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1RNrrI CHURCH Music. The music
At Trinity Church today will be unusu-
ally fne. Mr.. GILBERT, formerly Of New
York. will occupy the organ bench,
morning aud evening, and Mrs. Stewart
will. for today. in Mrs. Whitllesey's alb
sehee. sing the aopraho. The music
will he quite elaborate, inasnueh a.
Mr., Gilbert IL a proficient organist, and
the exoelleet choir of Trinity have ex-
ertsd themselves 10 make today's music
both in the morning and EVENING"
liuc,sess- kroell's neS Te Deum No. 2
will b. sung. Ia the evening a full
choral service will be snnS. beth the
Rev. Dean Watson and she Rev. Mr..
ell officiating. The choir OF Trinity
Church will disband, il is said. after
today, 40 she congregation ind il too
creat sax to contribute 70 lis suppors.
such good choir material in a city like
sleaiile ssoald be retained in service
When once collected. For parish such
a. Trinity good music shoaid mark it's
progress.
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AsIoTsxA ExrosrrIoS. arrangements
have been made 10 held another En-.
position at New osleans. This one 10
10 be known ~ "rhe North, Central
aud South American Exposition. IL is
~ ba opened some time Ia November
nsxs, The sun Of 5000 has been ap-
proptiated 10 tbs use Of each state aud
Territory, and Governor Squire has ap.
painted Ezra MssksF, Of payallup, As
Commissioner for this Territory. Mr,
&eeltef has accepted the appointment
and Will begin work immediately. He
- energetic. thoroughly alive to the in
iertsis Of the Territory aud 10 IN every
way The very man 10 send 10 that En-.
position IL is 70 be sincerely hoped
~ will be- generously aided in ais Efforts
SO make a display that will not only re.
grin Mashlneton's toSs reputattem at
New Orleans, bat thai wili also outshlne
that " ans other Territory.
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ssaassEion, bot On tie oshsr hand
Issued the no= fanozs order. -hie6
establishes the claim Of Miller and all
Others similarly situated In truth. the
officials Of the Walla waiis Ofaee have
BEEN working diligently TO have the
orriar rarokkd.
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ERATERNAL GREETING.

The Normal Institute in session here
on Friday received the following reso-
luton. which vas unanimously adopted
~ tho Institute la session at Tacoma:
1--WE, the efiioers and members Of the
Normal Institute now in session az Ia
ooiDa, Pierce county, believing that he
best interests of the great public school
work can be best promoted by the CO.
operation and the fellowship OF teach
eTs In their important work, do send
this fraternal 0reetinR. wishing you eL-
sire success in your noble work"
After the resolution vas read a mo-
ton that u be spread npcH ths minutes
van unanimously passed, and the Score
tarY was instructed to acknowledge the
sAnle.
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SUMMONS

