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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

PHILADELPHIA may as we'll give up the at
tempt to rival the energetic West Much to the
disgust of that city, signal-service officer who
has been making observations along the track
of its boosted tornado, pronounces that storm a
comparatively mild affair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

policy of boarding millions of the peoples
money. This is too bad, for the only good
things the Democratic party now favors have
been hammered into it by the Republican
Oarty
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
Irving to Keep Up with Hendricks.

Philadelphia News.
An Indlanian who is said to have O.sIessssoss
for pedestrianism has walked l6, 900 M : % six
months. He has probably been follow ..sg Hem
bricks to get that Office
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

THE current weeks business will show an
nres has fallen off in very gratifying man
aeS, and the business situation may be said to
he better
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
Won't Let Him Get Away.
st. Louis Post Dispatch.

st. Louis Post Dispatch
On hearing of the Dixie scandals Mrs. Mark
Pattison his affanced, telegraphed to him from
India to make public announcement Of their
engagement at once. The rabble rout Of frantic
mistresses and plaintiff husbands has terrors
for tenacious widow when she has undertaken
to marry and reform distinguished rake.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

THE Democratic woods are full Of just such
material as Bowling and Saint and Judd and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

THE Anglo-Russian dispute over the Afghan
boundary is dismissed by the Queen with less
ihan four dozen words. 1t may be stated,
However, that the Queens speech does not
saakla il
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
A Howling Canadian.
On June 9, 1866, there published in tho
Buffalo Courier, the following advertisement
tAWIFtENI T Oh I TIN
BONDS OF THE IRISH RPUBLIo,

DUNDs KPVBLIO,
At Nos 20 and % Pearl street J
sIrishmen! Americans! will you sustain us iG
pursuit Of our inalienable rights Of Independence.
of Happinessq JAMES WHELEN Agent
''At the above Office will also be received and
receipted for by the proper officer, ali donations
of provisions, ETC., for the maintenance of the
soldiers of the Irish Army of Independence.
JAMES WHELEN, for Committee"
The James Wheen who then made war upon
Canada. is the same James Whelen recently
appointed to the American consuship at Fort
Erie. What is Mr. Bowel going to do about IT'D
Is he going to remain in cabinet which permits
things he does not approve?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

WE believe BIZ Kelley has never been in
dicted. Why couldn't hs take the place of
Horsethief Judd?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
70 Greatest Burlesque.
Brazil J

The latest burlesque that has ever been
perfcrmed in the name of civil service reform
was the white-washing of Jones. the indianapolis
postmaster.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
RevivalS and Reyolvers.
Springfield Republican.

Springfield Republican.
With the spread of intelligence and the growth
of educational facilities the old emotional re.
ligion will 60 out, in company with the loaded
hip. pocket.
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And the yyhansdoodle Mournetf.

New Albany Public Press (Dem.)
The funeral of General Grant cost millions OF
dollars, and yet thousands of good mems TO-
mains are buried in the potters field.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
How About the Augean Stables?

Fort Wayne Gazette.
Robert Lowry should 'hasten TO apologize -
the voters of the Eleventh district for placing his
private secretary on the pay roll of the coast sur
vey Office.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

IT may be that Kelley failed because he
eoald not show that he had ever been indicted.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15
TWELVE PAGES.
THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Tan be found at the following places:
aONDON-American Exchange in Europe, 449
Strand
PARIS-American Exchange in Paris, 80 Boulevard
dss Capucines.
NEW YORK-St. Nicholas and Windsor Hotels
CHECAGO-Palmer House
IaECINNATI-J. K. Hawley & Co., 154 Vine street.
LOUISvILLE-C. T. bearing, northwest corner
Third and jefferson streets.
81. LOUTS-Union News Company. Union Depot
and Southern Hotel
Telephone Calls.
Badness Office w 1913 Editorial Rooms PAP
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

WILL Bowling do?
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-08-15

WILL Saint suitP
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aston requires.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-30

