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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-02
EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY,
Cor. Of Houston and ST. Mary's Sts.,


which is the most thoroughly fitted up, and
equipped with everything necessary, including
tho skill and experience las hundreds Of cases
any Institution for tho treatment of this spe-
clalty In the Scuta or West.
REFERENCES.
The following arc only q few OF tho many
persons who have been benefited and cured by
treatment at this institution;
For Catarrh-J. n. Robinson, catarrh in
throat, San Antonio; n. II. Johnson, catarrh in
throat manager San Antonio Light; ". Kuhn,
catnrrh of the head. Denver, Col; Miss Mary
Fraser, cntnrrh of the throat and cars, Nova
Scotia; Frank Newton, catarrh of tho throat
and eyes, san Antonio; Miss r. Ioundsbury,
catarrh Of the throat and head, San Antonio.
Tho Ears-A A, Drcscher, San Antonio; W.
Dlotort, Bocrnc: James Davis. san Antonio;
George, son of W. q. Dnughcrty, sheriff Frio
county, Pearsall, Tex; W. W. Berry, Esq San
Antonio; j. II. Murphy San AntOnio; Il. n.
Allen, poarsall; j. II. Jones, Major 4. II. Tecl,
J. q. Dicrmoyer. San Antonio.
The Eyca-D. II. breeding, blcpharitis ella.
ris; Major T. II. reol, ptcryYium; II. Z. Had
state, granular lids and kerHtltis; Frank New.
ton, structure lachrymal ducts; L.. II. Lambert,
ton Halamuda, acute couJunctivitis; j. W.
Casey, daughter iritis; Rachel Brcsn, choroi.
dltis serosa; W. A, Carnahnn, irido cyolltis,
all of San Antonloi Il. j. Vincent, Cotulla,
ular lids and kerato-irtls; W. j. Hogge Eagle
Pass, cataract; George Loesborg, daughter,
Cnstrovillc, strabiaams; Mace Sorcll, belmont,
entroplum and trlchiasis; Robert Grler, Pana
Maria, ptoryRium and leukOma; II. q. Burris,
| Rancho, chronic conjunctlvitis and kerntltis;
| A. Q. Decker. stookdale, tranmatio ulcer and
| hypoplon; W. j. Terriberry, Saltillo, Mexico,
| traumntic glaucOma. 2ls-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-02

why go around town in shabby
clothes, when you can buy n pistol at
EmersOn's for Sl.JO. S-l-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-02
EYE! EAR! NOSE (!

All those inflicted with any disease OF the
Eyes, Ears, Nose or Throat, can find tho great
est and quickest relief and cure at the
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-09-02

Grronp, JOHNSON WINTER.
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50 far e. can be learned thsrs is nj
movement looking toward an organized
opposition 10 the ss-elsctiosi OF Mayor
Lsasy. and u "a extremely prohabls
shat be viii retain bic once by d pras
aioaliy uAanimoas vote. This isdioatss
che possession OF both discretion and
good taste On the part Of those Who
hare found fault With ths Mayors
coarse. and u h. ca The vhole. 9 sub
iect TOE senesai sonerasnhlsion. Mr..
LesSy's eieetion h certain under any
circumstances, and Il will b much the
best thing % make the vote - unani.
mous as pssihis The present city
ecsefnmeni, 20 faF e. ec.,aolny and
fidelity ara soncsrnsd. ecaia MOI pos
SILLY Be impfoved upon. TIE Affairs OF
tie city have bssn managed In .
STRAIGHTFORWARD, huslness-lAks way,
which challenges investigation. And
investigatiun can lead 10 nothing hat
sppFusai. Tie sxEsndiiufs af ibs, pub
he funds hai been watched ~ Il vas
never watched before, ard tie changes
made on all sides In the Ansseess Of
seulaomy arr in kespinx With The times.
Sneh changes vii be fsis sksn she sAx
payer rscknns mp his asne,inis. And
with u all. vAia Asnoani u public
work has kssa doise IN tku city. Ex-
seilens sswssx hare baen haiit In tee
principal rireets. and ceminesci.l.
Mili and ftsnt strssss haws besn
planned. The fscliisiss los exsineuish-
Ina arss have nesn largely in,,rsasea.
Ga ssers hand improvements are 10
be seen. ana yet slight eaismiaiieas
viii pager and pssteil vii c,nvsnns the
nsoss rahid sppeneat Of ne pressni city
eesernnens thal very fee ysais more
e such rule yin sAss NE ely tntirels
fEse % dsbl There d no reason Why
ne Mayor should aos return 10 eflss
with Ne ssnpAasio snaersesasnA Of all
Rood eitixHuk
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DAILY POST -INTELLlGENcER
an .sersesrns AmEnIeas.

