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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-15

COMPLIMENTARY RxxkFrr. u ader the
auspices Of Steven Post No. l, G. A.
X. OF this city, Mrs Margaret Custer
CAihoun vii be rendered eomplimen-
sNry benefit next Saturday night. az
fryv's Opera House. The members Of
the Grand Army take peculiar pride
and pleasure IN thus evineins their ap-
psecIstion 81 this talented lAsy. ana
their respect and loyal love for the ds.d
essces whcse names she bsars and vh,se
SISTER, wife and widow she nov IA. Ma
CAlacuu h the SISTER Of the late GSnar-
al Custer, one Of the most asskinc cav
airy leaders Of the rebellion ana ,ha
most distinguished victim Of the Siopx
massacre, al Little Big Horn, IN Is-S
10 thai massacre this lady les, thrse
brothers. 9 nephew and her husband
Laeasenant CalhoGn, Who died by G~n.
eral Clusters side. Mira Calhoun in AZ.
dsssoa 10 ren arkAAle native txIent -.
an eieeationlst comes before M .sA..,I
ed By three years Of skillfui trA,nin.
and hard stay IN Der art. she brin.,s
estAu<isstae tcstimonisls fron the Iov.
and Michigan press. 10 vhieh mann az
her friends. vho have bad the pleAsu-s
% listening 20 some ef her recisatsuns
here. give hearty assent As viii -
seen BY The program. pahiished ease-
where. toe enter sinmsnt Will be vsr,ra
With musical rerditions By several Of
ear msss cspshle and popalsr srsi<ts.
secure seais eassy ~ the house vill be
flled.
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from the result Of yesterdays race IL
does nes seem that the Nsw Yofk zach,
Clas ss in any great danger Of losing
the Amertea's cop. Neither AmerirAn
yaeAts sor American yaebtsmen have
deS~nerated. and IL there 10 aay i'm
provemsni 10 be noted IN the English
articles. u 10 evidently net 50 great AZ
10 serioasly esdsneeE the Aa,ericAn
championship TIE race 80 calamity
Won BY the Puritan, IL wiil he remera-
eered. Is the second 81 the series cf
thrc< between the Puritan and TIE Ge-
aessa- The trss race has 10, been sail
ed yes. each attempt having proved a
failure for lack Of Wind. Two Of the
series. therefore. remain 10 be sailed.
has ~ the Puritan has DEMONSTRATED
Der superiority to her rival. hSth
tn q sneosh and heavy sea. shsre u
little DOUBT thai she vii successfully
dsfeaa the cap1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-15

sidney Smith cut the following from
Q newspaper. and preserved IL for him-
self wheu you rise in the morning,
foru the resolution 10 make the day a
happy one 10 some fellow creature. II
is easily done--s le;-off garment TO the
man Who needs il, kind word 70 the
sorrovfnl. an encouraging expression 10
the starvins-trifies in themselves light
as air-will do 1t at least fer twenty four
hours. And II Won are yoane. depend
upon Il 10 vii tell when YOU are old; and
II you are old rest assured 10 will send
yoa gently and happily down the stream
Of time 10 eternity. Ii you send one
person. only one. happily through each
day thai IL 5sS in the ccnrse Of the year.
IL you live only forty years after
yo1 eomnesee that coarse Of medicine.
you have msds l&.60 beings happy, ai
all events, for time"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-15

