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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-10
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@ks1cASs IAyrgp AZ PANAMA..
~AsEzSozos. Aprii S.-Caussip yor.
ton. co7UAndinQ the She,asndoah- in.
iofus the Navy Department tbat - "a.
iandsd about Ih0 rreu IN Paaar1s =,
TIE pfOseetisn % American in.sresss
secretary " hltnsy replied, Sc Your drty
1nec 20 pFosectioR the railway
~ ssearnsnip companies property sud
'ne nses and property OF AIneTlcan citi-
Us ana 50 fan a. your fotce permits,
heepsn2 TIE transit open In con
nlc's netEeen tue local forces you mas,
sot participate. nor she's favor or dis
favor to either"
IHAEk CITIES HKID 81 rHE REsxIz.
WASHINGTON, April S.-SenoY Becerrs.
minister Of the United States of Colon
ola 10 TITS Government. has received a
olsta'ce from his G1vsrnmeut, dated
- boRotA 90 the sth instant, stating
inat tranquility prevails throughout she
h-pa1ile- except al Panama, Ssdapllia
aoo santa horta. which, u saws. are in
tne hands o. the rebels The diseatch
also states that the GoveFnmeut i or
Rani1ln9 10 the State Of Csaca. adioin-
ing Panama as expedition of 100
troops. which Will De scot to Pauau. a
soon - possible to Suppress the revolt
10 that State.
AFFAIRS AZ PANAMA IMPROVING,
PANAMA, April 9.-Ahairs ~ Panama
are improving A provisional govern
ment IL organizing rapidly, snd order Is
being maintained. The Shenandoah
landed leo nen today, and although
many rumors Of p0ssible tunult wbea
they landed had circulated, there was
no disorder. The men eoard the
whsrvss, offices and rolling stock Of the
Panama Railroad Company. A meet
ing was held yesterday. attended by
both foreigners and natives, TO con
slider the situation. A memorial
was adopted declaring that the danger
II an attack from B1snA Ventura and
CaEthagena made it necessary to declare
the state neutral and calling upon the
President 20 send Commissioner 70 no.
MY the leaders at those points. The
opinion Is expressed that if further at
taeks ara made from abroad. it will be
necessary 10 declare the State indepen-
denf and apply to the great powers for
protection.
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REMOVAL.

TUE SEATTLE HARDWARE COM
Il Tkay, snecassofs OF Ballard 4 90.
hereby announce the re8ovAi 81 their
store and stock - the stoae 6sick bat q
tsk. e. Font street. where thew aot oalT
have . more elegant place 81 business.
bat oaa several times iArzer, iseindina
tso eattfS foors. n thesF new quarters
he Company intend ksepsng . Iazg r
they hope % merit and seeefvea consfnn-
enrs Of tha xenero1s patronM1s herulo-
fore hez1oWed rpoa the Erm
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE co.
AuFki 4 lsA 40
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.

R0ARDISG HOUSE CONTAINING
~ n rooasA via a0ahe pAxlsrs and
thanA, N Uympis. w. r.. Eifnalsd in the
ssenfer Of ths bzainass portion ~ the city,
On EuuFfh street. sdjoininK the Maple
SHADE eAia0a. asd known ~ The Cot
TAI FurniiurA near9y new. 10 b. sold
- Breef bsEEzia. a. boass asd CONSENTS
lease - Frs aHEEabte tsnAnt on renaoaa-
BE teFTnA 0wrief resfr1ng frrm business
On asesunf - FosE Ae4ifh For p4r. lee
iArs st1ses X. r. sH0EcRAFf,
1k& Hka Estate ARsnk Oy1pis
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General ARaaR-

NEW YORK, April 9.-General Grant
slept eight hours during the night, and
awake feeling mach refreshed. His
pulse is o. and reasonably fall; temper
ATTIRE normal.
III p. D.-Genetsi Grant has been
very quiet all the evening. His pulse
Is "a respiration Is. lie Ia nov slesp-
suQ ouietlv
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PACIFIC COAST.

