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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
323 Jackson st.
NOTICE,

The partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name of DELANEY & O'CON-
NOR is by mutual consent dissolved. Either
party is authorized to settle accounts. Martin
Delaney continues the business.
MARTIN DELANEY,
NJ. J. O'CONNOR.
st. Paul, June II, 1885. 175-77
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
MEETING

Of the ALUMNI ASS ISOLATION Of the st.
Paul High School, Friday Evening, June 26,
1885, at the High School Assembly Hall.
Graduates and old scholars are urgently re-
ouested to be present. An entertaining pro-
gram has been prepared for the occasion.
IT5-77 JOHN w. LANE, Secretary.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
H Fl Sibley ct al. The alley running
through block 81, St. Paul Proper,
from Jackson street to Robert street ss5 Oh

All objections to said assessment must be
made in writing and filed with the Clerk of
said Board at least one day prior to said
meeting. JOHN HARRINGTON, President.
Official:
r. L. GoRMAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26

S S Merrell. That part of block 81,
st. Paul Proper, bounded My by
VIM F Davidson's land, on the W by
land of w W Warren, on the by
Second street and levee, and on the
E by Jackson street, being lot ID,
subdivision of block 81, st. Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
st. Paul Proper.
Supposed owner and

WI Davidson. That part of block 81,
/ st. Paul Proper, bound My by a20
foot private alley, on the W by H H
Sibleys and W " Warren's land,
and on. the south by land Of S S Mer-
rell, and on the East by Jackson
street, being lot II, subdivision of
block 81, St. Paul Proper. er.......
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
CLOTHING.
OF v AR!

Between Russia and England
is dispelled for the present; but
that war will come some time
between these great nations
nobody doubts. In the mean-
time we will pay attention to
our own individual concerns
and expenditures, and not
bother about war till it comes.
The matter Of Clothing is an
important item in every house
hold, and "THE BOSTON" st.
Paul, is always willing to give
the people the benefit of advan-
tageous purchases, and save
them MANY DOLLARS on their
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
Confirmation Of Assessment for Sprink.
ling Robert Street.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD oFPUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, June %, 1885.

Oiif of oI. PAUL, Mimi, June 70, 1883. J
The assessment of benefits, costs and ex-
penses arising from the sprinkling of Robert
street from Ninth (9th) street to Twelfth
i2th) street, in the City of St. Paul,
Minnesota, until the LIST day of No
yem6er, A. D., 1885, under contract of
Patrick Norris, having been completed by
the Board of Public Works in and for said CITY.
said Board will meet at their Office in said city
at p M, on the 18th day Of July, A. d.
1867 to hear objections Gf any to said assess-
Ient, at which time and place, unless suffi-
cient cause is shown to the contrary, said
assessment will be confirmed by said Board.
owners names, description of the prop-
erty benefited and the amounts assessed
against the same, to-wit:
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
TO Builders! f!
Building and Construction
OF THE
Court House &City Hall,

Located on Court House square (the same
being block twenty (20) OF St. Paul Proper), in
the city of st. Paul, county of Ramsey, state of
Minnesota, hereinafter stated, that is to say:
All walls, iron floors, beams and all masonry
necessary to complete building for roofs and
floor girders and cut stone, cut and set for all
walls, according to the plans and specifca-
tions on file in the Office of E. P. Bassford,
Architect, at room rs, in Gilfllan block, at the
corner of Fourth and Jackson streets, in said
city of st. Paul, and all Of said work to be
FULLY COMPLETED AND FINISHED
On or before Fifteenth G5th) day of septem-
Der, A. D. 1856.
Such proposals or bids will be received at
/ the Office of the County Auditor for said Ram
sey county, in said city of St. Paul, until the
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26

Ten permits: total cost .S9,2s
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26
Confirmation Of Assessment for a SGWGl
on Jackson Street.