The second entertainment in the
Ohautauqua series of lectures will be
given at the University this evening,
beginning promptly at 1880 o'clock.
Professor G. o. Curme will lecture en-
Plato and Aristotle.
Professor .. Il. Johnson's lecture is
on Construction of Substances.
Professor Lee will furnish several
rhetorical exercises from his class.
Term tickets, including four couplets
of lectures, with use Of library till April
lst, 81. Single admission, - cents.
The Seattle Library Association oata.
logues nearly thirteen hundred volumes.
The University library contains nearly
one Thousand volumes, thus giving ae-
cess TO over twenty-five hundred vol
umes. One hundred dsllars will be In
vested la new books next week. the use
Of which will be secured by ticket for
Isome time The library as now made up
contains; Standard works Of fiction,
about 5c9 volumes; standard historical
works, about 400 volumes; standard
poetical works, about 300 volomes. Har-
per's family library. about 500 volumes,
and large oollsction Of well selected
miscellaneous literature; the American
Encyclopedia and Britannica, eleventh
edition; also Chambers Cyclopedia of
English Literature. aud Dynkinok's
Cyclopedia Of American Literature, the
two containing selections from the en-
tire range of the English language;
SCOTS, Thackeray's, IrvinR's. Haw-
thorns's, Dickens, complete. All
moneys received for lectures go directly
for the purchase of books.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-30

CHASING THIEF.-Late yesterday af
ternoon Mr.. Levy, who keeps a little
variety store on Front etreet, detected q
fellow named Rasmund Munson steal
ing goods from his store. The thief
had gobtJisd black overshirt, and was
Just getting away with il when Mr.. Levy
caught and held him. Presently Officer
GardEer, who was coming down the
strset, noticed the commotion caused
~ tie affair, and FASTENED to the scene.
A. ho approached the thief realized his
danger, and making lunge broke away
from his captor, and started up Front
street at q break neck speed, closely fol-
lowed by the policeman. Reaching Co
lambda street the thief turned the cor
ner and made for the incline. On
reaching the bay be plunged in, and
swan TO pile, which he graspsd. In
his haste he had dropped the stolen
shirt. The officer threw rocks after the
thief, but the pile protected him, as he
would circle around 10 like q monkey.
A crqYd Of small boys soon assembled
on the wharf, and with the permission
OF the officer they stoned him till be
was glad 20 release his hold ON the pile
and swim for the shore, which he reach
ed in safety. and Just in time TO be ar.
rested and marched up before Justice
Hill. on q Territorial charge Of petit
larceny. The fellow plead guilty, and
was sentenced to pay q fine of $35 and
costs, in default of which he was sent 10
the King County Jail.
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ERoM BRUTUs AGAIN.


EDTToR PosT- sT-IsTEI..IaESoER
II the reply of the Baiiefis TO my
communication in your issus OF Tues
day IA fair speoimen OF the reliability
10 be looked for in the future from the
same source, the more numerous the
grains Of salt with which its statements
OF fact are taken, the better for the peo
pie. Mr.. Harrington cannot have au.
thorized any publication to the effect
that he never was Wholesale liquor
dealer. For too many years was q ie-
gend to that effect over the doors Of the
irm Of Crawford 4 Harrington famil-
lar one TO Seattle. To state otherwise
is - great an error that much strsng-
or werd might not be misplaced. The
brother Of she member of the Council,
to whom reference was made as q sa-
loon keeper, | have since learned has
been fersed, throuQh process Of Law, to
retire from that honorable vocation.
And is the editor Of the BalietiH quite
sure that the largest livery stable in
Western Washington" h 10 reality the
property Of member Of the Coancil
Have not attachments upon his proper
ty virtaally pat his business In the
hands of others Are his business in
tercsts In Seattle larger, really.
than those OF the day laborers or the
" salesman 2" As 10 she high sounding
encomiums on the clergyman mention
Cd by she BalisffA as opposed 10 the Law
aud order movement, | can only say
that praise from that quarter can hard
" advance him in the estimation Of the
church people Of Seattle. " What am |
that these should speak well Of me ~
BRuTus.
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tTsesms News

