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The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16

Hello, old man., said gentleman on
Whitehall Street, stopping a cololed man in
front OF shoe store. "What've you got
in that bundle?"
PAR shoes, sar, dat jist got in de stoah
dar.''
''Did the proprietor know yot got them?"
"G ion way from hyar, bosG' Whacher
mean by castin' scch marks at po' mig
gah? In co'se the gemman knowed hit.
"Weil, don't think lie did, answered
the white man, "and as am the owner of
that store reckon I'd better hand you over
to the police
"'rhe other grew pale and huskly said;
SIS yer, fer a fac, boss?"
Il am; and now tell me what | am to
understand by such action?"
'Nullln, sar, 'eert bin a-waitin' fei
YER an beiu' as yer was SO long a-comin',
| 'claded ter go out an look yer up.
What's dcy wuth?"-[ Atlanta ConsLitu-
ton.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16
A Sarcastic Mother.

Mr.. Pactolus Wilkins had been more tn an
usually aggravating in his satiros on his
wife's culinary ability.
You mean thing" said Mrs. Wilkins,
bursting into tears. Il won't speak another
work to you as long as live"
"Great Heavens ~ said Mr.. w. "Tom,
run out and tell Slenker to send up two
bazoos, a kettle drum, four parrots, and a
steam calliope at once. Hurry now"
"And what under the sun do you want
with all that foolish stuff ~ exclaimed the
voluntary mute
"To get accustomed to the change, my
dear, replied Mr.. W. doctors say that
sudden changes are always fruitful of lis
ease"
I'm go right home to my moth r" said
Mrs. W., as she fell into a hysterical parox.
ysm. -[St. Paul Herald.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16
The Care orChiIdren.

BosToN, MAss.-A leading medical Journal
thinks it is about time mothers should know
how seriously the health of children is i'm
pcrilled by the use Of preparations contain
ing morphia aud OPIUM, ard given for the
cure Of colds and coughs. The chemist of
the Brooklyn Board of Heath, Otto Grothe
Phi. D., graduate Of the University of
Kiel, Germany, certiiies officially that recen-
tly harmless and yet effective article for
such complaints has come to his notice. lie
refers to The newly discovered Red Star
Cough Cure, which be found purely vegeta-
Gle
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16

A YOUNG lawyer was appointed to defend
negro who was too poor to hire counsel Of
his own. After the jury was in the box,
the young lawyer challenged several jury
men whom his client said had prejudice
against him. "Are there any more jurymen
who have a prejudice against you ?" whis-
pered the young lawyer. mo, boss de jury
am all right, but now wants you to chall-
enge de .iedge. has been convicted under
him seberal times already, and maybe he is
beginning to hab prejudice again me-
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16

The secretary of the London Swimim-
ming Club makes the following suggestion:
To battle before retiring to rest, after the
means Of inducing slesp-the happy, peace
full sleep Of a child that would be an anti
dute to most of the ills that flesh is heir to,
not for getting lunacy, which is induced by
want of sleep"
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16
Wilmington
Clothing
House,
Fine Tailoring.
mo. $685.
MARKET
IsT.
Jno.-W Diefendorf, Manager.
Jno. W. Diefendorf, Manager.

WILMINGToN, DEL. April I9, IS.
Having removed our place of
business to the above number,
we solicit a continuance OF your
patronage feeling assured we can
give you satisfactory work. We
have a stock Of Suitings and
Trowserings to select from equal
if not superior to any in this mar
ket and our intention is to make
this branch a special feature of
our business. Thanking you for
your orders in the past we hope
to merit continuance of the
same.
Yours &c,
John w. DIEFENDoRF,
Manager.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16
Only a Sub Now

Jinks,-"Why, Finks, old boy, how are
you My gracious, how you have chang
ed"
Finks. .-'In what way ?'
Jinks.-"You seem to have grown rather
careless. You used to be quite dude"
Fmks.-'Oh, that's t, is it? Well, I'm
married.
Jinks-. .''Not dude any more, then ?''
Finks.-"No; I'm sub-dude.'
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16

