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castorOfi.

One of the Chief uses TO which castor OIL
il now put is that of dressing and softening
leather for boots. 1t was formerly used Tor
dosing children whose stomachs were dis
ordered. And an awful dose it vas Now
we give suffering children Browns Iron
Bitters, which tones the stomach, regulates
digestion, and imparts strength to the
whole body. Browns Iron Bilters Is incom-
rarably better than castor oil, and more
pleasant to take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
In Egypt.

SuAxIN, April l4.-The British cavalry
this morning visited Otso, eight miles be-
yond Haudaub. No hostile AEAbs were
encountered. Water was fonnd to be plenti-
full The country appeared to be entirely
open. The Arab population would freely
sell supplies to the English. Italian troops
have occupied Arafai on Austey Bay, Red
Sea, and have hoisted the Italian flag along
side Of that of ESYnt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
Amnesty Proclaimed.

LLEza-.D. San SALvApos, April IL
's.Tes,on.-Basis Of peace were to day
sped by San Salvador and Guatemala.
sil,iss have ceased. A general amnesty
ote1 proclaimed and awaits the sP-
'A Of the allies. The plenipo.entlaries
aee' IL a csjulla to arrange 8 dehnl'e
+! ii pegcs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
The Pacific Land Grant.

51sam.7oS, April l+.-The representa-
5 sg.lhe Southern Pacific Railroad Com
y hsve given notice Of a desire to con-
I tie recent order of Commissioner
s's'. of the Land Office, throwing open
>sr!eueu, a series of the forfeit Texas
!a6c Land Grant Is, 900 acres Of land at
PCint where the land grants ofthe Texas
i@5c ard Southern Pacific line overlap
/ 'bich Is claimed by the Southern Pa
e Company as Pacific grant. As the
-nissjonsr did not show a disposition to
:; Argument or the subject the attorney
ae railroad company intimsted that an
:.s. Scgld be made to Secretary Lamar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
Russia Goes Uncle sam SIO, 900 Better

PBMADELPHA, April 1.-THE Times
SAYS that John Roach has been offered
$4,000 more for the dispatch boat Dolphin
than this government has agreed to pay
The offer comes from the Russian govern
ment and Roach has demanded an inme-
date answer to his letter requesting fnsl
uayment BY the United States.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
teide Bs,,u,, Onto EmpIoymsnt.

aeide Because Out of Employment.
..ET"AND, o., April II AT II O'Clock
1craiug a well dressed, fee appearing
.ag nan threw himself in front of tram
1s Lake Shore road near the Union de-
The engine Knocked him down ana
se cars were passing over him he was
Z % place his head on the rail. He was
INTO Bad pieces. His name was Law,
Ss f--,v. ct - Liman street. Loss oi
rC!m. Gt vas the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15

GOuT in most cases first makes itself
known by an acute pain in the joint Of the
great toe. This most excruciatiDg psic
may be hkened to that produced by thI
driving Of wedge under the nail Whsu
thus affected rub well with Salvation Oil
the greatest pain-curs on earth. Price q
cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
The susz Cannl Conference.

,..i ,'siS April 4.-M. De LessepS declares
~ the International Suez canal CONFER,
'n'ehis about TO assemble here mikes
question Of the neutrality OF Egypt
nat Of the neutrality of the suez cana
,Sgli will De a total failure OF the con
lie Tbet two questions, NJ. De Lesseps
are entiIele distinct and indePsnu'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
Postal Thieves Sentenced.
Su.cial % lh. RsqLsler.

2RzERsBuRG, ". Va, April l4.-Jefer-
, Flint Levi McCloud, and Leonard Wat
/ convicted for robbing a pOstOfiee in
.cdie county, we're sentenced by Judge
,s:on today, 10 one year in the Peni:en-
:7 and a small fine imposed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
Wards Resigned.

