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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
PACIFIC COAST.



An ksAEcssco, FEB. 20 Major 0sn.
ss.ief Tarnhali. Of the National Guard
y Witfnfnia. and ons Of The eroprsetsFs
9 ~ 4s.s Califerafa, has ksssn appoint
4 Aids-ae-C Camp " 9ensrai sloeain,
yand Marshal OF the CievelaHd inssts.
M parade On the sth az March.
assssapssa ssiciae.
~ Fnkscfsi,o, Feb. Ol.-IsAae l..
go. under tnaiietmenl en- u charge ,pf
ssisieAsien while SECRETARY 81 THE
Nesf q Choesn Friends, attempted
Ss'es shas saDIning 81 sho0tinR htaa-
- = Ne iett tIrsAss fosf tnehss bekis
- neaFA he has been guarded in ills
ehers be % lying dangerously IA,
esH1sy skefiiEa. ~ ha was 4nahls 10
S'sa eaooe bail. sheriff Hepkins
1ssrday decided 10 remove Lang 10
HSasf saai, where be wsiuid ax 40
- NJ hin. Ibis deoision IA 10
- 70 have heea Lane's motive isf
estsfais asA when arrested On
- eAarxs of ,lsfaiWaiaon, be had ut
tsea v eetnimis suicide hy poiseli-
WI fAilea. The preaent voand 10
-. osssed asrlgsrO'ass bat pet nsess-
10y 8sAl.
. vsste tsr SILVER.
s.rSAssxxrn4 Feb. MA-ras sensAs
s edopsed \ rusolatisa teaaestrpg
- eised esales seaAtars and Con-
sasa ffaca California 81 opposs In
s.ees an Haeafnra having For ia.s
IN seapsnsion % silver ecanass
- ssmoneasiiaiion af sslW9.
sssn Ne CAsase ta erexss.
ft4xn. Feb. M--The DAY wAs dn
49, fAiltsay Y, halleairg fcF Sepatir
tss eslloss we're tAken stshoul q
- weha a. Ansn q recess vaa tAksn
eeAe<roH. Portland has eesn
100 sfssssd sivsr he result all day.
eA,peias ia.siiizssee-
kaAkcsscnA Feb. 0--Sailei--
osAsea. fst Pers Discovery.
e<as, 40. % snip Alaska passsi
80 N olDaayi irssh, nesskwssa
~. k,ss RAl. PsA. a.--caOassy frssh
i1assa Nin.t
10 Esh A--Lishs raia; fsssl,
sssA Ras and ssApa,,sr psszsl
- s4ip passsA east.
nss Ak9stSsk FEB. ~. - Closzat
vsss vrsai, Tea Msssiek passsi
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CESAR rARE 70 VICTORIA.