Supposed owner and
,;,5,l description. Lot. Block. Benefits
Julia Mofett, 12s ft Of
'G@w T03 fit of. f..... 5 80 S136 so
Chas Choteau, 81 fl of
n 1S2 it of W ITO ft Of. 80 81 50
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-26

the Wisconsin railroad commissioner. eX-
planned the Wisconsin law providing
against extortion and discrimination. and
providing that the attorney general shall
bring suit against the railroads in the name
of the people when asked to do so by the
commissioner. But a matter of fact, the
commissioner has been able to satisfactorily
adjust all troubles. so that the attorney gen.
eral has never been obliged to bring suit
under the law. He discussed this and
kindred matters at some len .th, and closed
by expressing approval Of L long and short
haul law He was i'll favor o. the prohibi-
ton of pooling in the abstract, but Thought
that a publicity of rates would obyiate in
large measure the necessity of 1t.
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER BECKER
explained the scope and history of the state
legislation on the subject of railroads. He
had no doubt that The appointment Of a
national commission wJuld be advisable
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Or The
4 Third Judicial Distriey Of ihs Terri
tory II Washington, holding terms -
Seattle. IN King county, for tha counties
OF ktng and kitH8p
Complaint hled IN the county Of KEng,
n the once OF the Clerk Of sAhi Dtss1ict
No. lass Moses L.orssasd Robert Knipe,
PLAINTIFF w. VIM. Mckenzie HeaR MiirY
A. Hess his wife. George D0rf I ard VIM.
II. Conovef. defendanta-
fln lJxITEp ssaTrs 90 ANKznA EkxD HaExxsha:
Ross his wifa, Geoge Dcrffsi ind WIN.
II. Conover. defendants.
Yes are hereby required 70 appssr n IN
aetton brought againsf Eoa ~ ths ab8Ee
named plaintiftk In the district Court o.
the Third Judicial District o. the Terri
tori Of Washington. holding feinas ~ the
az az 8 ssss q Rns s seS na aSd s 3
answer the complaint aied thert4n wiflnn
sixty days from the date Ct the fifst Plib-
licaaion Of this summons or Judgment ~
defAuls win be taken against yol. eocUrd-
Ing 70 the prayer Of the c<nplAlrt
Tie sad acilon !. ssonFht g f1rccltss
1884 b the dcfen6aIta. Wlllian McKnn-
Il Ross and MARY A. Hnss. his sfife upon
the following described rial estlIle toWit
Al Of the We { half o. the eBufh8l>sf
quarter Of the southeast quarftH 81 th9
n0rfbeasf quarter Of section twtnty-fs'c.
township fwenfy-fanr north. rs1Ee four
tAss. containing Ave acresl mort o. kNsA
al 10 King county. Washington Territory.
payment II the following Described pron-
ias0Fy notes, according 70 the turns End
oundltions thefsof. touif:
One note Tor the sum of two kca4re6
and twenty-five dollars fzz5k kHkEtax
date February 3d. I84i. made BIZ Wsilisam
MeksHEie h0a& and payable en- 0rtofeF
lat "A. ~. fBk 70 tbs oder OF George
DO Eel with Interest - ten Per cent. Der
nnnum which eafd note n'na. hsfoze Ma
furizy and before he conimenos enf ~
this acfion, duly - fEned and endorsed
20 p4ainfiY, Moss Loren who N nuN tho
lAwfal holder and o1nsx khereuf. n4tg.
one note for chs sum o. tNo huc6sId Sod
twenfg Ave dollars lfkz4. beutnx 4slA
Fefzruary "a. 1874. made bT W1x4m Mo
Ksnzi hoas. and p1fa1ie July Id 1874
70 he order Of George DurffeL win -
note Has. bafore - maturity sn6 bef1rA
end0ssea and assiEned 70 fl}ninltiT E0kanl
Knlfe wao u noW the lawful hsidcr nn4
owner ~ tbs nAnnes thst thc dtfendnEt.
WiliIan n ConogeF. ha<i Or tazLug -
hAsa, scme interes< N sid moftEsxsa
Winsass fks Honorable Roger {. 0rssi.s.
-~t--s Judge a. the sid Dlsfrtcr Court.
skAx- and tho ssel fheFep{. this 1lfh
$500 d4y e tuue "A. u. I<tt,
JANIS skAyKY, Clerk.
b 1kExs r. LrpxoW. N<V1iy Elnlrk-
Ba.<A halie< Z HAzln, af1erneys -
|+*@% "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23

