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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-24


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With shs asssrisy which NE Canadian
oovernmess sssnsed 10 thiak psohabhi
when The apsialnR afss tosk pises. II
n ssos unlsksly that. n the matter Il nol
cosspsumissd, The militia Of the pomia.
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them. Rial ,Sili havs Issss advansa,
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q esansry almost anknown - bis enc.
my. vhiis n and bis followsrs ere 70.
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thsrs I'll be anything sacsa than d
guerrilla waifarA hat h h Just sasA d
warfare a. thss which viil sleax out and
alssput1ee Ne OAnAasian srsoss. TIA
CAaAdi&n Snlaisss are militia. Thesi
are b rsAliils eieFkA mechanics and
professional msa fs0In he isisisn Of In
nuninson. asA u e9anps ie axpesteaI
that thsy wiii pss.vs 10 be sxauaps fsonI
The fanlfs eossnoli 10 raw aadisrs af al
naiieas ana all ArsA widls snsxaea
rs1faAss have sssen horns tAsmsssses inI
baths With saFusislsR spelness and
hsavsry, shsy srs asaAlls fsaaa want.
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DAllY POsT-INTELIlGEAcEa



Thss Pussdans ClessIana haa sesn
unsyrsun.se In some 81 his .iipacnasia
snrot.tms,,ss ,esanst be asnied He
a. ne,s .,eua 70 have looked into she
v,ess rsessds OF bin asposnh@s With .
dne regard either 90 ths temper Of tbs
Ans,rseza people or % shs eearsesses
whieh are asn,lIy observed Ia internal
s,sussi srans.eiasns. The appointnsnf
Of Mir. Kssssy 10 the Isaiiaii nasss.oh'
for instance, vas unfertnnsss. MI
Keisey had ID. the past Ha',ds pasiie
speasfss ID, which ,ssfsi ustensnssss tsias
ssuid nss hut naks hin ohaaori0us 70
d. isslian GovsrnsnenA. He . nas'r1-
nag Of chs Roasan Catholic ChaHshs iind
s.torsIly sympashiEsd stronetg uisn
povs Pius TX. al the time OF as finaA
esru,ssls with 'Fistas R,inAnasL he %
Rsysd thaa sbs tessporai possE Of ms
Pop.s ssoaId be nsiRsainsa- Oh course
~ had = pesssss rtxhs 20 bic s'sss ana
% s,,ureas thssu xhsns#er and shsreTef
Ia m,w ID. His uasfslnsss ~ an Amer
ian sislzsn was nos impaired IN tne
lead by shem. IL doea sesni, however
that be might hsvs been seat % Amen
ean Minister u, some eoantsy oihsr than
Isalv. His assaainsss ~ thai court viii
aoai,s,ess be sssAiiy impsifsd By bis
psss usssrsnas. snd shs afpointEnsns
viii probably l,s regarded By the Italian
fyovsrnmens mash ~ sho appointment
If Cad schars ms Minister % 6srnass
would be regarded by The GsFnan Gov
eminent
A,,othssf appointment which Sae
unfortunate fsw q very different reason'
wsa that Of LAYTON. Of Georgia n
nfiaisssr 10 Ilusaia. Mr.. Lsstsn, IN
fortunately fog his Diplomatic sspsFA-
slous served In the Confsdanass army
and tailed 20 have bis disabilities 70.
maped. A question wuls d snee raised
A 10 his eligibility. Tha Attorney
osr,sral dseiSlsa ihss be conid legal,
hold the ofiss W which ke hsd been
apvoinsed, bss In order 70 avoid any
sontsst or psssibls complication me-
LAwton, at the Islst moment, declined
% s,eceps tbs offos. and has thus fa'
usrsissed Ia lais dsolinatictl In spite Of
the sarnsss wish Of the President thai
be shall taks the poaitisn. The ap
posnsmspi, aiso, Of Mr. Phslps ~ Milo
sssss 10 Eneland has called forth soras
criticism thai might iuss si' veil hAvs
been avoided. While IL 10 asknow'
ledRed thai Afr. PheiEs 10 Q gentleman
Of line lssaI abilities and ihs hiRhes'
salsufs, 10 10 claimed thai be ID mo-
American 10 slis tastes and aympaihiss
II faet, that he regards the Engiist
form OF eossipmsnt 10 superior IN oal
ows,. II this be true, 10 will scarcely b
dsnied that Mr.. Phelps 10 not propst
man 10 Represents the United State
abroad. Than, too, soine Of Nc. Phelps
ntssrassss dufiua the var have resur
rested, and shs iinpnsssion which the
oreaae IL everything bat good.
Alsaesshsr ID 10 unfortunate thai shre
appointments Of 70 great impossane
q thoss II Minizser to Gr,as Britain
Russia and Italy shosiid Be suhiect I
30 grave criticism.
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IAO - IT