WASHINGTON, April l4-Mr. William
Hayden Wards Chief of the Diplomatic
Bureau of the State Department has re-
signed that position in order to accept an
appointment as private secretary to Mr..
Bell, the United States Minister to the
Netherlands
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
Reather Indications.

wAsH1SGroS, D. c., April Is --l:So g. m.
For Ohio Valley and Tennessee, warmer
and partly cloudy weather with rain, south
erly winds and lower barometer.
Lower lake region, rain and snow!
slightly warmer, east to south winds and
lower harnneter
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The rustic of Lillian Russelrs dress is
music IN the ears of her manv adminarS

music to the ears of her many admirers.
Marie Van Zandt, the American prima
donna. who is being sc shamefally used by
the boulevard journalists of Paris, will re
alize that her cloud Of affection had silver
lining on her next appearance in her native
land
Miss Anna L. Dawes. daughter of the
Bay State Senator, has just published valu,
sble book for little people. entitled. How We
are Governed. Henpecked husbands will
not care to read il, as they know too well
the story Of their thrsldom.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
To Put Down the Rebellion

OTTAWA, April l4.-In the House o
Commons this afternoon a message from
ihe Governor General was read asking Par
lament to grant Immediately 500, 900 to
ward defraying expenses entailed in putting
down the northwest rebellion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
No ENitlence.

.EA.o April 1.-THE States attorney
F morning entered a nolle Prosequi IN
Took county Criminal Court in the case
aarsbroygh and Shields. two o. the
f:s' in the eighteenth ward, where the
f'on frauds we're committed last fall
AHrg he bad no evidence upon which 70
tTc. There ia an Indictment still pend
against them in the United States
FrCt Court,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
To EIeYnta Kinks.

NEw YORK, April l4-Sixteen roller
skating rink proprietors Of this vicinity held
a meeting here to-day and organized an
association for the elevation Of the tone OF
Kinks renerallY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15

CEnTAIs druggist begin to complain that
the only cough remedy they caa sell Is DE-.
Wistsrs Balsam of Wild Cherry. This
goes to prove tha. intelligent people are de.
termined to get the best cure for coughs
colds and consumption, and viii not take .
m .fitata
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15

"wousu l. ths Sunday Of naa," ssp .
poe4, Very pretty. bat Eks naey pestty
thines, falss; for IL weak days o( nan ca
sinoa alvsys b attributed 70 so.ss.
The wife and dssghters u kinislss Psa.
deton spesk French and German asssay.
They viil represent The bsst typs cf AnsFi-
can women and ohset some vko hAss goas
sbeoad - not The higher tJps BY ssy sSaaa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15

IrposrAsI-AH persons sfaietsd witA
rheunat;su, neuralgia. sose thsoak paiss
in lbe back or hnhs spraiss. bsuisss. sle..
sbcsN be insornsd that Saisatien on r
what they SAINT Pos sal. ~ I'll dEa -.
Price tvsay-ETs esnss . ho.tls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
Polish Uprising Feared.

LONDON. April IA Hong hong DIS,
r.tcb 70 the Tines states that the dithenity
iPncountered in adjusting the terms ottreaty
sF go between China and France is found
of such 3 serious nature thst the
French g government are seriously consider T
80 The adyisabihty Of substituting III.
Ronrss from Pstonire iae present French
enVey o germany Not Mediator.
PARIS, April IA special dispatch nom
p..En 40 the Journal, says that England
an5 T Ppss;a have not sought the good Offices
- Germany as mediator in the Afghan
%scniy !; ana Germany has not offered tc
-. IN this capacity.
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War Preparations Continue.

LONDON, April Inn. Gladstone, in
the House Of Commons, this afternoon,
stated that word had been received from
Sir Peter Lumsden, which showed that there
was no confirmation of the report that the
Russians had advanced to Maryhub river
after the battle of PeDjdeh. Continuing,
Mr.. Gladstone said the result of the Govern
ments communications with Russia, con-
cerning it reported advance, amounted 10 a
renewal of Russis's assurance that no such
advance will occur if the issue of contrary
intention can nreYent II.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
The Cabinet.

