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. The cowardly and dishonest subterfuge BY
which Austria wriggled out of receiving MIR
Kelley gave Mr.. Bayard an opportunity o
dwelling on the religious freedom enjoyed il
this country, aud thereby refreshing the mem
DRY OF Europe on one Of the main points of dit
ference between the new and the old world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-17

News that q retired merchant of PHILADELPHIA
who died the other day left an estate valued at
over ten million dollars has brought all the
lawyers Of that city back from the summer
resorts, while their wives are looking around
for larger diamonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-17

FINHE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUA0ES
s23 18th 81 n w CITY
WILL REMAIN OPEN ALL SUMMER
ALSO SUMMER SCHOOL AT
PLYMOUTH. MASS
AfISS AMY LEAvITT OF BOsTON GRAD
ANA uate and certified examiner OF the New England
Conservatory. Piano technique. harmony and voice
culture. lO12 10th 1T NV dS
DRTvATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES oP
study; to adults confidential prepares for collsva
Annapolis, West Point all examinations
IVY lNSTITUTE,s.w. corner Sth and X sta NV
Mathematical, Classical. Business
s. W. FLYNN. A. NJ
Evening Glasses, e3 and - @ month. oClg
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
, 1885-03-21


The difference 'betwixt tweedle-
dun and tweedledee" Is thus pretty
neatly set forth by an exchanges
"You can tell the people II you
want 10 Gil Up your paper, that l am
giving to start a shop here to manu-
iarinre and repair wagons and car
riagcs," aid a man 70 a newspaper
publisher. "would you like to have
It a standing advertisement" said
ihe editor. sch, / only want an
item" was the response. "would
you like to subscribe for the paper9"
"weli, no; I'm taking all can read
howl may take youn when some
Of them runs out" The next day
The EDITOR wanted two new spokes
put IN his buggy and. the dashboard
fixed up, and he went 70 the shop
Keeper and sald; "You can tx this
buggy Il you want a Job to Keep yOH
busy
The shopkeeper looked Il over and
saidi .'The spoles will be 50 cents
each, and the dashboard sl-making
8 for necessary repairs" "But,"
said the scribe, 81 don't care to pay
anything for Il; I thought you might
want job Just to I'M up your time
jaat an item, you know" But the
shopkeeper was Indignant, and said,
with curve Of his spine; "Do you
think am a fool 10 work for moth
ingf Do you think can iuy iron
and wood and coal, and rent a shop
and keep tools, and do work for moth
ingf' i'Oh, excuse me-" said the
publisher, shut own a printing
odiee, type and furniture. which cost
thousands Of dollars. / have to buy
paper, ink, ETC., and pay cash for
hired help, fuel and all necessaries.
have a circulation Of over two
tdQuand copies, which cost me
=. many doilars each issue, and yester-
day you had the mule cheek and
audaciiy to ask that ! tell those two
thousand families that you were in
business ready to receive their Gus
tom, for nothing.n
, 1885-03-21


A sensation was created late
Thursday afternoon by the news
that an immense chunk Of gold had
been found on Porter & Henderson's
Gillette claim, a mile below Murray.
The report was brought N town by
one Of the men working on the
claim, but as tho nugget did not
come up during the evening many
were inclined to discredit 1t. How
ever, Mr.. Porter gave all dOubters
an opportunity to convince them
selves by a sight and heft Of the
piece Tuesday morning. 1t was
found :to be irregular In shape,
nearly four inches long, two and
half wlde and one in thickness, and
weighed 10 ounces, l2 pennyweights
and IS grains, the largest nugget
ever found In the Occur dPAlene
mines. It carries some quartz,
which will propably amount to an
ounce, while the gold is Of a bright
yellow, with no rusty stains, and is
well rolled. It was struck twice
with a pick, and scraped Into pan
with some gravel by miner named
jackson, one Of the lessees Of the
ground. He had not proceeded
very far In washing the dirt when
he came across the nugget. For 4
moment he was bewildered by Its
enormous size, then he gave a yell
that made the pineries echo for
miles, and in the excitement Of the
moment he jumped in the creek up
10 his armplts. His companions
hearing the cry rushed to the spot
and found the ove1oyed miner
struggling up the bank with the
nugget firmly cllnched in his hand.
There was a general relolncing over
the find, and the remainder Of the
dirt panned out, which gave another
piece Of an ounce 10 weight and
small gold over an ounce, giving the
entire pan a value Of 81 ounces and
over, the largest amount ever taken
out In one pan in the camp OF which
we have any record. The Gillette
has so far proved to be our banner
claim, and the spring opening keeps
It In the front rank. Its previous
iar0ast mn OOest nuVget weighed 1871
, 1885-03-21