PosT Tovxsxxp, ApriI s--A esatesf
vas vaeed al Lyle river. IN CAIlAm
cezaty, Fecentiy. over Q tot Of timber
land. A steamboat race addsd asst 20
tie sasir. Mr.. Asnros and his eon-
pAoions got there hrst and are masters
az the sttnatinn-
D. Ferries. wlih enrsresr and survey
ors. has hssn basy ths past fee days
looking ever the gFeand wiah xiew 10
acsivs operations on the praisei 10 hrina
O xapply Of water into PeFs Townesnd
from lAkss On the pentnsala-
csminG 6erth-
sAx Faaxcasca. April 3 judge sss-
ysr. Of n. Cnits q STATES CruaEt oSnrs.
iset tAis m5rnfER q The sleannsr SfAss
e 0ssifsraia fof Portland
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As have made arrangements for re-
ceivirR No. fresh butter twice a week
from the leading diaries Of this section
OF the country, viz: Foster Bros, III.
Wilson. Guiberson Bros. and several
Others, am nov prepared to furnished
all that may call with first class fresh
country butter. Orders by telephone
Will receive prompt attention. NKrsos
CHILBERo, Grocer, 6l7 Front ST. l06
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ENGAGEMENT CANCELLED. - The en-
esRement Of the Navoni Opera Com
PAW. which was 10 have appeared here
On Friday and Saturday evenings, b. 0
been cancelled
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The Prince In IreIaua.

Dustin, April "a lsvee given today
at Dublin Castle, by the Prince and
Princess Of Wales. was larger than ans
held IN ireland since the visit Of Queen
Victoria ia lS49.
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Machinery for Sale.

nyE UPRIGHT POWER DRILLING
" Machine. dsflls % the center o. & feet (;
suitAese far NIL o. blacksmith shop. The
Abose 70 new and viii b. Ted l0N. Also.
Q number q seoo11-h<nd steam pumpA
MORAN BftOS
MAehiaisss and dea 'erx il Esxineer~' sup-
peeA frslers Wharf. seAfsie. ". Y.
p. q bon 80 All
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oOndsctsd BY qusilasd Phy. <$NEr7
grsausiss NA
81 rhs oLDssr YAM
In the United etaies. who's WAN
LiFk Lose fxPHEesuK. par. N<Z4Nt
fset lasthed ssd pure medi- ~
cine, insure sSEKpT sad Paa- IN
MASHHT eUHks Of 81 Prfvsfs
oeropic and Nervous Dlsssass LH
Ausciiuna 81 the b1looD, axuH, L&f
kFpseSs bLsDDsn, EEurrzoms ISL
LLckAs. OLD sosks sws11rnG M
oF TIN 0LAsne. Sozg MORN W
fahoAT. bonz PANS. permAnanslv aursd sa.d
srai eefs1 irnsn he syHem Cor Iffs.
NkhFOus Debility. Impossncy. Seminal
L9msse- nezasi Decay. Mental ma PhvslosI
MeAnns-ss FAiiiae Memory, WeAk Kyea.
r.an'sa Dsssaopneaa impedimsuss % MAJ.
cured s
Youns, middle aged ana cid MA .ad Al.
VINO need medical q 81 an1 eznsrt,s,e. 90.
salt ths cid karops&n Physicfsn 4 esso~. Ma
ep,nsoe costs nothlng and mag ssss fntura
-. y 80 .as1As. Nhsn inoozstuisat 20
Visit the eits fer tEsstms { maaisIi,ss o~n b.
seat ssssyuhers ~ express frss frpm ob.Sr
ts1on. ~ = ssifevidest tast I physirfan
VINO gases NE whois atteufioa 70 a IA a N Als,
esses atiains grssi sail. ana physlcf.ns
.sroagsoas ne eountry. kaowtsg this. fro
-. ~ t-@@tasAsNNso 1AmGUN c 1Ef2 10 thu CID.
sS sgee1altas ~ wAom every known soof
feinsay y usad. fbs nsctoris AS 80 exr.rrs.
sncs nAkas bis opini1n d s1pnnse impor.
send for the saastarfst Gsuiaa "A R..,th
% IRE Alas. Baif Analyst.
Df. AAsstg's wexD EFUx GEmMAr Hxvxann..
roe pefmsnensly prevents al unnssrfsl losn,s
ifein tae system. lonss the nsrvssl mrenRfh-
ems Ne inaAeirss ehscts tha wnas. iavlg,rsse.
te~ y eie ssstssn. as1 reaaores IN. sisirase .,
heai1h Aa1 hsppinsss.
~ fseson - nAay cannnt M cared AZ
sefaihAl Nsaeasas. isss u Mnaksod. 80 !. a
oNinl 70 : complication esIisd Pfusf.torrhsa
WIZ hFpes4eshe<l4. ebseh feQrll a. psrsfIsr
Fessssest D.. L4sbssfs lnvirorsiur 4 -.
oaig POSITIVE esfs for prozE st0rfhsa, VIA D.
sailsf ~ cal tfesnsat ussd Il de LlskiE
Dtspsf saFy.
ffsse q iavieBr4s8s. a. oAss n an ho.-
We 10 ssn< g knF sadrsss. ,seysr.d -
eaFsfy ffon skasryssia1. Te prsrs Ia va.
ee-fni pew~ - fhs Inviesrssog 4 81 hpssIs
VII - gtssa 81 sect free
rSsrEfai NsesFss Bsaie frse 10 sats>nsz
eoesaisafaaa free spd prfvasa. Gan a. "A.
asets AiEafG BExrKxaAxr.
go Gear sssest s4n Fr4nlasro. O.
fsixHe entEEnea. a@s Mnmnm sarssa ssu,
esorks mp sseaFs fram Ks1rny. Ma 1890
thtslGh DlsbeesaFy Drug asses. sahinewaun
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For Rent.