Hereafter ske stsAsss Hvsneel. 4. I
Rseeher. master, will leave fesier's
~a~rf AZ 4 q n. every AosdAy ncrn-
lne for ysclsxis, va Pegs townsend,
s~rryins uss<eaeegs for 6 and freight
a reduced pFicesN ksssrninRs she WI
l-ave Victoria On Saturdays ~ II q ~.
fof Pert Tounssnd and ssAfsse srrsstne
hsrs a ! .. M. Pail tnfsymaslea can
DO obtained BY apRlyine -
fsla GEr. n. FosfRR. Tesisre wharf.
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IIxxzar LEAsun-At Yssisr's Han,
Sunday. February 2. at 10 p n rhs
Qaestian, aDynsmitesa.s viii b AaaiE
disrusssd. an friesss tzyite1.
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DKPAkTuRx OF zEE GKKxAprxA scAEps.
LoxDoN, Feb. 20.-Ths Third Bsttal-
Ion Of the GrenAdisr Guards started for
saaksm today. Previous to their set-
ting out for Windsor they were Ad-
dressed by shs Prince Of Wales. He
said be veil remembered the dsy, 81
years ago, when this same battalion de-
parted for the Crirnea, and he distinctly
recalled the bravery With which they
bore their part in that great struggle.
In tbs campaign upon which they nov
entered he feli sure they would uphold
the honor OF their country. 10 eoncla-
Aon. be wished than God speed. and q
safe and speedy return TO England.
After his address the Prince shook
hands heartily with the officers, while
toe men raised enthusiastic cheers.
The Q7sen comnlemorated the occasion
by sending an autograph letter TO the
ofneers. She assured them Of Der good
wishes and prayers.
After the inspection was over the
Guards marched from the Castle 20 the
Southwestern Railroad. The streets
through which they passed we're bright.
ly decorated with nags and banners.
Croxds of people throngea the walks
by. AT the station they quickly entered
tram, and we're brought to Waterloo
station, London. Immense crowds col
lected here, and the arrival of the train
was greeted With tremendous chserina.
The wives Of the soldiers we're admitted
to the platform to bid their husbands
good bye. and the pathetic scenes Of
Yesterday, when the Coldstream Guards
took leave, were again enacted. When
the last psrtings we're over, the train
n owed cut from the station amid re
neved cheers from the aoltitude, and
proceeded TO 6ravesend.
At all the stations along the way
crowds assembled. and enthssiastie
cheers greeted the train. II was con.
slant ovation from Windsor 10 Graves
end. Tbs men. though touc led by the
leave taking. quickly rallied and were
IN remarkably high spirits, singing war
song after "a! song with stirring effect
At Gravesend an enthusiastic reception
awaited them, and they embarked on
the steamer which takes them to Egypt,
to the inspiring strains Of music from
the bands, and the sweeter music Of
cheers from the throats Of thousands Of
their fellow oountrymen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-21
THE MILITIA

The Government has called cot the
militia and suspended the transfer of
officers from the regular army ts the
reserves. This action has created pro-
found sensation and q general feeling
of alarm respecting the safety Of not
only the force under General Butler.
bat also those under Wolsely and
Brackenbury. The opinion 10 widely
expressed that the War Ofhce has re-
ceived more startling information from
Wolseley that that conveyed iu the tels-
gram Of this afternoon IN relation to
Buller being hemmed in at Abn Klea
Wells.
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TaE war IN TaE DgsEkr.

esiieF,s Forces nemmed IN ss ga
Aiea-Aaxtesy fer tais safeu-The
Greaadier lizards Leave Ens.
iaaa-The Reserves Asd gae
Militia Called out.
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A Loso cAkPAIos.

II IL noticed that the quantity Of am
munition and proisctiIes now under
process Of manufacture and preparation
at Woolwich Arsenal for transport 10
Egypt Is greater than the quantity sent
out OF the country during the entire
Crimean war. This fact induces the
belief that the Government Is preparing
for O long campaign.
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FOR RENT ON SHARES

TWO WELL IMPROVED FARMS
1 for rent on shares within four miles
Of LacoRner, on the county road. Also,
! or 8 horses and colts, aud seed, feed and
farm implements for sale cheap. Also. Q
or 10 DAIRY cows for sale.
Inquire at this office. jal6dw
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Farm FOR SiLE.

|nNE OF THE BEST FARMS ON SAN
" Juan Island. containing $50 acres !;
I'D clear S In orchari /: oaly miles from
Friday Harbor. Stock. machinery and
implements viii be sold with farm.
Apply on premises Of
tslIdw2m ROSS BROS.
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TIE QuEKs's MESSAGE.

In the Lords today Earl Granville
presented the Queens message calling
out the reserves and ordering the en-
bodiment Of the militia, in view of the
necessity for the defense of Egypt and
the protection Of the interests of the
Empire. Her Maiesty's message con-
sists of tive portions-one ordering out
the reserves and the other the embOdi-
ment, or calling out of the militia. The
reserves are soldiers who have compile
ted their first term Of service. six yeare
with their colors, and are then allowed
to retire TO civilian life. They are al
ways liable, however, to be summoned
in case Of emergency 10 serve another
term of six wears with their regiments.
They receive "a O retaining fee six
pence per day. The militia are an en-
tirsly distinct body. They need not
necessarily ever have been In the ARMY.
They form the third line Of National
defease, the volunteers forming the
fourth.
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EXPLAINING THE RETREAT.