II Nh ths Amsricsn msn Of letters
uto are sszls abroad - hiaissssH 70 for
eiau countries. are 10 undergo she trans
formation ihss has - ehanEsd James
RusssH LcvelI. oar divIsmstia affairs
had bsttsr rsmain in the hssai Of The
pslititaAns. Ths peopls can endure me
sonow Of seeing q politician spoiled
onos In g while, bat the iess Of esn-
uine American poet and thinker . really
too rad. Tboss Who remember tbs
Lovsll Of twenty years ago wili regret
thss he did mos die before IL sntssad the
head OF President Hayes 20 make hiru
Minister 10 England. That foreign
mission spoiled good Anssricafi.
Elf % bad nos been fer family reA-
soma sayH Ehe Angiieizsd Mr.. Lowell
II sssuid have staid 10 England. There
ID noshine hat English bhsod in my
veins. and have often resnarksd shaf
vas lose ~ much an Eagiisbnan o.
thsy we're"
sand s1me one IN she sndisnce
oa0hs 70 have responded. .'tf it had MOI
been for your aehisvemsns'h 90 voa'o
have been only toe glad TO have bad you
sssy.r No American should utter sucf
= sal,simcns a. that uttered by MI
Lousll. II We must have Eaaliahmer
10 rspssasni our t3Oyernmsnt IN Lon
don, Il would be better 20 proears then
on the spot Il voaid certainly 3
cheaper, ana there would thsrs be y
nsss.eity fm AnaIicizins RoOd ADsri
cans.
If Mr.. LoWall has oas spark OF Amer
can sentiment left in him, he had bei
tsr rad over his e,wn ''Eigios Papers.
vrisssn, BY the say, long hsfors be be
came AsgIisizsd. Then be might a
xsiI confess that be has bsan making
shosoagh fool Of himself Of iass, OF
he refuse 70 do that, be might fofsg
those Easily reasons" pack 40. an
no back among the sabisess Of Hsr' Nj
iesty, the Qussa. The Amsncan peopl
have no css for an American Who
assumed Of his country.
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steamship WIlminFt91 viH san for
Ssn fFAfDeisco todsy.
Oar outside man srifI eaIl Noon our
Black Diamond and MoAiisseF psirons
tsdAy.
Robert Harris ana uartx left by 4 spe-
cal train for TpooEDs ct 80 yesterday
aftaruoon.
Tns a.ea,,.hsn wsll.u,as.s arrived On
Ssinasy rsorning. and i Ioadtne Seattle
estaI for Portland.
tn. .,,anti<,,, a. a. u,sx,bsrz n IN,
n-ass.,;.. ss-,..ssev !. e.Ils-s - a. save,-
,i,s, -, - =, 1880, s.inran
-
go ,,.SssrdsS esss~noss - In.siee
Htlfss soars Ard aentrnred "a aeTeoteen
days n i.iI
r. - - -.
49,. 1870 y s1.y ocos.l 49, = - -. :
.Assl oesn yeseetuas' 49, 49,. - -
$3.50 49, % ~ rs FNs s"'o ~
eHe'sosJ sppe@t~-
Ffoosoty zee t.st oanoAy sonooI ~
n nh = .1s 80 c III o maj - -,
$3.50 ss..aA 1910, - y .1'1 -
1eA - ~
Al n0sn on Sunday there we're twenty
Eve steamers OF sarioas sizes, including
two steamships, the Wilmington ano
Eadsf, wing al TIE wharEes along .ouf
S"y is
| W. n. Aafsnati, tns i've ana eoune.
Gus Oregon aEa washington Agent oi
tiie Cnacaeos Ait~Aokee ano %. fsai
h4iissy company, y again DONG uL
the roget soood coGniFy In the interes'
zoe - m nA r.