TWO VALUABLE FARMS; ONE ON
White aaa the ether Ca Hack river
10 aeFe4 each. For tarne appiy 70
WILLIAM COCHRAN.
nksl y PestoARee boz "a seaaxte.
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"HACKMETACK," q lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price Is and 50
ceuis. Sold by A. Il. Stewart.
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FOR SALE.

ElFTEEN HEAD or NICE LARsK
werk cattle fer sAle. gar paEticulars
spp,L % !. 2 STEWART 4 Co, Paynr
1dwiW Gko. EOkLkR TaaonA.
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CALL AND SETTLE.

HAVING DISPOSED or MT BUZZ
III tees IN tkts Gig I hereby cal npon
Al p~fHans ewtag us n nag 10 csme for.
waf6 aD3 ~ u et IN eAsly day o. their
apcoaEts I'll be pAace1 In the banda a q
lawyar ter collsc1 e.
esaraas. MArsA q. izk ne
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DIR. Q. l. MILLER, Sir.
set chsrrY street, &attIs, VT.
Up. o. boit ".
Special. Private and Chronic
Skin Diseases Cured.

sesnfnsi weak ness asd ain ser
veus di.srderstaa sea bv excuses.
pe.fsiyety cured, On lhe INSTALL
meat plan.
Send for printed questions.
DE- Q. q. MELa,e;ft,s remarka-
bis saeeess I'm the curing OF ali
chron.e Diseases u well kasw n .
sts Raeeess o. due 90 hts Is years
experience and observations In
his practice.
q No mere paiIieats taken en-
tonr Boy - Farni's antiI tine I sth
day Of March whsa six new coz.
taGsss VIII be fisisilsd. However,
ean accommodate enc more pa
tiefis lmales sitn q nicely fnrnf.h-
ed f'eem and aii hleme comforts, ~
my resiaenee. Ios Cherry street.
FREQ OF charge.
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HAY AND OATS,

Or GOOD QUALITY. FOR SALE BY
~ r. K WhitDes. six miles n0rth os
LeoaneF. Sse4msrs can lad a. EaFe-
tfH1S4 mill
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rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
tot BE- responsi DE Tor any deb-n con
frnssed By nag wife Ilenay, ~ 81 has LETT
me without 1ass eaase % provoc4ti0n.
JOHN KOAkN.
Fog. Asdison. w. T. March s. lss. 10
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CHANGE OF AGENCY.

