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more nitrate professional and Business as
sociates With an air of sincerity, he was.
vithal, full Of humcr. often weaving
In argument the most opt and amusing
anecdotes by way of illustration. This made
him a fayorife among his legal associates and
in social circles. His smiling countenance
never appeared to better advantage than
when be was relating some pleasant story,
and no one could tell one with better grace.
A meeting of the indianapolis Bar has
been called for this afternoon az 3 o'clock,
and will be held in the United States Court
room, Postofiice building.
The remains will betaken to Evansville to-
DonOw, after appropriate services at the res
ideDce, and will be inferred in that city on
Friday morning
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Poor OLD Louisville.

PITTsBURG, April 2s.-Ths base ballheason
was opened here this afternoon with an in
teresting but onesided contest between the
Pittsburg and Louisville teams. Notwith-
standing q cold rain which threatened to
prevent the sport, 1900 people witne' sed the
game, and shouted themselves hosrse over
the home clubs splendid victory. After the
first inning the weather cleared, bat cold
wind prevailed throughout the game. The
scoTe BY innings is as follows:
Pittsburg ......................l 0 0 0 0 0 2-4
Louisy ille................ 90 0 0 0 90
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Advice Co Mothers. - HRS. WINSDOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP Ehould always Ds used when
children Ers Cutting teeth. II re1ioves the nttls
suferef Is once II produces natural, quiet sleep,
By relieving ths Child from pain. and the nttls
oher1b awaKea ~ bright 10 @ button. r. nyeTy
pleasant 70 tagte Il soothes the ohlG. Eoftens the
EunSa. aAvb all pain. relieves wind. regulates TIE
bowels. Eld 70 the osFs known REMEDY for disgs
rhGs. whether EriGlng from tsesh.oe OF other
causes. Treztz-Eys cents bottle.
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NOTES

Manager O'Leary and Collins 'sassed"
each other during the game yesterday.
There was no game between the Nets aud
BrooklyRs, at New York, yesterday, owing
TO rain.
The Toledes will play here Rgaia to-day.
Casey and Mcclure will be the battery for
the home team. The Toledos will in ell
probability present phenomenal twirlsr,
who was engaged by Manager 0'Lsary IN
TerTe Hsute on Monday last.
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MERIDIAN Rink onen To.Niobt

The President of the Meridian Rink Com.
paDy did Brown act, yesterday, when
he arranged with the weather man to
bsve the north pole moved into this
locality for a day or two. The mo-
tive which prompted this phenomenal
transportation of the pole with its icy sur
rounclngs will be termed a selfish one by
some who are trife ungeneroUs. for it is an
open secret that the Meridian Rink will be
open this evening for the purpose of roller
skating
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Mr.. Washington was q native of Virginia.
and OF the sarue family as the great father OF
was 1t one time q sutton for the hand OF the
lady who alter ward became the wife OF Gen.
ersl Robert E. Lee, and he was familiar with
The families of many of the distinguished
perors of the Old Dominion. He settled in
Galloway County in 1919 and has remained
there ever since
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Grange OF TIME.
W.. N. /. and =. Railway.

On and after SUNDAY. April 20 No. "a,
leaving Indianapolis ut 10 p. IN. and No.
%, leaving De roit at $50 q. no, will bs.dis
continue on Sundays No. 81 will be daily
except Sunday. with sleeper indianapolis to
Detroit No. % will be daily except S3tnr-
day. with sleeper Detroit to Indianapolis.
F. P. WADE, d. P. A, No. 60 SJuth Illinois
stYeat
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They lose a Game Mt Last.

played Kansas City at every point to-day,
and easily won the game. Following is the
score
RsnFas CIty.................0 0 > o % o. 4
Milwaukee ..............-..-1 8 0 U o 0 e-I3
Base hits-kanssS City, :; ailwansee, IL.
Errors-Kansas Ciiy-l4; Milwaukee II.
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EaIntd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 Toledo. /. Lett
on Bass s--Indianapolis. 9: Toledo. 6. Bases on
BaIls-InoianapOlis. 4; Toledo, 5. Struck Out-By
McKeOn. 8: by Macarthur, 4. Base for Being Hit
by PiIcher-Toledo, /. Two-base Hits-Rainey
Bit-5hompson. Time OF Game-2:15. Umpire
Hoover.
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Beautiful Cards.