| Ihe following gentlemen, recently
eleetee desegates TO the Grand Lodge OF
A. v. U w., VIII leave here today for
SAlsa', VI III. ". " Root, u. .. 1rn
nsa. "an- oooonashI hfshA Seiosi' y
y. "ssesst anu niniAA Soaos.
i The Knights and LADIES' Of Homo
nave been InsiEsa 90 tnoTgs thsIr plcsI,
nsto tass Prepared BY Captain GRAM u
tbs steamer Wildwood for tue sonoo
tsaahsfs 0s Seattle. fhey have accept
cd toe Invitation. and tbs excursion Wal
start sais m0rnIng az $50 o'clock on th'
wildwood from Yesier's wharf.
| Ex private Policeman Peter Brunl
was arrested yesterday on complaint o.
has wife. who charged him with cruelt.
and threatening % kill her. de had Al
Examination before Justies Hill, VII
4 hound him over IN the sam OF $50 =
ksep the pessce. 10 default OF bail b
was placed IN the county jail.
OffiaiaI announcement has bee
J made Of a change Of rnnnino time q
. the q. X. a N. boats 10 the uppe
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sslisbury's speech before the House
Of Lords 10 extremely sizniiisant 81
forshaaowing tia foreign poiidy Of the
Conservative MinisiEy. The Premise
aoknowleag,ss that the Anglo Russian
negotiations had gone 90 far before the
resignation Of tbs Gladstone Ministry
that Il 10 impossible 10 do othsrSiie
than take The affair mp 81 1t 10 and en-
asavor 10 conduct IL TO q successful
sonslusion. The references to the POP
ssssion OF zalf.kn Pass BY Asganistan
Ia bold and determined. Indeed the
whole speseh u To remarkable contraiis
With the unsatisfactory. svasise and
conEradietnfy addresses Which Glad
stone NADIA IN thu Commons from time
70 time wsthin the few months prese<l.
ing kis fall. Perhaps the moss remark
abba thing about the speech, and the
thing which will excite the greateas
comment, 10 tho conviction admitted by
the Prsnisr that war with Russia over
the Afghan question 10 iurs 10 come
sooner or Inter. II must ask Jour lord
ships." be- nays, mot TO attach too much
Iraporsanos 10 these negotiations 90
fiaal and conclusive. even when cor
oIudsd, an The whole condition Of affaiis
IN Central Asia ID very unsatisfactory
and uncertain" Further on he sayls,
1T is eur duty skiIlfuIly ~ devise and
vigorously 10 carry ont measures fer
dsfsnss the Of the Indian frontier. Fui,-
thsrmore, we should slrsteh out beyond
20 that wliaH the tide Of war oosnes, ID
will not coIne neaT our psovineas.n ID
shocld mot be overlooked that the Earl
says, > when the tide Of war comes;n
not. " II the tide Of war should oome.e
The speech has tbs appearance OF ;
formal notice. served aliks 10 the people
Of England and the nations Of Europsl
that sl,houxh the new government 10
compelled 70 take 40 the Gladstone pol
Icy, II does 20 with reluctance; and tina,
The yosision Of England with reference
20 The Afghan boundary question II
changed 10 fact. whatever 10 Az be III
appearance.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