II THE DISTRICT corp-
u Third Judicial Di.t-s., ~ ~ fHR
terry OF WRshin9ton- h,sissSs " faS
Seattle. in King countv - ena 4
OF King aAd Kifsap Nc eo06s
Complaint aled u Tia -
Court u M h1za
No l2ss-Meees Loreeansn.,.
pta1nntfs. ". VIM. Mex r,i - ~ 1k1le&
a Hoss his wife. Georxn Dn-w - 40
Il Conoyer. defendanfs 'sAW wa.
KaR UsIfED Sr1rks az ANEna..
10 William Mckenzie ) -. .lnHsa.
Ross MS wife, George Nors.i . ..s1I A.
II, CoAover. defendAnta sA wa
toa are hereby reQuir,d !, -.
acoon brought Against vpn - IN
named plalEsiffS IN Tia lN..- ~ eoeW
the ! bird Judicial District y = sesn <
tory o. Washington. holains s.s lclrr
city OF Seattle. In the el1Inse y ~ ~ = ~
the counties Of King and ~ -
Answer the complaint eIed fSs- - =
SKY days from the dans Al ~. 49,
Dcs1le'n OF this summnns a. Fs.,ss -
aeteut WI be taken asaip.t - -
ING 70 the prayer Of tie co~nl,is, -'@-<e'
The "a d action e hruriskf = -.
mortgage made the a 1rr AZ n -
lisa By the defendant T,n.- f1
= hes and Mary A. kun n. - -, -
the following descrihsi va -. 49,
Al OF the We hAN a ~ ..sssa;
quarter OF the southeast ers.,.-
northeast qnArser Of ae-tlrn -, -
township tseafy fur nor9h rs,% 49, -.
{ Asst containing ave acrsa lses- Y. 49,
AL 70 hing county. Wazliinnf.m n 49,
sac moftxAge was given "a sn,are *
pay mssnt Of the follow NJ dnscssh, Z - =.
lssoIy notes according % tke tsfrs 80
conditions thereof. towif.
Oae note for the sum AZ two h,,rs-.s
snd wsnty-ave doilars tfla hrss;s.
date February Id ISL mslie ~ ViSs.S
Meken1le koaA and psYable a 0rf-S-,
lse A. ID. Rei. to TIE crd.r Al 1s..s.
DO neL with interest a In per esnt -,
snn1fn- which sid note wa 49,. -
turlty and befora he commsnrs - y
tn1s action. dug e ignsd ard srSr-..i
70 plaintiff. Mzes Lofee, who Z - -
lawful holder and ownnr thxrssf . -
one note for the sum q Two A1ri "a sr3
twenty i've dollars (SgR hsuS,s 40
fehruar, %. 1SSl. made u Wia5sn ~.
n mi RoeA and payaiis JUN "a n,
TO the order Of George DurfL ,gifh :.
teress AZ ten per cent per anrrn. rAs{
mote Was before is maturity znl kEFe
the commencement of this aNaa IN
endorsed and assigned 10 pininiif. RlAaa
hnfee who Is now the lawful hikks ma
owner or the same: tAst the difsniazA
William n. Conover. has. Or claim 4
have. some interest," IN SAID mEsszsA
Witness tbs Honorable Roger & ceeus
Judge az the said Distrr CoNs
sEA1. a1d the seal thereuf, tbs nd
49, dag Of June. A. u. lSSA
JAMES SEAyEY Clark
b JAMES p. LUDLOW. Deputy cisrk
5orks hailer & Razin. attofnes tui
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TO RENT Or SELL

Two-sToRY DWELLING: EIGHT
L rooms: hard finished: hea and coli
waief "a los L block n Beal's fifth addi-
ton three b'ecks from street railroad.
Also. 10 rent. q cottage on block 100
Ierrys second addition Appiy 20
q. n. HAlLER,
sS6 Kennay hloek -aaffiA
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The undersigned hereby offers
the following described real es-
tate at the prices named:
Block 81, 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
ters of the Holy Name.
Lots 4 and 5, block 5, of Braw-
ley's addition to the city of Sc
attic, $500.
Lots l and 2, block 5, same
addition, $4,000. Said lots /
and 2 are highly improved, and
have one of the most comfortable
and best built residences in Sc
attic upon them.
Lot 2, block A, Woodward's
addition, 7l.9x12s feet, SITS.
Lot 8, block 81, Kidd's add.
ton, $S25.
Fifty-two lots in the Comstock
and the Comstock supplemental
addition, at $50 per lot. or the
entire ffty-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, aud within
four blocks of the street car line
as now laid, and afford the 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 east,
near Lake Washington. A good
wagon road to the land. An ex-
Oellent site for a berry, fruit,
chicken or milk ranch, $500.
One hundred and sixty acres
within one mile of the townsite
Of Whatcom; good location and |
good soil ; $1,000. |
Win sell either of the two last
IN tracts to suit, at prices to be
agreed upon
An undivided One-eighth in
crest in and to the north half.
md the north half of the south
asst quarter of section 50, town
hip - north, range 5 east, for
III, 500.
The above is one of the most
aluAble coal properties in Wash
ngton Territory, and is fully de- I
eloped- The tract contains over
II millions of tons of good coal =
nd is well worthy of investi ga
Ion by any one desiring to in !
est.
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NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Mr.. Thomas ". HnltOn has nefirsd
from tbs Arm doing b1siness under the
nanae a. tha Northwest Fruit Company.
Ihe business VIII hereafter b eon1ncted
b. yosepA GFeen. ManAzsr for the Com.
p&ny. with whom al aco~ants with the
nrD aho1l1 - eettled. INA
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To lease.

