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sssn sAs barnila usAsA LA,ss plassd %
xss Ali ~ Any Meana
BzHIU, Jane I1.-Ths Enpsror VII
ham vss esuapasteiy prussratsd = hen hs
hard Of the dszth q Barun Ven Mar
tsofsl and s4kd. h Q m0zrnfsl vsy.
''Ali my frisods are dsinG-"
5saraeg CsmDl<seA.
Loxpux, jams 17.-Tne Qasen arrived
this Es9rni1g % WiDdssof from Bal
moral
CAnssAs. Jane 1I.-FSela Marshal
BsrGn 4zztsadsl. the distinguishes
German eonna1dsR and governor of
Alsses- lssrrAi1e. did nsddenly here
this morning. Of painonary eonsaRP
tion- Baron Won Aanteafd vas born
IN 16F.
A Kew Minisser.
PAKm June I'M. Bource 10 ahout
90 starr for washingtoa, 10 replAcs n
ROostan a. Freoeh minister.
ERaltsn CsasnIs IN Amesiea.
RoNR, June l7.-In the Chamber Of
Deputies today, the fsrsiGn budget vas
under diseossion- SiGnor Camporslli
urged that the number Of cons1ls in
the United States should be immedi-
Atsly increased He voted the sppoint-
ment OF vics Consul ~ BAitimsrs to be
Subordinate 10 the Consul General at
Nsw York. siRnof O2ppelh reported
that thu BadRet Commiftss supported
the pFoposifioa contained in tee speech
Of 5ignor Canporsiii. and advised the
Chamber On the vote Of funds required
for the est ahlishmsnt Of consul nj
Chicago and Baltimore. Signor Ma
NUM-. ForeiRn Minister. said he fully
agreed with the previous speakers, that
pressing necessity existed for an in
crease Of Italian eousals in Ame<ics.
He vsold prepare and submit 80 the
Chamber OF Deputies, at an early day,
proposals for ths maintenanee of the
new consuis 10 be appointed. he Wsald
at the same time send q plan for she
rearranRsnent Of the consular d.
vision.
shipwre<kea Crew saved.
LozDex. June 1.-The North German
Lloyd's steamer Neekar, which arrived
&c Southampton from New York, res
eoed and brought 10 that place the crew
OF the Norwegian barb Charles North-
cote, Capt. Lsmindren, from Pascala-
Ro0ls, Nay Sch. fog Qaesnss0wn, which
vessel vas abandoned on the l0.h instant.
Cuban Sugar
HAVANA, June H.-Aecording to the
statements of reliable sugar house the
crop this year up 10 June amounts TO
So 600 tons, against $4,000 tons mp 60
tbe same time Lass year. The weather
10 still unsettled on the south coast of
the Island, however, grinding has CON-
menced again. Cane delds are esti-
mated at 100 900 acres.
Eagiish Appointments.
LoSDoE, June lT.--Arthur J. Balfoar,
II. p, nephss Of the Marquis Of Sails
barry. has been appointed Chief Score
fary for Ireland; NJ. Holmes. Attorney
General, and Mr.. ASnroe. Solicitor
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NOTICE

DAssKNGKRs come FROM STAT
Il lie - virtoriA. after pusehRsing tiek-
esk can - On board steamer ulymplAn.
ct 6e3fEza. 90 p M. a. they p-sfsr doznR
90 rather than 20 @ bssr4 q % TIE nsxt
mornine. W. VAN WATkRa,
Ti-kst Ageaf O r. & n. Co
ApproFeds JoHS NCIs.
feedw TraGic Mnn2xnr.
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pY HIS MOTHER INFORMATION
Formerly u u x<xnsdsvieL Piines viii
ll4m. New Dsunsxirk Address The Rev.
Gka II WAYS N. sesfsla w. r.. o.
Ma GEORGE HOoD' sr- Type NsE-
skasG&xia lUk cc1stE. kaw brnss-
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FOREIGN.
rerrsae n.rs.,,sy.

MApRlp. June H. Yesterday, in CAS-
telio1 de- h PiAna, there we're 81 nev
Gases Of eAolera and - deaths. LIN the
city Of Valencia Is nsw cases and :
deaths were reported, while the prov.
moe Of Valencia had q total Of i4S neg
cases aud 81 deaths. ia the city Mar
ola we're 81 neg cassa and dszfna. In
the provinca az Marcia the new cases
segregated IN and The deaths u. In
ArAtnsE, o town Of nsw easilrs. IL miiss
southwest from Madrid. there Was one
ease Of shoisrA yesterday.
a war Prsvtsssa.
er PKxxzssUss. jane l1.--An Impe-
rial deefes has been issned osderine
that In TIE esent Of war. regiments be
formed frou reserve hsttAiions a.
ssched 10 Gaxrisons.
a Eieree Rsss.