LAYING APPOINTED THOs. Il.
Il P11uEhey agent fer the westeFn
IRE aad Marine Insurance Co. Of san
franctsco wire JaA. A. Carey & Co. 70
tzFsd &. all bns1noas consecand with aaid
company, and FeDewais Of pnlie es In
force. viii ~ looked Gfser By Mr.. puua-
phfcy. STEEL DICKINSON q Co.
tienesal AgeatA, Portland, Or
Seattle. Mar - IL isSA sshf1 I'm
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Beef and Iron cures dyspepsia and neu
ralgia.
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10 Lease.

fIsHx LARK WASHINGTON Mill.
I saa Hssel fnr terra Of yaars fr0m
TIE LIS dsy 81 Asy. ieSa ApFaT -
azh2& q G kHINNkH q GO
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For Sale.
TO LET.

uogsK WITH FOUR ROOMS. IN
Ii raar Of sailitAnis elock. .pply 70
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House TO Let,

A spI.ESDID HOUSE. CENTRALLY
~ located Apply %
mhs q. c. PHINNEY q CO.
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ClLKINS { REDDISH,
i 1O1 Front street
brown Block
DEALEss IN CHOICE
GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS
Hay and Grain.

Always on hand . me assortment Of
Canned Fruits and Vegetables Excel-
ient klder Batter and ChimIcum Cheese 4
epecialty.
6oods soil II redgesd rates fos cash
and delivered free Of charge
mh3 CAisKtNs & REDDISH.
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-, : ats Cabinet ooansIl i neg
- - Aaa The rssals ef iss dsaih<rA.
= asaiieC Win great aaxiesy.
ssl1 nxisAsATlox raxAxrsn
:. s.'.Ansa, Sasseuhled hSa.y after
= AAsssr ree@s. Ia she Haa.. AZ
sss'sesR. Mt, Gladsaaae eouarmss
i. .a's'i'Hsnse of ihs hatsh between
AnssiAas and Aiekans r.nd said /.
-, s.ssl We Information Which the Gov
-. - aaa isesised II .hs feas. The
sas have Apparently been gaiisy q
\. y - la'lsiaahls attach on III. Afshspa.
- ss''assl ias dsnapdea frun, Rr.s.. !
-, - .snssiiais erplsaasloa is r.-
80 y ~ aa,ir.-
as sesansian. Glsaaaass saia
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: sssisd lhai the pronh~d orders
h.ss tAe Russian advances ssopps a,
~ he Gters. Russian Foreign
A.ah'ss' nave assurance he wOals send,
49, V nAnssed thas they did nos
~ headquarters Of Cisasral
! aaaieai he Russian commander ~
\, " sseai, aatil after his Arisek apon
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-10

ieient time bad not yea elapsed for the
recetpt Of an ansReE. sir Edward
Tharnson. British Ambassador % 81
PetersbnrR had. howvver, last night
photographed thai De Giers, Russian
Prime Minister. bad expressed for him
sesf and for the CEAr an earnest hope
that this anhappy incident might ma
prevent q continuation OF negotiations
Tor peace. This rtmark Was crested
wish shoots Of laughter
ssr Stafford Northcute. the Conserva
tive leader, at this p ins arose. and. re
calling the PremieF's statement iasi
made that the Government believed
thai after defeating the AfghaAs IN
Pen idh the RnssiAns bad retiTed. sskea
ssreassicAliv II u vas nos more 70 tson
able 10 believe thai after driving TIE Al
Qhans COS OF Penidh. the Russians
stayed and orcupied rhe placef To this
Gladstone said that sa coarse the
material inference would be thai the Ras-
slams now occ0py Penilh. Concernia2
this statement, houevar, the Premier
4aaed. Some ounfasaon exists. be
eause The statement that she RasstAns
oae1py Pea dh emAnAtss from British
ofsieer, Who bad left the spot et the time
ct the fgbt, whilst SIR Edserd Thorn
ton reports subsequently, 10 this that De
0isss stated tina, The kassaans after st
saekina the AfRhAns. dld not oseupy
Peaidk.~
Many qaesaious wsre AZ once asked
Gladstone about the ambiguity Of The
sxpressios nssd BY De GssrA and
uhslhsx he kassians mieht B0t have
oecapisd u immediately after the battle.
GlaAstons syaaed thess qasstiaas -
idis, and - others said teat the 60vegn-
nsni had no reason 20 believe that REy
aggressive act bad been doae By shs At
ghans 90 provoks an attach On Fenjdh.
THIS destination canscd q sSnsatton.
and Tor momeut the Hoass reaoanded
with cries Of ~Hsar, hears'
I.atsF in the evening Gladstsns, ~
plying 10 . question asked By str BACH
ard Gross, skst tie ecscrnDens
bad received another teieErAm ffezE
eir Retas Lamzasn ehicA tend.
- 10 qnaiify he stste0srt b
eiia sol.dstoosl IN t~piy % ssl
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
osCEo.A, ARKANSAS, SATURDAY,