LONDON, Feb. 20.--A dispatch has been
received from korti dated yesterday in
which the retreat from Gubat 10 further
explained. This dispatch says that T.
Mahdi on the 18th inst. bad been eneag-
ed for three DAYS in she sork of collect
ing an army outside Of Khartoum fer an
advance against the English. de was
loading steamers with guns and ammu.
milton. On the 9Th inst. he dispatched
two sheiks with 5000 men and four guns
down the right bank OF the Nile TO erect
fort opposite the English camp at Gu
bat.
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BMIGRANT RITES
Greatly Reduced.

Until FURTHER NOTICE WE
~ viii sell emig ant tickets from Eu-
70 % at the following rates:
Frem Liverpool to seattle. ..........S6o rs
From London TO Seattle. ....-....... o. 70
from Antwerp TO Seattle............ % IS
From Hamburg to So tile. IS IS
From Scandinavian ports to seattle g rs
Parties contemplating sending for
friends In the Eastern States or Europe
sh0uld do 90 Immediately a. the above
rates are ha hle 20 advance ct any mo-
mcnt. A. ChILBEk6 n Co.
Agents
Ofiioe with Wells. Fargo q Co.. Mil
street, Seattle. w. r. t.2edw
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yoarsl net lass e7euina, vafszscs {.
40. Present-His Honor the Mavur.
ard Cocneilnen Frye, Harrington, Say
dsr, SOrshnp. Yesser. Latiner. kinshar,
asd ClAneT.
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w. v. RrxEHAKT.
II. l.. fnLxR-
W. @. L.lnAxR.

From Citv Attorney On petition Of
Wm. Harkius. reporting that the Nay.
or cannot vithhold his signature from
warrants. Mayor requested 90 withhold
his signature all Tuesday nsxt.
ALTERATIONS ron IIcxxsss RKrxHaEp.
Emil Davidson. 2. Cans Otto fGhr-
man A Co.. Jae. Bssnnan. Jns. Levy, 9.
KirsehberR, Benz. Murphy d Co, Chas.
I.ouch, A. y. Hin, d. p. Dalquist, Gum-
bert q Diekman, v. schmidt. T. Cham
paux, Andreas Mower. Mofaan a Law
rsnoe, A. Y. Able. Perkins 4 Ladd. 4. A.
Soullan, Coxiea 4 Foster. III d Bxail-
lard, Henry Mssss, Blanchard q Ca
Licenses we're issaed 90 Patrick Flynn
and Julius W. eirsith,
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Offices 70 Rent.

SUFrxs AND SINGLE N Ny FIRE
y prouf hrtck buil1 ~ atretace1 rAfeA
TIE Inoss esnlzal iooation n the clfy.
1Hl1 C.P. STONE
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BARGAINS
FOR SALE.

One mile from Rentsn, thrse-quaFters Of
q mile from Cedar River Rsflroa6 ene
BODY Of land easy cleared IS per acre !;
A tlx bargain.
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BuLLKR HKMMEp N.