Those sharp pains in the small of the back
and around the hips will quickly go after
you apply Hop Plaster. Ladies', pay atten-
tion to this. 25c.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16
From Major Downs, Military Instruc

From Major Downs, Military Instruc-
tor, Mt. Pleasant Acadamy, Sing Sing, N.
y; During the very cold weather l was
suffering with Catarrh Ny head and throat
ached so severely that l was obliged to keep
quiet. Ely's Cream Balm was suggested.
Within an hour from the first application l
felt relieved, the pain began to subside, In
few days l was entirely cured.--W. A.
Downs. Price 30 cts.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16

Salvation Oil kills pains every time For
cuts bruises, splains, strains, burns, scalds,
and irost-bites it is an nGallible cure. Price
only twenty-five cents bottle.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16

An exchange says; Mans average life is
3S years" DR.. Bulls Couge Syrup will
always live.
The Wilmingtonian., 1885-05-16
j. o. Mccormick
s. +. COR. 7TH 4 JEFER
son STREETS.

Dealer in fine groceriesand pro
visions; choice coffees a speciality
Rios, 10, 20 and rs cents, Lagua-
yra, Santan, Old Gov, Java, 80
cents, guaranteed to be a fine ar
ticle; choice teas Fresh and salt
meats, canned goods of all kinds;
Lea & Co. and western flours.
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FOREIGN.
DtsaPterfF Clerical.

NAGIAC8les
SANTIAGO d CEu1. March IO.-Tbe
sasrle4l party hela meeting here S1r :
dAy, which res1lsed il % much disorder
ms u was found necessary to call the
psl1cs 10 preserve the peacs. Stones
NO other missiles sers tkrsxu, and
several persons we're iniarsd
Barned
HALIFAX. March l0.-The Bellevue
House. owned By the Imperial Govern
neuf- and occupied by the officers Of
.ae garrison, ourned tonight Loss
80 60; 10 insurance.
RetaiIatsry ArtIsn.
vienna, March IA bill revising
the taFId Was introduced in tho Reich
srAth, authorizing an increase Of the
import duties on cereals. 30 as to raise
them 90 the rates s6opsed By Germany.
The measure applies only TO eeresls i'm
ported from France on Germany.
war In Central America.
La LIBEKTAD, San Salvador. March Il.
War has been formally declared.
he 0a&ht 60.
BEKLIS, March 1.-THE ruuer that
Count Won Munster, the German Minis
ter to England, Is about TO resign, il
credited IN high diplomatic circles.
what They Ceae.
The result of Count Herbert Bis
marsk special mission to England rel
alive 70 German interests in West Afri-
Ga ~ reported as follows: England
cozcedes 90 Germany the whole of the
Csmeroons country With the exception
Of the mission town of Victoria. where
the Germans are alleged te have hauled
down the British flag. England fur
Their agrees not 10 interfere With any 40.
ton which Germany may take in the
entire country from the south bank of
the Rlo Del key, q small river empty
Ing into the blight Of the BealfrA, some
distance north of CAMERON, to Gaboon,
which enters the sea near the equator.
Germany, on the other hand. recognizes
the suprsm macy of England over the
country lying between the north bank
of the Rio Del Rey and the Lagos. This
covers the tasin Of the Lower Niger.
We Dent Care.
LONDON, NJ reh l.-rhe Telegraph
states thas the English Government re-
jects the offer of the United States 10
negotiate a convention with the British
West Indies
An Openinx tor Cur Hog.
PARIS, March ll.-It il stated that N.
Fourier, Minister of Commsrce, will
ask the Chamber of Deputies to repeal
the las. prohibiting the importation of
American meat. This action will be
with the viev of allayinR the feeling
aroused by the increased duties on corn.
Rafifed.
MApRID, March 1.-The Cortes, by
1872 to 80, ratified the commercial agree
meut with England.
A French Victory.
HoSGKosG, March 1.-The French,
after I'VE days fighting, carried the
Chinese positions around kslungs For
ty Frenchmen we're killed sRd go
won oded.
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swsaslsssM Asp rwssslksKs.