..nsa shss Harry Morgan will open
:. -. foF.psriy the "Eureka. late
2 80 ~ viii billiard tables and gen
J ss,rsesspents, tonight. aad will
2 = ~ aBosrsi OF Trade" IL viii De
,,,s-ssA that the Common Council
=. - nesting refused 10 grant a H.
= 4 M, Morgan; bot usder advice
~ sftorpsya Messrs. Evans and
IA hss fled his bonds IN the
-. 6',rk,s affice, and claims that be
!. - ssb-ssntially complied with the
:. Z Il has offered 10 pay the license
A. .tke Mayors approval OF such
-. raet be bad before q license can
- sr,Iiestiou was made TO Mayor
ssR IN Hon. Elwsod Evans foI
!. s-.,os.l OF Messrs. George keihl-
-. snd g. T. Ilhiman as Morgan's 3
s.sssusa. % which the Mayor replied
= ~ Th,eod E,ahs-SrR :--Yo1r ap-
...ssIau ios an approval OF the bond OF
= HSus horean for q dramshop IL
-. - ressiyed my careful attention
- 11U*iUtft1iuul VIC AooNAh U NafSe
issye sow ths honor to transmit.
~ boa1 l end In all respects in so
.usSsuss srd ssmpiiance With the pro-
s.s,rs Il ths city ordinance relating
ssfsss. and ths aureties attached 10
n bscd snple and sufficient for the
.nosI, sssssd In said bond. l further
- tl,sl % order exists for granting a
- o said Harry Morgan, the
esyr 4 3 pstition being refused by
4. 0onnaa Council Mt its last regular
wsssIse. therefore, after havioR OIL
ID naii,a q said fact, 1 cannot per-
ians q ~ purely ministerial withou,
ssas q snihority, aud in direct viola.
"a 4 ihs suppressed will Of the Com
SEA Ossneil, therehy exceeding my au-
isaiiy, and commit an act classed as an
tanizbls deplored official blander.
~ ihsss reasons I feel not authorized
htDgssse The bond.
RI. HKIsBAuH. Mayor.
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REAL ksTATE rRAxsvKp,

follosing are the transfers of real
estate "a filed foT record in the Audit
oF's ofics, Jan. a6 10 -, inclusive:
L. b. Sharp to Charles II. Ritisneer,
10 acres IN section 80, township q,
range east, $500.
David B. Denton to G. p. Darn, lot 6.
block l0S, d. t. DenAy's fifth addition,
John W. Chew TO Kate Trotter lo,s l
and 2, olock-5l, y. A. Bells second ad.
dition, 81.
II. A. Smith TO Columbia 4 Puee,
Sound Railroad Company. right of gay
over lot !. block /. A. A. Denny's addi-
ton, g..
Black Diamond Coal Mining Co. IN
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Co,
night OF way over its lands, 81.
Z. Inez Denny 20 Louisa Denny, lots
] and z. section Is, township 2G, range 8
east, 1lss< acres, 81.
n. ID. Denny 20 Louisa Denny, 100
acres IN section 81. township 26, range 4
|. y. Bieslox to David Z. Bieelow,
lots 8, 9, z, s, . and 10. block Is: lots 4
and 3, block -; Tot |, block "a; lots /, 2,
9, z, 5, 8 and 10, block 10; lots | and 2.
block 81, Bigeiov's addition; also lots 6,
Z, s. . and 10. block II. Bi9elow's addi.
tion lsapplsmentaI), 81.
ID. T. Denny 20 j. W. Edwards, lot l..
block l01, ID. I. Denny's ffth, 81.
John IL. Moss 10 John j. Moss, quit
claim 10 the Moss claim. excepting
blocks Gl and "a, and lots 7, 8, 3, 10, NJ
and IL, block 68. j. j. Moss plat of
South Seattle, &lC9.
Sophia Welfare TO j. j. Moss. ouit
claim TO the J. J. Moss claim. excepting
blocks 72 and rs. and lots l, 2, 8, 4, 3
and s, block 68, and lots l. 2, 3, 4, and
6. block 81; alse lots 8, 10, ii and u,
block IL. South Seattle, 81
Otto Fuhrman TO Conrad kecten valid
lOxlD feet. Pontius' second addition,
$65O.
Conrad Rectenvald to Lise.te Fuhr.
man. same as above, $3.50.
John G. Sundberg to Florence s.
Hodges, lots 10, ii and II, block "a,
Comstock's supplemental plat, $500.
John @. Sundberg to Loella Kelly, lots
!, ; and 8, block "a, Comstock's supple
mental. $500.
Andrew Zsnga to John Graf, lots l, 2
AMI 3. block IL, kenton. 5000.
DIR. Thomas I. Minor TO Columbia Il
Puget SouRd Railroad Company, right
Of way over lot 9, block Ii, A. A. Denny's
fourth addition, 81.
Dexter Horton 20 Columbia d Puget
Sound Railway Company, right of vay
over lot 1, block 1, Maynard's plat, 81.
A. A. Smith TO Columbia a Puget
Sound Railroad Company. right Of way
over lot 3, block II, A. A. Denny's sddi.
ton, 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-30
BUSINESS MEN AND PR0PERFl
MOLDEEs.