V,0 THE LADIES AND GENTLE
Il men Of Seattle: The sudden advent
OF very warm weather has compelled the
diseontinuance OF the Saturday Popular
Concerts for the present.
Thanking the public for It's generous
support OF and the ladies and gentlemen
ass sting for their participation In, these
concerts, / am respectfully,
SAM'L @. Y, ING.
fT Due notice will be given of the
opening Of the Fall Season. lit
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WANTED.
NOTICE.

It'll HAS BEEN DECIDED THAT THE
L first Concert Of tie oratcrio Society
shall be given tho last of the present
month. all members are therefore urged
Society ON Thursday. Members having
music from the Society's library will re-
turn the same At once. Feur pieces will
be sung by the Society. Let each mem
Der remember that tn Society Is bound
b. pledge to Its subscribing members
TO give four concerts within the year.
The first viii be given at the tins stated.
IL g @. YOUNG Director
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sAuIsG on zaK ELDEk-The steam
bip Elder sailed Tor Saa Francisco san
lay afternoon at O'Clock. From here
ne took thirty i've toGs Of mlsc1lisne-
Jus freight and the following list Of
passengers: Ihe Misses Roberts, Mrs.
r. A. Andrews, Miss SaiiIs j. Jones,
Aiss Belle Stanford, Mrs. J. Z. Meeker,
capt. George w. Leach, L. g. Phelps,
z. Meyer, J. IL. Pearlman, J. 3. Brown,
+. n. Sawyer. ]. d. Williams, and y il
the steefage.
The British bark Martha, row at Vic
toria, has on board three hundred tons
Of rice for Wa Chong Of this city. Ii viii
Dc breaght over by one Of tina steamers
plying IN the Seattle Victoria trade.
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, d. s. Maynard's plat
of Seattle, $4,000. This block
lies two and one.half blocks
south of the Court House block
recently purchased by King
county. and is the second block
north of the Academy of the Sis.
tiers of the Holy Marie.
| Lots 4 and 5, block B, of Draw
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
| Lots I and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots ]
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one Of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 71.9x128 feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's addi-
tion, 1925.
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot, or the
entire fifty-two lots for $1,000
These additions lie side by side,
within two blocks of the Front
street extension grade and side
walk, near the bay, and within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
The north half of the north>
west quarter of section 3, in
township 25.north, range 4 east,
near Lake Washington. A good |
wagon rood to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry, fruit, |
chicken or milk ranch, $1,000. |
One hundred and SIXTY acres
within one mile of the tovnsite |
of Whatcom; good location. and |
good soil $1,000. |
Win sell either Of the two last |
in tracts to suit. at prices to be
agreed upon
An undivided one-eighth in
tsrsst ia and to the north half,
and the north half of the south
east quarter Of section SO, town.
ship ~ north, range 5 east, for
sI7.5Oo.
The above Is one of the most
valuable coal properties in Wash
ingtou Territory, and is fully de-
veloped. The tract contains over
Sin millions Of tons Of good coal
and is wen worthy Of invssti ga
ton BY any one desiring to IN
vest.
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lsztAltAnos % OFsukzxs-Ihe fol
lo~anx nssta-sieeesd ofhrerH q Seattle
IypazrApAisAi unisn. No. III. 'ssss 10,
SEALED a ne lsisl re1eaaii aieesine
EoAf. Mt1tieton. Freaitens: J. u
kaad. xieer I'resiasnss Daaxtla Airanns.
kerordina aud Cpszsspsn<lina eeens
snxg. ~ -alskts94t Hsmfy iIseismA. nj,
nAnSiai EeomtMrvs 4 rxssares, tiN~eaeca.
cd, M>s1 Abr 0iiassxznan Sergeant
a arsps. Ire e&ssaes1s ikaAi& a
nlfesteFs- = Clarh. !. :. Knea and
Fash Mosrlscn,
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czisEnza % Coknssscx.-,A lneetine
IL skh esay w1a bed $50 svsniss
Tks nans 81 sananl Y. Junsl - pro
rcnn3 fuF sasanhrrship. An esd.er uu
naalae fox ats hsndsnE ~ lna1sgApeFs
kape a. o. IN ~ sihaanbaF. The uon.
niffnf On ssKuat eazxtoe s'efs Risen
fuxshax stne, WITH lnaizaczse1s % 80
fef ~ Ctaulbef q 10 prsulkeA After
or1sr.xfnin1 tStk ilrNR u<hsf ln&tstEa
- 3IG<<<ni EreD11Ix he 4Is1r<< -
I14ras&
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CITY ELECTION.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Az O general election for all city officers
Of the city Of Seattle win be held on
MONDAY, JULY Is, 1885.
The officers to be elected shall be a. fol.
lows towit One Mayor. one Chief Of
Police, one Attorney. one Assessor. and
from the First Ward one Councilman for
the term of two years. TO Oh the vacancy
TO be rhused by the expiration of the term
OF 8. ID. Crockett from the seccnd Ward
one Councilman for the term OF two Year,
to MI the vacancy TO be caused by the ex
piration Of the term Of K. r. Sox; and
from the Third Ward one Councilman for
70 Be caused BY the expiration of the term
Of Geo II. Frye.
The places at which such election shall
Be held and the officers appointed to con-
duct the same are a. fellows. towit:
First ward.
Election TO be held ct Engine House
No.2
oFFIcERs Gu KLkcTIsx.
Inspector, A. p. Spanlding.
Judges VIM. Morris. A. Ammunds.
Clerks. II. o. Hollenbeck, L. 7. Brock.
second ward
Election TO be held ct Engine House
No. I.
oFFIuERs or KLEcTroS.
Inspector, l. b andrews.
Judges. o. @. Shorcy, S. B. vroomen.
.Cierks II. b Psl;tridge y. y. Colt.
Thfrd ward.
Election 20 be hsild at old North School
house.
oFFicERis or ELECTION.
Inspector, ID. T. Denny.
Judges J. A. stewart ID. L. McCcwen.
Clerks. 8. @. Benedict, @. L. Wayland.
4. 8. OSBORNE
Clerk Of the city os Seattle.
Dated June II. 1855 Cd
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MARRIED.