THK LAKE WASHINGTON MILL
= and Hotel for term Of FeArs foza
Tie Y, DAY of Nay. ISS6. Apply %
mhB &C PHfNNkT q ~
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DEBATE OF TEAcHKRs.-The Teachers
Institute held an evening session on
last Friday evening. at which the follow
ing question was debated: Z" Rssolsed,
Tbat rewards of merit, ranking in daily
recitasi0ns and regular Examinations
are advisable as incentives TO study in
our public schools" The talks were
spirited, and though there we're directly
opposed opinions held by the different
teachers, there was q free expression of
the same. At the close q vote of the
entire audience was taken, WITH the fol-
lowing result: II is not advisable TO
give rewards OF merit or prizes, bot II
10 advisable 10 rank in daily recItatlons
and in Examinations when heid irregu-
larry, or at the completion Of some par
tIeular topic. Doctor Morgan stated
thaI toe expression Of the various ideas
would aid him greatly in his future work.
4 q ~
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JUST RECElVED

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW
~ stoves and finwale. Bedroom sets.
tFNesea, koilnr Skate n lSwx ar. ls0a.
pound ffre-proaf Safe. Tools. ana. 10 fars.
q y hisg yOu want, bs,h rev and second
hand. Agents. the v Snoonver n urssry
just cali ~ City Anctionscra
W. T. PILl4M N g Co.
~ Che ~ Strsaa
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For Rent.

A H0Usx ON FIFTH STREET. RE-
- tween MArtoa And Casamklas IN
sulre q H. BURNETT, eoensr a Fsussh
AID CoannhlA aeruxsa ia
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NSllI[ii5!lIJI!I!I!lIIIIIiI5;
Mi6 ~ uNDER'S
I'LL llIlIsygI3II35!II I1!l;
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.

pY A COUPLE WITHOUT GILL
~ dren. two or three rooms furnished
or unfinished. suitable for hoasekeep-
ing centrally located. Address " b,
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NOTICE.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
. the Oratorio Society calls upon the
active Members OF the Society 20 return
AZ once 10 the rooms. each and every piece
o. noslc belonging 70 tbs Society, Sew
efal ladies and KeHtlemen have Borrowed
pieces OF music, Tkey neither attend re-
hearsals nor return the music. The mu-
sio 10 needed and must be returned Al
ence. By order o. the
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Craff.rts Ss,-sasw
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MRS. W. ]. BLACKWELL,

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
Il Ing from life, still life. sketching trem
nature. repoussA etched. electrotype1
metal work mural decoration, modelling
N clay and gutta percha, lencl ustA. tapes
try apd luster painting. Clay. unetsIs
tools. luster coiors. tapestry. dyes and
canvas furnished TO pupils. China fred
for amateurs. my3
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TO LIZ ASE.

E1Nk ACRES OF UNTNPRoyRD
- EnPetty hear tlaa rezidance a Gee
~. nslA = eaesed ~ the mndersixaed q
,e&sA nor . term o. yeMra a. q n malnal
nS@rn Far fnrtAar lnfeEmAai0a spsay -
I'LL JOHN ~ DENNY.
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GOD I'D
ENT.

uALF INTEREST IN A GOOD PAY
Ii ing manufacturing burmese A rare
opportunity for the right man Neees
sary capt. Al SlC00 Address "Manafac-
turer." Box ISIS jeiS I'm
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I.oaT.