Bxusu. Austria. June IA labor
rsoe as grave pr0p1Ftlons took plsce In
this city lsss nienl Treabss hss hssa
erswina tof soms time. and grew COS Of
q di<sse1ee bssUcen the men and fac
tory ewnsra aheas hooxs Of labor. As
. sea srnsnf % tne aifisrsaoe soala not
- aaicahls arranged, The men struck,
and lMs1 ssenin9 "a 8 osckock great
crowds ef people gathered sboos The
several factories and violently assaulted
fnex with sfoaes and ether usssiles.
Windows vere dsEolisked, gates foreed
and toe sxeised peepie fussed IN upon
ths facforg greunt& Tie milItary were
oailsd OF and snoeesdsa hs miAniREt
"a dizpsrszng ths ero9as Aza restoring
ordex. u eonfic1s be1wsen ncidsers
and riofexz, two o<6eers and sfx prisatsz
and n&ny rlo<srs we're voauded. a -
newaI az disturbances h frsIfed-
xhs Ch.isrx Arnsn.
Manxzn. June l7s-Thsre were faur
frssn s.sss II eho3sra here yseszrstAy
sfsernnon. Tnere were also to dsaths
fruxD ahu1era. Bs<ueen tie 39aA OF Nay
and she iS<o Of Jane there s<ze IS
snses az eholexM here, and ausfn9 the
sAns peFiod sness were IS desthz- In
no eity 81 Falencia daring TIE pass
tw~lse hoazs there vsrs foar nss es<rs
AZ eho,er9 ard thfee dsaz1a- s<Rcr
Ronnere Rrheldo. Mi0is1<r of tn tn-
ssrior, declared IN The Csrses lssf es~n-
in1 thai snsp1csDa1 eAsss b ns1f1a
usrs hssend aeust chaasra e Ne Asa
MAJ Eare
Loxpsx. guna iT.-IAe great sst.b-
lixAspepa. &exuss& 10 vzs1oua kinds oli
hrxsness. 20 wtlisAm Wnitiry. q West.
oonfrub GrzIxs. o1sen's Bod ksd knn-
sinr1zn Gar5Nn HQuarA eOok IN tn
noruza9. kIlths snzic<s e ~ eutzrls
o. h<ixsas usrs snun poa<in9 sepns1re
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AN EXAMINATION or ANDI-
N dates for il1mission 70 Prineetoa Col
lfs,e viii be held on June 18th and eth. at
the Office Of NtrsE Whittteaey e Co, safe
Dssposst buildtag. under an, horify o. he
Faculty Of flie Coilexe. by The ander.
caAs y. wHrrTLEsEY. An
WIZ. n. wHrrTLEsEYs A =.
Ciass q -.
kxAminAsians 70 commence a II Q. m.
June IS les
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MONDAY. JULY q. ssS
The officers TO be elected shall b. as FOL.
Iowa tcwf. One Mayor. enc chief %
tolice one Af,9.ney. one Asseseor. and
tks term u two yesrA TO nll the vscsney
20 b ransed % The expareti0n of the term
ct 8. d. Crccketf : from the recond Ward
one CounciimAn for the term Of two years
70 an the vacancy - be caused b. the ex
pirattoa q the term q I. ,. sox; and
fscm the Third Ward ore CouncilmAn for
% be caused hy fhs szpiratioa Of ne .. N
The places 4 which such eiecfisa shall
Be hcid and the o<zzosrs appoinfed 70 cen.
duct the same are ~ feisowA toWit:
Fra ward.
Election 70 be heid 81 knxine Hoase
oySIcKEs or KLkcTEex.
fnsprcior, A. p, spanlding.
Indges WIN. Morris. A. Ammundn
ClsskA II. o. fso.ienbeek, l. 7. Breek.
seosna WARD
Keotion 10 b hsld ~ Kngias Hoass
oyslcEks 90 ELzrE1ox.
Inspeetor, L b AnarewA
Jadxes. q. c. 1horey, =. ~ yreuman
CierkA r. 3 PerEldzel y. y. Colt
Thsra ward.