Ia dlzsrssee bstwixt tveedledam
md twsdledte 10 thus pretty neatly
vi tossA BY AZ exchange
Zoe ean tsll The people n You want
y 30 ap yuas paper, thai am going -
si@n Hhup here 20 man1faclufe aud
spair Wagons ana carriaces.a ssid 9
M1a e ne9spApsT pablishes. "woala
sos iske g hAvs ID standing adver.
sssnsnt = said The editor. :" Oh. ]
AT uarlf ~ item.s Was the sespense,
Ne1la yua iake 10 saoseFihe for tAe'
Ffer Well, no fm taking all ]
skn road nost--I may take yours when
ssms q then. runa ont The next day
~ eahsss wlnteSi sso nee spokms puiI
y sts hssRI and tbs dashboard fxeel
20 and Be- yseas TO HE ahopkseper An<l
No foa can IN this bse,U IL yogi
s.ns . lob 81 kcer 90 basy."
HE shopssseper tookgd il over and
40 faa spokes will be 20 eenns
secAs and he dashboard si--makins ~
" not1eaAEy fepairs.~ bat, !" sid the
e dsn't care b. pay anything
- thog2ht you Night want . job
- " Ill az yoaf time-jusa m item.
yo1 kmew. kaf the ahopkaepaF wms
maaknAht, sila said, with q carve Of has
3ss Do you think ana fool %
ssfk Tor nothing 10 you think GAIA
~ stuiA snd vood and eoAl. and Fent I
eep and aesp eSoisS ard do eofk tal
49, o. excuse me. " said ths
easishef. hat oxn a printing sfHoaA
~ aha flltsiiaare, wAlch cosi theit
0s % aotAra | hs*s 70 bay pApet
eass. ansl PAY cash foF hired bell,
snd al neoessaFies. | have q cit
T A.aen u over tws thousand eoples
1'2h eexa mls MANY dollars eash
F as ard Yesterday yea lad he uals
sSse8 and isadAstiy 70 Ask thai | tel
.ess 100 taooslna families thai yss
s 49, q easAasss ready 10 recsive theii
eesainA faF ieeshlIne.a
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PACIFIC COAST.
The sharon Case.

~ 1e3A9& &aeNs
SAx Francisco, Mach 1.-THE plain
tiff IN the Sharon divorce suit took en-
appeal today from the Judgment rem.
dered by Judge Sullivan. by which it is
sought TO reverse the order of the court
allowing defendant TO amend his an
swer after said cause bad been tried
and decided by the court, and il plain
tid shenld succeed in reversing said
order. she will recover judgment against
the defendant for 5000 00o, which, il
Is claimed, is admitted by the pleadings
as they originally stood to be her share
OF the common property.
A sharon Dodge.
SAN Francisco, March l1.-The Erast
irer's Sacramento special says; at has
Just been brought to public notice that
the Legislature passed an amendment
to the Civil Code. which, it is claimed,
Is in the interest of ex Senator sharon,
bearing on the Sharon divorce. 1t pro
yides that an appeal may be taken from
an order heretofore or hereafter made
before or after final Judgment involving
the payment Of money. This will en-.
able resistance to the payment of ali
mony.'
sine DIE.
SAcRAMESTo, Cal. March lI.-Ths
Legislature adjourned sine de this af
ternoon.
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SAx ExAscnncc. March 1l.-Arrived--
Steamer San Pedro. from TaeosaA-
sAiied-BfitisA steamer Barnard Cas-
tss. Coz SanAimo.
TAroosH. March iI.-Ship YOSEMITE
passsd in and bark tossed OCT ; fresh
sszshwest wind.
PokT R1AKkLx, March u.-sailsd-
RArk Menians. for soath Anasrssa-
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rak Was N raE pgssaT.