LONDON, April l4.-The Cabinet was in
session one hour and twenty minutes. I'M
mediately after its adjournment Earl Gran
vile, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs,
had a prolonged interview with Mururus
Pashs, the Turkish Embasssdor. and Feb,
mehasha, special envoy from Turkey.
LLOYD insurance premiums on bottoms for
the Black Sea, the Sea of Asot and the Bal
tic Sea have been doubled Seventy thou
sand animals for the transporting OF the In
dian army are proceeding to Pishen. The
harbor Of Bombay has been lined with tor
pedoes so as to prevent the arsenal from
entering in the event Of war, and four mil
hon cartridges have been landed at Bombay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25
SHERIFFSSAL

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
l Tai'd ia iioisi Dist let o. Washington
Ter ilor,. no Il 'ns terus ~ Seattle.
No, tIS:-W. h. ttdSerSuoi, plaint II
Va Chsres ". SpSaihinx, VIM q Koy
osssi ana Geo. a.. ii IL defendants.
Under and - yi-tue of an execution
ts 'uea out OF the above nam d Court in
the above enttiea acton. have duly
i-vied apon the real property situated IN
King county. sshtrgton territory, ana
more ,rtieu arly bou .dcd and described
IS follows towit:
tot md block 81. heirs Of s. A
Bel atNnibn to the sSty OF seattle lot
) Ia 81 ok S Tciry's 4 II ad iition to said
city ,ou'h hslf OF lot sad north quar-
ter o. loi 5 in block IS erry's first addi
t,on 10 ssid eliy lots o. ! g. q in bock
/ l. wiel's sdditi, n to said cify; lots II
sad II, In hl xxx Il. Phntlus I'D Iito1
aid cry. 10 9 zns IL Ia biol s OF
brtwirs scsitlru to sid city: lot 2 in
block IS Terry 5 q ST Acd ition TO SAID city:
takes,oe Hop stead ditisp. In section
"; TO Snsh p = Aerth, range Z east con.
Timing 20 scres.
Notice IL therefore hereby given that on
Friday. the 18th day OF Oees IN Der. lxss.
Al the hour OF 2 o'cios D. m. Of said
dsy. At tse Court House door in thu
city OF seattle. X tng countv. washing on
Territory. ! Will sell the right It'll
md in crest OF said defendants In and 70
said real properly. at pd~hc auction. T.
the highest bifder for ca-h.
Dated at seattle, the 10 day Of No
vsmber. 1854
J. II. McGRAw,
nols Sheriff OF King county, W.T..
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Nigh ulDE.
Remarkable PheasHeasa en- the AZ.
laatic Gsaat.
All PoRI IKEFRRsoN.

AT PoRI JxFFERsoN.
PeRr JrFFERsos(LD NV ~ There
vas the highest tide ever kuosn in
this vicinity Z day. Part of the village
sas q ,oded and may iuhabitsnts WEIR
forced to r-treat to the sesond stories
of their houses
AT CAPE MAY.
Cars MAr(S. Nov. 2&-rha m
ususly high tide here todsy damaa 4
TIE OCEAN, Cat, & sea Isle branch OF III,
West jersey rsiiro I'd. and trains are Nv
able to make concessions with the
main line.
AT FALL RIVER.
rArL RIyxR Mss. Nov. 2t-tp
ssrtt "a Ike wsv- 10 The bay At 80 this
morning caused the tide TO riss three
feet above mean hish water.
At RaswAY.
RAHwAr IN j., Nov. ga storm
h.s G used zoe Hallway river here TO rise
90 high that people Twins in the vicinity
have bad 10 move op stairs. aud horses
add COWS bad to be removed from Sta
bles for safety. In some cases the peo
pie have TO roe IN boats TO and from
their homes.
At NEW YoRK.
NV YoRx. Nov. - The tide vas
thr-e feet higher this morniue than vss
ever before kuowu. lac docks along
the water front are snbm -r1-d and
Business was sHtirly susp~ndst for
several hours The water vss over \
foo, deep Il West street, ard the frs,
doors and cellars Of bindings in the
lover part Of the city we're q -oded-
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OsEissn and the royal serseoos then
sad that kinS Al.osso's health Inspired
soeU vita 10 spprsoecss-n vosssvs-, Z.
ms Massey vocid oriv o4Jrsecs TO take
care Of hins-if and. for iussaHc@.
spend, - be did LAST year with sood
Results, month - tie royal tznsirs
sat Of Z Psrdo. Beer Aadric. Tie
Nag. however. a. III failed TO take tie
scvlse OF tbs physsci4ns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25