A JAPANESE RRAcELKT. sET IN
~ silver. mother o. pearl With silver
uence, on james street and the SfruyN
rcsidence On Pine street The ander
wiz eonfer favor b. leAving The sarae
a. the HASBRQliCK q TkRRY Drux
Sforu. "a
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A SPLENDID HOUSE,. CENTRALLY
- locaaed. Appay %
mAs q O. PHfSNEY q OF.
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NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS ARx HEREBY car
n toned ~ sinst throwing refaee a. any
kind n the streets o. alleys. 1hz 0rai-
nance IA relation thereso viii be styicffy
sGfcrcea. q. KELLOGG.
= Chief Of Fire Dspartsasn,
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WANTED.

A GOOD FEMALE COOK FOR MY
II family. DIT. DENNY
Seattle. July 4 iyi
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WIN q. WOOD.

A TTORNEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
"A ucs in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts. ONCE, at rooms OF the Probste
Court. Yesler-Leary Building.
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sEAFrtK lass weNkx-feis csapauv
has e''ea qssie eass e late ia tuFnins
est vaFioas Articles OF issa. They havs
eoinrltssa an sntife eatIit ia a wilma
kfvsf pale dssvvs, asd are reeaeaeIsrs
iee sneines II thu sssSnsar Hem
when impaired she viii have ! eoss.
paslaa eSalndeR, With air paaap and eco.
dsalsesl they are also zaaaiae a. -.
esne FIR aIhs Washington Rostsx WSsas.
o. Il Fupaips 10 The Saeara Lannary.
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SEaHogs AccapKSE.-Joel Miller, Of
dlist Bres.. tsamstsrs. while Walking
Ia tea u'Saa, coming from North Seat.
sas, ola Friday night, Slipped aud fell.
striking oa snaan stamp which enter.
ed hts body. laeeratlng hin painfully,
aad eausaiag serious Internal injuries,
Dr.. Weed vas called aariy SATURDAY.
ua,srnin9, and dressed toe weansfs and
fplieved the patient Or. Smith was
sailed IN daring the DAY and an exAns-
nasAoia OF the CASE was Raade. Ii vas
eehsAkered not dAneeraa. II inaarma-
tis'n am be prevented trosn setting In.
Late last svensax be wss resting easily.
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Or. cHIPP.
II. M. HALL, M. D..
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON

once in Safe Deposit Building. over
Merchants National Bank.
once hours: From 10 m to IL m; to
and ITO 3 m. iya
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Sick headache. habitual eostiyeness.
pSins In back and limbs. loss Of appetite,
bad breath and taste in the mouth. etc,
entirely cured ny the use OF
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House to Let.

CONTAINING FIVE ROOMS HARD
~ flashed good water stable. Apply
20 I. A. PUN nus corner seventh and
Union streeta rs
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REMOVED.

DR. T. I. MINOR HAS REMOVED
- ms once 70 Eryes new Opera House
Bulidtng. rooms Mes. and Z
and to D m.
Telephone No. 81. susp
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scacoL TAX, YnA.-Tha election
held yesterday afternoon 30 determine
Ss'sseIsr TIE Direeaoss OF ssAool Dssssscs
M ! seoala receive The &50oe addition.
Al money thai they needsd. Terminated
- u shoiAld. N practically unanimous
les, Aith1nRh the amoant aske.a
vas very sEssail cue. there we're several
pstsolas wee wsrs losa IN tsssr eppasi.
usn ie tia TAI, bat The vote, which
stsHsd In Zee aNd - Me- shOws
thai few psrsras Ayr ed vita thea e. %
tl1i IloQs.r aapraEf Of oar rsahisn s..ill,.,l.
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". q. WHITE
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sAcoss. Q. 4. JExNM
JACOBS & JENNER.
GEO, VEkARlE SMITH.