STEAMBOATS, IKE 0oRpos GRANT.
Laxnox. March 1.-The Government
intands 80 build fifEy stern wheel steam
boats fer use on tes Nile.
TIE grant Of $4,000 made By the
0oyeFnmsnt 10 the family Of General
GoEdon. was paid osef 20 trustees. Who
viii aae Il for the henslt Of dis family,
according 10 Gsrton's last wishes. in
saeh way - the Queen may direct
rraIH 10 USpEzEAKK THE ExIIFF OF
KAEsAI.A.
RzuzSwIa, March 1.-The fsaF<ad-
ssv Be3gs annoances. in a dispafcA from
Rome, shas Italy wsll undertake the r.
f;ef Of KassAia. The correspondent
says thAs the plans for the nscsssary
cAIspaian are conapassed-
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A man nay b sallad . eon6rmsd
liar vhea nstAing thai ~ says u CO.,
kene&.
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- viva with syesd.
= taei al fissty . : fool il deed.

aA assla trolhle. liks the oniy san,
W. soea Hls the nsn Who nurses u.
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The brave deed Of Thouass fonkin,
snsiaser ~ the Mes Almadsa Mine. ne
esntly. 10 rsunAlniaa Al he PISA az
lsnss ea terrihle danger. u order 10 save
the lives Of thoss eeios et@. hss net
with ssany tFthales Of praise. u sas
while hia kAnd was apcn the throttie Of
his snesas. and he was towerinR ssaiys
nsa u he cage dowa tie deeps dsrs
shsff Of the mine, thai he ooaisf ex'
plo<iea- Alsksoxh sslns4 gtth seaiaine
s,eAm and hlisiered ~ boiling water. he
STAYED BIZ hiz enGtne wstA snhlsme fsrss-
tads, knowtn9 teAt % n@e Tor ets sSn
ssfsfy vuusd BE- ts preezpitsse he eARe
and he comrades lsoo teet % the ecs
ton a. The mine. Not natll the saaaAl
~An rszAs came did BE rcls1se ia -
oaixsd clutch spon The valve
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PhiIlis nA&xis q pretty cake
To please Der papas palate;
Her pArsnt paf 4 on q cake
And esd ii fer q malist.
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The DkIaheuaA Isesnaes.

ARKANSAS CETF, IA, March ll.--At .,
csancil this afteEnoea tho Oklahoms
boomers decided to wait further sdvioea
ffom their Representatives In Washing
ien, vhe are esdeavorinR 70 tnteFoeda
wiss tho authorities. The United States
Marshal has ret,eived warrants for ths
arrest Of the boomers who we're In She
Territory last winter, and has arrested
20 men and will start for Wichita this
evening for their examination. There
ere i2,0O9 beomiRs here. fhere are six
sempaniea Of troops At 0hiloceo, six
niles south OF here, awaiting reinforce
nsnts. Genera Hatch says he can get
eight more companies, II needed.
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fAs man uho sasAhlss on the siadsf-
vsssh 4 nos henefaesor Il IN nsesL
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A nussIAs DENIAL.
TWO AssENESrs FoR AsKABkB-

LONDON, March ia Dispatch from
Russian Government has ordered two
regiments from ElizAbethpol TO Aska-
AsksbAe railroad. Four thousand Ras-
sian troops are reported 10 have left Tiff
he forsniahs ago for Askabah.
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Aame Candidates.