A dispatch from korti says; Gen.
Butler. vhe began 10 retreat from Ga
bat several days ago, has been oompell-
cd 20 halt at Abu Klea Wells, and en-
trench his troops In position there In
order 10 safely defend himself against
FL Mshdi, whe ID gathering In large
numbers on his line Of retreat, and IL
continually msnacine the British forces.
Special dispatches indicate that Gen.
Wolseiey will have to send strong rein
forcements to General Butler, IL the lat
ter is 30 be rescued from his peril0us
position. Great fears are entertained
that Butler may meet the fate Of Cor
don unless speedily suocored.
DEATH OF oESxRAE STEWART.
KoKrr, Feb. 0.-Generai Sir Hsrbert
Stewart, Who was wounded at tho battle
of Abn Klea. died on the 18th at Gakdul
Wells, 10 Which place he bad been :
moved. The surgeons state thst Gen.
Stewards wounds we're Of such Q char
acter that. his recovery vas hopeless
from the frst.
THK pRoPHET's KxsxEvxs-
LosDos, Feb. "a dispatch from
korti states that N Aahdi has ordered
all the tribes on the east bank Of the
Nile 10 assemble opposite Gaeat.
uALY PRKRARED.
koMK, Feb. 0.-6enerai Ricotti and
Admiral Grin, Ministers Of War and
Marine. are preparing 70 take pronpt
measures In the event Of the conclusion
Of an alliance With Eaeland-
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a.Iynrus, FEB. 0.-rhe startling
-. eomss from Mordis that Louis
1opsalss, editor and explorer. wh1se re-
ssnt arrest and Subsequent rslosrss by
- Government caused 20 much ex-
s;lsmsut, vas assassinsted on Tuesday.
Fvs soldiers 10 civilians dress, shot
In Oh tho street. They escaped He
lived oaIy few inmates.
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kUxoI VALLEY. Pa, Feb. 2o.-Jaseph
Hahsrecker, his wife and three child
IN vent alsighing last evening. Ga
tAs way home the horses ran away, the
sisigh was overturned and the oeou-
pants we're dragged 500 feet, wtetl the
horsss fell. The fathers neck Was
hrsken, and . child. Harry, had both
lays cut of and died shortly after, The
wife and the remaining children are
thought 70 be- fatally injured.
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JrrrRxrs Lrwrs-RareIy has 90 large

JrrFRKYs LEWIS Rarely has 90 large
and sppreciativs an audience assembled
at the Opera House as that of last
evening, and never I've use the word
sdvisedly-had an audience more rea-
son for self congratulstioo for being
there. Heralded hy the press Of sur
sister cities of San Francisco and Port
land, which accorded Miss Jeffreys-
Lewis and her talented company un-
stinied praise, those who attended the
theater last night went there expecting
an artistic treat. They we're not disap
pointed. In the miautest detail the
performance of Forget Me- Not" last
light offered no op, ortualts for criti-
o,sm. The play is not nev its per-
formanos has been Oft esssyed; bat
never 10 this city has the impersoBat'an
Of the character Of Stephanie /. ,
Mohrwort, a. given last night by Miss
Jeffreys Lssis, been nearly eqaslied.
Fron first to last it rivitsd attention.
enchained thought and elicited warm
and responsive admiration. II is said
that Miss Jeffreys Lewis IL unriv4lled
la her line OF impersonations by any
living actress. IL Is saying much, bat
We do not hesit Ate - endorse the state
ment. In beauty. grace, facial expires
sion, subtle appreciation, and de.iests
vet poverful delineation Of the emo
tions Of the human heart, the imperson-
alton Of Stephanie by Niss Lesis is
unsurpassable-ve might say usaP-
proschsbie. In Forget Me-Sot the Ia
te,ess ceutsrs 90 absolutely IN the cen
trail figure Stsphanie, that other charac-
terixstions are liable 70 be overlooked.
The members Of the company last night
we're - uniformly dss rving OF praise
that mention of especial excellence can
hardly be made. Mrs Charlotte little.
as Alice verney, Vas correct and pleas
ing. Miss Carol Grouse as Ars. Foley,
could pos be Improved upon, in 4 o. u
vas the test rendition OF that chsrAc-
ter ve remember to have seen. Nj.
II .rry Msiuhali made an excelleat Sir
Horace welhy. aud Mr., W. Il. Tho1p
con sustained the character Of Prince
Nslieotii in q msxner unifofwly cor
rect and not, as 10 often the case. over
drawn. Miss Lswis, With her Company.
v,li resurs on Saturday next. when a
matinee and evening performances vii
be given. Il 10 needless TO add that they
viii be greeted b, large sadiences-
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PACIFIC COAST,