Eection 10 b held az cid EsrtA sehoo;
oYFscEns or KLrczzox.
Inzpeciof. u. /. Denny.
IadEss y A. etssars, y. Z MeCcwsn.
Cis<ks .. =. Beeedie1 g = weyisnd.
~ q OSB0RNk
Clerk % tina eiFy of Seattle.
Dated Jrna IT, fx4z u
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e'ArrLx AND Hoasss. Saddle, driv'
inc aud wesk horses. and work oxsn,
suitable for loRRinR purposes fof sale.
Apply 10 GEo. II. fErTz, Peopis's Mar
kst Commercial Street.. l9S.
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MAT Young a1Ri. TWELVE
n q ffEc<n yenrs. Cd. . IKE o4re -
chlltrtn ana nske ssrseE ys@ers3f 1se.
- 1slax<lA. ~
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CoaxSa. "A private dispstoh from
Portland. received yesterday. stated
that Elisha Smish, President Of the Or
egon Trsnscontinental and Oregon In
provement Companies John L. How
ard. Assistant Superintendent Of the
Oregon Iuprovement Company, and
several other railroad men, would leave
Portland ct 8 O'Clock that evening for
Seatale, in which case thes will arrive
here some time today. There IL sorae
talk that they will come BY way Of the
orphan road. the only piece Of property
In King county assessed 20 unknown
0wuern
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SOD fer circzlzx. Csl y Akiru1a 60.
iis.Ssssdssss -: s.ssis " PIP ~
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HORSES
EOR SALE

TyOURTEgN HEAD or DRAFT
Z hor4s MI. h3n4 from fs1 - f88
pamnix. VIII 10 sod ezzeaA Fer - to-
alars &u,siy 20 A. MItCHkLtA
Headqlzrsxrs canzB 81 NoEfhe - kec41c
kAAlr1s4. Green kixef. o. thts os1tA
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Wasarx0gJz, June l7.-fne President
.u.ss ms iiJlsowEn1 appointments this
sf5ernoou Jonn B. ssallo. Of Oaio. to
- e .soy Extraordinary and Minlstsr
P.snipasanaary Of the Uaited states -
I.aIy BsyIIs W. Hanna, Of Indiana, 70
s. Minister Resiasnt and Coasni Gsn.
al 70 he Argentine kspubils; Charles
4. DouzheEsy, VI Pennsylvsnaa, 30 be
Bsorstsry Of Legation ~ kcaie 70 be
Csaxal 8snersl at the Uaitad States.
VA. Z. Alden, OF Nee York. nc komo,
md Pierce n. b. Young. Of Georgia, ~
81 Psssfsburg 90 be uonsuI. al. ]. New
nsrs. Of Caitfofnta, At Ly0ns.
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lln.ur. Win y.xrs 4. oAarr 4oo
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! 11.xcx 70 AssxsT ~ fxoHY
e g. - ,a - ls<s'ss = - -
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INV YoAx. Juua l7.--The Nsw York
centfxi kaiiroad directors met this
nofnine and eisuted ChauReey III.
1spss Presidsnt and Horace q Hayden
t.eo1d Voc President. The position
iH<4zFly cucupied By DepeW- THIRD
II f<esidenf.-wns ailolished.
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PACIFIC COAST.


SAN FEkEcIsoo, Jana 17.-Seuator
John Z. Miller, chairman Of the senate
COMMITTEES on RJreign Afairs. this az
ternoon addressed large body Of rep.
resentafive business men. His address
treated &C lsngth on matters pertaining
10 the proposed Nioaraeus canal. treaties
with Great Britain an other countries.
and TO measures for dsvelopment and
protection of Pacific Coast Interests.
de strongly emphasized the right Of
the United States under present exist
ing circumstances to control the Issh-
mus transit, aad 10 control the Sicara-
qua canal, without transgressing any
existing treaties With Great Britain or
any other country.
Csafessssn % GaIit Net ssmeiena.
SAs FGAxcIsoo, June I7.-Martha VIII
500 (colorsdI. who has bsen under trial
Tor pefjafy IN the Sharon divorces case,
was acquitted today. The iary vas out
only fifteen minutes. Much surprise "a
expressed ct the verdict, a. Mrs. Wilson
confessed having peFiared herself, bat
the jury acquitted her on tue eruund
that the statement that sha committed
perjary vas not established.