wAsHMoroS, March Il.--Is il stated
that Bailey, the railroad superintendent
A baltimore. IL q candidate for tue posi-
ton Of chief Of the railway mail ser
vice, and Samuel Med 1nsld, OF Mash
willie. Tenn, wants Chief inspector
ShArpe's place.
Inc Poss masser GsneEal has taken no
aston a. yet In regard 20 changes. but
has asked J. b. Nimmiok. Private Secrs-
AIRY, % remain.
K.P. Daft, Of Pittsburgh. wants to
be Surveyor Of that port
Ex Gonarc3aman II. =. Stevens. OF
New York. and Congressman Lamar,
Of Massachusetts, are prominently nsa-
sionsa In eonneetion With the Indian
once.
Of Holsoken, expect him 90 be Minissss
20 Switzerland.
n vas stated to-day thai the position
az Finst Assistant Postmaster General
has bessn offered - Or. Geo. L. Miller
editor Of the Omaha Herald, and thai
he declined 10 Ell CoLGreSs1aan STE
yensan, Of Illino&s wants u, bat y Y
thoaaAf THAI the appointment Of Gen
Fsla II 81 thai sfaae a. Pension Commits
siouer uiii have the saeca Of ruling oal
c6her Illinois aspirants for hiR places.
Il 10 said that Postmaster Genera
Villas intends 10 tivids the three Assist
ana Postmaster Generals in geuerapo
ical var. that. one wtll Be taken srou
The East. one 'frem the West and on
from ths south that y. n. Bell o
Missouri viii Be the Western man. e.
/ Congressman TAlhot tue Eastern san
ana sAAa either AlAhAma ot 9eofet
will ese the other plscsS
There seems te be 10 dO1ot seoat %
resenfiaan ef 4. q. Graves - AsssstAn
| United States Treasurer.
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NV YoAK. March 1.-THE Times
sys Of the reduction of the White
Hoass force; III the principle th1s de-
ansd 10 the White House 10 carefully
sypiisd throughput the servise. not less
tksn twenty thousand mea will be
arieksn from she Federal pay rolls,
shils tbs legitimate work OF ths serviee
sill be much better than before"
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AHxANsAs CirY, KA. March fl.--Gen.
ssAl Hatch recsiyed an offidial dispatch
from Camp Russell, Indian Territory.
stating thai eight hundrtd boomers
from Texss and Arkansas are moving
eastward Aaross the Sac and Fox reseF.
orders that they be turned back and con
aactsd OF the Government lands.
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y. LOUt1s Wbfuh IE.-~EAtFeft "a. Uaf-
NJ. Cashier of the De3oto bank, of De-
Soto, No.. was arrested todisy charged
With forging checks 20 the arnonnt of
several thousand dollars. while Cashier
II the Oneonts., Nsv York bank. six
yesfs see. Carver was brought here
MS sweating, and Left tonight for One
ettA, In charge Of sheriff MeCready, oi
tkseRo oounty. New York. Carver has
been cashier OF tho bank NJ LleSoto foi
he past year He had iDinsd shs
church. moved in the best society, and
01z VaTN rtnFszhkF
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LONDON. March ll.-Childers, Chan
eellor Of the Excheqnsr. stated in the
House OF Commons this evening thai
the Government VA uniformed of any
further advance Of Russians or Afghsns
NOR did he bsliese such an ad-
vance would be made
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FALLING PRICES.

Prices on all continental boursss have
fallen in sympathy With the feelings 10
the London Stock Exchange. The Prin-
eipal decline. are among Russian and
Egyptian securities.
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NV YoiK, March 1.-THE trial Of
lspss D. Fish. formerly President OF
AZ Marine National Bank. was begun
=, afternoon bsfoFe Judge Benedict in
n criminal branch of the United
s.s,ss Circuit Court. The defense tried
3 sssurs q possp0nemeut on the ground
4 Gsnerai Grants illness, bat the court
.nsared the trial 10 proceed.
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SANTIAGO d CELL. March IO.-The
SasflcsI party hsle meeting here Sur =
oAy, when resnlted II % much disorder
IA Is vas found necessary to call the
psaacS 10 preserve the peacs. Stones
40 other missiles ve.s tkrswu, and
several persons we're iniar@d.
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Ihese Is nothing new IN the railroad
strike here this morning. A committee
from sedalia have called on the men in
the Missouri Pacific shops, bat Il is an
derstOod that they got little, If any.
satisfaction. II u stated that the men
ia the Missouri Paeiae shops there have
decided not 10 go out The militia CON
panies which left here yesterday are
still resting between jefferson county
and Sedalia. Negotiations for q eom-
promise bstveen the railroad company
ard the men are now going on.
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Al meeting OF the creditors Of
niishsll d Kenislsr. proprietors Of the
Esssl Brunswick, it was stated that the
hbilities we're 1851 go; assets Sl23.-
CO., Tbs latt8F consisted 81 property.
gyrsised At wt'at u would probably
wing st auction.
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WAsHISGTos, March IT. - Senator
hiaHnine has appointed Eugene Hig
gins, Of haryiand.chief Of the appoint
ulent division Of the Treasury Depart
uisnf, 10 piaee Of Trevest. Of New York.
resigned. Higgins - a friend OF Sen
atOr Gorman.
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ne eesia Net Hmsesterr.