- - NE kfa0A-
PAS fEAscrsco. Dee. The Alta
.uis morning pas.isaes the following: I,
believed that on Monday last Mr.,
LLs.ns. special Agent of the Treas1ry
department IN this city. received from
non Daniel Manning, Secretary Of the
follo1s: AS a'
Speeaa! A9,At Eaass. Sa. Frayei.oo.
,d-'-DEAs SIs-Your services ara so
longer required bv this department.
DANIEL MANNING,
Secretary Of tue treasury.
Supposed Drewaisx,
PosT townsend. Dec. IA fishing
smack drtted ashore on Point Wilsoa
iast night bottom up. She 10 supposed
70 belong 10 two fisher men Who went
ent yesterday, and who are probab v
oro sned- They we're reported intoxi-
Gated when they sailed.
CeaI Wanted.
IAN FRkscIsco. Dec. The Wild
, van, British 8 gun Composite .Ioop.
arrived Yesterday from Esq aim Alt Il. d.
10 i've days. she comes here 10 load
Cal, and leaves for southern ports next
Thursday.
SAN FRAsCIsco. Dec. 7.-Sailed-Bark
HENRI Back. for Seattle.
PoKr DISCOVERY. Dec. 7.-Arrived-
BARK Mary Glover, from San Francisco.
PoET TOWNSEND. Dc. 7.-Arrived-
snip. Yorktown and NJ Aiestic. barker
k-ntine j. III. Griffith, frsm San Fran
CISCO; bark uiia Ford. from San Diego.
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FOREIGN.


The Thanks Of the Qaeen Recent.
AADsIp. Dee. THE Official Gasstts
pahlishes note from the Queen Regent,
10 Which she offers her thanks to the
sfms for its professions OF regret at the
ossth Of the King and for its loyalty TO
The throne.
The Republican papers violently de-
nooncs the Pope fer favoring the pro
lsoted marriage of the young Queen
mercedes 10 ,he son Of Don Carlos.
Kurmah.
kAsoo.S. Dec. The Chamber OF
sUmerce here hes repeated its r. quest
- We government to annex Burmah. in
eecesdancc With the wish of the Bar
ness psople, aud protests that another
sermese ruler would tend to endless
10 brief encounter between 2lS Brit
- soldiers and 1000 Burmese. on Wed
sseaay, at Nyadan, 5 British were
alslsd and % Burmese killed and l5o
wounded.
TIE Population ef Rerlta.
esnLN, Dec. The census OF the
aly, somp.eted December LIST, shows q
topesation Of l.Sl6.3ss.
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tns following is said to be from Cen
= cnesman. and sounds iust like him:
! nave neither the time. inclination.
~ ability TO discuss the proposition Of
amerioAn Westminster. once vie
su voc essacsmbs under ancient Syrs-
80 Oar guide said there xere 1000.
~ inssfments. bot the contents Of
sry chamber had been sold for una
! asked him u a single grave
~ eeen spared Not one. As 10 wss
~ Amenr'
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THE MEAN BAY TkADERsHIP.