A PLAIN MERsCHAua PIPE.
IA with silver band ABOUND the stem.
A suitable reward viii be p aid for The re-
anH Hn SCOTT A ca
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-24

AAC uu0OA osS ttC0 ACsNOy VACAn
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block So, D. 8. 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 Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Draw
ley's addition to the city Of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots l and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots l
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one OF the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc.
attle upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l.9x12s feet, SITS.
| Lot 8, block 81, Kids addi-
tion, $S25
/ Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $3.50 per lot. or the
entire sifty-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 tie best
view of any lots in the city well
worth $3.50 per lot.
| The north half of the north>
west quarter Of section 8, in
township Is north, range 4 ea,t,
mar Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
cellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $500.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
lof Whatcom; good location and
|good soil /; $1,000.
Win sell either of the two last
in tracts to suit, at prices 10 be
agreed upon.
An undivided one-sighth in
terest in and to the north half.
and the north half of the south
east quarter Of section So, town.
ship - north, range 5 east, for
sl7,5oo.
The Adore Is one Of the most
valuable coal properties 10 Wash
ington Territory, and is Gully de-
vslOped. The tract contains over
sia millions Of tons Of good coal
and Is wen worthy Of iaveati ga
ton By any one desiring to in
vest.
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NOTICE

AZ HAVE MADE ARstASGK-
u measz f1F reasfsiax "a. I Ftssh Bal
ser twSee wesk { en- kbe lsadinF dasrSsx
ct thu secti1n e. tn country. efx: Fos-
ser BFas. u Nil=e1 <snxh sxsan. Hrrs
sne several osasr& IN , y peepaved %
frReh e4xEKy H1xeeH ur1era hy &c
rhoE< viii reeetve prczapf aftazfian.
&Ex& N HEk HEH{3.
al - Gro<sr. 81 Er2nk STRIVES.
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STOLEN.

ER0M CALKINs & REDD IsH's
A. store April n. . hrownTetriever Slut,
with collar and city license No. a.; IS re-
ward for her return to w. CALKINs. lie1
Front street. ga
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ClE0n AT TEN PER CENT a
q AOOO year, Tor two years. on ara
mortgage Of IN fmprov a fam "a 2lo
.czss Aearsss principal only. 70 FAR
MEA, al this ckElce Anil
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THERE WILL BIZ A SPECIAL
! Meeting Of 81. Johns lodee. No. q n.
E A. n. held In their hsll today has
dsyb Apsn I'd. af O'Clock p. m. for the
AL brothers arc requested 10 Ate n
order q the W M apss
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Notice Of DissoIuliun.

TsHK COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
ii fore exxstznx ua1er the fIFm name and
Ey11 d Babe & tseigex. doing haxlne4g In
tbs ctr of ke4tzzN Ktnx ooHaty. w. r..
i tina dsy dissolved hy mutual ccnsenL
IL Hode having purchased the eEtiro IN
efes< a. Joha 6sslzer In the concern- An
hsltz paYzh<e 70 The lave firm - 1s< b ! paid
10 Cen. Xen1h<e nxnifh. "a his Law af77ne.
FcoM 4 n To funszn buia1iax. axstsie.
w. r Il Hoox.
j. Hk<o&E.
ssxzsas. M&xeA q. ia nkzs
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4 Losse oAim ms eANa II u IsRl
satosy n .. u Daa kAs shsaay essa-
pied tws aAysI waasmes ssss pssseel
froas San Ffitnelses. NssahkuA Issk&s
Gity. NsweAzlaA ksw lsaaSps1ssex. snsi
apazsy other psAnss d lneEsfy ~ aAe para
Il ~ Yerszaay. ina uperIiax sgeeal,
m tke p&r8 ~ ths fFasscualaaA MA fnsz3a
hx j. r. Meif&naht sAst n&&h9. Mf.
keahlA FFusssnsksst AfsnFasy. win sask
ne ikree -Qazrssr4 u sx hssuf. And I1Aes
Has44 - ~ AIuaf. IAN fsneiterai. uhNn
~ eese 2ill 10 sfismitls1 Il IN saxy.
ass--z sr@s-stes4~.--ssse.s~~
Hssw NkooM Nksf Lars 1fks u On
sksnb3 ~ aaiNk Rs,ansAs<& Alco(l puzs
O.. Fee aeze sseEfw&kke. b - hees
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HORN