A TToRNsY-AT-LAw, ROOMS s
"a and 4 Poncfn building. Front street
Seattle. W; 7. VIII practice In all the
Courts Of the Territory and in the Land
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kDNuxs RICK. Presl Il Il 0AlS.sA
d A BokkDAAS. nreaA - e1i ~
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SECONDHAND
FURNITURE.

a FTKR AUGUST I. A DWELLING
"A house with six rooms ON lower floor
ana two above. On Marion street b.
1y2 ID. II. WEBSTER.
, 1885-11-18
c


SPT is hereby made known that
- pursuant to Ordinance, dated
10Th August 1874, it has been an
nounced to me, that power of Attor-
ney has been issued from "The
Commercial Union Assurance Com
pany, Limited, of Cornhill in the
City Of London" dated 2Sth Sep
TENDER 1885, to Major VIM. f.
MOORE to act as Agent for said
Company i'll St. Croix.
Frederikstcd's Police Office, the 18th No.
yember 1885.
II. PETERSEN.
, 1885-11-18
acknowledgements

SIAET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
80 Undertegnede i Henhold til
Anordning af lode August 1874,
har modtaget Anmeldelso ON Fuld-
magt, dateret 2Sde September 1886,
fra The Commercial Union Assur-
ance Company, Limited, of Cornhill
III the City of London, til Major
WIN. +. MOORE som n@vnte Sell
skabs Agent paa st. CrOix.
FrederikstedS Politikammer, den lite
November 1885.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1885-11-18
TRAN STATION.
Publication.

SPT is hereby made known hat
60 Mrs. NEUMANN, public mid
wife in the 3rd district of Christian
sted's Jurisdiction, has changed her
residence from estate Hope to
estate "Pearl".
Government Secretary's Office, st. Croix
4th November 1885.
LIMPRICHT.
GCtg.
, 1885-11-18
acknowledgements

SEAET bokjendtgj0res herved, at
~ Madam NEUMANN, ofFentlig
JOrdemoder i Christiansteds Juris-
diktions 3die DISTRICT, har fyttet sin
Bopul fra PIantagen Hope" til
PlAntagen Pearl.
G%ouvernementS Sekretariatet, st. Croix
den 4de November 1885.
LIMPRICHT.
est.
, 1885-11-18
Notice.
TRANSLATION.

RT is hereby made known, that
ca the sessions in the Estate of the
deceased Mr.. FELIX NUNES and
surviving widow ALICE, born
PERE1RA, will be held by the
undersigned Executores testament
every second WEDNESDAY of each
month at o'clock p. III. at the Office
of Consul S. Lucchetti.
st, Thomas, 10th November 1885.
S. LUCOHETTI. CHR. BUGLE
, 1885-11-18
acknowledgements

Al I Sessionerne i Boet efter af-
&SS d0de Kj6bmand FELIX
NUNES og efterIevende Enke
ALICE, f0dt PEREIRA, afholdes
af undertegnede Executorcs testa-
menti den anden Onsdag i liver
Manned, Eftermiddag Kl. l paa
Consul S. Lucchetti's Kontor, St.
Thomas, bekjendtgj0rcs hcrved.
St. Thomas, den lode November 1885.
S. LUCCHETTI. CHR. BUGEL.
, 1885-11-18
II. G%RIESSELICH & Co.,
Weavers' Hall, Wool Exchange, London,
SHIPPING & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ESTABLISHED 1888,

Ship to OrhI my description of British and Continental Goods upon 2Bo commits
SION, selected by buyers with Colonial experiences and attenlo the prompt rAMzl
ion of Produce at highest prices upon lPo cornnrSioh Orders to be accompanied by
Letters Of Credit or partremhtmce in Bank Drafts or Produce. Open Policies OF IN
Srance for floating cMgeS to cover sea risks
References: Chief Office OF the London and Westminster Bank, or Agra Bank,
London, and most Of the Colonial Banks
Current Price LISTS, Produce Reports and any necessary samples or information
on applications
, 1885-11-18
PrOkIama.