As the fire insurance companies
represent do not belong to the compact
some few people seem to be under she
impression that for that reason the com
panies are not in good standing.
For the benefit of such, publish the
following article taken from the Coast
Review of July. 1884:
The HO,oard Insurance Company OF
New York was organized in 1925, and
its claims are therefore augmented by
that respectable conservatism which
usually attaches to any old corporation.
he paid up capital is 300, 900, while the
total assets, are $sS6, ,75l, considerable
portion of which is invested in Govern
ment bonds. During the past -four
years the business has more than
doubled.
The Nac York BOmery-This is also
an old established company. having
been organized in 1888. 1t presents
several very good claims for business,
having assets to the amount of about a
million dollars. and the handsome NET
surplus Of $751;, ,02030. Its net surplus
10 considerably in excess of its cash
capital, which is rare occurrence in
fire insurance. The Bowery has $775, ,O0C
in United States bonds. (. H. WEBB.
81
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but the general course of priees vss
opSard, and an advance of 4 to = was
established Anthracite coal stocks vers
tue most prominent features and scored
the greatest improvement The recon-
mendation Of the three percent sixty.
year funding scheme for the Pacific
roads BY the Senate Judiciary Commit
tee, tue restoration of East-boand
freight rstss at Chicago, 81. Loois and
some other Western points, and the
Nex England rate discount, all tended
10 aid the upward movement, which was
assisted BY free purchases TO cover short
contracts.
Seat In the stock Exchange.
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The World saws
that GeorRe j. Gould, son of jay Gould,
has purchased seat in the Stock Ex-
change. His application for member.
ship will be considered by the Admiss,on
Committee. Huntington was admitted
to the stock Exchange today.
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A Rigid Blockade.
WATCH WORK.