A set of magnificent Floral Cards. 415x6
inches, sent free to all persons who have used
Browns Iron BitteIs State disease and eff
feet. Write your address plainly. Brown
Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
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Circtpna,t wb,,ewasbed.

CINCINNATI, April 2s.-To-dsy's game was
poor exhibition OF wretched fielding on
the pBrt Of the home club. Score by innings:
Cineinnati.~.................0 90
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Notice of Appointment.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator of the persOnsl es-
tate OF John Miles, late OF Marion County Indi-
aua. dec6 aSed. Said estate e supDosen be SOL
vent THOMAS WATTS
Adm nistrator,
Denny & Tohin, AeogLe5s.
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-Men-Any man or woman making
Wv less tnan $50 per week should investigate
our easy money making business. We offer ener-
getic persons the best chsnce on earth 20 maze
money. Ga samples free 10 those meaning b0si-
ness. An agent writes: ''IOuF plan brings the
money quickest OF any l ever tried" Address
with stamp for papers n. W. MERRILL Il co,
Chicago. III. 20
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FOB SALE.
ANNOUNCEMRN T

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm of Camp
N jim IL Reisner, Boot and Shoe dealers, No.
% West Washington street, Is dissolved by mutual
consent.
Il Z. Camplin having bought the entire interest
of G.. A. Reisner and assumes all Outstanding re-
spOuSibIlites OF the firm ana collects all Outstsnd-
ingSdebts r. S CAMPLIN,
1913 G. , REtSNdR.
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w AHTED-situatiOu as hOusek eepsr by lady
w thirty Years old apd well educated: thor
oughly experienced, ard fully competent in every
department OF household duties: responsible per
sons only need reply; very best rert noes given
will 20 any distance address MRS. b. BERRY,
S34 Race street. Cincinnati .
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WANTED.
NJ ANTED-A good girl for general homework.
w 52College avenue -

NTANTED-Gir 10 do general house work. In
w quire SOC North Meridian street 20
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good girl for family OF three.
Wv Apply a. lt7 East south street. between l
and 2 O'Clock. Pa
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wv ANTED-Agents for the Sell Tnstrncting
w Chart for cutting dresses. Address l.. Du-
Ion. 81 Laurel street. %
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VA ANTED-situation by widow lady as clerk,
w cashier or 10 do writing: is eVoeriencef;
good reference given. Address WIDOW. 4s B-n-
ton street. 26
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VA ANTED-Situstion by young OF some
w experience in drugs: can furnish the best
OF reference. Address Il. D. Wesner. Box 81. New
berry. Ind. 3
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WANTED situation to work n a Wholesale
w house or drive d. livery wagon; reference
given age nineteen. Address s X. d
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w ANTED--A good country home: sm prepared
w 10 cut. fit ana make childrens clothes, and
when not busy sewing would assist with house
work or the care of children. Address S. Z.
RYAN Martlnsville. III. %
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VVANTED-By reliable young lady position
w &c clerk, cOpyist or cashier; good reference.
Address W. g., this office. p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-04
A FeRrUxE Fasm A FLswER.

