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The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-17
The Haze working Women
of Gorn,aDv.

of Germany.
The employer of field help will hire
a woman as quick as he will a man.
Indeed, some prefer women help, for
they will toll early and late. as well
and as quickly as a man. All, Frail-
ty, thy name is not German woman!
And the babe that lies in the grass
while its mother works hard by, is a
babe that comes to no frail estate.
1t seems strange to me, but mothers
who are compelled to toll the live
long year on short rations and for
long hours, bear superior race of
sons who grace the army with the
finest physical perfection, or who do
grand mental tasks until the out
come is all of the way and the ME
ihod of culture. The physicians as
sure me that there is actually no
impairment of the health or general
condition of females or their off
spin; by reason of their arduous
pursuits. The wages of sin is death,
but the wages of hard work is not
ut least not in Germany. Another
surprising thing is that the women
can do SO much work on the food
they take. In Alsace-Lorraine break
fast consists of coffee and bread,
with perhaps an onion; dinner is of
vegetables, meats rarely, bread and
beer, soup sometimes; supper is of
soup, salads, cheese, bread and cof-
fee. In Creleld the miners live on
bread and vegetables only. In Dant-
zic the laborers live chiefly on pota-
toes, rye bread. Cruel, fish and cof-
fee. Dresden laborers live on rye
bread, Cruel, cheese, beer and saul
sage. In Dusseldorf there is bread
and coffee breakfast, the same for
supper, and meat, vegetables and
beer for dinner. In Konigsburg the
living is potatoes, coffee and fish.
In Saxony, black bread, fat, pota-
toes, coffee and beer. In Mayence,
rye bread, meat, potatoes, milk, cof-
fee, saurkraut, millet pap, eggs and
wine. If you please this is fruyality.
Yet women live on it, and men too.
And hygiene is also nil. Ventilation,
sanitary measures, drainage-ot
such is not the will of the working
woman, who is content with cleanli-
ness and comfort, and who finds pure
air enough to offset all else that is
lacking, as she holds the plough, OF
drags the cart, or otherwise puts
her hand to manual labor out of
doors.
| have sometimes asked women
why they work afeld, and the an
swer is, "For Germany's sake!'' II
other words. it is because the sons
must enter the army, and their pla-
ces upon the farmland often il
the shop-must be filled by thel
mothers, sisters and wives. The wo.
men will dig and delve, all day long
and only will stop to rest when it il
to praise "our army Cor. Chicago
Journal.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-17

REV. J. blackjack, Univ Lond.. A.C.P.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-17

The following registered at Vine
Cottage during the last week:
HI Moore, Athens, G Beatty and
daughter, Boatland, A Miller, c H
Blackjack, City, F NJ Springer, Buff
falo, N. Y, 0 c Frisbee. Huntsville.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-17
PROVISIONAL Plosp,c a.
to be op,ued Junaar, 8, 1855. J
RUGBY, TENNESSEE,
VISITOR.

VISITOR. w. r
THE RIGHT REV. cHAs LID Bishop Tennessee.
HEAD MASTER.
REV J. BLACKLOCK Univ. lond. ACp.
REV TELFAla H0DGSON, n. Vice oil Sewane
JOHN Il. PkOCIER State Geocght, Frankfort Kentucky.
THOMAS HUGHES Esq, MA, Chester, England ... 4
BROWN MARTIN, Esq, Victoria England.
HENRY KINDER Esq, 70 Lombard London Englad
REV H. BAcKLOCK ACP, rnfore,. Rugby. tennessee.
CHAS. P. KEMP AM MD, Glrray Rugby Tennessee
FREDERICK c. FISHER Esq., YanHla Rugby Tennessee
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
REV. j. H. BLAcKLoCK ACP
CHAs. P. KENP AM, MD. Secretary. -r.
FREDERICK c. FISHER Esq, Treasurer
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
E s'Gs sneT Me mssy ~ nah s the n. Church
Vocal Music, and Physical Training '''"" ''
SCHOOL TERMS
The educational year is divided into two TERMS
Extends oft
September January s.b with vacation of two
weeks Christmas
EXPENSES PER TERM.
board including washing fire. and lights lao 90
REASONS WHY BoYs SHOULD BE SENT TO RUGBY TENN
The hnor dyed heahfulns climate Of the cum'ers
placed by Canm, where tv will
c school
reesy and the students will guarded against those evils that surround
highest spend the earlier par,
aud with uni these
Plateau aforts marked degree
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4 FARM TCI, SALE.