THE SArsor RArLaoAp -she begin
ming Of a railroad p-oi-esed aud owned
"a Sesstle. IL referred TO 10 the Tacoma
y,ss a. snlias-: " Mr.. L. II Alden and
f.nils Of Be sseosam. gao hsve o-en
vsisu q N tess vicinity f"f some ve~k~
re- zrsed 70 thsir hsra- BY tie sfeau er
today. Mr.. Adm reporss thst snrve
Elies Of Tue sassop rs,lrSa4 nSv 10
.csise opsrssi q. 20 81 q W icS' AZ .
lively 10. he states tsst 10 10 eise OF
A. moa Substantially csnssrr csed
s,.sr~s OF road be hss ss<n. IL 10 sx-
p~cssd thss three miles On re VA soon
< not aod<r ssrsrset. and several more
lnaalna camps stAsted-"
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PACIFIC COAST.
sA,sp..s s.se,,ss~acr.

shtsptsa eatelttgeace.
Fur LupLow, Nov. 7A--ssi,ed sd
bwt 81. MARI.
eu FnAScEsoo, Nov. n. - Sailed
Sf'tsse steamer Bs,nard Csss,e, for
ssnssuoi steamer Geo. W. Elder. for
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WM. q. W000.

A TrORSkN-AT-LA WILL PRAC-
. uos In al the justices and Tsrr1toria A
CoortA Omoe, 81 rooEs o. the Probate
Soarl 1esler- LeAry Building.
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r e n OVAL.

+ A. CHURCHILL NJ. D., HOMEO-
I . pathic Physician and surgeon, has
FOR the present removed his office 10 his
residence, corner Fourth and Madison
streeta-
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Or. H. D. lONCAKER.

n RADUATE or THE UNlvhR-
VI sity Of PenL sylvania, has parma.
nsnily located in seattle.
Office ami residence. No. ll2 Columbia
street Ali calls p empty at ended,
DIR. Longaker makes a specially of dis.
eases of the
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Eye. Ear and Throat.

Treats private. chronic and skin disease I;
rem YES tumors and ulcers wilhout pain
or the Use Of the mite.
To patterns who are suffering from n at
Annoying. IA nfui and trvub eeone com.
piainr. hEM JRRholD- O. pILES DIR ~ ID
ons ker w uld assu . the Z, tha. by his
m oe OF operating and tr atm mt he Gao
axe the o'sL ca rs o. thi- compliant n
maze complete AMI radical ere, with
out giving Fai TO the patient v h'ie urder
he oper ,iiop, aud viii guarantee q c ,re
in every case he undertakes nol5
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DR.. CHIP,
Mr. c s England; L SA, London

ONCE, Langley and Bastion sta, Victoria
Hou-s. 10 g. m. till p. M; till y. m;
6 till 80 o. IN.
Nors-Wonen and children only, till
4p. IN
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SAs Fkaxcrsoo. Nov. 2l-Foiiovins
are the passengers by the George W.
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FuRrHRa RETURNS.
PRESS COMMENT.

The STANDARD regards the result of
yesterdays voting rs q solid testimonial
to the Tsrs cause, and a. encouraging
the Conservatives to greater efforts. IL
aliudes 10 the result as q moral guar
antee Of she eventual triumph Of the
party.
The Morning Post says that the Tory
rsactisn 10 an accomplished fact.
The Daily ysses makes no comment
on the Tory gains.
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AAA q. MuNDAY
WHITE & MUNDAY.
Attorneys at Law.
Once In Whites Block. cor. From, ane
Colum hiA alta. SS,s

PHYSICIANS AND sUaGxoN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25

We are now opening our
Holiday line Of the follow.
ing Goods:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
200 Styles, In SILK and
Line,, for Ladies, Gentle.
men and Children.
Lace and Fancy Neck
wear-A great variety.
Fans-A beautiful line,
new styles.
Par.es and Satchels in
abundance.
WOrsted knitted Goods
of all kinds.
Hosiery Gloves EmbrOid.
eref Goods, Jewelry, etc,
and mn merOus other arti.
cles.
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wnxns.xxE (Ps-), Nov. "a. - A
hsasy fsin-storm set IN here sunday
md continued throughout Monday
svsnine. when IL changed to q snow
etorm. Which is s,iil raging furiously.
tspsrss from the moonsain districts
afs 10 ne eject that Is inches have
already fallen The snow at Pepob-
ssol srven miles from here. 10 reported
b b "a inches deep.
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o. Pert with yelisw Fever.

