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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-19
ENTERPRISTNG RIVER FALLS.
The Thrift of the City on the Kin.
nickinnic.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe.
RIVER FALLS, Dec. 1s.-The city of
River Falls, Wis, is situated on the Kin
nickinnic river, twelve miles by rail from
Hudson and an equal distance by road from
Prescott. 1t was one of the first towns es-
tablished in the St. Croix valley and has by
the last census population of 1,70O. The
place has always been noted for the enter
prise of it's merchants and mill owners.
which has made it one of the best trading
centers and wheat markets in the
whole valley. There are at present
four FIGURING mills, two carriage
shops, machine shop cheese factory. a
brewery, sorghum mill, four blacksmith
shops, four churches, state normal school
and public school. The river furnishes
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-19

1t distinctly represents DEMOCRATIC
IDEAS, LIVE ISSUES and ECONOMICAL
GOVERNMENT, and in the interest of the
latter, it is firmly in favor of the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
.rmk rRavArx SECRETARY"

Seldom In tbs history Of the Frye
Ooera Heuse has % laras an audience
assembled within lie walls a. that which
greeted the n sdison Square Company
last evening. The play presented vas
the now famous Private Secretary"
and 10 10 not sxaessrAtinR the merits Of
either play OF copsssny 10 say that moth
ing oas- half 90 fnAny Was ever before
presented Ia Seattle. 10 vas outrage
oasly, tfre@istibly lAughabie. The cur
tain had hardly rissa wnen the entirs
audience was coavulsed with laughter,
and the laugh continued With scarcely
. moment Of quiet until the end OF The
last act. II the plas had bssn badly
acted, or II IL had been oaiy ordinarily
yell acted it wonld have been bore,
bat 40 10 uss presented By the Madison
square Company u was grend success.
rms eo@p sny b % exceedingly STRONG
that 10 wenid b, next 70 impossible 20
point out weak spo, In it. Mr.. 0iliesse,
a. she Private Secretary, was, Of coarse.
the main sstracsion aod be sustained
nis eharacter % we'll that one oAnnoi
see hos hts acting cJald b Improved.
Mr.. Gillette 10 comedian OF the vesy
ifst rank. aad those Of eur citizsns whc
fail TO see him wili miss q rafe oppof.
snnity. Ma ksnsedy, 90 Mr.. Oaster.
moie, Gas almost n funny N Gillette.
Ia fact every part was 90 yell sustained
thas the mast sapeisas aa3ience w6ald
be unable 10 find fzsilt.
sThs Private Secretary" viii be pre-
sentad at the matinee this eftcfnooB
and this evening I" Tbs Raiakn will b
produced. Large sndieReas viii docbt
leas be present On both occasionss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

ex@eMveay % tne eonxs2srsssoa q rssas-
afes fog The raiief Of the indnstrf.l
eia2sss Of the country, and % devise
means OF securing revival Of hasEness.
Ne petition, altar calling the attention
o. ths Pressdsaf 20 the general st.Qps
TOO ct basfnesz, says the eonszquences
or this depression are especially &c
we're upon tue lsboginz peop'e,
small manufacturers and farmers
uEo are without any reserve
means upon which 70 live OF paw their
osofs and save their homes and small
properties from forced sales En-
psoyers and EMPLOYED are involved in
c9umon das4ster, and IL 10 believed shzs
y ID n the power Of Congress snd the
Exec1tlve 10 greatly relieve the ceprss-
non BY wise legislation. Ii asks that
an extra session be convened on or be-
fore the last Monday IN September.
Italy aad Eag'ana.
Ro<x. Ana. h.-Ths Cspstal SAYS thai
England and Italy are negotiating on
the basis Of Continuance By Italy Of
the soudzn campaign, England 10
evaenats Saakenn. and to guarantee TO
Italy the possssslen Of the Soudan.
IAts statement 10 doubted, howevsr, bat
u V evident thai some negotiations are
on foot between tns two governments.
Measesgnor.
BALTIMORE, August I4.-Archbishou
Gibbons, on Tuesday, &C Cape Nav. re-
ceived by special messenger from
Rome Papal bull announcing his ele.
vAfion TO the dignity Of Aouseisnog.
This Ia the fast time thss the title Of
MonseiRnof has besn conferred in this
diosese.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