A LIE og Enhver, son maatte
&SS have Noget at fordrc paa Boet
efter abode Kj0bmand FELIX
NUNES og etterlevende Enke
ALICE, f0dt PEREIRA, indkal-
DIES herved med 6 Maaneders Varsel
til at anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres
krav for Undertegnede, der som
Executors testament behandle
B0et.
st. Thomas den lode November 1885.
s. LUCCHETTI. CHR. BUGEL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-12
CABLE NOTES.

Fresh rumors come from st. Peters
burg that the ameer of Afghanistan
has been assassinated.
Turkey has resumed the strict quar-
antine which was adopted in 1867
against Spanish arrivals.
A proclamation has been issued de-
cl8ring the state of Panama under
martial law. The city of Panama Ia
quiet.
Mr.. w. r. Roberts, the new United
States minister to Chill, arrived at
Callao yesterday en- route to his desti-
nation.
Eleven thousand refugees arrived at
Dongola from Khartoum and Berber.
El Madhi is allowing Egyptian prison
ers to depart.
Great loss of life and destruction of
property was occasioned by water
spouts at Pueblo and Guanajuato. Mex.
on the 9th and It'll instants.
Michael Davitt received an ovation
in Dublin last night. The occasion of
the demonstration was that the term
OF his ticket of leave expired vest erday.
The general newspaper impression
in Berlin is that the "falV' of Mr..
Gladstone will tend to closer friend
ship between England and Germany.
The Madrid correspondent of the
London Times says that the cholera
scare there is exaggerated and that the
disease Is only of the mild sporadic
form.
Ex-Minister Morgan left the City of
Mexico yesterday for New York. Min
lister Jackson met the minister Of for
eign relations yesterday afternoon fol-
the first time.
Mr.. Gladstone's retirement from the
management oil British affairs, it is
generally believed in st. Petersburg
will not affect the settlement of the
Afghan frontier question.
1t Is now estimated that the result Of
the recent election throughout Austria
will give the Right 1888 deputies In the
new Reichsrath and the Left 1872, the
Liberal Center 20 and the other fac
lions 10.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-06-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

AT Chicago yesterday Dutchy
O'Keife was found guilty .of stealing
the ballot-boX from the Third ward
and was sent for one year to the PEN
itentiary.
The Democratic members of the
Rev Hampshire legislature in caucus
have nominated Harry Bingham of
Littleton as q candidate for United
states senator.
Three hundred buildings were de.
stroyed and thousand families made
homeless by fire May Is at Les Caves.
capital OF the department. OF the
South, Hayti. The loss was over
5000, 1000. -
GEORGE Wilson, Charles Davis and
Matthew Jones, all colored, were yes.
terday found guilty of the murder OF
Henrietta Cole az Plaquemine, La.
Sentence was deferred.
Frank Iglehart attempted to com.
init suicide Wednesday by jumping
OIL the pier at Chicago. He was res
cued by fishermen, when 1t was found
that ne was on the verge of an attack
OF delirium tremens.
All the gambling houses In Pittsburr
We're closed last night by order of the
mayor, who says the gamblers from
chicago and the Western cities, under
the impression that Pitlsburo is their
paradise, have been flocking there.
Hon. Boyd Winchester, minister to
switzerland, left on the steamer
Weiland yesterday. Col. William H,
Lang, consul-general TO Hamburg, de.
parted on the same steamer.
Edmund G. Ross. the newly an.
pointed governor of New Mexico. ex-
presses himselfin favor OF STRINGENT
measures to punish the Apaches.
The strike on the Denver & Rio
Srande railway is at an end.
Ex-Gov. Jarvis of Virginia. the new
minister TO Brazil, was the guest OF the
citizens Of Norfolk. Va, last night.
lie sails Saturday.
There are forty cases of smallpox on
Sseaulers la quarantine of the New
York station.
The ST Joseph & Western railway
was sold Yesterday for S, 00O. 900.
ten. Il. Hughes, an old resident az
Galveston, died yesterday.
Inc Republican c,ucus In the New
iosk Legislature for candidate 70.