6alvErsx rex }. Nov. 4-On the
lin ynss. tue steamer winenhoe arrived
frsn Jsssais. With the yellow fever 90
b ard saa wss ga usnsined until the
lsh, when she came 20 port Ga the
pA another ea.e w.s developed The
n,ster sss KEEP Q1iet aud tue vsssel
va ordered bach - qusrzsiine. There
10 q large nenb-r Of vsss-is 10 port,
sad 20 q cas ssIoess exists On secoant
Of The winenhoe having besn permitted
70 suser and her crew having been al
loved % cone ash ore.
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Loxpox. Nov. 2t-rhe report Of the
deasa Of King Alfonso crested great
sensation here. Later sdvicss fro9
Madrid. however. state that TIE hing 10
not dead, bat 10 seriously Ill. Eight
physicians are Ia attendance upon bis
n siesty St Vi Psrdo.
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GEO. veNAsle SnlTn,

a TrORS ROOMS 3
~ and 4 Poncin banding. front stree,
SeosttA = L. Viii prsctice In ali the
Courts Of tho Territory and in the i sns
Oftice. -
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The stsek Liss.

IN foRks Nov. 2t.-U. 8. Sc i09S.
ss hss. fs i2SS. Pacific 6's In.
AnerNsn Expruss los. Canada Pa
~ 81. csnsds Southern an. Cen
usi fseane tsb1. buriingfon istA Lack
ssAnns i2eA. beaver a Rio Grande
IN. Ere ~. Kansas 4 Texas S6i
Lsse shore esS. Louisville 4 Nss1-
vsts H's AichHsn Central ISL. Nsrth
- f.esne 500. Northern Pacific
efefred 81, Northwestern llSk
nss York Centrh los. OREGON Ran
10y aad Nsvtsssiou i0ey. Orexos
trsnssnn'inental Ssk Or~een Imprsve-
Secs sly Pacific Mall est. Panama -.
.soee is.nd i97. Sc. Paul s7A. Tex>s
nesse 81 unicn Pacific eoA unitrd
estes kxpr~~ @. wells Fargo lie
wsu1srn Onion ~
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% csaI Appsistaesss.

wsszusros, Nov. 2&-1he Postmss-
~ General to-day appointed the follow
zee fourth elAss postmaster: Nevada
La Aasnds Y. Cox. at Genoa
Apposatments by tie Presideps-A.
h uosUaek, Of Grand Forks, TO De Sec
istssy Of D,kats Territory. To be
hsessfrsrs Of land I'll ,es-G. Is. feskle.
e Littis ksss. 81 Lutte Rock, ARK; H.
y iigsos, Of Arlsoarne. Ark. at hsr-
Issoa. Afk; Cr-s,.r II. Warner. Of Col
hx. ". r.. ~ wsila wallis, w. T.
hsrseoa0m-w Cofsy. OF Salem Or.
" b se-st for the indians Of the Una
U{1a nRenex DreRou
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neps.sea Death Of King Alfonso.

LONDON, Nov. alt 10 reported that
shs King Of Spain Is desd. Netting
vhsteve can be learned from Asdns
TO confirm sr deny the report, bat tue
fact that stocks declined per cent. Ia
"a 1t city, 10 taken IN some quarters TO
indicate that something Of an alarming
character st least has happsned TO bis
ma ssty. IL 10 knosn that . portion Of
.he news dispatch relative TO the King.
aled in Madsid today, Gas erased by the
censor there, and some persons are Of
toe opiuion that this fact, too, IL dirstss
that the reports concerning the KING
are true.
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alag Alfonso FaiiiaE neaiah.