trc-Hun9sxian Faezkxa Minisear. Ia
s1o1trsed so Ba2zrnk Q plan for q
ee1msrciaI treaty hstwesn Aassro- Hzn-
gary and 6sEs1&ng dressed eaztnss al
toret9n countries. bat leaving % cash
o. tbs tvo eocatries In the compass In
depentencs In ffs hsme polsss. II 10
believed that tie plan vii nos mset the
views Of Bismarck
Deash Of Lsrd Vase Tempe4a.
LoSDoS, A1G. l4-Lord vxns Tenn
pess "a dad. He served With distinction
N the Federal array darin0 tie var in
America
Russian Prspesals.
Pans. Ana. IA dispatch bas been
receivsd IN tkis city from S.. Petersburg
states kQSslA has seAf England proposals
for settlement Of the dIspQte eoncern-
ma Zaihksr pass and the Positions com.
m4ndins It. Ths dispsieh adds that il
Is certain that England vii acceps the
proposals.
Threatening TsteFanees.
BKKLE, Aag. 14-rhe Krazz Zsisns1
a1B . that the moment has come % end
the intrlg1es Of Sir JOAN Krk, British
Consul General AZ Zanzibar, who 10 we'll
known for his ann German sentiment.
The present. friendly relsfians between
England and Germany will undereo
teeir nrst and perhaps decisive test in
East Africa.
Another Meeting.
FTKssA. Aug. l&.-Is il rumofed thai
the Emperor and EMPRESS Of Russia
after the meeting ct Eremisiers will 20
20 Tmuiden 20 visit tbs Duke Of Cum
beriand. and it 10 likely that thsy will
meet the Princess Of Wales there
Kxearsisa Beat Epses.
PARrs. Aug. I4.-An excursion boat
sas upset today as the mouth Of the
Gironds and eight of the passengers
were drowsed.
The Cholera An Spain.
MADRrD, Aug. l4-Incomplete cholera
returns for yesterday shoW 1915 nev
cases. and 1853 deaths throughout thu
country. In Granada the cholera In In
ereasine fsarfally. In the provinces
outside the city there have been re-
ported today 2ls deaths from the dis
ease. and 4s5 new cases, and in she city
popular agitation against san .tary in
reference has been renewed. In Seville
the local authorities have all resigned.
ALI the shops are closed, nothing 10
done, and the scoafge has an nnob-
structed deld.
Cholera in France.
WAsHrsoToa, Aug. H.-United States
Consul Mason, at Marseillss. in q tele
gram to the Secretary of State to dsy,
says the cholera in that place 10 Asiatic,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
PACIFIC COAST.
Mail for Australia.