shall be deemed guilty of a INSIDE
meanor, and upon conviction there
of shall be fined in any sum not less
than three nor more than ten dollars
for each bird killed, caught or in
jured, or had in possession; and not
less than ten nor more than twenty
dollars for each buck deer, doe or
fswn caught, killed or injured, or
chased, or had in possession; and
not less than three dollars nor more
than ten for each nest Of eggs de-
stroyed as aforesaid, together with
the costs of prosecution.
SEC. 7. Any violation of this act
may be prosecuted before any officer
or court having jurisdiction to try
cases of misdemeanor, in like man
ner as in other cases of misdemeanor;
and it is hereby made the duty of
all sherifls, constables, coroners,
marshals, market masters and police
officers to arrest all persons found
violating any Of the provisions of
this act.
SEC. s. That this act shall take
effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved February 23rd, 1885.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

WE make room and publish the
Game Law, which was recently
passed, and approved by the Gov,
ernor. Pot hunters would do well
to cut it out and paste it IN their
hats. No doubt the author Of that
bill felt scaled" of the Lord to
protect the game of our country;
he started out with good intentions,
but unfortunately for the game, the
provision against trapping, penning,
&C., at any season,of quails, turkeys,
prairie chickens, &C., unless they are
found depredating on fruit and
grapes, will be the death of the
game if not the bill. Everybody
knows that here in Arkansas, tur-
keys and quaiIs fatten on the fruit
of the vineyard and orchard, and a
man who is hankcring after stuffed
turkey, or quail on toast, will guard
his grapevine and sour apple tree
with his shot gun.
So far as the bill relates to wild
bucks and does, its just too late for
the river counties-the overflows OF
the last three or four years have ex-
terminated them. He ought to have
been around earlier With bill to
prohibit overfows.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

IF the people were furnished
copies of Mans6eld,s Digest so they
might know what was law, they
could form some idea of what the
legislature is dong, insomuch as
nearly every bill presented is either
n repcal or an amendment of some
section of that particular Digest.
Just at tins particular time the peo-
pie are in as complete ignorance OF
the State laws as a people can well
be, and il the Legislators don't fix
things to suit themselves, irrespec-
tive of the wishes of their CON
stituency, it will be their own taui'.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
w-Advertisers by the year will here'triete'

s~ Advertisers by the year Will eerestricteo
to their legitimate business.
tv-Yearly advertisements may be changed OF
reset four times during the year Tree OF charge
,Sy-Parties contracting for yearly advertise
,,onts and disc ontinldng from any cause. VIII pc
CHARGED snort time rates, ne per time inserted
SEE RATES.
sv-foreign advertisements, sent tn.oug"
.tnar,isinr Agencies must he paid FOR IN ad-
vance, or a deposit made with some one whom
we may designate.
ss- Marriages and deaths, not exceeding ven
Iines will be published ms news, Tree OF cnafge'
mi obituaries tributes Of respect funeral hoti-
cas- and Invitations charged as advertisements.
s0-Ali personal matter, letters or eommun,-
cations setting forth indtvidual scnerles OF
teresis TO be promoted, emanating rom parry
or parties, organizations or societies VIII W
charged for as other Advertisements
s<g-In all Legitimate demands oi the uen,o-
cratic or Conservative party, or of the great M
,,erests of the general public upon onf Columns,
the TIMKs Will not iail Of lite day
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

For failing to keep matrimonial
engagement, Miss Amelia Cohen, a
charming young lady of Memphis,
after demanding an explanation Of
his conduct, preceded to administer
a cowhiding to her faithless Eugene,
a young man employed in the house
furnishing department at b. Low
enstein & Bros. The young man,
Eugene Levy, by name, was pretty
severely punished, and well he de.
served it.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

The King of All. The New I'm
proved, Light Running New Home
The Simplest and most Durable Ma
chine in the World; will last Life
time; never out of order; the Best
sett of Attachments ever Invented
for Ruflling, Shirring, Plating, &c.
accompanying each Machine. A
thing of beauty and joy forvecr.
CHARLES GooDRICH.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07
Game Law.