Containing ITO acres, Of which 90
acres ul'der feEre. lGa,reS in grass
and clover, and a good orchard of
never failing. fruit. A good House
with four rooms, large barn, cut
houses, stables, etc. 4 never failing
spring IN close proximity to house,
ant good water fer Stock in every
field. Only five minutes walk from
Skene Postotfice and Store, and
about halt mile from Mt. Vernon
Church and School. 7milcs from the
town of Rug y, and 6 miles from
Z. 5. K. r.. Neighborhood thickly
settled, and increasing rapidly.
PRICE $40 PER ACRE.
For further particulars, Apply ON
Premises. or Address,
Geo. W. Babcock,
Skene, Morgan Co. Tenn.
or c. S. Moore,
Z. .. Box AZ, Rugby, Tenn.
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THE WEATHER.

y. PORT OFTEMPERATU FOR RUGBY, TENN.
The Rugby gazette and east Tennessee news. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1884-188?, 1885-10-17

col " and General Intelligence from the
a ,istrict. and notices of local events VIII
| otst thankfully received.
), respoudence on topics of interest is IN
I'd. The name and address Of the writer
Us, accompany all communications, Ii Tor
uhlmaton.
All communications for the Editor to be
siressed
C. S. MeoRE.
Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10
rive elD CRoslEs wma aAvE BEEN
kxCuaSGHSG CIGAR sFUBs
ralE MIGHT BRFoRE

Good nornin' Moike.. The sop
on the mornin' % ys, Pal May axe
hov did you and the ould wouaan come
on last niehtf l hearn 70 kicked up a
divil ov q row." Bedad, Moike, whin
left ye made me way homo blythe friend
ly aid Of the lamp post1 an seein' all
WIS dark IN an sroan' xhe oald place,
cript saftly in at the back way; bus jist
As wus gratRiatin' nesilf on me hapey
60 lucky miss, down eame the oaid Vo-
man ON me like q possnm on q June
bug an Knocked me spachless. 'Mur
theri mnrthefP says L Nary Iet up,
fe ould worthless vretch,' says she,
where's the bottle Of Swamp Angels
Rheumatic Cure | STINT We forr Ye
know, shs'a Rettin' moiahty stgipp.t
since she's been takin' that midain.
One thing about il Moike. they
don't ELAINE il will cure all the dis
ases os the iBoFld. loike the ither mid
Gins; bat th.sy tell ne Swamp Angels
an rheumatism are Ioike whisky an a
mans rasonin'-whin the ones IN the
others out. Thry ID enst, it only costs
. dollar, an II ye can't git it at the
dhrng sthons, sind yers dollar 70 the
). A. Il. @. Misunderstanding Company,
Seattle. Washington Territory, and
thsS'll sind ID to ys. expriss paid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10
N narspsrssx.

stsse fer Rsas and Fixfsres Ter sale.
|. StRee the late unpisaszntness with
our creditors 20 have, by making q
shovinz Of available asssss exeeedine
our liabilities Of over 10000. bsen able
te re- establish condds1cs IN their kind
but tinorU1s htarts 10 allOx rs 10 ssll
cur owp goods. which we propszs 70 do.
Every article viii be Married at frsm
10 to % per eeDt below eoss IN plsfs
fsnres, % that all can sse as . glance
through our windows aud show cases
the cost. Buyers will thus b able 20
see that this 10 . Rsnnine liquidation
sale, and made for the purpose Of clos
ing hasinfss- To ooaniry merchants
re will oifas eOods-cloeks, watches and
iewelry-st prices that they oan't get
elsewhere. Dsa's buy = dollars worth
until you first see cur stock Sheet
masic et 30 per esns discount We are
agents for the Weber and Emerson
pianos and Palace. Estey and Mason 4
HaDiin ofRans. and ne have q large
stock on hand. which ve are Offering At
manufacturers prices Don't buy
piano or organ until yeu Get our prices.
kI,EBkLL 4 Sos,
In Frye'H Opera H0uss block; siRn Of
Big Watch and Spsctacles-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