Special attention paid to the repair Of
nne watches, chronometers, chrome
graphs, split and quarter seconds, re-
peating and striking watches, marine
chronometers, french clocks, etc, etc.
Also other time pieces that others have
failed to make go. We give a strict
guarantee of satisfaction or return the
money paid. KiMBALL d Sos, leading
jewelers. of Puget Sound, Frye's Opera
House Rlock, Seattle, W. T. jasdw
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SEATTLE CossIsSKxs PER MExIoo.-
A Melborn. A J Smith, A Snyder & Co
A Berbe. Berseh a Hink, Black Dia.
mond Coal Co. BurRers q Booth, Bal
lard 4 Hatfield, Ballard q Sox, G
Trash, @ A Darcy. Claus 4 Harms,
II Mann, Calkins 4 Reddish. @ p Stone
q Louch, Dickman a GuEibert, Z Lobt
a Co, q Tiber. Gordon Hardware Co,
Gee Lee. g I Maginnis 4 Co, II E Levy
Hirschberg a 90, Harrington d smith
J Sullivan, Jones 4 hnbbeIi, Jas Hewey
J Harris, J y Mcdonald. J Crist. N
Lyon, ID Lowman, Levy Bros. NJ Il
Gottstein, Mcdonald A Eyleg, Ia q Tur.
ner, n A Kelly, Miss J Z Huse, North.
vest Fruit Co. Oa Tai, p Lair 4 90
Puget Sound Furniture Co, p Freder
icks. Qaone ChonR. Qnong Tai 4 Co
Stackpool, jackson 4 Co. Sutherland
Co. Sua Tuck Lee, Stetson Il Post, Sc
attic Lumbsr a Coal 90, I Lyle, fokla,
a Singsrnan. freen. Raymond a Tur
rell. ' Schmidt, W Robins. Western
Uaion Telegraph Co. W d Scott 4 Co
W II Maud, " r Boyd 4 Co. Yss Lee
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PRoBAsLI DRowxED.-A little craft,
supposed 10 be the English sIoop Mary.
strack log In the Straits yesterday
morning, about tise miles east Of Point
Wilson light The shoak took the mast
out Of her aud shreS her on her beam
ends. Shortly altar the accident she
cFaff disappeared. aud all aroand in The
vieiniAy of the wreck was found aoat-
ING On the surface Of the water Chiusse
slippers, Chinese bats and other articles
Of Chinese wearing apparei. The IN
ference TO be drawn from these facts,
as detailed 10 ~ By Captain Bseoher. OF
the EvAnesl. 10 that tAis craft, what
ever heF name might be. was eng lged
in smaRRltng Cninsnan from British
Columbia into tbs United States. knd
that she struck Q isg, beeama disabled
and all hands. inclnding . los Of eca-
trAhAnd ChinAmen, wers arowned-
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za ulsAs R.rs :, ,An s,...
Nsinseaas ssenlns ~ a.
| ia q S,ssess ksliri tsors,. 1nss,,sr.
~ frsose.as fer - sS,,sess -
1 ess - ala lady y wears "a. we
: sr home and friends. I,adles
- 1e y usAr eAliso dre~sps aud
|4 necksie 70 rsasch. NecktSs
Il (, ~ sssd - ssal,sd enysloue and
- mcss q ulaysoa Rrus.' Fr,Ds
- osfase laemiAy eseninU
NJ 1esd nss.sie will b. uro'
F1>a inAseA 10 take place a 8
~ h 0entS parsn<ss for
~ s.s VII BE- reaay vssrfns
u - hsa naekaie eissn IS sent
esx tlsas snIaaa1ers---Aarry
4Ezs, sexnoe bastA and N. III
ea s. I. zssA = YEATS. te be for
zsaek- xss
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We call the attention OF the ladies Of
this ciiy and Puget Sound 10 the adver-
sisement Of j. Strauss Il Co. They are
determined 20 oiess oat az once and
have made big reduction in ali de-
aSFtments. Oar meas furnishing
Re.sds are sold az 20 cents on the dol
lar, ia@
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LDs Bauxxs.-Ignasz LoweneArt, q
travelling rsprsssntasivs Of wholesale
creokeEy hoass in Portland. Oregon, fall
throaek q hroksn sidewalk a. Snoko-
nish City ea Wednesday ess1ing, and
hr0ka his lea. He w1s hrsaEhs % this
cisy hy the steauser Hsilie. And 10 n0w
bstng propsriy cared t0r ~ the Ass Ar
lingtsz-
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seat On the sto~k Ex.hanr,,
FOR EIGN.



VICTORIA, X. C.. Jan. 29.-Itis reported
that Mclaughlin. the elerk Of g. W.
Tyler, who ran Of with Sharon's $2S 900
has Been seen in Victoria.
Terrtble Times in Victoria.
For some time past there has beer
trouble in the family circle of Lord
John Russell, the we'll known hackman
Two weeks ago bis wife left his bed snd
board and took a room in the CONNER.
clal Hotel. On Tuesday evenInR Lord
Jehu knocked at the door of his vife's
room. Some time elapsed before the
door was opened and disclosed to view
sls wife and a young fellow named
Haynes seated on a chair. Lord John
demanded the strangers business there.
The young fellow ie the retort
courteous, and his lordship bounced
him out of the room and fired him down
stairs and into the street, where be
built an enormous confusion over one
Of the betrsyer's eyes. Lord John oame
of with scratched nose and muddy
clothes.
A Rigid Blockade.
PARIS, Jan. 29.-The governments has
ordered Admiral Courbet to rigorously
enforce the right of search aeains,
every vessel flying neutral flag and
attempting to run the blockade of For
'mosa. Ali the powers have been notified.
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Asa for Peak's Premiam PsrfEmes
aud take no eahcr, as they are uttAout
esaAl fog ffN4fAnce and fAssin& QnAiify.
A D. s,,swzrt kseps them.
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Opinions.

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literature OF the day y.@-ChurchmAn MY
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that IL never offers q dry or Yalueiess
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Biography. fiction, science, criticism
history, poetry. travels whatever men ars
interested In. all are found here. II far
nishes more for the money il costs Ii ~
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There l. nothing Ike II. Christian al
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e.esaa and % par month
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-30

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