A bill for an Act to be entitled
"An Act to aid in the preserva'
ton of the eggs of certain birds
and to prohibit the catching, kill
ing, injuring or chasing deer
turkeys, quails and prairie chick
ems during certain seasons, and
for other purposes"
Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State Of Arkansas
SEC. |. That it shall be unlaw.
ful to catch, kill or injure, or pur.
sue with intent to catch, kill oil
iujure, or pursue or chase with dogs,
without such intent, any wild buck
deer, doe or fawn in this State be-
tween the lst day of February and
the 1st day of September in any
year; and it shall also be unlawful
to catch, kill or injure, or pursue
with intent to kill or IMPURE, any
wild turkey between the lst day OF
May and the lst day of September
in any year; and it shall also be
unlawful to catch, kill or injure, or
pursue with intent to catch, kill or
injure, any pinnated grouse (com-
monty called prairie chicken), be-
tween the first days of February
and the 1st day of September in
any year; or any quail sometimes
called Virginia partridge), between
the lst day of March and the 1st
day of October in any year.
SEC. 2. 1t shall be unlawful at
any and all seasons of the year to
take, catch or kill, by means of any
partridge net, or other net, or by
traps, pens, pits or other devices of
any kind, any pinnated grouse
commonly called prairie chicken),
or any quail (sometimes called Vir-
ginia PARTRIDGE, or any wild tur-
key; provided, that nothing in this
section shall be construed to pro-
hibit any person, or the minor chll-
dren of any person, from netting,
trapping or otherwise killing or
catching any of the birds aforesaid,
on his or her own premises, in the
open or unprohiblted season; nor
shall it prohibit any person from
killing, on his own premises, any of
the birds aforesaid, in the act of
destroying fruit or grapes.
SEC. 3. 1t shall be unlawful to
destroy, disturb or rob the nests of
any wild birds whatsoever, except
those of crows, blackbirds, hawks,
owls, eagles and birds of prey.
SEC. 4. 1t shall be unlawful for
any person to purchase, have in
possession, or offer for sale, any of
the birds or game mentioned in sec
ton l of this act during the season
when the catching, killing or injur-
ing thereof is by this act prohibited.
SEC. 5. 1t shall be unlawful for
any railroad company, express CON-
pany, steamboat company or other
company or corporation, or private
person, to have in possession, OF
receive for transportation or car
riage, or for any other purpose what
soever, any of the game or Birds
mentioned in section l of this acl
during the season when the killing
catching or injuring the same is
hereby prohibited.
SEC. 9. Any person violating
any d the provisions "f this ac'
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

FROM the Evening Ledger brought
by the steamer Gayoso which passed
up yesterday morning, information
is had that the river appropriation
bill failed to pass before the ad-
iournment of the United States
Congress.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

The following extract from a let
ter by Senator j. w. Stayton TO a
citizen of this county will allay all
apprehension as to the "no fence
law so far as Mississippi County is
concerned:
JAcKsoNPoRT, ARK, Feb, 23.
"DEAR SIR: Yours of the 10th
inst. came duly to hand and con-
tents noted. | have had Mississippi
county stricken ont of the provisions
of DR.. Peters "no fence law"
There is little prospect of the bill
ever getting through both houses
before adjournment.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

So FAR Cleveland's Cabinet has
not been officially announced; the
latest, however, as made out by the
outside trimmers, Is as follows:
Bayard, Secretary of State; Man
ming, Secretary Oft reasury; Lamar,
Secretary of the Interior; Garland,
Attorney General; Endicott, Secre-
tary of War; Villas, Secretary of Ma
w; Manning, Post Master General.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

WE acknowledge the receipt of a
copy of the Biennial Report Of the
Auditor of State, made September
Both, 1884. The government sys-
tenn of delivering mail matter by
which a pamphlet can be transmit
ted from Little Rock to Osceola in
FIVE months is worthy of commenda-
ton.
The Osceola times., 1885-03-07

WE have seen the statement
somewhere, of late, and as it may
not be generally known, we repeat
it: 1t is now twenty-four years
since the Democrats have been en-
tertained at the nations table, pre-
sided over by Democratic Presi-
dent.