The gorgeous dahlias which so bril-
liantly ornament the gardens al this
time, and are 80 effectively used in
decorations. are of Mexican origin.
They were first introduced into Ger
many by Dahl; their name was then
"Bideus Magnifca," afterwards they
were called dahlias in honor of thejman
who found them They were. when
discovered. quite single, having one
ray OF petals about golden disc; the
eolors were scarlet. yellow and white,
the latter being distinct from the 9TH
ers, having smaller flowers, and be-
ing Of dwarf hsbit. with leaves
much divided and feru-like In ehsrac-
ter. The English were the fret TO AZ
tempt the doubling Of the dahl:a,
which was priced by royalty, and so
jealousy guarded that those in charge
were sworn TO secresy as to their cui-
tivation; Ii was considered q great
privilege even 20 see them growing
In few years semidoublc dowers
appeared. and ultimately The perfect
double dzhlia was obtained. which
sold for Eve guinness plant. One
grower melted e26 ,0o0 10 two rcars
from bis crop.
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TEE 'Fnrsoo Coat TRGps.-Ws take
the following from J. W. HArrison's
Circular the coal trade has been
very slack this week. The retailers
sales have been increased for esmestic
use. on accoanf of she Indictment
weather, b1t importers and iobbers are
eosEpiAinina. both 81 the volume of
business and the lov Pssoes paid. some
Of the dealers ase IN . snari on account
Of yard and wharf room for cAsRoes
already arrived henes Australian and
Scottish are being offered IL cost 20 small
dealers from chips nos discharRine, Be-
avoid havina 30 haul and yard the
same. Coal 10 acting VERY pecaliAriy
this year, o. eoapsrel with former
SEASONS Heretofore whsn arain fref9hts
vere Faiing 81 ths pssssnt low figures.
With no sppars1f improvement IN the
bear future. ali forsien grades were
selling for losdinx. 81 rsuts and spot a.
fully 81 per ton abose preeest asking
Quofasieps. Thsrs is M reduction IN
prices a. psizts Of BAipmeat, % thas
vs<ssis mnSt Be sasSing fresRhf cooeeB-
sioss wkich, under extsfs19 etrsum-
slancss, xppears unreasonable
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WASHINGTON.
sesassF nahsne IH-An Aersx.,t q.
Grensa.

senatsF Naheae In-An Aers4,.t n,
greass.
WezzS0Tos. Jaa. 2.-Seua.o. Ma
hous vas attacked this morning ~ :
second CALL. similar to that vhich rrs-
eeded his severe illness last winfsr. ana
has been confined 20 his Bedroom ali
day.
Delegate Brenss, Of Washington Tar
Eitery. slipped 90 the lee wills vsikinv
from the Capitol fsv DAYS AGO. and Ia
falling broke one Of tie small boues az
his ankle. He has been confined 10 his
ro@sn since shs acciden1. bot hops 10
be able 10 walk cat Nth the aid Of a
crutch n . week OF two.
an taferstew vita Csmn,lss,a..r
ereGsgy.
wAsHIxSToS, Jan. 3.-RAceut crit
cisms By some Reeubliean members Of
Congress aDon Governor Csvelsnd-s
civil service letter. we're made the topic
Of an Associated Press intsrview with
Prof. J. NJ. Gregory, Of the Civil Ser.
woe Commissioa. today. In response
70 "A inquiry. be said: II have read
carefully Governor Clevelann'a letter 10
Geo. wu1. Curtis. and IL seems to me 20
be al honest expression Of a sincsre
aud settled conviction, With no hidden
meaning and no contemplated after
thonRht in the paragraph relating to
those who have used their places for
party purposes. which 10 some of bis
critics appears 20 be designed ~ loop
hole for q vide partisan prescription.
The verbs ART altogether too large and
piain for saeh eonssractioa. They are
80 opsn. frank and fearless as 70 forbid
all thonRht Of their limiting az anything
sinister and malignant
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wnApcen.