Az the reception Monday svening
Brieadier General Nelson A. Miles
made Q very handsnme little speech.
daring which be said:
Az the Governor has stated. our time 10
limited, bat ! wish 10 state that i am
exceedingly gratfhed a the manner In
which yoa have received and enter
tanned your guests. when ws left the
Colombia river my friends thoueht thes
had seen about all there was worth
seeing IN the Northwest, and l vas
fearful Lest they shooid turn back,
thinking they had seen eli the beauties
and grandeur Of shis far away region;
bus said 10 them: .6sntlemen, reserve
Q little of your praise and admiration
for Puget eoond-" We crossed the
country 20 Tacoma. and from TIE hotel
81 that piaos l pcinted out the cascade
nountAfns. and when the fog cleared
avay, Mount Rainier stood forth IN ell
les grandeur. Do the way down the
Scand point after point vas admired.
until wa reached seattle. this great me-
tropolis Of Puget Sound, not yes forty
yeara Of are. OF ecurss ve did not ex-
pecs 10 sae % nauch cultare. erterprsse
ard refinement. ToniGht % look ont
apon this vast andisnce Of a. refined
and inteliigent people - ue would en-
pecs 10 meet IN Massachusetts. not ex-
cepsln9 Boetan. iAppiznse.l Tn .
Boetan bog, remember, and we New
RualandeFs are very proad sf Boston;
and yet more than thrse thonsand
miles away we ma &uutsncse
a resaned and intelligent a any we
voald zee there. Ton have inteili2enes
and enseTpriss In sadItioa 10 eli your
resources. au not prephst nor The
son OF Q prophst and ysl l predict for
this ssesieu O We1derful fo<ures We
oniy want 70 study ths history Of New
En1lsn< and proiit b whas she has 40
eompiished. Fer many years en1er-
psise and cisilizsaian have oeen march
me westward - . rapid rsss. esme
time since Q los Of Ne vent down south
and sstfled q little trsahis thst bad hesn
stirreA up down there. s;rcs whica time
AmericAn enteFprise tarned westward
Isok nt tne wond8sfnl strides cf Kan
saR and othsf sfAsss. The Whole west
hss been ssspt by satsrpxises asd tnis
swespinz wilE eoniln1e. ihe enridzna
of railroads b not IRoinG b bs sfoppsd
Railroads Ike the rsst of ~ are nou
feeiina sae pinch Of bard sinee. hnt
tAis viii s0c1 paas oyet. A. has neen.
capitalists vii bring their Ruld hare Il
yon can shou thism where snss en-
rnake snonay. CosEress tid mes pnss
laws 10 snahls tie bniidin9 Of thsae
szest transcanffnezsfal fnes ef railrced
uaereay - snxich tas owners and stocz-
hn,asra of thase liisedI 10 was dons Tor
/ the pnrposs af hFiERinE shs pespls q
| fks Essf and uezE ciossr foEsshsr. We
want i, fed claser togssher. and b ~
| membef teAk we assa one peopies safrfna
undek ,ns fsess lGre2* &pplAnss-
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10
A cREAr DSsCeygRY

That is daily bringing joy TO the
homes of thousands BY saving many Of
their dear oRes from an early grave.
Truly ID DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs. Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss Of voice,
Tickling IN the Throat, Pain In the
Side and Chest, or any disease Of the
Throat or Lungs, positive cure. Guar
snteed. Trial Bottles free al A. B
Stewards Drug Store. Large size $l.00.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

The Lowznsn a Hanford Ssstionsry
and PRINTING Cumpszy ham nd<lsl 70
sbslr ssock uf snginsefS an'a dsznxhts-
mems supplisa q large Stock Of &rtssss'
massFfals. sunsisfine q Wiaeon q nav
ton's ell ana wafsr cclars. sabhB and
csmeF,s hsir hrazhez. esnvAE and
ssrsseAsxs ard neDerons sxttcisE for
aaccr4tinG, 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

W. p. Born a CO. are aeents fer
Browning, King a Co.'S cloths, New
York. ssffs % order ID nov the special-
y with this enssrprising arm. All Of
The prevsiling styles ara shown IN their
lines Of eamples and cuts. II yon want
superior goods uiarselonsly cheap visit
sThs Arra6s.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

W. p. BoYp a Co. have deserminsd 10
eiose out sheir Stosk of Yssdy sssds
elefAing and are nnw oEEerinR rare bar
gains and ispectal indncemsnks iri style,
quality satl pries. An isspsctioil earn
eaziY aultclsed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

Let every raan, II possible, gather
some good books under his roof
CaaNsiag.
"And hArk you, sir, III have them
fairly ound."--Shakespears.
We have the largest stock in WASH
inRton Territory, and sell at lower
prices than any other house cn the Pa
oiie Coast. q. DAVIES d Co.,
Book sellers and stationers. La Cher
~ ssreet. ig27dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10
sElLIxG car AT cesr.