Fires Ruin-
SacRAxExro, June I7-Whittier, Rul-
Ter a Co.'S huildina. used BY them fer
storing holdings, also occupied by the
Orleans Hotel aud James l. Fslter, Sen
d Co.. dealers In hoossnold goods,
caught fire today. The damage q esti.
mated at CSC. 900, fully insured.
Retired.
Saw FRAxcisco, June l7.--Gsnefai
Walter Turnbcli rstirss from the Alta,
having disposed Of bis interest 70 Lieu
tenant Governor johnson.
old Prsb<.
Sks FaAxcusso, June i7.-For north
Pacific. partly cloudy and light local
rains.
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81. Lours, Jans Iz.--Rsporti from In
dan Ksrrsary . ats shat Ball William
-. Pete slooFa and George Morgan.
nsmbsrs Of gang OF despersdoes and
kosae and csitsle thieves. vera 0veTtaken
q ! vigilance committee yesterday near
axlsou and hanged to tree. Osker
ssmbsrs o. ths Sang are being pursued
snd vii Be iynJhed, u canght.
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MIrxmskHnz, IA. Jase l7.-kffairs 81
PIysaoaia are slAwly improvinR. The
Relief committes's report for the past
sssk shove the total numbeF Of serious.
b ssok Il 500, destitute families. z2J,
6sashx, /, recovered, Ill. THIS u dseld
sdly betier shaEing thas vfas made
for The week previous. The Cssmmittee
AZ that Il 10 In nebd Of no more money.
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General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
g ard 4.
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k.nxszs. Iowa, June i7.--As reports
ffpn onti3ing distrlets GENE IL II be-
eoa,es evsdant thai toe tornado which
swept ever Piyrsouth and Cherokee
ooantiss saa attended with great loss Of
6ts. twenty deaths Alrsady have been
sspozted. and q large number Of others
axa sarlnualH iniafhl
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DIAMOND
.VENTILATOR
suiiaiass, seAssls. cAsscAss, Hsspisals.
Dwellings, ssssnsa. pssssssss,
sisspias asd assrissrsiszscsn.
Rsrfsea vsnsiiasasa guaranteed
whsr.vsr vsasiiaassa h
Requires.

ArcAitecfs and builders unite IN sAzisg
venfilafion, VIII soon become - Standard
e he window.
Oar vsarilAsor In any zizel. when
PLACED through q wall Q Window Ea4h. o.
3 wro&en Asr under eAsA. adm&ta q con-
stass Ezpply q fre.A air under pe<fscx
spAr<menE Ne o<ecs o. saesping room
should BE wifhout Il N it seops burxiarA
exoiadlR rain and duzt. and kceps Tie
apertnNNt conzzAnfir freah without rnis
Ing the wtndowA Being hsmvfiy pl&Re&
IN nEckel q y rcry ornamental VIXEN b
pi&oe. II handles serso % rga.ats
ven<llssae. also 70 raiss and towsr TIE
wiz1uu.
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Wsszxor0x, June IL. - Secretary
xghisosy rrculved Q telegram to-day
- Rsar Admiral Joastl, al Colon. Of
vh,sn she following - copy ny
sffsDpts aE assaistions Supported -
a,nnissionsrs Josto Arsz sinaRa ana
lJsuIsl Hsrsandkz, have resulted Ia
sr-ssy o. peace which Was ssgnsd BY
- esmmisssonsrs Of bosa parties This
- nos s.psossd by revolutionary Of
40. AatGers rsrsein - previously re-
r.rrfnd. Gsvernnlens forces are D0v
s.s,rhing an BsrranqaIila.1
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Always On had > nne Assorsment q
Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Excel
lat klder Batfer ana CklnieuM Cheese .
Goods sola n rsdassa rates Con cash
and delivered free Of charge.
mis- CALKNs G REDDISH
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CmronD, N. H., Jons n.-The LsRis
lasnse 10 joint sbesisn today asoiAfed
Hsnry W. Blair eiscled UnItsd States
6ensieF.
4 resolution expressing sympathy Tor
6sa. Giant wss unanimously adopted.
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PnILkpKlraIl. Jens ia Gre this
norai.k assrsysd sbs largo lard and
pnsk pAekiuK esiAbiishment Of Wash
layton Betcher's sons. on Moore street.
. be- buildina vac four stories hsah. and
covered bait bi,Sck. Whsn The walls
fell, several hremsn we're iaiared. hna
not fatally. TIE loss is estimated a.