Mr.. Frank NorthFap start d for Hon
olnlu, Hawaiian Islands. yesterday
evening. where be will remain for one
year, having secured lucrative posi-.
ton in his basiness He formerly re-.
sided In the Sandsteh IslAnds. hence
goes there with bis eyes open
The eonsrscs for she erection Of The
nee Episcopal ehussh OF this city has
beee - 90 Richardson 4 Todd. fos
tl&0. ts be completed By April 2tth.
TIE baiidinR vii be located on Front
ssreef. u dlmsnsicns viii be 2txD fees
in the main. With eksaeA lixl6. vsstry
t0xlt and arEan room i0xit. A neal
sptrs wili ornament The ssfucsare.
unclo Harry Austin. and his sons. r.
O., viii and Banning. cousemplsie q
trip 10 TopolobAsrpo Hsrhor. On the
west eoass 81 cid Mexico. ~ engage in
rsiiruadtua. Uaeis Harry i an old
roasisr, Of many years experience, and
Two II khe boys are evil engtpcers-
Gonzales, iacsted "a the HaFbor. = {
neg teun Offering great Endorsements d
buziness men, engineers. nechanicS and
all others Who ARE uiliinR - work.
Mr.. @ J. Garland has returned g
Bcilinahan trom San frsncisoo. uhefs
he went 90 knslneaa coaneetrsi With ths
mill. The new meehlnevy - sboui
ready for operation, and u b expscted
thaf the snfsl wili Start up A. SOFA n
water can be ohtAiaed. We arr told
thai the csndecaeE. always Troublesome
has been anisrssy demolished By sora
Ne< that the faneer baSiness j. i'm
PROVING. there IL hope that The mill wi
soan be In epefafian. u IL hne msll
and wceld pat considerable moaey Il
circulation.
On NaEaAy lsss she dead body of J
h Lynch was found ear Lynde1- II
had been working % Professor sstsna
place. BY eontEset. sasartng. In faihnl
Z tree. an iMnmense lsmA becaEsa de
tAahea. drepp2nR forty fssa and cr0sh
iar his bead 10 paip. wnen f0nad b
wss tranan stiif benesfh The limb. wisl
an Ia hand. The snov about hta
shoued na sikns of q straeEis. To
deceased w4s a hsebeiot, ~ years q
-. and bad lived ~ Lsynasn . 80
ard half. Upea his body he bore u
eesss a. teFsshls wo1aa which BE -
cslred IN The Untnn array, and 70
whick h drswa pHnsioa. Ne had yer
/ litzie pruparss haeias his etsim. xe4
ssrssay M. QsiRlsY eanse 10 iown Q
unAks Arranxes~zss fes the o3rial :
Asssfts.
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i. rbsrssa sir-s scat dom g
i .FsIosk Isss sishi. rastins car
-. u se,ors ms brsak i % the
s..e.s.I Tsssss sni POsiiasd- and
-...bly b. repaired today.
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A QcKER Crrs.-Eariy Exposition vas-
iturs 70 New OTseans are esfanizhsd 90
dianmhaEkina from q steamer ic nnd
thai The seweEs are open stfs3ma al
water 81 The sidez Il the strests. and
ruanine assy from The river instead 81
toward q % sc the weils bailt mp from
the graond, nss daa in9o if. and 20 lssaFu
that The esmeeefies are ssrsfAb.s scities
Of the dad" The tonAs beinx ktfle
heusus with eahlss and reofs, and A.
ranRsd N avsness and s4aare&
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To Rent.
SUM MONS.


n ERRTTORY OF WASHINGTON,
! county Of King. S.
In justices Court before 8. B. vrooman,
Justice OF the Peace.
To Christian Thygensen You are
hereby notified that Michael Kelly has
fiied . claim against you in said Court,
which viii come on 70 be heard at my
Office. In Seattle, King county, w. r., on
the 18th day Of January, A. %. 1885, at the
hour Of 10 o'clock O. m. and unless you
appear and then and there answer, the
same will be taken as confessed and the
demand OF the plaintiff granted. The OBJ
iect and demand Of said claim Is to re-
cover balance Of so alleged to be due
said Kelly from you on account OF SER
vices rendered BY said Kelly on or about
the first day of October, 1851. In assisting
10 negotiate the sale OF certain real estate
belongiog 70 you. at your special instance
and request
Claim filed December 8 1884.
SIDNEY b. vRO0MAN.
Justice OF the Peace.
j. r. Ronald, attorney for plaintiff. tilp
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House TO Let.

