
Victoria One tam be sold to Mr..
Harrington for <475, and three dave
later they were sold 30 Mr.. Jaekson for
$50.
George Moore, the photographer. has
o sen turning out some fine work in his
line Of late. He says be will not be
ontdone IN quality Of work, or prices.
no matter how many galleries may
start MP.
o. G. Shorey q Co. received a dis
patch yesterday to forward the remains
of William a. Barker, the Eaglishman
Who died here of heart disease, on
Wednesday, 70 Whatcsm on the inst
steamer.
Phillips Bros. yesterday forwarded a
large order for goods In their line direct
to Eastern factories, which will enabIs
them to sell these articles 25 per osut'
cheaper than they have heretofore been
sold IN Seattle.
The first Issue of the West Shore from
Tacoma is that OF the present month.
Port Townsend furnishes the most of
the Illustrations, which arr fine as usual
With that journal. The West Shore will
hereafter be published at both Portland
and Tacoma, bat tbs mech anical wor
will all be done at Tacoma.
One hundred and twenty-four Iowa
newspaper men will le I'VE Council Bluffs
for the Pacific on the 9th of June.
They will make short visits to the lead-
ing towns on the route. and will prob
ably get to Seattle in about ten DAYS.
IL is understood they will stay hsre one
day. A movement looking to their en-
tertainment Is already under way in
Portland. and another is about to Q
lnaugurated here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
FOREIGN.


ssana-Annsal seffIemeas Bay.
LosDos, May To-day IL tns revu.
~ sent-ennnal sstfiemant dsy AZ fhe
nsnx OF EnRland. and 10 therefore :
noisday at tns bank and % the Stoek
Exchange
eppssisisn e she BaAe.s.
LostDoz, May 2.-Ths dfseaV.s,on -
me badRet IN ths House Of Commons
dhscieses much disccntens azong Trssh
and scotch members, whose Qrievanes
u the disproportion between ths 1h,s'
Key md beer duties, the vhisksr tar
oesna tnersesed half penny per oiass
and the beer tar only three fssSing~T~-
Radios- The fact Ia also iiscioaed tl,at
the proposed duty on FOREIGN stosIs ~, .,;,s
meet with opposition. Va
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

MoKxK RAsKS.-Slace the annsunee-
msnt was made that Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kse Rankin had been engaged for Q
short season here. our theatre eoers
have maintained an cir Of quiet expec-
fancy and profound satisfaction. Every
one knew that treat was In store for
the public. Accordingly the Opera
House was crowded last evening on the
occasion of the first appearance of the
company in 40" The play IL well kno9n
and needs no description. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mckee Rankin long since made il
famous. Last evening they sustained
their regulations and the expectations
Of the audiences were fully rsalizsd.
They are supported by compary
which Is strong throughout, and every
character was sustained admirably.
Where all are 30 excellent, IL would be
useless discrimination to especially
commend individual members Of the
company. IL is sufficient to eay that
the audience was delighted with the
performances, and that the general ex-
preston as the curtain fell was one Of
satisfaction with the play and tue COM
pany. This evening sThe Danites" will
be presented and the Opera House will
doubtless he again crowded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

"HERE Co.'s NOBODY. Mrs. L,ugh-
lin, q middle-aRed, nice appearing vo-
man, created quite sensation yester-
day by jumping into the bay from the
jackson street bridge, at the foot of
South Third street. IL appears that
this woman is a widow, with one son.
In her early life she was surrounded
with plenty. and enjoyed superior ad-
vantages. Finally adversely came. For
long time she struggled against fate,
but at last gave way to drink, and On
several occasions of late has made
herself conspicuous while under the
influence or liquor. Yesterday morn
ing, while somewhat delirious from an
overdose Of whisky, this woman went
down on the jackson street bridge,
where by her shouts aud yells she
attracted the attention of @ number of
passers by, who. supposing she was
crezy, advanced toward her. AZ they
approached the demented woman
climbed up on the railing, shouted in q
loud voice, "aere goes nobody" and
plunged headlopg into the BAY The
water had q soothing effect on her
nervous system, and as soon as possible
she grabbed hold of q pile and hung on
until those Who had beea attracted by
her strange conduct could pail her out.
Tbs woman n 60 De pitied. She is not
bad woman at all, and barring her
appetite for whisky, she has as few
faults as the average run Of people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

EKw BEooD. Nxw IxFx. This Il %
sained hg nsn9 Rfnndes,s blood fari
81. For sale svxzYxhcre 81 per lot.
- ~ for ss nki7-sm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