SAN FRAxcrsco, Aug. A.-Hon. Rich
ard q. Baker, ex- Minister of Justice of
south Australia, who arrived hare on
the Aastrallan steamer, en- roste for
London, was interviewed By the Esraps
User on the probabilities of O with
drswal Of she Pacific Mail steamers;
said he: at 10 precisely upon matter
relating 10 this that am nov going 20
Linden. / have beea commissioned By
sne Australian Colonies 70 20 20 con-
suit with the ho0e governments relative
70 an agreement which has bsaa drawn
up by which the Eoglish mail services
can De let 70 some steamship company.
rhs agreement referred 70 has been
signed by Soath Australia. New South
N tales and Victoria, and have reason
TO t,eiisve Tasmania, Qaeenstown and
West, Australia will also sign u. Whether
New Zealand will do % 10 doRbsfui.
The proposal il to pay steamship oon-
panies 81 much per pound for mail
matter. The contract will call 70. a
weekly mail Of %, 80 or 81 days from
London to Adelaide. The E0slish
companies taking the mails via Suez,
receive q subsidy Of q million dellars O
year. Their contracts will expire In
September, 1887. The new arrange
Inent wsald commence on that date"
Mr.. Baker added: The Canadian Pa
sIfic mad offered to provide . weekly
Eaeilsn- Australian thirty day mail ser
vice via Vancouver Island for one hun.
dred thousand pounds year, and a.
the colonies we're nsW paying twice thai
sum it was possible the Canadian Pa
cifis would secure it. The probabilities
Of their doing 30 would" he said, "be
increased il the Canadian Government
Subsidized limo of steamers between
British Columbia and Australia, which
he understood IL was intended TO de-"
Geld fer che East.
San Francisco, Aug. 1.-The Govern
aent continues TO ship gold from here
East. IL ha. shipped this week up 10
date 81 900. 600, a. follows; Tuesday,
500 600 wednesday, $4,000; Thurs
day. 600. 600; Friday today, $780, 1000.
5hipmsnts were made By mail In Ieasher
trunks.
SAs FgANcrsco, Aug. a. Arrived
Ship VIM. II. Macy, from NanAime |;
schooner Peerless, from Seabeok.
Sailed Steamer Bsda, for Astoria !;
steamer Geo. w. Elder, for Seattle !;
bark 8 ,aamore. for Puget Sound.
PoKT BLAKxLI, Aug. H.-Sailsd-BTig
Courtney Ford.
TAToosz. Aug. N.-Dsnse foR, gentle
southwest wiad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Fee realize that the stomach 10 nssriy
always the offending organ IN whAt are
esllsd bilious ATTACKS, nsvsrshsieas thai
sQsh Ia tbs case h scientific f&ce ksep
the stomach heAlshy and the whole bedS
will be healthy. Cholera and other
a. germ diseases" caiknos b propaQAse6
in the sysfem 10 the ssomaeh and blood
are 10 q hsAlshy seMt@ De HAvsns Dys-
p~psia Care secures thia Desirable ssate
q fhs stcssaoh and blood. 6ampls ho<-
ssss frea a. A. u. 6tsxaxt's drag s<orA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Us Lam uRssuz sxozxwszx. ". =.
SulB n. i819
~ Slps1ss D hsFshg givxn shss ALskkf ..
coMDEN hAa &Ied ne<zos e inssnzten - n&as
e@A esesf hrsn~s ksisen nconz3nm, Au1tsns
81 kskAp ssnnsy. % eas alzssk d Pea xsds
se&, ". r., % nsxs12y sAs 1skA day -
eRae. fDR ~ % \ ~ 80 & a ssse4sa q
sgwnzksD - nesxs. fHaas sa@s
Ne 1kzazes - wtznz1ssBs Menxy @. &AAe.
RsanR o. gaeshaen. Jakn ". ff.AM and Seznss
T. Bs3a. I'll - RuHs M&1sren. ". Z.
1OHH 2. @OWx1,
tyf2zzm maxzRazr a - LMn4 QHaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

N0rTCR 10 HKRKBv GIVEN HY
~ The undersigned, executors of TIE
WIN Of Henry 4. Atkins. 6aceassd. 20 ths
cfedteors of ana eli peraons haviux clAima
eGAizst the enid deeeassds eges1e. - ex.
hiA.f than. with tho neeessary vouchers,
william ons year nftw tain noeicA - IN
nd execnteg'A or efthsr ct snem, stfAeal
barred. NARY J. ATKINA
NORMAN PHMEIKtD
kxecatofs q tAs esease of Hsnry A. A
kfaA deoeaAe6.
Dass q Ara pahikoasisa. July q ies&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
I sxisiing under ne name and style Of
Seattle, 10 this day dissolved By mutual
consenk N. a. Brnscn retiring.
All debts VIII be pat1 and claims col
lectsd b. A. Alisn. who viii continue the
business. ALExANDEM All4EN.
N. III. BkA6kN.
eeattiA July q, lsl,A ai2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

coxrRacr Lzf.-Tas Baildinx oon-
mites Coz Grace Hospital bald . nest-
ina Thursday evesixR, an& decided 10
award thu eonsrAcs Cor furnishing the
safnr for ths srecsioa Of 0fsas HoPital
10 p. w. Wooaaman, On his bid OF 500.
The seesesy will fnFpssh ell the material.
and Mr. WoodAmAa Aeress - psrfoFE
the labor for f7n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

tn TMK MATTK7 or fEE SzTATH or
Il Classics o. TsAln. aersasaA
MeAcs y hsrseF Bsvsm W Ne tinAnszlEzs&.
sAminlsexN1zxx q taa aEsE1s e charaes q.
Texan. 8sam2smE. - tke esx4zsnxy 81 cd ail pw
ssas AswsxE esnzzn2 a&nane& - R@n& dsoezssa.
b pzessss Eham. wssh Ne asesaanry vencesrs.
faas nsssns. % O. sai4 A2maszzx.lzzx. - 49,
snes & sssxka. Hallm 0 6aszn, D. sAs ksmay
hso<1. % BFsnt s1nss& IN fhs slsF - 9&Hs1ss.
sszz<y 81 Ktn9 gAA Tsrr1s&xy - Wkn&lnHaz,
e. eAemnewzd Do fssssex haazeA
n.ase Sasy "a f9sx.
MAzTr. ro2m,
&6mknlsE<nksfx - O. ssass a c2asiss u.
1eaxn, asssssna. Bn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