A COMFORTABLE HOUSE, To
n rrr1s 8 LafEs s1enA eicsnts and pan
ri wakes lnt9 On: R0eG l&rKn hoxSzed
CELLAR cstk grained thrDsxhour two
and Howeil streets; SD Ser mourA 10
Rod Tenant lneuirs e. ]. GE4MA. ~
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lss 10 saeh raanner as ssIE, I'm tS.ir
1adgmezt. be usost hens9,1 &c %
Territory Ia general.
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A librarian. 10 axrAngiRg hl& bonks
ancosdin4 70 their zabseaz master. pus
irizh Balls and<s tke bad o. aszi-
sulfuxaA
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A FtsE LACE SHu.-Ths New York
shipping list OF recent date has the
following: We bad occasion in q re-
cent issue 10 call attention 20 she new
ship Albert @. Ropes, which Messrs.
Sutton 4 Co. had secured for thsir San
Francisco Clipper Line. We are again
CALLED upon 10 take notice OF another
valuable addition 10 our merchant ma
rine. this time the Competitor for ship
pers' favor being the Hsnry X. HYDE.
This ship, which il the second largest
sailing vessel afioat. measures 80 feet
length of heel, 192 feet over all, Is feet
breadth Of beam, and - feet depth Of
hold. Her gross tonnage Ia 25c0 and
net 2t62; she will carry ZOO tous veight.
She vas boilt by Mr.. Joseph Mcdonald.
Of Bsth, Maine. for Benjamin Flint. of
this city. and il a. fine q specimen Of
marine architecture as ever entered this
or any other port. Messrs. sutton 4
Co., with their accustomed enterprise,
and ever on the alert 20 meet the require
ruents Of their patrons, hsvs made
arrangements TO lay this ship on their
birth for Frisco. She will have their
asual p-omps dispatch. and Is speed
has net been overlooked In her model,
she Is expected 10 make quick time 10
the Golden Gate.
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Eor Rent.

|HoUsE WITH FOUR ROOMS; ALSO
Ii . large barn. ait4hle for . sork
shop. in the resr o. Saliivans block Ap-
p' ssd e 'oHc ca sus.lsh .ss...
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PETER LAWSON.

YOU ARE REQUESTED TO TAKE
L yosr horse away at once. - l am
shsrt Of hay. II. A. SMITH.
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q Ny fren.~ sAid an intaxioAte3 per-
Q a % korsehaak 10 q kenfieman vk~ua
he na<t % Q conntry rad, 9 Rn vsf'
muea .frzid I've Iashs my wsy. Can ron
tsli ne whas (hiel road Tn % r,
aYes. replied ths eentiemzn. sossnn
b. YEA are "a The rad 70 Fsin.n
= Taank yer I I gSs YER tkie} mach
FRA q I'd losht ny uss. Th.ak ysf-
Thea he ro<3s on. ard half an hanr
iaser ns resslAsx Chseszo. Dsrsss Frss
feersa.
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FREsa CLANS. Twelve pesrified
CLAIMS were found 10 California, sl q
depth OF two hundred and fifty fees.
0y men who wers borsag for oil The
only clans We ever attempted 20 cal
yess little less tender than an old
gum shss and didnt seem 10 have as
much favor - piece OF boiled sad.
die Zap. We don't know whether
they were petrided clans or not. but
IL they were. the mAa who sold them
10 NJ deceived rs. he said they
hadn't been killed more than N hour.
II petFified clans are being worked
Cd 90 an unsuspeciing public is h
high time thai the people should arise
in their majesty sRd demand same
reform.
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EAAs b a q FROM whieA. Il goa take
she whais. a0]s viil scnAinf fhs wpra
wkaiessm@.
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N oTICH.
INSURANCE iGBNCY.