Judge Turner and wife arrived in
tho city frum Yakima on the noon
train, and will remain In Spokane
until court convenes IN Cheney,
April iSih, when the Judge will hold
court under the bin recently passed
by congress as an amendment to the
deficiency blll, which reads as fol-
lows;
And nii suits or proceedings pend
ing IN duufit district Of Dakota and
WashIngl0n territories at the time
al the passage Of said act BE- required
10 be IrnTht In lhc new districts
|rrcaicd and provided for In said act,
inay he transferred by consent of
parties 10 sid new district coDrts
and there disposed OF in like my6ner
and with like effect as u the isame
bad hrrn there Instituted, aid all
Hr|i4 and rrcnrnIzances relating 70
such suits and proceedings 80 trans
ferrcd shall be considered rs belong
Ing 90 the courts Of the said new DIS
tricis resptViiully IN the same man
ncr and With Ike effect rs II they
had Issued or had been taken IN
reierence thereto originally; and the
counties of SIiumdnid and Spokane,
IN said Washington territory. shall
constitute part Of the 9Th judicial dis
trict thereof until the Legislature
shall meet and otherwise provide.
, 1885-03-21
SUMMONS.


TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ss
COUNTY or SPOKANE,
In the District Court Of the Territory "
Washington. and for the First judicial Dis
trict thereof, holding terms at Cheney, spo'
kane County, in said Territory. ,.-,z,.-
Arthur X Woodbury., plaintiff, VI. Douglas
Morton and sidney II. Linlnger, defendants.
The United States OF America TO ll0uglA'
Morton, defendant; You are hereby ~ Is,
YOU bN Arthur X. Woodbury., plainun, In the
district Court Of the Territory Of Washington
and forthe First Judicial district heteoi
ing terms at Cheney, spokane County IN saii
Territory, to answer the compliant OF plalnnu.
fled in spokane County. within twenty Gays
amer the service Of this summons, eN.
within said county; II not served via
IN said county, but within SAID ulhtELclt
in thiry days Il served wlShin IN f5pfy aIy Ssvs SsS
II served by publication, within sixty Day
after the date Of the hrst publication OF thif
summons, or the said plaintinwi iake lndH-
ment against you by default, according TO thv
prayer OF the complaint.
FTRis ectiGr is brought 10 obtain decree Of
this court for the foreclosure o. a mortgage Of
the 81 OF sEBt and 81 q SWb.. section =
township p, range ~, = W. NJ, executed y
Douglas Morton, July II, lsSS, to secure ths
S@Iy II issS. made by said Douglas Morton
for six hundred and nfty dollars, pay able one
wear after date to the order Of Arthur X.
Woodbury., with interest thereon At IL PER
cent per month, together with ten per cent.
OF the amount due on said note as attorneys
fees. That said premises may be sold ior the
paw ment of said note, inteTesA at ttorney'steea
and costs OF suit. That plninln have eNecu-
lion against said Douglas Morton for any
balance remaining due after applying the
proceeds OF said sale TO the payment Of kald
note, interest and costs, and that said defend
ants and all Others claiming under or throukh
them be barred and foreclosed Of all right
title, interest or claim in and TO said mort
gagged premises and for other proper relief.
Witness the Hon. 8. c. WlnCaTdt Associate
Justice OF the supreme Court Of WashinEto on
Territory, and Judge Of said couHi and the
seal thereof Afixed, this 2tth day OF NoVem'
Der, A. d. 1884,
III. ST A. REEVES AYERS, CloTk.
BY ]. 7. LoCKHAET, DePu'yl
| NASH A KINNAIRD, plaintiffs Attorney:
Date OF hrst publication, December, * lsSf
, 1885-03-21