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CITY ELECTION.
MONDAY, July q. lssS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tat
- Z secessl ecction e. al cit. ofacers
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HAsznorSx. Jana Il. rhs Ss.,rssars
ne Afe&SnFT hss written 70 lihs 80
esssssss - New farlk, b ,slon, Paiiasicl
- and Rsllssnese. tslssfacliua theu,
49, -. easS V sceartnss unifoFuIity Of
:. s3sssmsaiz and ,passsiGession Of iaa.
- = ssstssa siAdsse 10 Mcguire asiFrkis
.s ~ aAsas forward them samp,eii of eli
49, lloosis ~hish liAsss bssn exsmined
= Nss beRinxirE tse la a, Jaly
- Nf<A tAesI atksehed. sAawtn.s piaes,
- fticfnnsas esfp0ssaliun. nisras a
8steEef u e5iainahie. ss,spoer..
ezNsF N4ssA's date and nanher al
s...s nfas>a vAlaa. suferra yssue
s v<iiiet eizceanhs. esAr4<&
= = izfioe. s'idsha u eeasiz ard rae
- .As sitn eash s,ehasr pasgiea,&rs a.
y 'a>efel 10 rslttUalle the xlIhiscs.
- = snfEeisns na,rl,sr AZ - -
eili<clsa. IL s essaserunissass 500
1AAi1 bsk uas~siuc ~ ~. 49,
- u>fe<al Appxaia,rs wifa 800 -.
= y eesilIt-stoA. FOR "a r,,,rrasa
<1'seNsieR sssless AID cass.iira,,ezs
u - ssssAl passs anil earsscsis'e az
s<kfi<sss sezs - ~ s. fanl,N
- ~ ssyera,.ess a vr.s,...
- ssiss ifs--Ths Auss-sszn
iss-s s'.s1slseeFs Alseseiaksun EHs<kinz
=. &. s.tssd gslkfarm as<tsxa 81
- ~ t<<la e<9sias fheS fAnn rs
saeae sIrSzeF,l nhen psAcGioAnte.
~ snrsse4 thsk ths sacsIacses
hSs, z. - eizeA b zkEn i<Aie exasEx;
-..- A tlszns tIl<4s r<zAfs afts<
51l~5 = ttelss 1eass l&sss ssoom-
i6, - VI 1lms afas<. f<sssx q
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SAN FRAScisco, June l7.--Gsnsrai
Walter Turnbali rstir<s from the Alta,
having disposed Of bis interest 10 Lieu
tenant Governor johnson.
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WasHIz0Toz, June I7.-Pfufsssor @.
n. Really, entom0loQist Of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture, slss holds the
ofiloe OF earztoF Of insects 81 ths Na-
tlsn2l Arssuna. The question a. 70 his
night 20 draw the salaries Of both offices
was referred 10 the FIRST Comptrollsr Of
the Treasury. who hiss given his opi-
MON that be eas legally drax bat one
salaxy.
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WASHINGTON. Jane 1.-The President
has amended rule II Of the Civil Ser
wee Commission. 81 ~ 70 include Dep
uty Naval ofioers and Deputy SQrvsyors
OF Costoms as class ofieers exempt from
ioa ti.r,
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NEW YoEk. June 1.-The TarT, Field
and Farm will announce in its coming
issue shat the owners Of the fast stations
Maiolios and Pnallas have arranged for
. race between then, 10 be tr0ited ossr
the TRACK Of the Mes York Driving Clab
on July 2sIh, for $3.50 q side and gaze
recsipts. Pnaiias w.s previously MAI III
ed 10 trot against Marcy Cobb.
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~ rezx. sane iT.-United sesses s's,
~ li2x; -. lsaA; PAcsac
~ Aase<iaan kxprses %, gAnAda
<re ". Canada Southern ~. Gee
~ f<stEs soa(. Burlington f2s5{ I.aek-
ssneA l0s& usnver a kso iHrande
LIE ~. Kansas 4 1,exas IN,
.ssf Slsnee sS%. Louisville a N-sa
~. Alsoeis,Aa Central 81.
$1,000 hsnlEG ll5k, Ns,rshesn
kss'1s pfehssred So. Hotshwsetern
4. NV Yerk OsalFA SAL. Drexon
ssy And NavssNtiosa 10 0rpQon
:. nllneilial fsk. ofseon iKssprovs-
~ faeihc MsM &l,&. Panama 81.