THoMAS z. HUMPHREY, REPRE-
4 senting the best American and Fer.
etgn Insurance Companies in the Terri
tory, has removed his ONCE 70 Lyons
Book store No. rs Front street, opposi
Smiths Jewelry store. ocD
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ON THE GUITAR. By A YOUNG
" man, from . esmpetGnf teacher. Al
dress box 50. seattle +. q rs
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The CHURCH or EseLANDis
WEALTH. The wealth of the Church
of England In worldly, not spiritual,
goods. is just now receiving consider
able attention, but speculation has
not much upon which 10 base itself,
fer the reason that no one knows pre-.
cisely what It's income Is, except the
two arehbishops, and they, probably
wisely. keep the knowledge securely
10 themselves. Some OF the most val
liable property in England belongs
TO the church, which hiss held Il ever
since IL was taken away from the Ro-
man Catholics by Henry VIII and
bestowed upon the newly.creaied
bishops 10 make their fealty
sure. The Archbishop OF Canter-
bury, the Primaie Of all Eugisnd, has
an annual income Of So. coo, In add.
ton 10 Lambeth Palace, bis London
or city residence. The Archbishop
Of York, the Primate Of England. re.
ceives Sc. 900 year. besides two res
idenees and 9 large household Of Of
ficlals. The tithes Of some of the 9TH
er bishops are: London, sc. 900;
Durham, 81. 600; Winchester, f35.
500: Ely, q, 500, and Bath, Lincoln,
oxford, Salisbury and Worcester,
g., 600 each. The Bishop OF Sodor
and Man. who has neither cathedral
nor dean. gets tl0 900 . year for do
lag Rothine - Americas Register.
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For Sale, Cheap.

A NEW 81 Balm WAGON. INQUIRE
n Of ", GRAUEkT
del dwiaw enoquaimie. w. r.
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s.s-rr,rr.. Nd. Jan. Bin tho south.
4 49,. n Frederiek cozrty II $40
- = - siehs Q shock vas felt, sap
= s. ssTfbqaAks. IL esused great
S...rs,sor anoae the people: AZ
sss...-.ss~r. Limskiln switch. Hicks
s.r,riosn and other points ses
- IS sssy peseepaio'e.
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- yass. Jan. S.--Ths wsekIy bark
- snoss . reserve decrszse Of
1901 he banks nov bold xlDisp'
~. -wrsas Of lsRai requirements.
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gasTERS NEWS.


i. .,s.,v ssrsE rosT-EsTf.LbsEScEs
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Gladstone IL slightly better today. be
vill retire 10 Hawatdsu Castle after
attending the Cabinet Counsil this At
teruoon, and will rsmsiu there until bis
health il restored.
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOVED.

nR 7. 7. MINOR HAS REMOVED
y his once TO Fryes new Opers Hoese
Building. rooms Nos and I.
Telephone No. 81 kuse
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Abases RlamaFrk.


PlErs, Jan. "A diapatch 10 the
Gaasleis from Berlin says that Bism srck
has sent note 10 Granville In reply TO
EnRlaad's latest proposals coucsr iing
Egypt. Bismarck charges England
with the sole responsibility foe the
Egyptian troubles. and recommends an
safisafs coTs1ials vith France a. the
fsadisst way Of securing tke accord Of
The European powers.
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rfessnnf for o'maFa.

,.....nsyol.la, Jan. 2.-IhEs evening
1asr, Gas arrested on charse
- ....s.ssaa a. Adams Exvrss. Cotnpany
1seksss containing SfSsU las.
II niIht, and vas committed 70
n |. .fstsd thas % Hsra's arress -
.,.ls ! bind. ard fhai the eineisls
- ssus walsh they think ~Ili lead
z. ssIatian Of the mystery.