Mr.. Blaine Ia again at his home IN
Augusta. He is living very quietly, and
is deeply sngros.ed in his literary la
bora. Zach day be writes about five
pages Of the seooud voiume of his his
tory. He IL very deliberate IN his vork,
eonsults numsroas authorities and re-
vises q great deal. The Democratic
papers have At last oeased 10 publish
anecdotes illustrating the diabolIcal
manner tn which be seeks 10 embarrass
the work Of the Administration. They
no longer tell OF mysterious midnight
meetings. at which bold Department
clerks. WHO are IN reality spies Of the
arch schemer, relate 10 him everything
that has been done. or il contemplated,
by the President or by any officer under
him. People. without regard 10 party,
are beginning 10 respect the diesihed
retirement Of the man for whom one
half Of his oountrymen cast their votes
less than year ago, and Who failed to
reach tho Presidency only through q
succession Of occurrences that could
not by any possibility have been fore
seen or guarded against. Even the
enemies Of Mr.. Blaine recognize the
greatness OF mind which enabled him
20 snfIer. without murmur or sign, the
disappointment which the result OF the
Presidential election must have been 10
him, and 10 turn almost on the in
slant 10 work With mind
as keen and as bright As
ever. MIR. Blaine Is unquestionabIy the
greatest living American, and though be
may never be President, be will occupy
g place in American history greater
than that Of any other man who attained
eninencs between the Close OF the re-
bellion and the present. A time passes
people recognize more aud more the
greatness Of the plans by which be
hoped 10 make var thing forever
barred from the American continent
and TO make his country respected aud
honored tsrouahou, the world. The
assassination Of Garfield ended that
dream. Since the day that Blaine left
the Department Of State our foreies
affairs have been allowed to drift a.
the, might, and our reputation abroad
has been lowered A. only weakness. in
competence and lack Of purpose could
lower 10, I. Is not likely that Mr.. Blaine
viii ever re-cnter public life. He is
fifty Ave years old, an age at which
most European statesmen are bat jass
beginning 10 make their iuhasnce felt
and st which most American statesmen
ars quietly pat aside - sspsransua,ed
and out Of date. II, however. he should
ever conclude 20 return 10 the arena
vhsre his sstumphs we're von. the ADeri-
can people should be happy at his de-
cisaon.
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TnE CAR0LINEs.
NO TSrrsrIox on oFFryprye.

NO INTENTION OF OFFENDING.
MADRrD, Sept. l4.-GenersI Salamanca
declared today that be bad no inlention
OF offending Germany IN giving 9p his
decoration of the Order of the Red
Eagle, which had been conferred upon
him By Emperor William.
REAssUEISa TIE NAVY.
MADRID, Sept. 4-Admiral Bobo-
dills has issued a circular to tbs officers
of the navy instruetine them 10 tell
their men that the government has
asked for an official report from Man
lila, which. be says. will doub tiess dis
pei the cloud over their brother officers
a. Zap.
sPASIsH CLAIMS.
LONDON. Sept. l3-The note Of Senior
Eldnsyen. Spanish Foreign Minister. to
Prince Bismarck. claims Spanish SOW
ereiguty over the Carollnes on the
ground OF discovery, exploration, mis-
sionary work. protection. recognition
by the natives, and the existence of
Spanish trading posts.
sERxASr's DISPOSITION.
MADRID. Sept. l3.-Tbe German Gov
eminent appears disposed 70 insist that
the dispute concerning the Caroline
Islands be submitted to arbitration.
Spain u negotiating for the purchase of
two men of-xar. sbich are being built
IN England for the Chinese Govern
ment. The British Vice Consni at San
Sebastian has offered TO protect the
German Consul there In the event of
sso.her mot.
AN HUMBLE APOLOGY.
BsRLIS. Sept l3.-Coant Bepomar.
the Spanish Ambassador. has received
= Spanish coarisr bearing q complets
apology from Srain 10 Germany for the
insults 10 the German Embassy. i, il
stated that the German steamer Nschti-
gal, which sailed under orders 10 touch
at Cornnns and Fernando. has Just
been ordered 10 stop Of Plymouth and
await instructions. Prince Bismarck
will rsssru TO Berlin this week.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-15