Tho executive committee Of the
Spokane county lod and gun club
held a meeting al Dr. Campbell's Of
fco Friday afternoon. There was a
fgil attendance o. the committed
Rev. c. c. Burnett was chosen chair
man, and DR.. A. s. Campell, secre-
iary. Il was ordered that the secre-
iary should notify all owners Of mills
IN this county that unless compliance
with the law Is sobserved, as provided
by section iisi, chapter o., code Of
Washington territory, and act Of the
legislature Of 1888, for the protection
off.h and game, on or before April
10. 1885. proceedings will be instl,ut-
ID axiinst all offenders before the
crand jury IN session at Cheney, w.
T., on April 10, 1885.
Resolved, That the Spokane papers
be requested to announce that by
resolution, at IT, annual meeting
held on the 18th Inst, the rod and
gun club Instructed Its executive
committee 10 prosocute all violaters
Of the game and ilsh laws At the
next session Of the grand jury, April
rs, 1854
, 1885-03-21

A hand horse measure is four
inches high.
Quill pens are again becoming fash
iOnable.
The first horse-railroad was built in
1s26-27.
During the last Ave years 1O,9Ol
soldiers have deserted from the Reg
ular Army, or nearly every other
man.
There are over ten and one-fifth
miles Of paved streets in Atlanta
Ga, one half Of which is the work Of
1884.
Idaho has now In force a law pre-
scriblng an Snti-pOligAmy test oath
for county and precinct officers in
that territory.
A Bridgeport, Conn, church has a
silver communion tankard 146 and a
cup l75 years old; six generations
have drunk Of the latter.
Taxation, some one who has figur-
ed on It says, amounts to S25 per
family In the United States, $40 per
family less than In Canada.
There are four thousand public H.
braries In the United States, contain
ing IS, OOO, 900 volumes, toward the
support Of which sS,OOO,OOO are an
nually paid.
The city limits OF New Orleans 90
greatly exceed the bounds ofthec city
proper, that some persons who live
within the city limits have notsA
neighbor within twenty miles.
According to the Official returns Of
the Health DEPARTMENT. Of New York
there were reported In the ten years
ending 1888, S4,697 cases Of diphthe-
ria, Of which 1857 proved fatal.
Lilac postal notes, whien have been
turned out at the nate Of about 1000
900 a month, and will be increased
hereafter 40 per cent, are handled by
thlrty-fve persons and are counted
forty times.
A rife ball shot up In the air, YER
tically, will have the same velocity
when II striks the earth on Its return
as when 1t left the rife, minus the
resistance Of the air, which Is very
great'and continuous both ways.
Italians are perhaps the greatest
national wanderers. There are 274,
s25 In France and the French col
onles, 254,3ss In the Argentine Re
public, I7O,s25 In the United States,
81, 1856 in Brazil, and only l4,SO2 in
Great Britain and colonies.
or mines, the highest In the world
Is the silver mine Of POtosi, in the
Andes Of Peru, which Is stated as be
ing, II, ,367 feet above the level Of the
sea, and the lowest mine Is the sail
mine Of NeusalEwerk. Westphalia,
which Is said to be 2O5O feet below
the sea.
, 1885-03-21
Tae SPOKANE FALLS
s0IEEB1YREYIEM.&


II We can believe the evidence ap-
current o. every hand, and the un-
oaieal rumors iilllng che air, the
April election viii be conspicuous
ior It's lervor Asplunts for odice
arc nnmcreus, each candidate has a
roiinna uf friends and all are work
ing induslriously to get there. The
contest Is open to AL eomrrs and It
b only necessary to get Into the ring
and announce yourself to be among
The crowd IN the scramhle Tor Office.
50 far. a whole lot Of good men have
hccn nnmed and we feel that the
success Of any one Of these would
pruve satisfactory. In a municipal
glcciion IN a town Of this size, when
no issues are at stake and every man
running ls an acquaintance und a
friend, We do not feel II fair to take
sides aud therefore have the claims
0ln1 special person 10 advocate, on
~ dcsirlnga fair and square feld,
letting the voies decide IN the
choice.
, 1885-03-21