Majesty IT u Psrdo.
alag Airsuss,s Faifiag nealth.
I,sxpox. Nov. "a king Alfonso first
showed some siaes OF catsrrosi fever In
the spring Of last year. and daring -four
weeks was siline. bat no, single day
vas be i'll. In she sunmrr OF 1884 Ne
took the water OF Bateln. l. The Basqae
prov.nce Of Guipanosa. With s1cn ccm-
piess success that be passed good VIII
Ter. and resumed his life and habits.
bunting, shooting. riding. assisting At
military rnanHavers and reviews, and
above all. being uneeasine in his atteu
lion 10 state asd military Affairs. Tnis
summsr Of one time the royal physi-
clans thoasht Of recommending 20 bis
majesty 10 take second water cure At
Rsfein. bat 10 the same gay that be bad
60 calamity brsved the cholera in Ma
dr,d and Araniasr. King Alfonso de
clined 10 30 10 bsfean.
when the k,na reiurned 10 Madrid
On account Of the Csroi'n~s ansif, be
dispI.yed Q eooiness and discrimination
ina, vent q great gay 20 avert serious
cor fiscs, bat be feit, u s~ems. deeply the
uaisful and cruel position in Which
Gsrmanv had unknosiaaly placed him.
last about the same tiuse DC esnehs q
coii one day 10 the Casa de Camp. the
rsyaI residence oa'side Of Madrid,
vbere be Gas irving sone young horses
with the Dakc de Sexto. Lord Chamber
lain.
K,ns hss sna. red, dFss from Q return Of
hts cid cztsr b Il fever, and then
fro n Indigestion snd dtarrt o. he sss
lad up for sbrus three weeks and
his pSysaesss. DR.. Cs@isoe. forbade
bius M. s.dins ~ the coatc.i 81 the
Ministers fSs that pres. hns Al
fonso, hoss~sr. With bis usual t-asci '
In the discharge Of bis cat -. ref.rds q
his re-ovsry ana Insisted apcn rse-ivips
his Ministers and other dsstiee uisn-a
per~ous in bis room a. the pslsce- DE-
CAnisou successfully ssopped hts catsr
mai fever. and bis Majesty speedily BE-
GENE 90 far e>,rvsle4cent - 20 PRESIDE
A the O sbines coancilA
A .v vrxks ago. 10 dsspel ell eeco's
a 10 bis reeovsry. the kipe drive -
al % carriage wssk Qss~n Chr uns
tsroash ths pF,scieAl sarssts Of AAdnc
20 Acsoeha Ceorsa and The ksstfo. Iss
Eine issksd pais ed izssis sasn- or
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. st.-LAte this A.
hfnoon ths spanish Minister received
sshle1rsm sent by the Minister OF
rsessen Affairs II Madrid, stating that
Aane Alfonso vas last night struck With
: uosset disorder OF the respiratory
eeH.ns; and Vas violently Ill. The
eenleeeam vas sent this morning.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25
rsARIBRoD gEcAPruxEp.

TIE latest disp .ten says that Primo
A'exsader stormsd the tights Of Is.rI-
orOd aud occopIed tie city last evening
HE frsnee IA tde a trIu pnsl entry
into the city and Gas received vItn Ell
teGsiasD by the popalzse.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25
me Casisss neet,ss.

vmz,sarJS, Sr % There vas
,.u st,eaa,a,, N tas q .oinet nesting
,sS,y. Ia ss,si II lasted sos1i three
ssars sai sts d,s5ssi sln lst entirely
4, sss,ld e u,sa Of the Presidents
nss ,ss 4. Cbasrsss Tbs document IL
IA a. sds.nssd condition, and will be
samvl stsd several days before the meet
ias Of Congress- Oas OF the Questions
di.asssd t1iay vss the order 10 which
s.rssia topics shsald be considered.
Ths Presidsnt favorsd the csssom
ADOPTED By majority OF his prede
osssors a. 90 tue ORDER Of procedure, With
/ few sxssysions. and he was sustained
IN his visss 81 al the msmoers Of his
cseines.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-25
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