Very much interest has been aroused
In the matter OF the Indian Agent al
Seah Bay refusing to obey orders from
the District Court. Several months age
Charles FL. Dickson. an Inspector OF
Iadian Affairs, vas sent here 10 investi
gate charges made against s. Baxter
trader at the Neah Bay Reservation
As result of that investigation bis
license was revoked, and Agent Wood
WAS ordered to close the store. Upon
the Agents fulfilling this order, the
Washington Fur Company, at the head
of which 10 Mr.. Baxter, made showing
TO the District Court that they were
carrying on general merchandise bust
ness at Nsah Bay. and that their bust
ness was greatly damaged By each
days suspension. Accompanying this
showing was an sffi iavit that the store
Was cot within the limits of the reserva-
ton. Upon this Judge Greene issued
An order restraining the Agent from
closing the store until the matter is sst-
tied as to whether tue store IL within
the limits of the reserv ,tIon or not
THIS Injunction Was not observed, and
Agent Wood was called into court to
show cause WHY he should not be pun
ished for contempt of court. He ex-
aibited as cause telegram he had re
ceIvsd from the Secretary of the Inter
Tor, telling him to shut the store. Agent
Wood vas not fined. but was taxed the
costs of the action of bringing him to
court. He returned to Esah Bay. and
vas Immediately called upon TO surrsn
der bis position to Captain Powell, who
had been appointed to the office of In
dian Agent at Nsah Bay.
The injunction applied to Agent
Wood or his SUCCESSORS, and 30 Captain
Powell found that state of affairs. He
refused to obey the Injunction, and
would not receive an order from the
District Court to come and show cause
Why he should not be punished for con-
tempt. The Court could then have
issued q peremptory order for his ar
rest, and directed the Sheriff of Clai-
lam county to proceed with posse Of
men and take the person of Captain
Powell by force and tring him into
court. This might have provoked vio-
lent resi- -sance and bloodshed, but q
mnre peaceful course Was pursued.
10 the meantime the matter was
called to the attention of the authori
ties at Washington. The Secretary of
the Interior seems to have complained
TO the Attorney General that an officer
II the Law was interfering With an officer
Il the Interior Department. Attorney
General Garland photographed g. Judge
Greene that the Interior Depar tment
aad complained OF bis injasction
against the Agents closing the store at
Ssah Bay, and asking the grounds for
such action. The Judge Immediately
answered that the Washington For
Company IN their compliant showed
that they carried large stock OF mer-
shandise, did large daily business and
ne store was not on the Reservation.
de supposed the Secretary OF the To-
terror Thought it Was on the keserva
ton The Law here allows temporary
restraining order unfil the hearing OF
the cause.
The next day the Judge learned that
Captain Powell refused TO receive his
order, and he then sent tue following
dispaton 70 the Attorney u neral:
SEATTLE, December ;. 1876;
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Mrs.. Relchiein, Q stockton widow,
uoorns the loss Of tis-o. She beard
thas some body vas aolsz 20 soc her for
breach az promise and she hssssnsd TO
draw her bank acconnt- which she en-
trusted to man named kloees. vito
dscauped With The msney.
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Among the effects Of the late James
W. Marshall, In the hands OF the Public
AdminissratDr, 10 o day book which
10 quite q curiosity. IL WAS used by q
firm named Shannon d Cady, doing
Business at Coloms. and contains entries
FROM April 10 October. lst7. We give
some Of the entries TO show what vas
sold In those days aud the railing prices:
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OYSTERS brought $40 per csn, sar-
dimes as per bar, nads IS cents per
psund, lard ki5o per poand. sugar 50
seats per POUND. rope t2.2s per poand,
fioor IS cents per poand bottle OF
mustard IL pot down at "a 0-no doubt
n b,oasht tears 10 the EYES Of the mia
ers q paper o: taeks. 81. The credits
vere nearly all by gold Dust A good
many queer things can be discovered ~
Iookips over the book--St. Losas Re
F,-.hssesss
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Santa Cruz is stirred up over the sait
Of Mia Mary Il. Hyslop against Joseph
frHneis for breach Of promise. be -
o 1sr 90 years OF ase. Ihs plaintiff Gays
taas the hrst tiras dsfsndsnt visited Der
b threw kisses 90 her. Snd thai oat fe
family interference be certainly would
h ave married her.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-08

Virginia, New. property holder =
much exercised over being asse~sed TOT
kisuO on q piece Of property vhica &c
lad recently boaght from the ecun y
Err kr0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-08

Los Angeles newspapers eoupiasn OF
the exceediuely filtAy aud muddy con
d,s,oa Of the directs in thai cry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-08

Accident aud Fire Insurance. bLAx-
cHAnp 4 PAxrkipoE. AeertA cso
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-08

aoe editor Of the Hsyvards (C<i }
A., 80 has been challenged 90 ishs .
s.s 90 aeeount Of an item recently
nsd b. him, oui hs declines the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-08

~ ueoree Robsr, OF Piainfi.ld. N. j..
- sesans on tbs ears with bis bride,
49, s.taer sad him arrested for stealing
tfem him. and George vas pat In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-08

sAriss Miller, OF Clear Greek. has
49, 80 convicted IN the United States
- Ss = Court At Carson for tresp<ssiue
vvsrnment timber lands He par
ed . lot o! wood. and though
1nei that it had besa illegally cut on
oae lands, be insisted on seilirg ID.
- ns sAs mistakes 10 thinking that
S,as weaid happen 20 him II be