A Company IL nou hard al york uson
the censissstson Of the dan in O~ens
River. California. xhieA Is 10 prevsat /,
froE entering Osens Lake. In thre<
- feer years TIE lake. covering ITO
square miles, viii dry up. aaa then The
eo0pAny can gather 40 The Sa0oe o0
tons az bi-carbSaats Of sada and Aul0,-
90 tans OF salpAste Of potash thai vii
te ssfl The haul valg b worth f-sa.
otAuu--so the company say. How this
rad mAks Malesysy sellers noasA
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CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP

a P SPACLDING HAVING PUR-
n. chased the half interest of w. W.
Easter in the steamers Bee and Ssuak. on
Lake Washington. all moneys due the
steamers for past services will be payable
only 10 the present owners. who alone are
authorized 10 contract bills on their &C
count A. p. SPAULDING,
J. {. OCUNNER.
August u. lSsl. auM In
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Gss ~. electricity - nsw the nnniei-
cal issas In San jose. HE Gas Ccna-
pany ofexs fs light the streets Tor
&N.om . year. and TIE Electric LiRt Z
CsmpAns. which has ths eaatrset ~
rresrns. wants tiaouG 30 renew 10.
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stck hsadAch.. hAoitnAl eoe-ivenees.
pain. n hack AMI limbs. los. q appetite.
Dad br-a;h snd taste N The mouth ETC.
Arslr.IE rETr.d NJ Tie rse q
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~ A Y z IL D.

6EArEE-SETH-In this city. SEPT Il ~
ksT- g. GrzedeI- Jscco Gfa1sr Ard
Marie Meth, al Of seattle
-TEuskCE 49, BEr1IvEAfT - II 81 oxAns'
sept :. Richard -rroosch And Sstle
B1l4ve&zL
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RAZORS! |!

THE sULTANA RAZOR. WAR
= ranted the best for ban bers' use, made
Of finest steel and best cencayed- KveIy
razof warranted.
J. o. MCDONALD.
sel0 zee Commercial St. sole Aren,
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House to Let.

4 HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS, SITUATED
"A On the northwest corner of Fourth
and Pike streets. Call on z. BRYAN, si3
Front street. sec
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10 = IT

ONsUNDAY EVENING. BETWEEN
~ the Catholic Church and the Opern
house. gold pencil charm The Under
WI os suitably rewarded on leaving Il AZ
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FOUND.

4 ROUND BOTTOM CENTER BOARD
II boat, pa nted white, with cabin. mast
ana rigging. was picked up at Alki Point
and awaits an owner.
seI36 H NJ HANSEN
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BAR r ELS.

0sO BARRELS AND HALF BAR
LcO rels for sale lall new and oak
hoopedl very cheap. Call on or address
(. BRYAN,
q 10 Sf3 Front sfreAf Seatria
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NJ. BLooD-sFv L1I-This 10 90
taiHed By 1slns Efzndsr's Blood Par
Ter. For sale sssryvkers- g. per Bot
Tie, ssx for 81 SCI
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For Sale.

THE OCCIDENTAL SAwMILL. AT
Lake Union, North Seattle. Build.
ing and machinery also six Iots; to De-
sold together or separately. Capacity of
mill. 20 0u0 feet per day. Apply 10
sel3dw kRINE
WaShinst~r Iron Workz Resffia
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WM. 0. WOOD,

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw WILL PRAC-
"A tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office, at rooms Of the Probate
Court Yesler-LeAry Building.
W. u. WHITE CHAa p nrrxn.v
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Horse Lost.

A DARK BUCKSKIN COLORED
"A horse, white spot On forehead, and
brand T on hind leg; was lost August p.
A reward will be paid for his return 10
CHAS. EBBINGHAUS. corner Eighth
and James streefs. set 8
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FOR SALE.

ONE or THE MOST PROFITABLE
~ 20 acre o. mas In King county, situated
g ne Tea : AeA roed- - males nortA II
which are strAw berries. and II hlAck ser.
rses rA<pesrric= and cafrAnsA Aka an
orchard Of 10 fruit freeA fwenry I've
scrcs b risA bottom Land. tree fr,,xa
ssmps and stones VII he sold FOR ooe-
half its vAlsae. Satisfactory roasoas xiyes
for selling App&y 10
r. PARKER
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MONEY TO LOAN.