--Engsno semple lsft town Saturday
evening, passed Sunday In Spokane Falls
and viii start to-day for Washington, d.
G. Mr.. semple IN very good impress
sion q himself hero and = notion among
those who formed his aoauainiance that,
should hia quest At the capital be success
ful, The territory would have a governor
Of whom Its people need not be ashamed.
Ton years ago he was well known through
all this northwest a. editor Of the Herald,
At Portland. For some years be has been
IN the lumberng businsas and Is now
manager Of the Lncla mills, at Vancouver.
1he Journal learns that he stands very
well for ability and integrity. His Ap-
peArAnco and address are progressing
Walld Watla Journal.
, 1885-03-21
Had seen It All.


One night while John Mccullough
was playing "Virginius" in Little
Rock, a lean, old fellow from the
hills, while standing at the foot Of
the opera house stairs, was accosted
by an acquaintance, who asked:
"Uncle Billy, arc you going to see
the shown
"what sort O. a show Is II, Lige?''
''One o these here actin shows,
whar men an women come out on a
platform an bow an scrape."
fNo hosses in It, Lige?''
'No hosses. Uncle Billy"
"Then don't believe III go up.
] got enough O. chat sort o. thing
when Abe spiller's school shet down.
We've seed all they can do. Come
on here an let's 60 round here @sar
that fellow Is playin' a fiddle In a
grocery"
, 1885-03-21
Notice.

To carpenters, contractors and
general public: The Spokane Falls
Lumber a Manufacturing Co. have
reduced the price Of flrst-class COM
mon lumber to the low fgure Of $40.
per NJ. IT. LIST and End grades OF
finishing lumber Including flooring,
ceiling, siding, surface, etc, cores
pOndingly reduced, and sufficiently
seasoned for immediate use. This
company have on hand over $500, 900
It. OF all kinds Of lumber together
with over 1000, 600 It. Of logs at their
mill, thus enabling them to fill
large orders for timber and extra
demensioned stuff Immediately.
We have also a No. article Of laths,
shingles, pickets, ETC., etc. We
also have cheaper grades Of common
lumberat correspondingly low prices.
SPOKANE FALLS LUMBER & MFG. 20.
Successors n A. NJ. CANNON.
, 1885-03-21

The parties having the contract for
transferring the big boiler for the steamer
Kootonai to the Little Dalles, found the
labor of moving the immense weight too
great in the present condition Of tue roads
and are now At work cutting the boiler In
two In order to Eot II through some time
during the summer.
, 1885-03-21
Rest and be Refreshed.

rINHE NATIONAL HOTEL. Of sprague,w
T., recently reftted offers for emlgruntS
and the public generally comfortable lodg-
lnrp and a nrst class table. For commercial
trRveiera special accommodations including
a furnished sample room. The house is bet
ter prepared than ever before 10 give entire
satisfactiOn TO Its patrons, No pains spared
= insure the comfort Of ALI Rates reasonable.
W. II. SKELETON, Pro.
, 1885-03-21

- Some bitter feeling has been engen-
dored already by the spring campaign.
Men can be just II not generous. Any
qualified citizen has a right 20 be = oandi-
date before the people, and any collection
of individuals have an equal right to sup
poSt their fAvorlte. And while Ii is nAtu-
raj for the defeated side 10 kick, yet Ii
should be considered that men running
for an oliics have to take their chances IN
the lottsry and trey should submit, As
graoofully as circumstances will permit,
10 the result.
, 1885-03-21