wAsarxarux. Aug. iA-Ftrsa Comp
trsalcr baraAm s.ys be u nos sxsotiy
saitsl3ed vita LoFins's explAnAsIoa Of
M aoeoanas as Commissioned Of AsFs
enltura, ansf ualsss he oaza offes better
s~s,sans fur expanditares fGF Sod. etc,
shi1n have yea been suonisssds ne. TIE
Oumpssoaisr, wfii have % refer the fact
IA tAe sslscitor Oh the Tfeasary fos the
in,1ilntion Ell lss,al prps sedinSA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

RaOvKY TO LOAN AT OSR Pkh
VI SEAT. On inaise improvss Rrspe<<y e.
a Whise rivsx fArm lasz& Azkres I'M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Rhysieisn and eurgscn.
mxxrsz. ". q zgsAw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

WAsHN6Tos, Aug. l4.-Acting Com.
missioner Wilkes Of toe General Land
Ofiise has declined TO issue sny more
pasants to the Northern Pacific Railroad
pesding q decision fixing the legal
status Of the road. la this regard be
follows the rule laid down by Consents
siorsr Sparks in relation TO the Caiifor-
nia and Oregon. aad Oregon and Oali-
fornia railroads. The question as issue
briefly stated il that the road vas not
completed within the time required by
law, and that until Congress takes dea.
mite action in one way or the other no
steps should be taken 20 place ID beyond
the power Of the Legislative branch of
the Government to protect the public
righta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
THE EIyDERGIRFRN,

AT THk NORTH SCHOOL HOUSE,
n VIII be fecpened Ang ~ ~. at Am.
hehooi -. needlowork for airs Rrun "a
laFa auire this we 4. tram : 10 ] D. m:
- the n erlA school
- In ALWfNk FOKDfaCH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

WAsHmoToN. Aag. l4.--Coi. Wright.
Consmissioner of the Labor Buresu. to-
day had the appointment OF O. p. Judd
~ special agent of the buresu revoked
beosuse OF bis recent arrest ia Colorado
ON charge of horse stealing aud his
admitting his gait, and also, that be
had served swo terms in the peniten-
siary tor the same ohense.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
MRS, ". ]. BLACKWELL,

TEACHER OF PAINTING. DRAW
j i8g from Life, stia liza. sketchins fren
nature repounsA eeched. electrueypea
metal work. mural decoration. modelling
In clay and 9utta perchA, benc usta tapes
ecosa. lusfsr ceiors. tapestry, dyes and
cAnvas fxrnishe1 10 pupkla. China aired
fof aEaaxeurn. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
A Company Rev.

81 ouIs, Aaa. H.--W. K. Fssssr. Of
rs~ YORK, today filed Q petision In the
Trssit Osurs OF this city praying for al
ssssr dissolsing the Belcher Sugar
asssisQ Company. The trustees Of the
rsmuany have advertised the property
= a I'D on the 18Th inst., buf Foster
- ths Oourt 10 declare the bends or
- Company n1il and void, and 10
80 their csn0ellation; also 10 dis
srsTe shs corporation, and enj1irs the
ssrsotors from dispssing Of any part Of
- procsrts, and 30 appoint n recsiser
= - charge thereof. The matter
Vii b eisen bearing next seek.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

La yRuAs. u. ~. Asz. u.-Msxwsli
usKsed shrunxh AaFe on TIE ~ bnrs
eaeeper, Ha vas ssea - Q repsftes nal
reaassd 20 yield anyshing nee soncesne
tpe ease. IL 10 said tnas BE b houFty
Rrswinx more nsrssas % Re nesrs nm
dassinaIion. Ne uili arrive II - Lsais
saadAy morning. A. ni96s shs prssoa-
er 10 chained 90 dis herth bus ekhsfwsss
be- ID not tra1ed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Nxw TonK, Aug. l4.-The Ctntral
Tnfie Association, which 10 composed
of eli railroad lines bound east from
Cnioaas, met As Commissioners fink's
sfass this afternooR, and in chs Ian
sasss Of ens gentleman present ''sbings
wsss very lively" Ihs result Of ths
ssesine was decision % form q gross
noney pool, all settlements ts date from
Anauas Let. The question Of polosnt
aas will be decided Iatsr on. A board
ess elected. sad given power TO confer
with the truck lines.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
Renalrn Neealed