M ONEY TO LOAN AT ONE PER
ISl cent. on inside improved property or
on White river farm lands. Address this
office. ans
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KELLOGG ( AlBeRTS0n
ATToRN N "a Y ..
Offices second Z Tor Gordon Hardware

A TToRNEY-AT-LAW. ROOMS 5
"A and 4. Poncin building. Front street
Seattle. W. I. VIII practice in all the
Courts OF the Territory and in the Land
OlaC6- fell
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NOTICE.

CHELvING AND COUNTER FOR
- sale. Price no object Must be re-
moved at once. Apply to
ALBERT HANSEN,
sec Yesler-Leary Block.
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NOTICE,

I'VE HAVE JUST BOUGHT THE
w elegant stock OF
STO " e -
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r e n OVAL.

+ A CHURCHILL. NJ. D., HOMRO-
L . pathie Physician and Surgeon, has
Tor the present removed his office to his
reeldence. corner Fourth and Madison
streets.
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From Phillips Bros, which we oae- i'm.
nsense bang irs in CAn and see Us
~. Z. PULLMAN 4 Co..
aus y Cherry street. near secoad
1hs arm Of W. 7. PiilmAn & Co. VIII
hereafter be known - pillman & Wrixh,
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PHYSICIANS AND UReEON.,


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
RADUAT1 OF THE DEPART
" ment of Medicine and surgery Of the
University OF the city OF New York.
Office at the Seattle General Hosp;tal
on Fourth and Jefferson streets.
Special attention givea to chronic dis
eases and all surgical cases; also 70 the
diseases of women.
All calls promptly attended. ie71
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
GENERAL NEWS.

II is believed in San Francisco That
Secretary Manning has notified Special
Agent Evans. OF the Treasury Depart
mcut in that city. tina; his services are
lao longer required.
Joe EaTly, vino murdered LcIndcr
Lawson, Aus hanged 1T Williamsburg,
ny, TGesIty. Among tn crowd who
witnessed the execution were u lot Of
drunken rOughS. Who loudly threatened
10 tear down The scaGull. Ia the row
that rn.ued seyeTal shots were fred, one
s~irihiT! 4 cU!ored woman. making a Sc
NrTs scalp wound. Order Was finally
restored, and Early saying Il am ready
~h,ny,u are" Was dropped Though
III trap.
There vas great commotiOn at Pitts
burg Tuesday among the consumers II
gas. the supply suddcI!y failing aud the
weather being cold. Many Industries
were necessarily suspended for tie time,
and the demand Tor coal and stoves wlI
extremely active. The shortage Of gs+
is asrnbcd to the Increased demand
caused by the cold weather..
At q meeting Of the c"lorei league Of
Massachusetts,. held in Bottom Tuesday
might. a resolution va adopted adTis-
ing the COloTei voters VI the country tu
act independent of all political pIrtics.
voting only for men pledged to assist
them III obtaining their rights rs citi-
zcuS.
Slnttcry and Baker. principals in a
prize fight ut Rochester, n. Y. in Au.
gust, we're sentenced Tuesday to Il year
imprisonment. and to pay a fpe Of $500
each.
The Democratic members OF the Vir-
ginia Legislature in caucus Tuesday,
nominated for United States Senator,
J. W. Daniel. by q vote Of G5 to IL for
John J. Barbour.
Vim. II. Vanderbilt, the millionaire.
died al hia homs in Neu York ut 100 ?.
N. Tuesday. Of paralysis Of tina brain.
bis income IS put at ten millions q
year.
Pasteur. the French physician who
successfully treats hydrophobia patients
by innoculation, has nov nj bis Paris
hospital 70 patients under treatment.
II ia said that In no instance where the
treatment began under &c days aftcr the
patient was bitten. has be failed 10 eject
. cure. PAsteuT says there should lie
n hydrophobis hospital at sons central
place ia the United States. II ihis
treatment is all that IL " reported 10 he,
tie step cannot be taken too soon.
Harvey Carpenter, Who was appoint
ed Receiver OF Public Moneys NJ Eurs-
ks, has resigned the position.
News Of the killing Of Charles CLARK
and George Kinney, At Cactus.1at. CO
miles from Silver City. N. H., by
Apaches. was received Tuesday. Cap.
tain Fountain, with twenty men, 10 in
uTsuii Of the IndiAns.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13
THE MESSAGE.