Immense reductions on my entire
stock Of watches. diamonds and Jew
slry. Parties desirsus Of purchasing
should not fail 10 call before going else
where, as I nsust realize ON the greater
portion IN the next sixty days. A. HAN
SEN, Yesler Lsary block, Front 60. my3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

SHILOH'S vTTAIlZER 10 vaust yua
nsed for Ooostip4fion, Lo@ Of AI,psfite,
Dixziness and ali symptoms of rIyspsp-
"a. Price 10 and ~ eeElfs psr bottle
Sold hy a. b sesserk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

GENERAL GRANT b rspidlY i'm
provinR By the ne Of Red Cl0ver Bios
soma A positfvs curs for ea1ssr. sslf
rh3um and al shin and hlsod disDassa.
Hxxnnouux d Hkknr. aEenis fssr ne
Nershwesl uiyi4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

What good ID all your monsy 70 you
after you're dea35 Spend one dollar for
. bottle Of ''Swsmp Angels Rheumatic
Care" and add Ave years 70 your life
lease. nih31dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

Gnsd. slssr. alumsnnm ana ribber
srs ernpiCysd by Dr. kiiku1rnsh g.
Frun8 sfrss< n mAkfne ARTIFICIAL osn-
suruR 0uld fnr partial ss1s and &lnni-
num far fnii go prsss ths nosf Atss-
fxctufy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

Immsnse rsducsion % my entire
STOCK Of watchos diasnonds, isvslFy
and siiveruaFe for the next sixiy aay&
AEExxr Hkxsxx. Yesfer- Iaary block,
Frout street. myS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

a rRoK0UsHLT COMPETENT MaxA-
n rsr fufs zzwmfIl. s.sA. asnr sa6 fEr11-
tur, faeenrr nonAfne6. Mmzt b. esAeF. nnar-
srstr - snesssnzne1 = ~ bz1la -.
kpulIcxmts - s<mee salEFy &nd Esws ref9~
enuss e ie akznEeH Ar4 Grreftences ~
Rrww = sais ma Mzn,r e&ss Wslls. Fzrre q
o.. Pa fsunssnd. ~. spisH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

Are aeents for Needham's Rsd Clover
preparations, positive cure for cancer,
salt rheurn, piles. erysipilas, and all
blood and akin diseases. my3
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TEI.lEGRAPHIC.