WssaEnaToN, Aug. 1.-THE Acting
ssorssary Of the Treasury has received
report from the Superintendent of
pehlio Buildings ct Mes York. 70 the
slfect that the Custom House. Posi-. ffices
aud Appraiser's 0fhse are ssaeh IN very
kaA e0ndisien, and in great nesd Of
Immediate and extensive repairs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

w.mmssos, Aug. l4.-it 10 under
/. ssood ibs nswly appointed Assistsat
T~sssrsr % Gan FransiseI. has been
issesrsssd By Acting Secretary Fair
aid 70 take possession af the sob
Treasury there, and 10 eosos tbs money
snd aseurities tn sach m .naeF - May
b dssmsd 10 the BEST interest," Of the
esviee.
Dlsawseeshie eemmissssn.
wazzrxoTos. Aaa. la.-0fficers VI the
NsKiae hospital service hays heea
efasred 10 visit the cities of Tosnpieo
md BaRdad, Mnxico. meas she Texan
fruatier, TO invessigsts the reports thai
sasisV fever prevails In thoaa cities.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

hxw lesk, Aae. i4--Gsnssai Win.
nsse = hAaeaea. havin9 compssssd she
oasase iaposet upon him in connection
VT 10 e1siAl Of GeTierAl 6ranh has
leeaed ssaiialiE thanking ia detail the
onfsnix.isaaa aud commanders. militia
naval veteran. cisia. manioapsi. ETC..
seAt aasssie{l His obliGAaions 10 the
@ennefs n bic stat are acknowledged
ne sazaA and the presence OF Gsn.
wafaen Of Georgia. aud Gen. lee Of
sxxaaaas u spekesi Of N especially
af1tlfykrR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
serxesI Then Righa.

prxxzas, Montana, Aug. 1A-Ed.
cesidfna With 700 associates, t,astle
-. a The Mnssel Shell, yesterday met
-srsndine band of PiegAns between
esscv apd Half-bFesd creeks. The
$500 numbered tvsnty and we're
s.ssomganiea by rs stolen horses.
esrldrne and party dred killing one
s-S1an BAL being greatly oatnumhsrsd
- compelled 70 retreat for reinforce
-. whish they obtained. and over
1900 the negatives killed tins sntire
s.,sg and recovered the stolen horses.
Esss eject this tpattBe may have on the
,s:ghboring bands is ankLswn, bus no
- a antidInalte4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

wvw Yosx, Ana. Ji.-Ihs schedule Of
- ard liabilities Of John Roseh are
ss.s~s-d 20 be fled this afternoon
TssT shoN the liabilities 70 DO over
= gneO0. The nominal asssts sre said
- IS lsi, 60 and the actual assets
2Mf00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
Proper.

WAsEMoTos, AuR. lA.-First Comp
trolAer durham has given @ decision
that undsf she aes making appFopria-
lion for the COLI csiou Of internal rev.
enuR, the barean officers are ouly
entitled 20 q per diem Of % In lieu Of
Subsistence while travelling ard away
troen home on daty, and are not entitled
10 that Whan At hoKus.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

1t 10 IN contemplation TO appoint an
army ohser 10 perform the Office OF In
dian ARsns upon San Carlos Ressrva-
saon. some time ago Secretary Lamar
expressed the conviction that an army
ofaeef should be designated to repre-
seut both the Interior and War Depart
meats. sad the Secretary recommended
70 the Psesidsnt that Capt. A. T. Piercs
Dc assigned TO the position. The Presi
de1s has not jet siRninsd his parpoee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

IS Ngw YoRK, Aua. l4.--Geo. w. Wilkes.
~ well known sporting man and fsscnd
4 az the Newspaper Wakes Spirit Of he
fsm<s, b dying. He participated 40
sivslg In California politics about 1854.
- 4 elose friend Of David @. BREEDER
"a. and inherited bis estate unaar ihe
mrsh exeItinR Mitigation.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