TEE GovERsoR's TarP. -Governol
Squire returned last evening from q
tour to North Yakima and SODA
Springs, q miles west of that point
He had q fine opportunity 70 witness
the results of irrigation applied 70 hop
and wheat farming in the Ahtanum
Valley. At Soda Springs there is q re-
markable spring of mineral water, EOS
ses- ing curative properties, which
makes that place q great camping re-
sort, the Governor having found over
300 people In camp there, largely con-
sisting of members Of the 81. A. Il. and
coanties, some Of them having come
over 100 miles to the camp ground. On
the 18th inst. the encimpment listened
to an address by the Governor, and in
the evening there waH camp IRE held,
at which QRite q number Of persons
spoke, including the Governor. This
was followed by q hall, IN which the
bellies Of the surrounding country par
tioipated. From North Yakima the
Governor went in Nj. Billings special
car as far as Pasct, junction, from
which psint be went TO Spokane Falls,
arriving there on Saturday, the 20th
inst. The occasion of his visit was to
attend the first annual commencement
of Spokane College, and in the evening
the Governor addressed an audience of
over 1000 persons. A. n. Cannon, the
Mayor. presided. Tae exercises con-
sisted of short address by President
Bisbee Of the college, music by the col
leRe choir, and an address by Governor
Squire, on the educational demands of
the times and the development Of the
Territory. The Governor regards the
prospects Of that portion Of the Terri
tory as being exceedingly promisine.
and he speaks very highly Of the hospi-
tality Of the people aud the warmth of
their welcome 20 him.
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Augusta ~ Germany vss enroilsd ss a
meEnbsr. Tia sooisfy Eili prepare a
ns9 and iiutheutiao orraphy Of Goeslne.
l. viii seizure the poets hI70ss and opeIl
u a. q museum and wiil p0blish al
Editio IRinceps7 Of Goeshefs work.
eaaaalan Indians.
OTTAWA. Jane z--Advicss from the
northwest frontier state thai the Cniiell
States Indians, Gr0s Ventors. who had
crossed over 10 take hand with Pound
maker and Big Bear, and were driven
across she line BY Stsvarf's corps. ere
sill hanging about the border, and may
yet give trouble after the troops are
Withdrawn IL ls believed that large
aumbsr of Canadian Assiniboine In
dians have goae south with the Gfos
Ventors. u Is intended by the govern
fnent ~ station mounted police slone
the frontier IN future 10 prevent cattle
raiders, Who have been % Successful IN
their operations during the past year.
from crossing over frsm Montana
strike Threaaened.
LONDON, June "a dispatch from
Stafford says an order has been issued
10 reduce wages of nail makers from L
10 % par cent. A strike Ia threatened
against the reduction. Should q strike
ocear IL will involve fully II. coo persona
The Chinese.
FIcr1RIA, June 22.--Ths bark Alden
Bssse briAgs $40 Chinese from Hong
Kong.
At a public meeting OF whites held al
the tom of Lilloea il was unanimously
resolved that the Government be re-
questei to remove the special tai of $40
per hel.d on Cinnamon. the cause being
prejudicial 70 the interests Of the white
residents Of the interior.
Fearful Losses by EartAsuake.
snLA. Juns 22.-As result Of the re-
cent earthquakes in Cashmere 3OSl per
sons lost their lives, 1900 houses were
laid in ruins, and 5000 animals per-
ished- An officer has been sent to sur
vey the scene Of the shocks.
Riot at Madrid
MADRID, June D. King Alfonso hay-
ing determined TO visit the cholera in
feeted districts, although the Ministry
threatened TO resign, an immense crowd
gathered on the streets on Saturday,
and made q demonstration in favor of
the King and Queen a. against the
Ministry and the municipal authorities.
The crowd becoming riotous the Civil
Guard was called out and fred ON the
mob. vhe thereupon stoned tho sol
dlers. Disorder continued throughout
the night with slight abatement, bat the
crowd was finally dispersed today. Ii
70 reported that two workmen we're shot
dead, and several were wounded. Many
OF the rloters were arrested. Some of
them have revolutionary proclamations
10 their possession. The King, after
consulting with the Ministry, decided
20 abandon the projected tour, and the
Ministry was reinstated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23
PACIFIC COAST.