Mr.. Frank olmstsd has located at
Spokane Falls. His friends here, while
rsgrettlng the fact that be has not roturn-
ed to Yakima, will be pleased to know
that he can still be ranked with the prom
ising young men Of our tsrritory.- Yakf-
ma Signal.
, 1885-03-21

so far tho absence Of women from
the ward caucuses has been noticeable. It
shows their good taste, basing the observA-
ton upon the appearance Of the room
whero the caucus was held last night,
where the face Of the chairman could be
but dimly observed through the haze Of
tobacco smoke.
, 1885-03-21

- Judgo Wm. n. Murny's name ap-
Pears in ihis issue a. : aoandidaie for the
rnlooi oiy aiiornoy. Tho jpdfe is a
Bright member of he l|snl profession.
l|ch In d knouiodes q fhe Nv. and Il
cho.an would make nn excellent city at
ltm4r. ne CONES OUT af Tho oarnost 20
i.|aiIon Of many friends aequalniod With
A. .'cillugquainiaa.
, 1885-03-21

aour toys' are in receipt Of the
iollowing Invitation from our Cheney
neighborss
CuEEEY, March 70, 1885.
9ndldne fIfr 'i--GESTLrnEN-On be-
half of the Chenoy FIRE department, ]
n1fond a cordial Woicono 70 you al on
IuraiaY. March llth, 70 pariidin.ie with
ra IN ihe faaiIgiiIos u our rnind ball.
Hoping yon viii favor us with your pres
nnrl. remain,
fouu respectfully,
SAUL kAnIEsKr. soc'y.
, 1885-03-21
Notice for Publication.
Charles II. Montgomery.


LASD OFTICr At SFoKANT FALLs,
W. T., Feh. ~, lszh 7
Notice II hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice Of his intention
to make final pro0f IN support q his claim,
and that said proof viii Be made before the
United States Land Ofico 1t spokane FAllat
W. T., on April q, I5hI, % q. III, va. 'uAr.es
II. Montgomery udininlsttntnr ~ Leonard Il.
Montgomery, decreased for the ~ sw's sec
tlon ", mud NJ nwI section q, Township u
" Range ~ East W VI.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous rvzidCuco upoDt and cultiNa-
tl0n Of said land, viz: r. y. sherwood, Thos.
Brown, John GArTlck, George McCreA, OF
Chcwclnh p. o., W.T..
, 1885-03-21
Summons.


COUSTY or sroEANT. =
rs Justiccs court, -. F Weed, lusuce-lo
i Louis Adams and Amelia Adams: You
are hereby notified that I. II. WhltehouHs
has hlcd a claim against yuu in said Court
which will comU ON 10 be heard at my Ofiico
IN the city Of spokane Pals In spokane
County, W T., oh tire III day u March, a.
u. 1855, nt the hour Of O'Clock p. ~, and
unless you appear aud then and ihcrc an
swcr, the same will be taken ns confessed
and the demand of tho plaintiff granted.
The object and demand n said claim IL
70 recover the sum Of &L71, balance due
delivered 10 the defendants at their special
Instance and request.
Complaint hlrd Feb. =, 1SSi.
o. ,. WEED, J. r.
By A. Munter, plaintlns attorney.
First publication Fcb n. 1884,
, 1885-03-21
Notice for Publication.


LASD OFFICE AT SPOKANE FALLS
Jan. N, 1875.
Notlce II hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice of his Intention
to make anal proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will BE- made before the
q. 3. Land once at spokane Falls on March
2S, 1885, at 10 n. m, viz: VIM, T, Craig,
nv = se x, Nv 4 nc h,see y, T, q n. range
Sc. W. 81
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, End cultivA-
llon Of said land. viz; A. l. Bradley, AlTxus
Lashaw, X. Beherus, NJ. o. Mccoy, Of Rock
J. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Register.
, 1885-03-21
Notice.

The great change In election does not
prevent Hall from paying the highest
prices for all kinds Of secondhand goods
lie will buy anything and sell anything,
u you have carpets, furniture, old stoves,
saddles, wagons, or anything to trade or
cell, give him call. Main street, oppo
site California brewery. II
, 1885-03-21

The best salve In the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chiliilains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. For sale at the City
Drug Store, in this city.