In Eagle City, Arizona, the eEthusiss-
tic miners presented the mother Of the
first child born thsre with purse con-
taining 5000 in gold dust
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

uEronr FaoN aENKaAI LAUKIR.
WmznpRo, May l.--Gsiaeral Laurie
ssieQnIphsd 10 the HudsOn Bay Corn
pany from Saskatchewan Landing that
uAisr In the south Saskatchewan hsd
sisen afteela inches sinpe yesterday.
He Wis in hopes that the Northoote had
gol sls. The steamer Minrow vent
do'En from khs iandina yesterday. She
viii tlfst take the surgeons from the
Nestkieois 10 Ciark's Guessing. Lsum-
Der has boeIl taken out of The landing TO
bald bargsss which will be rowed down
% thH Nertlleote By ssne OF tue troops.
and by thil means Il Is hoped ths tir-
Esns wants may he1relleved. General
tssnrie believes that means of transp0F-
tstiesl b. var OF the river can be de
stEcd, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the difficulties
% tbe way. Hudson Bay Factor No
Donald reports she excitement quiesing
di,vu 81 EIrt Qn'Appalles aud believes
tlefe . NJ danger. The Hudson Bay
Company have had advises from Prince
Alosat that all Ia wen al shat point,
t1oaRh pf0yisions are crossing soma
whas sesros. aud relief Is anxioualF
lcekll1 for.
Waiting t0k fA20fa.
Efnxrsfl Mar THE rebels are
I'll 1>sssesi on both sidesof the river at
A4i''neha. waiting for Miadleaon's adj
rsnih
kKrmrxp Eozsxs 20 A1zIE.
0Askh CnonsrNe. May LEA scout
fso4t frinfs Albert, who has lost Arriv
%. lsgorts all well. He heard thai shsl
x&/st t<1a haa 49,. ks..~e a..4 An "A fh,,
tn6nr< deserted the half -bfeeds early
'he neht 90 Friday. He says thaa
tes bali .bfesda have besn eirea.
i1sakx tbs rep1rt that they bad
eatF " % - inca IN the pits. and kisl
80 MS followers wers farther bach
wasting b, draw Middletcn into am
ca,A ~ also says EIi, brother Il
ee>rssi Dnmont. Vas killed 10 the fight
ArmRx2rxxxp ADVANCE.
ilAzxLzFuED. May l.--.MaioF Otter ID
1sA1nE Inspirations 30 advance Against
~ tnQtsns en- Foundsnakerss reserwa
bal 4 noe known when be will etAfl
eak bastlefoFd people have rstnrnsd
70 Y cir homea
ANsrHxA FllAcxFr1 sxroAT.
pktaAir. May l.--uhief Ractof Har
usty. at lie Hndsan Bag Company. I'M
lnw reeslsed q letter from the Rev
saen - klouRsli. who IL here with ~
<scou e. s.unies three weeks ago, stat
~ thaa he had resehed Edmonton safe
Y. ana sles Rotax further 90 tbe resl
npfsh Of Ednaenton. Chief kmeneAii
9iked sl9iy Cor time. bua finally Vi
e'E ~ fasior MeDouzail. of thl
nntsna Bay Company 10 Eamansan
49, ee1ds word Thai Tho tf0atfe q
Ahse fatne y not ~ bad a. reported
sna tnAA The troaps ara arriving a. I'D
snslton iaaf In time. a. ske fsdis.n
sess estiang very hostiia. aud wosllt
endanhsdly have rsadIe an atssck . 6IAl
q Two later.
Ihs s,namav. N.,sh p.,,,s,, ..a a..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

he sieamers Nsrsk Pacific and Geo.
" start are setting d vury fair tfafiie
ie<se taya ffsights are good. wisiie
leensltts, though eSrfisd a Ieu rates,
~ - iluneroas as The two boats ean
'ntnzefAhly acrpmmclsate. The ueaths
ANtEinz % tFassl en she waisf,
~ nj people efa lAkirx Rdy&nt&<s Of
u sIHsss Renaselty. TAes1 sseamsrs are
ssx somforsahlA and sra ssidsnkiy ap-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
JOHN LAYER, Manager.
PATENTS.

INVENTORS SEND MODEL on
I sketch g your i.ysnrion. when ! VII
nlAks careful preliminary exAHinafiun
and report - 70 pssent4AAIiEy. with adj
Ftee. c1rcu14r4 ETC., EHEH o. cHAHGk- Al
Aussne1s scfar1 u. a Razenf 0zf3ce -
tended % fog HonERkTE FEEz Infcrma-
t1gn ana references seut On appl1nation.
No CHARGE uELEus PATENT ~ ACQUIRED.
wsshInxson, D. C.. dirsc q ep5osi,s o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02

TIE 0ovsrnnsna have heea q eo1ns
dsnlisl oommanie4lica With Aasffis -
speesin1 she policy Of the lsfsef ~ tne
svens Of var beswssn kaxsand and has-
HIa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-02
NAMING up.

psaifio. Il IL reported that II. De 9iers,
Russian Foreign Minister, has impaired
10 Sir Edward Thorntot. British Au-
bam,ador a. Sc. Petersburg, information
shas Russia intsads 10 send 70 the Brit
ish Government . full statement re-
gardine Geberai Komorotfs position
and asking England to consent TO ma.
tual Inquiry fnso the alleged breaking
Of she convention Of March 18th. with
Z note that Russia woald not absoiuteiy
reject arbitration. The compilation OF
the Rassian statement will deisy the ~
Spouse Of u. De Giers 70 tbs last Brit
iah tlfanafnh.
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BlEooEs Me-, May 1.-The Why and
cmraY learns from Manager Burpee,
a shs rlew Brunswick Railway, thas
he Canada Psbife Company announce
hat on Monday they win have the last
mii laid between Halifax and the Rocky
Hoantaias, and have notified the Brit.
- Rovefnrnent that they WILDE able TO
lAke trocps By rail from Halifax TO the
khci1e coast.
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