sAS Fnancrsco. June IA remark
able piece of information has been re-
tei,,ed hers In . special dispatch TO the
leAswmicis frcsn New YORK, which states
thai Messsdamiia Bey. former governor
pf upper Egypt. hes written 70 an
Italian commander thers that he re-
eenlly hiss seen q syrian Who bad passed
thrss months 81 the residence Of The
Mahdi AFTER the fall Of khaFtoum. de
says tbs Mahai has Gerston In secret
kespinr, hasanR discovered him severely
wosindsd, bas not dead. and that Ger.
don las recovered Tia story h credited
a Maxsowah. and forms tie snbieet Of
an eiiicsAi dispAsch-
The Chisese sam csmiax.
SAN FRAscasco, Jane g The steam
er esan Patio, which arrived from China
today, broaght ia uhsnsaa. destined ~
ialiouss San Francisco SO; Honoiuie
IS vicsoria Us; Panama -.
snippanx zateiisxeaee.
yacruxaA. June x3.--Assissd Ship
HArsha Mcisnsssan, ~ days fro1 honR
KONG, hArk Alden Bessa - dsye fros'
Hoac Kong; ship oseen q ne fsoins
from san FtanslsSos
Skx FnAxclaco, June 2-Arfissd--
Raik sasposss, from Iaaona.
6Ailed-- Steamer Hs&ta cf California,
for Astoria steamer Aha fer seastis
ahsn Zoos Soulc. fsr Port 1ovnsend
bark Majestic. for NanEime; oAfksusias
Modoo, fax faxst ssond
Punr ToazszxD. June &2.--Arrlvsd--
sschoonrr Hiaene4ne, fsam San Pedro.
pokx Dr4usnxx, Jane &--Afrtvec--
Barb Mary GiossF. schsosss y. = WI
iissn&.
RnEr Bx.kKrtx, Juns 4--Arzised-'
Hni.kxntine Matte klicki1R<f. bark 90
In. Sxils1 >1hoooer uoarss<.
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r. MERCHANT & CO. s
SEATTLE
CANDY FACTORY,
Ssxt TO Rrewa's block. Froas s,rsst.
TO LE AS &.

lyIvE ACRES on UNTMPROvED
IL prnpnrty near TIE residence of Geo.
W. Hall "a aaered By the nnAersi4ned =
h,alEa for term Of yearz. ~ Q nominal
sRslre. For further Information eFnly -
Jszl JOHN B. DENNY.
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COR HAULING TWENTY-FIVE
i Thousand fsek 81 iumher % Lakeside
farm w,,s be reeeived enfil Tuesday noon.
Jane a c. RaIONE
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JOHNM. AVER. Manager.
WANTED,

A NEAT YOUNG Girl. TWELVE
n H. nftaen ye4rs old, 20 take care ~
chIkIren aRd make herHeif RrDer&lly use-
fal ID sma1 family. Address 2. O hok
H1A He2xxle. fo7
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL

CONSISTING IN PART or
Brussels, Tapestry and In
grain carpets.
Solid Black Walnut Bed
room Sets.
Ash and Maple Bedroom Sets
Black Walnut Marble-tOp
Center Tables.
One very fine Pier Mirror,
Marble Base.
Fine Lace Curtains and Lam
brequins.
Fr'h Range & Parlor Stoves
Kitchen and Dining-r00m
Furniture.
One McNeal & Urban Fire
and Burglar Proof Safe.
Blankets, Comforts and Bed
Spreads.
Spring and Hair-top Mat
tresses, Feather Pillows.
And other Goods usually
found In q hotel.
SALE P0szTHSk TERMz CASE.
DOC. MTTCHFT.L
rs Anctioneer.
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WILL. RE RECEIVED BY THE IN
w dersignsd until noon. June - fsr
cutting " tue snrfAce Gnd bufning the
On fakesiAs farm. HIS % incElaAs price
ns :. !. &. ?. stone.
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vUTEL m RECEIVED BY l'EfH IN
w darxiR ed until neon. 2nlze "a fnf
cisafinx two acres Of hzd aszxst slAEh.
s<t b ne a1rst g. r. sTuEk
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A IL PERsONs HAVING; CLAIMS
~ nxxits yFm u. street, nns hercbT
noEl1e1 - = esR4k theR - pz Or p4Imezf-
KELLOGG & ALTAR
Gaf4oa H1rdssre kAlltlBg
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Send for circui&s. Can or addrsw cor
respimdsnos lnentiouing DAIr PoeT-
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DIAMOND
VENTILATOR.
Buildings, scAssis. charehss, Hospitals,
Dwellings STEAMERS, Passenger.
Sleeping and Rslrissrsissscars.
Perfect vensilasien guaraHseed
wherever vsnsilaiien fs
Required.

Architfcts and builders unite In SAYING
ventilation, viii soon become a. standard
e. the window.
Our venfilatcr Gin any sixel, when
placed through avail Q window sash. or
8 weoaen bar under sash, admits Q con
stAnt supply Of freeh air under perfect
control without draughts; any. desired
aparfmfsnG No once or sleeping room
should l,e without Il a. Il STOPS purRlars,
oxcludes rain and dust, and Keeps the
npartussnt constantly fresh without rails
inn the windows. Being heavily plated
In nie1sl 4 b very ornamental when IN
place. Tho handles serve 70 regulate
ventilstor. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
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The Mexicaa Editors.

SAN MAGICAL. June 22.-The Mexican
editorial sxcursloussts reached FL Paso
yesterday morning. They were enter-
tanned BY drives and q banquet. The
spsechss made by both Americans and
Mexicens were full of good feeling and
promises Of greatly improved CONNER
ciai intercourse between the two coun-
tries. The party will spend today at
Las Vegas and the hot springs. To-
morrow all will proceed TO Topeka aad
Kansas City. Two Of the party, Seniors
PAz and Juan de Latorre, are members
Of the Mexican Congress. There are
six ladies in the party. Two daughters
Of Presideat Paz, and the wife and SIS
ter-in-law Of Secretary Arroyo Dsendo,
and the wife and daughter of senior
Mendiaahaiof 0fixaya.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23

WasHIsGToa, June "a Official con-
firmati0n OF the report fro@ Vienna,
that the Austrian Government will not
receive Mr.. Kelly as representative of
the United States Government cannot
nos be obtained here. The Secretary
Of State and the Austrian legation re-
fuse 20 talk upon she subject. There
ara indications, hovevcr, that point TO
snbstantiate the correctness Of the re-
uort
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NE Insured MS Life.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 22.-Antonio
0celiis, an italian, was arrested here TO-
day ON charge Of attempting 70 de
fraud an insurance. company. Cecilia
SAYS that having insured his life for
$lD.0o0s be iumped into the Hudson
sater, escaped 70 shore unseen and
departed. Il was believed be had been
drowned and his brother claimed ths
inanranee mosey. The company, how-
ever, sarmised something was wrong
and Instituted an Investigation.
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General Once, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and Z.
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EPaNGFIEID. ILL.,, June 22.-Thomas
James, Democratic member Of the
Legislature, aged 81. was today charged
vith assault with intent 10 rape Mamie
James. u twelve year-old girl, employed
as page IN the state house. Opinions
vary whether IL 10 genuine case or one
of blackmaii. James IL q man Of con-
siderable wealth and has an essimabls
wife now in the city.
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= xsssy Crowd.