NcGrTgx-fn his city, April g % the
wife ef John = &cGutret q. D.
daazhser.
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For Sale

ErfyK ACRES or LANn ALI,
y cleared Aoasa, barn and rhicken
hoaxzss aAozt - fruit tees apaaI 3. straw.
heFFles, etc A gesA . ass for 4 live yssas.
Appay FkkD X isANnER Mil ana
Oammerslsl streets azs3
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Q9fS0l FOR ONE YEAR Ar n
teyNVV Per cenk. On god. D WING. in
etEe. improved residence pessperrT. "A.
apsaar EDGAR BRIAN
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEON
n z N OVAL.

u A. CHURCHILL. N. D., HOMEO-
Il pathie Physician and Surgeon, has
for the present removed his Office to his
residence. corner Fourth and Madison
atreete
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Tor Rent.


A GOOD PIANO. AT CHARLES
n Makers Jewplry b orr. Efe
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A PRTL ~ ON SECOND sTRKEr A
a sealed letter. poslma kea Bosfs1l md
addressed MRS. ]. Ei5WIN DUFF, Sc
af.se. Pleaae return 10 2. O. bon s1a An6
. iix@ ownex. f1F
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WHITE g. MUNDAY,

Attorneys at La w.
Once In Whites Block. cor. Front snt
Columbia sts. d9d
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House 60 Let.

A NEW HOUSE or 9 RooMa WITH
IA mo1trn imp SveNents On Heneca
street. bet wen secens and hirfL IL
9aTe ef Il SAAbkks0N. eersaer q
fhtfd and Seneca q eesA leras
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MARRfKp.

sroAx-WooDGrE-Ta Victoria, b G.
Aprfl 10 81 nex. w. W. Peycsvel FEenk
sloan and susie wood&ll. both Of Seat
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a TTORNEY- WILL PRAC-
n tics In all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Office. al rooms of the Probate
Court, Yesler-Lesry Building.
ru.s . ,.,,,n.v
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REMOVED.

nR- 7. T. MINOR HAS REMOVED
~ his Office to Frye's new Opera House
building. rooms Nos. and Z.
Telephone No. s. suso
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
Afternoon session.

Lieut.. Gov. Gilman called the senate to
order at 9:45 p. IN.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the destruction of certain
bonds held by the internal improvement
fund.
Providing for an index digest of Mime
sofa reports.
Appropriating $4,000 to make good the
deficiency caused by the state prison fire.
Appropriatlng $1,000 to james R. Walker
for quarantining small-pozSin Itasca county.
Preventing the spread of contagious and
infectious diseases among domestic animals
Reimbursing employees for losses sustained
at the state prison fire.
Amending the general statutes of 1878 re-
lating to drainage.
Pertaining TO drainage and the duty OF
county commissioners relating thereto.
Fixing the salary of the secretary of the
state board of health.
Changing the boundaries of certain school
districts in Polk county.
Amending the charter of the village of
Red Lake Falls
Fixing the compensation of certain officers
of Morrison county.
Appropriating money for the use of the
hospitals Tor the insane.
Appropriating money for the erection of
additional buildings at the institution for the
deaf and dumb and the blind.
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Senator Rice in the chair. The bill trans
ferring the swamp land grant of the Duluth
u Winnipeg Railway company to the st.
Paul, Brainerd IL Northwestern railway was
recommended to pass without opposition or
discussion. The grain aud warehouse inspec-
ton committees bill was taken up and dis
cussed at great length, and pending its con-
sideration the com mittee rose and reported
progress.
Recess till 100
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
Rules suspended

ating the city of Anoka. Rules suspended
and bill passed.
Dy Mr.. Daniels--To amend the act in
cooperating the city OF Rochester, fixing the
liquor license at $500. Rules suspended
and bill passed.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
For the relief of B. A Froiseth.
Authorizing Il bridge across the Mississippi
river at Aitkin, Atkin county.
Fixing rates of the Knife Falls Boom COM
pany.
Authorizing Grow Wing county TO vote
bonds.
Amending the laws of 1883 to reduce the
minimum capital of state banks to $4,000.
Fixing state tax levy for 1886 and 1887
5000, 900 for 1856 and S450,000 for 1887.
Relating to warehouse regulation and grain
inspection.
To amend the act of 1888, making an ap-
preparation for bridge in Stearns county.
For an additional judge in the Sixth dis
trict.
Regulating the catching of fish in Wright
county.
Authorizing the city of st. Paul to issue
certificates OF Indebtedness for Sixth ward
parks.
Recess until $50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
Afternoon Session.

HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
For the adjustment of certain claims OF
W. H. Dyke.
To legalize certain foreclosures of mort
cages.
To lecalize the action of executors in GER
tain cases.
To amend the statutes of 1878 relating to
executions.
Relating to the senatorial and representa-
tive districts of Wabasha county.
To regulate and tax telegraph, telephone
lines, ETC., 70 yea avs.
To exempt 49, to the
amount OF 80, o.. ..- ,lA....
To amending Tie statutes OF 1873 relating
to tree culture.
SENATE BELLS PASSED.
Allowing the commissioners of Mobiles
county to issue bonds.
Amending the charter of the city of Fergus
Falls.
Amending the charter of the city of Albert
Lea.
For the relief of the estate of Leonard B.
Hodges.
Creating an additional Judge for the Sew
enth district
Amending the statutes of 1878 relating to
the rendering of accounts by executors and
administrators.
Appropriating s1,751 to Ramsey, Winona
and Washington counties for boarding state
prison convicts.
Amending the statutes of 1878 relating to
guardians ad Item.
Amending the statutes of 1873 relating to
accounts of guardians.
To punish offences committed on railroad
cars and other public conveyances.
To validate the proceedings of religious
corporations.
To legaize the filing of affidavitS in GER
tain cases.
Amending the statutes of 1873 relating to
elections.
Amending the statutes of 1878 relating to
meetings of equalization boards.
Relating TO Acknowledgements of convey
ances.
Amending the act of incorporation of the
St. Paul Water Works company.
Authorizing the council of Little Falls to
issue druggists licenses to sell lianor.
To prohibit the killing of wild fowl by the
use of artificial light.
To legalize u state road in Grant county.
Prescribing the terms of court in the Ninth
judicial district.
For licensing billiard tables, etc, in Fari-
baut.
To validate certain acts Of the city of
MOorhead.
Regulating the catching of fish in Ramsey,
Hennepin and Washington counties.
{ Relating to plats of towns and cities.
HOUSE BILLS LOST.
For a clerk for the public examiner. Yeas
As, nays A.
Recess until 7:30.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

Called to order at 10 a. m. BY Speaker
Gibbs Prayer by Chaplain Harrington.
Gu the report Of the judiciary committee,
Mr.. Wallis oil 10 amend the statutes Of 1873,
relating to the licensing Of amusements,
was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Daniels called up his resolution intro
duced the Goth, limiting the Introduction of
bills 90 the 2jth Mr.. Evans moved To amend
by making the limitation date the 25th, aud
Mr. Drake to strike out Unanimous con-
sent" sud insert majority vote Of the
house. -" but neither was acted upon. as a
motion by Mr.. Snider to lay on the table pre-
vailed.
By a motion of Mr.. Daniels, amended BY
Mr. Drake, the house voted 10 meet hereafter
al $50 q. IN.
HOUSE BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Judiciary Communicable change the
boundaries Of cer.ain judicial districts.
b. Judiciary Commitiee-Providiug FOR
the defense by the state Of suits brought BY
a railroad company against persons claiming
lands embraced in the REIMBURSEMENT made
in pursuance Of section 10, chapter 201,
special Laws Of 1851.
By Mr. Howes-To establish a municipal
court Tor the city of Brainerd. Relics sus-
pended and bill passed.
By Mr. Gi55s-To amend statutes OF 1875,
relating 20 tax Judgments.
b Mr. Sadley-To legalize the action Of
school district No. II. Mile Laos county
Rules suspended and bill passed
By NJ. H0wes-Ameuding the act ineor-
poraliuE TIE city OF Brainerd. Rules sus-
pended and bill passed
By Mr. Naleujine-Tc amend the statutes
Of 1879, relating to defaults in the conditions
O. chattel mortgages.
Bv Mr.. StepheBs-To amend section Il,
chapter %, statutes Of 1s5s. relating to town
plats.
By Mr.. McKusick-For the relief OF the
widow OF Charles Bazille, and apprOpriatiug
5000 therefor.
By Mr. Smith, Committee on Commerce -
To establish board Of inspectors OF steam
boilers, etc.
By Mr.. Gorman-To amend chapter l,
general laNs Of 1883, relating 70 the military
code
B Mr. He1dricksou-T0 provide Tor an
extension % the terms q corporations.
B. Mr.. Bean-To amend the act ineorDor-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
Evenin. Session .
Recess till 7:3O.