BooTH- GETcHELIe-In Snohomish. June
u. Hm. X. Booth and leila b. Getchell.
McCoRM scK-RIcH ARDs-in New What
com. June g. II. b. MeCormiek and
Maggie tkichards.
Mo hMANa-T YVES In Ferndale. june
81 1lbert Mohrmann and kmiiy fawes
JEFFRY -ANSIs-In Aldertor. July l. l.
y. JeiIrey sn.A A.olsn sLl.s.
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M. q. WoOD.

A TT0RNEY- WILL PRAC-
n tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Once, ut rooms of the Probate
Court. Yealer-Leary Building.
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REMOVED.

nR. T. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
u his Office 70 Frye's new Opera House
Building. rooms Nos. an q
Telephone No. s. au60
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SICK headache, habisual costiyenese
.ins in back ana limbs. loss of appetite
I'D breath and taste In the mouth, etc
utirel cured aF the usa Of
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To lease.

VsHK LAKE WASHINGTON MIL
y and Hotel for term OF years frurn
The isI day of MAY. ISIS Aypty 10
mh& q. @ PHINNEF & CO
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AreA1<ees 49, e1Ref1nfNn1enes
onss sssn :. nsasEa BuIlaa.s r.s.s
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PROFESSIONAL

PROFESSIONAL
ArTOaNKrs-AT-LAW.
O. z. BOWMAN
AfTeRN EY.AT.LAW.
O6sce In roam I, over Ballard q soxs
hardware store. Front g.. seattle W. i.
r. "a. CAMw,
A TTORNEY-AT LAW. OfFICE !,
- room / ID floor stones hrick. front u
Collections specihlU.
Noesry Pubic and Commissioner Of
Deeds for Oregon and California les
o. n. HARRISON,
A TToRNEY-Ar-LAw. MOUNT YER
- nen. Skagit county.
Real estate agent
Al letters answ cred. my1
. gAcoss, O. 4. szzzD
JACOBS & JENNER.
A frORNKYs AND CoUNsEL0Rs
a ~ law. Ozace In Boyd & Poncins
building. Prom. street. MP st2tEA
j. 4. . II. Il. LEWIS
A TTORNEYs AT LAW. OFFICE
N Buffers building. roam 4 and s
yames Street Opposite Occidental Hotel.
Seattle w r
!. 3. METcALFE.
A TTORNEY-AT-IaAW, ROOMS
u and & Yeeler-Leary block. corTses
Commercial and Mil streeta, VIII prAo
tice In the Supreme Court Of the United
States and all the Courts Of Washington
Territory. je7tf
GEO. vENABlE SMITH,
A TTORNsY-AT-LAw. ROOMS
- and 1. Poncin building. front street
seattle. w I. VIII practice IN al the
Courts VI The Territory and in the Land
Nh. 0. WOOD,
| A TTORNEY-AT-LAW, WILL PRAC-
n tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Once. ut rooms Of the Prohat,
/ Court Yesler-Leary Building.
| ". u. WHITE. CHAs. y. MuNDAl
WHITE 8 MUNDAY
Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front IN
Columbia SITS. dStf
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A LARGE oFrIcE IN suIITvAS-s
a block. Reat low. seS
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TT oAT-oUxE1 cIrr 49,
Isn,lark meets - se1eee 4 ~
5000 HAn' nv ~ NJ, 3. ifsoorz lsszr
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A NY oNE KNOWING THE WHERE
enne, Myuminw. viii confer q favor Hy
aenfiing the information 10 he Hafhei.
3 I'm MRS. IESSK McNULLEN.
$40 HarFieon 4 san FranriNpn. Cai
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A GOOD FKMALK COOK FOR NY
n family, D.T. Denny.
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oHAs. y. MuNDAy
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e. UILLl1 RRicF.