NKw YoEK, June 22.--There was a set
of extremely distinguished criminals
before Judge Barrett, in the Oyer and
Terminer court today. They were Fer
dinand Ward, Mrs. Yesuelta Uudley,
Big Frank" McCoy, John Carpenter,
the alleged murderer, and other and
lesser lights. Mrs. Dndley's case went
over. General Tracy was anxious the
trial of his client, Mr.. Ward, should GO
on. bat judge Barrett decided TO take
mn the 0aruanfar f.aaa
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UamussToa, June Daring the
- ending June 10th the Board Of
Esylsw 81 the Pension Office has sent Q
eradicate Of depotiit for the issue Of
ssriiissles Of pension, Ss7 original and
81 increase claims. There have been
nsIsctsd 965 Chains. AMI 53l have been
rrt back TO the adjudication division
oIIce for further evidence, making q
"a OF $3.50 cases disposed Of. Tue
nambsr for the week ending jane 18th
- 82a3. and for the week ending June
5sh YES z7S4, about nifty per cont. in
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Flag RetaRned.

The Critic announces that the blood
stained dag of the Fifty laird Illinois
Infantry, 20 which general attention
was recently called, has been sent TO the
Governor OF iliinois. Upon examining
tho facts In she case, the War Depart-
mant came TO the conclusion that the
regiment acted bravely, and were en-
titled 10 the colors.
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xrx HAYES, June r. Commence
mi 4. Yale College began today with
- dsy axeraises, including class his
-. w planting. ete. Among the
- sssrded announced we're the fol.
ssina First pris:e, for English CON-
esei.len, Sophomore class, Gerald II.
f.s,d. 81 Ohtcago second prize, John
4 Pemeroy Jr., Of san Francisco; third
rs,ss. William Kent, sf San Rafael, Cal.
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Situation Wanted.

GOOD COOK WANTS A sTTUA-
a siea In : sriysis family: Apply .
w. A MCPHERSON.
l1k Grocer, Nil street. seattle
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Insure with y.xrs A. o4arr d Co.
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A SLACK Murderer.

carno, IIla., June 2.-Charles Bowe
leolored) wrote hiG wife at Padnoah,
XIV, 70 meet him here. When she ar
rlgca today, Bnwe ont her throat, and
slso stab ed her IN the side and am.
Jsalousy is supposed TO be the cause.
fhs woman viii die. Bove was ar
fnsiad
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=. Aerex. Va. Ienis - Ths Rspuhli
~ <snkipci today RS lie hiFEes1
:. ~ osaEliys Khere wis TO sx.
49, r e eaoass for Gsssrnor. sen,
.ss< Aaeos's craftsmanship vax sa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23

LONDON, June 22.-Sir Charles Dixie.
IN addressing q meeting of Liberals TO-
night, said he was prepared to give the
conservatives reasonable assurances.
de wished 70 study in Ireland q plan
for the devolvement from Parliament
70 Welsh, Scotch and Irish bodies,
much Of the business that Parliament
Is nov not competent 70 discharge. He
would visit Ireland as soon as possible
for that purpose. He believed many
irish officials we're in favor Of discern
tralization and many agreed that ii was
necessary to abolish Dublin Castle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23

CnsclExATr, Jane 27.--Thomas Knott.
1 ssone cutter, who lives az Dayton. Ky,
sksn on the middle Of the Newport
md Cincinnati railroad bridge shis az.
tsynoou, Suddenly jumped over and
desoendsd 70 the deep water In the
riysr, los feet balsw, He was unhurt,
and commenced 20 swim for dear life.
some bcatmen picked him mp and took
kln ashore. He says he was not at-
lsmpting suicide. bat jumped from q
sudden impulse. he vas perfectly sober.
and was resuraiug from Cincinnati,
phsrs he hal Sought IN vain for work.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23

LoSDOs, June 22.-As q result Of the
Qoesn's efforts the Marquis Of Sails
bury has resolved 10 accept Gladstone's
promise 30 use bis influence with the
Liberals 10 prevent factiens opposition.
IL 10 expected that Salisbury will an
nounce the formation Of the Cabinet
tomorrow. with Mr.. Bourke probably as
Chief Secretary Of State for Ireland. A
writ viii then be issued for reelection
Of the Cabinet mamhara-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-23

g.. /, ress, Jnas :fl by he Ia q
12.' 80 eseiy IRA and slsel rain ii
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