A brief summary of the Presidents
Message to the Forty-niuth Congress. is
given as follows.
The President recommends the re-
peal Of the Bland Act which
provides for the cOiusge Of silver
dollars and suggests that the volume Of
the currency may lie largely increased
through the fundamentally Of the Ma
tional Banks.
Notwithstanding that the condition
of the Chinese question il the Wet is
far from satisfactory, the harmony Of
ou- relations with China is fully sus-
tanned.
Whe naturalization laws require
amending and great care should he OBJ
served i'll the granting Of citizenship, to
the end that none but those who in
good faith assume its duties shall he in.
vested with It's privileges.
The rejection Of Minister Kelly hy the
Austrian Government leaves u vacancy
which no attempt will Le made to fill
at present.
The establishment OF peace and the
legitimate government on the IstLmus
- Panama has rendered the presence Of
the United States troops no longer nec-
esSary and they hIye been withdraw.
The Nicarsguan treaty is withheld
from the Senate. pending its re-eInmiu.
ntIon.
rhe enlirGin: OF our alliance with Tor
rigu States is favored. but the acquire.
m"ut Of new aud distant territory is dis
Outraged.
Tho plan Of connecting the tro
oceans lay means of a canal and a ship
railway, the President says. should be
encouraged. but it must be for the
worlds benefit.
The competition between land car
riage and water cartilage ough, to be full.
ly developed.
the existing eNtradition laws between
the United States AMI Great Britain
should be made pore comprehensive.
The frontier line OF Alaska should be
more definitely determined.
Our relations with all foreign conn.
tries continue to be peaceful anil
friendly.
An international copyright Law is de-
u il urged that Congress lecast the
appropriation for the maintenance Of
the diplomatic and consular service on
a footing commensurate with the iw.
portancc Of our national interests.
The adjustment Of higher tariff on the |
work OF foreign artists than that
American artists lie recon.
mended.
The fact that our revenue are ia e.
Of the actual needs Of an
icsl administration OF the Government, |
juRtiAes q reduction in the amount eI.
acted from the people for its support.
The matters Of coast surveys should
he transferred 10 the Navy Depart
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From Mondays Daily.l
NALAA0UNDI.

Ham Mccain came down this morn
ing on . business trip from HAllsck.
Jud Dakin aud daughter aeeompan-
led by Miss McDermott came in to-
day from LAmoille valley.
The Board Of County Commissioners
held = regular session to-day. aud hAv-
ing disposed Of the business that had
accrued. adjourned thi. evening.
Yesterday was warm and Spring-liks,
but today ha. been made up Of snow.
SUNSHINE. more snow geutie breezes aud
bliIzarLs, alternating at intervals Of =
few minutes each.
An interesting communication in re-
gard 10 the proposed Christmas tree will
be found in another column. A public
tree Is SlWaysS source Of grat!6cation to
the little ones. and the plan for their en-
Ioym'nt Of the holiday should by all
means be carried out.
Frank NcVhall. who has 70. some
time past bel suffering from - severe
attac% Of pneumonia il now out U. dan.
ger and On the high road to speedy re-
covery. He lad been drivinga freight
team brtw en this place and Tuscarcra
Tor Herman Pau.sou.
Emms nevada and troupe passed
through for sd; Lake City where they
50 to I'LL all engagement. by the trsin
last evening. A crowd gathered at the
depot III the expectation Of g, ttiug a
gympSe Of the now famous Sigc-brush-
iiuuet, bat Was doomed t. di,appoiut
raent for the songstress vas reported 10
have gone to bet and was therefore uu-
prepared 10 receive company.
The President made the following ap.
p~ointmeuts Saturday.
Receivers OF public moneys, John
Montgomery nf Idaho, at Oxford. Ida.
no. Tyrel II. Bill. Of Idaho. ut Yisal.
ia. Cal.
Register Of Land Office. Frank W,
Beane. Of Utah. at Oxford, Idaho.
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Frank Leslis's Popular Monthly