- NJ NITROUS oxi6k eAs efvFE
LlLfH desired. Ofiee In Kenny build
inz. ccrner Front end Coiumhis 50. adv
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GEO. tEMABlE SMITH,
A TTORNsY-AT-LAw, ROOMS 8
n and 4. Poncin building, front street
seattle. w 7. WIN practice In al the
Courts VI the Territory and in the Land
Dff1ca. fal0
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sAx FRascrsco, Joly k-Poli0winR ID
the passenger list Of the Queen of the
Pacific;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-07

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-11

SIM ebleier @ode tpirb Brd
Iioent gleoelouo in SEEM Sort ieim, nm
nit ben @taatsmGnnern Ieiner 8aCtet
iiber Die bon ieiner Nomin,ftratien 81
besolaenoe GDlitif ii6 Su beratben. 81.
nddft u,to es iib srpiB I'M bic aus,
mahl ieines &abinets banbeln, iyei4 ges
rabe oeiIen .3usammeniebuns an erSter
Stele ben gbnrafter Der Iominiitratipa
beittmmen spirh. gpr bieier 3ulammene
funft baben CT Spreder GonoaG unS
Der jesise Spaeder Carlisle ibpn ut Mi'
bnup nit oesn finftieen 8rdiihentee 9e=
ratbuHgen gebaht. geibe iollen auf Eel.
men @unib eridienen iein. &onbnd re-
prdieutirt befaantli6 ben duBerften
Sliigel Der SdubsunsS emofraten gat
Carlisle ben ianuritraden @eaeniok, OK
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ihen &ortei. 6r. gltuelonb ,pirb ssesi
fenos fling eenahs iein. ii6 peber beau q.
men nod benz anbern grtrem su ner'
i6reiben. ienoern bic 9uloeu" 1tita:
itrabe su tuanoeGn. SebenIalls lit es ew
crfreulidles i3eihen, bab Der fiinftiss
@raiinent Die tiihtigiten Mduner ber
9emofratie 10 firth ibpn 81 &ath'
sieht unr nidt nuf eisenes @utointes
aIein banfeln tpH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-11

8 e r:s9}ationol.9 emperens.S ereittbat
li9 bere;:s Die Jreibeit erlaRbt, oensers
tpdblten Brdlioenten gleuelano i'll elmer
Sent'drift auf6ufOroern, rim Namat
Don MiliGueu DON Gempereu5-M dnner,,
uno Sra,ls:s,, @eine uuo anoere berau.
ldenoe @eardnfe aus Dem @etben Saule
III oerbonwsu" unb aub bel ben oiTciel=
len @aItm&alern nidt 81 seftatter. Ga;
nit aber niGt sufr:eoen, mutben tie linn
auh nod a., 9dnsIihe @nthaltiamteit
BEL aIen ietnsn 4niteluusen CUR 8eoius
euns su mad3en uno Dem GOnsreb bic
unterbriidung oes @etrdnfebanoels ans
suempfeblen. @etter baben Die 2eutd1en
'augeablidtid feiae 5hmer6en. Grcccr
Cleveland aber seuft pabridciutid
Geine Nntlpprt it aud cine Nnttport.
uao bot big iebt rob nidts BON ii6 boz
rsu lailen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-02-11

8 nj 8 uno estrelsgeri6 e bon
Snbiana 1T Ioeben cine tpi9ttae Gnt*
ideiruns abseaebsn moro II; oieielbe
lautet: rgiue Dffen,tlbe gef6roerunasz
anitalt (commonearrier) fir 8afia=
siere lit perpflidtet, oarauf 81 abten,
bah feinem Yaiiaster BON einem Reiic,
aefdbrten, befIen genehmen uno gu.
itano 5eisen. ooB e. cine 9efabrlide
Berion TT, SdaOen ansefist ,ueroe."
Ser SAL, welber Ben 8rOseB uerans
laBte, iuar fOlseuber: Quf elmer giieus
babu tn Snbiana wuaoe elm Gafiasier
bon einem betrunfenen &eiieeefdhrten,
pelder tpdhreno Der Tabrt nit leinem
GeuOluer ipielte, eriduHeu. Sic ~nsez
bDIi9en bes grmurbetea lieBen Die
SabnaeIcuid) lint ShaSeneriab Der.
flogeit, uno es ipnroen itneu IS, 900 su=
|Geiproden. &i6ter gsoDb bemerfte:
.@enn bas 8strosen zines Bniiasiers
sdn oerurtises lift, haB eerfelbe Die M,t>
reiienoen sefdbroet, ban1 1T IS flare
&Flht bes Goubntteurs. benielbeu III
entpafnen, i'm in ein lid,erss @euabrs
iona su brireen Dber ibn puu hem 8ahts
suae III entferuen.. @irb bieie &Iiht
uernedldliiet, bam 1T bic Gabnaelsa>
idait fir Ben e%ntitebenoen S6aoea pers
nntnortii6."