Woe President Hendricks recently ap-
plaeo 70 Postmaster General Villas 10
have friend appointed 10 tae position
OF superintendent Of the free delivery
system at the Chicago postoffiee, to take
the place Of the Republican ineambens.
Mr.. Villas, upon inqniry, learned shat
the above aaned officer had been regH-
larry appointed by the Chicago Post
master, and 30 informed Mr.. Hendricks
thai he could not interfere.
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Master Mechanic Hewitt visited the
Missoari Pacific shops here Just before
quitting time this evening and an
noanced to the men that the wages pre-
vailins in the shops prior 10 lase Septem-
Der would be restored. dating from the
lst Of March. THIS action Of the com
pany. he said. was taken in oonsidera-
tiOa Of the loyalty Of the men and the
cheerfnl manner in which they had con-
tinned their work under trying eircnm-
stances. The restoration amounts 10
from ten 20 thirty per osnt. according
TO tAs wages earned By the men 10 the
dfnarnnl danartnanfa.
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HALIFAX. March l0.-The Bellevue
House. Owned By the Imperial Govern
neu'- and occupied BY the officers Of
tae garrison, burned tonight. Loss
$50 90. 10 insurance
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FOR SALE.
GAO ACRES OF LAND

One mile from Rentsn. three-quarters OF
q mile from Cedar River Railroad hne
body of land: easy cleared IS per acre !;
q big bargain.
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NOTCH.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD
u win ~ PAID fer TIE arrsst anA cen
WESTON q any perso - psFn0na lnlerf1r.
M With any 81 ths hnrA q TIE RarTs
b0und Teis<Taph CempAny.
nhsdwi. I. I. NtNoR. Prs.s.
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SAcRAMKSTo, Cal. March IL The
Legislature adjourned sine de this af.
teruoon.
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rHEI WILL Sor srKIxE.

Kansas CETx, March u.-The Mis-
sonri Pacific officials this evening motif
iied ths county snthorities thai they in
tended 10 pay OF the striking men here
tonaorrow and discharge them, and then
pot nes men in their places. and that
they vtll bald the coanty responsible II
any damage 30 property results The
sheriff viii mot take action. ~ u ap-
Pears not 10 be necessary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

M wife 0f Deacon Sidney h Brown,
A H.edad. has been acknowledged by
a. COust Of Qa,en's Bench to be- the
sstsm Of Laurenoe Towiley. The
80 q liis estate in England is 500,
rTiIo, al,stit ~ 200, GO Of which Il be-
E,,sd 10 be her due.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

PARIS, March n.-It is stated that NJ.
Fourier, Minister of Commsrce, Will
ask the Chamber of Deputies to repeal
the Ia =. prohibiting the importation of
American meat. This action will be
with the viev of allsying the feeling
aroused by the increased duties on corn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12

As tie Postoffice and Interior Depart
nenfs tha rash OF visitors continued
TO-DAY without diminution, and notioes
nave been posted in conspicuous places
both BY the Postmaster Gensrai aud the
Secretary os the Interior, t. the eject
that oziy senators and Representatives
will be received after nosn. This rsOn
iatitin Is beginning to have a peroepsible
ehe.,, and both OF those officials nos
mud time to devote q small portion of
tiis day 70 necessary routine business
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-12
plyan ana ssiiivan.

Paddy Ryan has agreed to meet John
|. Sullivan within q hundred miles OF
Nsx Osleans 10 May, the aeht 20 be IN.
3a L0nd0n rules, with small gloves, for
Enf.