1esn4 lis - hani 81. Tsxss
sss1e In. uniun Raeis1 $50, GATED
$3.50 Aplsns 81 wsala ka1la 10
&1Et&7f Untor. alAg
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

this city has been stopped by ordsf OF
the chief Of pslles. fhs police captains
we're Summoned by tins chief yesterday
and instructed that 70 prosecute for
selling pools 10 the city the Races must
be seen. even IL an injunctioa protected
Jerome Park from INVASION, a. tue
courts hold 10 10 essential to conviction
that the police shall have actGally seen
the horses upon which the pools were
sold ron. IN toe races, and the chief Of
poiics has ofasers 20 attend the races.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

Sks FaASersso. June i7.-For north
Pacific. partly cloudy and light local
rains.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-18

ul0uufsan this kttofaou2s ne S9a m0oa
exAs1sasd. and ssak into chair In tbs
psrlnr % the cottage. Very sson he In
aicaisd By signs shAt be wanted some
writing materials. which were psceared
fsF him, end he then wrote for nearly
half an hear. TIE result wAa too let.
tsra or papers. one Of which was beaded
aiMemorandum for my Family In 10
The General had written that be thouRht
ha was failing. and Cor eartAin insirue-
sisus thai be desired carried oui, he ~
fsFred his family 10 other and more
d.snnits mem 5rsnas prepared 81 hiG
osfore leaving NeW Fork. The other
nste be fnlded and addfessed 10 DR..
Dsaslass. He handed both pspsrs %
Cs,lonei Fred GfAnk. sDd thai addressed
10 his physician b nnasr<food 70 have
been OF simiiAr import - thai b hts
family. TIE afternoon sors away with
he 0enrrai sitting oa,sids % The VI.
asaa. afser having written - STATED.
The sansst bshind him fell 90 Tie "a.
axEA and when eHsk deepaned
on the mo1ntain be vaa yet ett-
til,a ssiently on The porch e she ssde
daor Of the eotssRel whsn the
iainps vers isehssd Inside and TIE tizhs
sssAmed uus into shs groutne DARKNESS,
tao sch msa wss yet outxide. thoaRn
thss ssr waa chill and . SUI hreexe was
ssayina ths piae srse2 Fred Grant
and DR.. Doa1iss wsrs near 81 hand.
and a. length. Afssr o'clock. she
Gsnersl eent tsside tha eo,fAee asd
De. Doagias wrsss sad ssnt mssss1e
70 DE-. sandz in Nee fork. He esked
hasn % ssena hsFe. u passlele. sonlzns.
ASS o'slcek The 0eneral retired. and
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thas b. himselt feels u not - - hehtly
alsrc0Araed. Mhssaer his weakness
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re&eA here II - moFninE.
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-21
A PLEASANT COURTESY.

The following very pleasant little
story comes from Washington City:-
When the commission was made out
for the appointment of Gen. Grant on
the retired list. Secretary Lincoln re.
tanned 1t at the war department, think
ing it proper the new secretary should
be given all opportunity TO countersigu
it after its signature by the president,
but the president sent for it in Or
der that there might he no delay in
making the appointment. Secretary
Lincoln took the commission to the ex.
ecutive mansion In person and handed
it to the president, remarking that he
had not yet acted upon it because he
thought that Judge Endicott would be
pleased to attend to it as one of his first
official duties. That was very
thoughtful OF you, MIR. Lincoln,' OBJ
served the president. Il have no
doubt it would be pleasure to Judge
EndicOtt; still l will sign it myself
that there may be no delay, and then
Judge Endicott can countersign it,
President Clet Gland thereupon affixed
his signature. The commission, alter
official record was made, was returned,
to the war department, aud the first
official act of Secretary Endicott was
to countersiSu it.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-03-21
A WARNING TO INPIDELs.

MONTREAL, March ll.--At Acton
Vale, Quebec, some DAYS ago, a man.
while engaged in threshing grain, in
dulged in great deal of profanity.
On being reproached by some by
ISLANDERS. he replied, eff there's a God
let him punish me-" The man was al
once stricken with paralysis and fixed
in the position in which he stood. Not
only this, he became, as it were, root.
ed to the ground, and could not be re.
moved, and the neighbors had to cover
him with rugs to protect him from be.
ing frozen. Although offered food he
could not take it. 1t is reported tha,
Mgr. Fabre is to visit the place, pre-
sumsbly to try aud restore the man.