For December opens with a very timely
article called Another Bit of Turkey"
1t has no reference TO Thanksgiving. but
to the annexation Of Roumelia by the
Prince Of Bulgaria. This unexpected
Sriznre OF another bit OF Turkey, aud
the events that have followed, required
explanations. In this article Mr. Os.
canyan, formerly Turkish Consult Cen
eral thoroughly yersed in the system Of
Oriental rule. gives n clear view OF the
Province and it, people. as well as Of
Bulgaria. The Shakers in Siskayu-
na" is a sketch 10y a lady of that curl
ous community, accompanied by a fine
series OF illustrations. THE Story Of
Napoleon Bonnparte'S Divorce from the
Empress Josephine" is told by Noel
Ruthven in ii way to excite the readers
warmest sympathy with the amiaBle la
dy whom n husbands ambition COM
PEELED TO descend from the throne.
Walter s. Baillie describes and illus
trates a little known part Of our hemis-
phcTe IL his attractive "Glimpses Of
South Brazil" while Lieutenant Wind
er, Of the Navy. carries us back to the
days II Robinson Cu-oe, in his Res
cue Of the Trinity Crcw"-tbe story of
a crew OF an Am, riCan vessel lost on a
rarely visited island in the Atlantic
ocean. Ackroyd's scientific article ON
"WLirlpo0is and wEirlSinds" explains
the origin Of those deadly forces in na.
ture which 80 frequently compel Us t"
record their destructive rivagcs. The
lighter elements in the magazine, the
fine illustrations, the stories L., Jrs. f..
q. Duifey, c. ". BoutelIr, Il. q. NLry-
ers, Laurence Germaine, with the poet
ic aul other miscellany, make the mum
Der from every point OF view extremely
ATTRACTIVE. Published By Mn. Frank
Leslie, 30, - nuj - Park Place. New
York city, ut - cents a humber, or ~ \
year, postpaid.
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TIE ToRTY-EINTH CONGRESS-.

The National Congress which con
V,Tcd at Washington y'St,rday, will be
regarded With special interest by the
people generally AZ questions Of un-
usual Importance to the massrs-uoti.
bly, the silver nud itrin isSues-will
come mp for consideration ut this ses-
sioD and the ANXIETY il to know whether
the coming legislation will be in the in
krest Of the people or whether IL will be
shaped fer the benefit Of the lew. The
House will contain 99j members, Of
whom the Democrats have u majority of
~. Nineteen State delegations. while
Connecticut, New York aud Illinois
are equally divided. There are few
Southern Republicans in the House.
and IF these the lest known IL Robert
Srnslls, Il South Caroline. while Mr..
O'IIarrs, Of North Csrolina, IL tue only
Republican in it's delegation. The large
proportion OF new members has fire.
qucntly been referred 10.
In The Senate the Republicans will
have eight majority and nineteen States,
the Democrats nttcon, aud Indiana,
Ohio. New Jersey and Nevada each one
Republican aud one Democratic Sena.
Dor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-12-13

Eureka Sentinel; According to n par
iy who returned from Sau Francisco ON
sunday ll-t, I.Cougressman Cassidy
Lopr5 the busin,s ~ OF LI- Office will be-
such us u allow Of his return to Eureka
during tie latter pant Of the present
week.
Mr. Wrnhan's mine "a, CortcG is said
10 Gc the subject Of urgotiat:ous with
prominent outside buyers. II il report
ed 10 he worth huli = million. E~rycrll
pnrticr recently visited aud closely iu-
spectrd the property in behalf Of the
probable purchasers.