touuvrxx.lL Aag. fl.-Hsnry Frees,
seleFeA, w4s banged as CAsaetsshnr2 10
presence sf 5000 parsons today. fas sssar-
dsfina Chesasr Younker lAaa Mar. He
asszhsf conf.slssHt o. denied his gala.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Asaizageas. Aa9 IA Secretary Bay
80 his directed Toe u.itsd States Nun
saHf y attend the International Uopy-
uHet ooafeusnee in Berne. Switzerland.
g 6spesnbes 5th, 10 heing 9ndsxstee6
s13s bic pfuiaaes dcee nos bad thls
oussrnmenA The ssipalAtlen b naada
eaa.ase the saAsser of eopyri9ht Ia new
pssdisg before Ocn,srsss.
re Navy Dep srsmeas enee sssre.
WAsHfRarsk, Ace. ik--An order ssn-
eN - teas rsesnsly Issued ey SmsFesAry
x11.east viii saortis be ssat oas frcsn
sss Akss Daplrtmeal Navy rsxala-
ssses rsQairs naval oazcsFs shaai1 servs
s2xse ysAnl o. ssa and tnFne years on
Msese. sstalnazsr n The end 81 the l&fta'
eefsoa % ssa dsay. ConpaAint mas beer
meac ~ suuse i,lzm4s tlass they iiia nai
seesirs shsar fan time On shcFe. and d
ssasay any sneh evsia that mag exis
- e4eezss Gns fraai sAs line sa6 90
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Prrrnzuna, Pa, Aas. iS-Ths Traa-
era er1Aaixation thfeaaheaa We unitsa
States wlil issae q petifasn tzsznaFsow re-
qslss8ing Psszadsnt C1evsland 20 call a.
ss1xA sessien es Osngresa D. - esFosad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

60 sscrnAE, Mich. Ane. IA. Rep
ss-ssa;ys +. b. Barry wss arrested IN
Hsrs-s~ civ iuss before noon, GA the
ss,sTs Of ths jackson train Al last
..1assa,s be had not sueeeeded In 90
ss1sns.e bafl. Ti3e easrge 10 limiting
sss~.@iraeg. All 10 Quiss here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
roe gsilaesef suisan-

RxzIsx, Ana. A.-Admiral pssohen
tslezsspas that the snitan at Zsnitloar
hss sivrn his uacouditioaal asssas 10
9ermanyss claim % prutscsian ever all
tns territary oeeapied In Zsnxshsr By
German srhiecas ineladinR that Of the
sulsaa Of Vita. defmAny's TREAD. rhe
Satan Of z snx:su has orssred nis tsas-
Ieoss % kssp peace With the Germans.
ana mss withdrawn hts troeps from the
Recognised German territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

CoxsrAxrrxorLx. AaR. 1.-THE papa-
laas OF Krsuansehosp. Russian city 90
tns Dnispex. - Pait&sA. today as seked
he rurkisA ressdeass Of The sosS and
assampard % drive shem cut he nst-
lrary restored order wish mash dtaical.
~, Barring the rios . great nnRhsx Of
psreana wera woandsd. Thirsy Of the
natsve leaders have been arrested Ihss
apxsrsd the peouaeA and q b feared shat
tnes will Ia rsssnRs again rise s&Afnsi
see Tarks aaa the &uthaf1saes.
knsenksss Psas.
Rxzxzx. Aaz. 1as-Kalsnky, ne Am
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WAsHn0ros, AUG. l4-General New
ton, Cnief Of Enslneers, ia hls sunua
report of the removal of obstruetion,
a. HsH Gate, New York harbor, speAk,
OF tnnResina the resi- and drilling hole.
ier fne great blast Charging the holea
vas commenced during she nsnsh OF
July. and it 10 expected 20 be completed
about OcsobeE, a. which time the bias
VIII Be dred- The explosives used wiIl
De about 1900 pounds Of rock posdsr
Aooat 5000 . funds dynamite No /, and
soouf o.Ouo copper cartridges. rangins
FROM Is TO "a inches long and ~ inches
thiak.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

ToRozro. Aus. IA --T The crop reoorts
from along Credit valley and she foron-
20. arsy and Bruce sections Of the Gan.
adian Paei6a Railway are on the vaois
favorable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Ls,aA. Asa. lA.--CaasA has beea ooeu
uird by Gov-xnmens treorsL The Eea-
els ned on their approaca. fns news
from ArsqsipA states thst great missfy
prevails snsrs. OWING % the sxsctions
and sAs tyransieal aetioa Of the Cal
serlss Authorities. May Of the tnhabi-
ssats are having. Il ia said esaexal
fselinu Ia fsxeg Of the Izlssias Govern
rssns prevails IN the central provinces.