The senate met at 7:45, was called to order
by Senator Goodrich, and Immediately went
into committee of the whole, with Senator
Rice in the chair
Senator Sergeant moved that the grain and
warehouse committees bill be indefinitely
postponed, on the ground that the house bill
possessed more substantial merits.
Some objection was raised to such a dis
posa of the bill by the senate with so small
an attendance.
Senator Sergeant withdrew his motion and
the bill was laid aside, to be considered with
the house bill.
The committee then considered and
recommended for passage bills relating to
the following: Public lands; trials real
property; incorporation of villages; liens
release of attachments; satisfaction of me-
chanics' liens; insurance of real property;
cemetery associations; bonds in attachments :
county treasurers; county commissioners /;
civil actions; bonds of county officers; judg-
ments against municipal corporations :;
selection of jurors; summons against
municipal corporations; justices of
peace; money deposited in courts {.
corporations; returns of births and deaths /;
township assessors; hospital for insane: ex-
cluNtnW DSsLduutTS from IrldlS, VOCATION OF
law Of road village of Duluth; costs in SUI
preme court; amending charter city Of
Winona; treasurer Beltrami county; soldiers
and sailors reunion.
The bill relating 20 the publication of laws
was indefinitely postponed, as was also the
bill relating to township government of
schools.
HIGH LICENSE AGAIN.
Senator Wilson introduced bill amend
ing the statutes Of 1878 relating to the sale
Of intoxicating liquors. This bill is a slid
ing scale bill, fixing licenses at 500 in
towns and increasing, according 10 size of
towns, TO $500 in cities.
Senator Wilson wanted the bill read sec
ond time, printed and advanced to general
orders.
Senator Castle thought that at this late day
the bill should not be so advanced.
Senator Peck called attention to the fact
that many Of the sums were left blank, and
when it came up in committee of the whole
It meant whole day consumed.
Senator Wilson said he was aware the rules
could not be suspended If there was to be a
factiouss tight over it, and withdrew his mo-
ton.
BY Senator HoultOn-To amend the char
ter OF the village Of Elk River. Passed uu-
der suspended rules.
b. Senator Shaleen-Regulating the catch
ING Of fish in Goose and Rice lakes, Chisago
county. Passed under suspended rules.
Adjourned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25
FIRST LOVE THE STRONGEST.
4 Curious Romano -ibout Conrict and
His VIE.
From the indianapolis News.

"A Curious Romano IbOM q CONttct ana
His WIFE.
From the indianapolis News.
Some three years ago Frank Whiting, who
had attained local notoriety in criminal cir
Giles by daredevil escapades, was convicted
and sentenced to penal servituie in the
Prison North. After his retirement his wife
obtained divorce, and in the course Of a
few months married William II. Springer Of
Haughville The fruit of her first marriage
was a son, whom Springer adopted as his
own, and since that one child has been added
to the house. The couple settled in Haugh-
vile, and by the aid Of building associs-
ton, Springer built cottage, and was in a
fair way of accumulating permanent home.
Less than two weeks ago Whiting was re-
leased, having finished his term, and he re-
turned to this city, and rs the sequel shows
hunted up his former wife. Within few
DAYS Springer became jealous Of the ex-hus-
bands attentions, and upon expostulating
with his wife he was firmly told that all other
old love for Whiting had returned and that
she preferred him. OF course this bred
trouble the two men were in danger of a
personal collision, aud on Saturday evening
be instituted against Springer, who had
threatet,ed to kill him on sight. The war
rant was issued by Squire Piebleman. Yes
| terdsy, as it now appears, Whiting, notwith-
| standing the fear OF his life, as he had sworn,
went to Haughville, and meeting Springer
| said to him in substance: both of Us men
/ can't live on this earth. Arm yourself and
we will 20 into the yard, clasp hands and
shoot until one or the other falls, or we viii
pace distance and shoot, the one coming out
I alive to have tho lady" This proposition
was not acceptable to Springer, and after q
I long discussion, be agreed 10 abdicste, and
/ the coustabulary report that he spent the
night at his fathers house. This morning
the two men met in Squire Fiebleman' :
/ office, and the details were arranged, BY
which Springer pays half the costs Of prose-
/ cution and dismisses, aud he aud Whiting
/ left arm in arm. the latter accompany vim 2
/ him TO his home 10 assist him in removing
/ bis personal effects. Nothing has been since
/ heard TO the contrary and 1t is the under
standing that the agreement will be carried
out. i divorce suit will then follow, after
/ which Mrs Springer will be- free to rejoin
| her former husband The interview between
/ Whitiugind Springer to-day was ebatty and
/ eompauiouab!e. and the uninitisted could
/ not tell from their demeauor that any mat
tiers OF grave domestic import were under
/ discussion.