.rxxx. Jnue a.--Spseial tels-
=, he esntiAsf indicite that the
-. h,oea Yesterdays wind and hail
vl,ieh swept acrosh the entire
- xs...s 49,. wss,t te east, vas very seri.
80 i.as resulted In great loss -
s.,-srs bv damage 20 crops ano irnis,
= ssFsrnos County she siornl appeafs "
- assured The nature O cyeone.
~ - buildings IN tue little Village sl
T...or, ws,rs demolisheds InihndlnR t~s'
..n y.rnhonssa, a church, hotel ancl
- hsase, Across tbe Aississippi
-. = Minnssosa the viIl'tRe OF New
ssss.. w,,s nlso aImoss totally wiped
=. ~ sw,sseuts, oecasic0inR los OF
1000 IRON various psiilsTtn VIA
ss;, ws.his, the path Of the storm,
- rsr,rts If baiIdtBgs betnR an
49, trsps uurooted by the wind. and
s...s damtae By hail. In many plaoes
ss.sssenss s.' 81 q remarkably large sizs
~, Il IL. detah Of from SIX 20 ten
s,~,ss. Cutie and horses we're nsdly
1900. and many sheep and heRs were
sssssd s. hsil. Considerable stock vas
-. s;ilsd bv the tsrsliie thuBder Storm
s.sicsvinc ss Ne fall Of hail. II is inapos
sssis 81 80 aatisfactory irtforDstiou re-
ssrdiaa fhe Ioss, bos it = kno'sn 70 nave
bssn great.
tEheas Prespeets.
r,otUmsss Ohio, Juns B. The eisate
peard AZ A,rkicultiars ffons oiseiai pfi-
80 aeeuatphes resolved from the prtn-
ARA whsaf statsa estimates she prune.
~ shortar,, a ons hundred and eiRhty
miIjiou basl,els, ~ compared vita i've
vssrs' average. This shortage OF lis.-
6n0u1iE fcs1nd In the six Rrssat w1nfer
wheat stafeii 81 Okio, Illinois Misso1ri,
Esrsas and California, wnsctl sn : nve
yesr syerag,l Yield los go pU 0osneis--
4 osznpareti with last year no SHORTAGE
4 oFsr 20 ,0D0, ,000 bushels.
Secretary Pre- Tem-
wAssuxorux, sune s.--The President
today designated Commodofs u. d.
HARMONY b ACT as Secretary OF tbe
Navy 10 the absence OF SecretAry whit
ny. The latter is going 10 New fofk
foF Q few days.
Lsaehed.
JacKsosvrIa.K, Fla., June 6--John
Evans, negro from the cOnviat camp
near Live Oak, bFutallY assauiteo an
s1ed white woman named henaink,
- WEDNESDAY. loog ~ u .,.s
20. 70 ,1s eampi teoA r'sn1a' s'""s $50
Hnonea nm.
be'abie hsnseinG.
BoxHAn, Tex, June SAT y s'cieck
thfs morning nand OF w mssltu
men sfonsea tne lml9r sno ~ ~ PvaLIs ~
g z Minohastsf rms asmanuso W.
zsJs a. ths prison, ins spoka'sMan ~
10 party ressivet the KEYS ans PIC
eBsdsd 70 the cell occnpisd oy Eli aho
tsm Dyer, charged with the murder
u sterid Ragsiale ard Deputy
Seerin BnchanaU, on the 18th ustino.
1hs prisoners wsrs brought out, carried
. few handred yaitiB from the jail and
hanged 70 Tree.
sz<r~,.xv navarro makes am address.
-. =. -. a.sz..~.tav,
u..s.s sl..,,.,.ss Ass 49, .s.8.,,s' - ~
nssss..s.- s-.. ss.n s5s !. 49, sh.,..i
s.1s.S ss - sass az. sss.Aiak ~ !. '19 ~ 80
- - s.s.s.s ss.ss 80 - lss.as s To-, s.t.i.,s
r,--st ss.. - - s.s.,.cnssh..s
..ss. ssD - '.oaosa s.se sno sn.r - . I'M
sssss.. ss... W. sP@ss 'sM "a -. s.,,ss. ~. ~
iss.s.s a
tEHIN-
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For lame back, side or chest, use Shi
lohss Porus Plaster. Prics rs cents.
Sid hy l. b Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitas Immediately relieved by shi
loh's Cure- Sold By A. b. Stewarf.
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sHlrOHE cATARRH RlzMEDY-a
roeisivs curs for Ca<Mrrh. DipksheriA
.n1 OHnker MoatA- Sod bg A. u
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sHILoH's COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold By NJ 90 guarantee.
It cures Consumption. Sold By A. B.
Hkewart.
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THAT HACKING COUGH oan be 90
quickly cured by Shiish's Cure. We
guaxAntes it Sold By A. b. Hsswsrt-
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A Brisish sasark Capssret.
nsnfrs, gnns Ill h reporsed thai
he German sss.gpatols boat Pumnlerania
~ sspsarsd and tssSed To Wslhelms.
kAyen, another British smack for Gsh-
Inc ID prohibited watHFs.
Izlz EAss H'Hrsaassr.
HtvaxA, June S.--f'he handis Chief
AisraA waa fcuhd dsad near Rasmiilas.
1fser N eno,antse With The skii
geps slssaeiea.
0zTAuk, Cas-, June I. .--ln TIE Hoaas
e 0ommans today lstssntion was called
y Ne Statement that kief was keps
nauxnisa. Sir Johrl said he would in.
sstzs into his inAttsE.
Hxzssemens IN he Wesf Rna.
Laenox, Jun,s s.--Gscat damage WA
~z<d lAis svciiina Ia the nsast eftste-
eE<z1e rsstion af London 81 the bufst
M<4 ssxer. whbsh had bcen pscr
1.Iae9 y the recent k9nrma Scores
y Ae1eM h thg west End hare their
1szseezls fooaIed. and there arsl three
q vaser In many fsshhsnAels
IAe sslrsaeks Of to giuards
tezis1sIy dsspset,d. The rs&ldsnce
~ Nnlts2 s<etea Minister Pnsipas a. III
Ae1cd1s Square, n flooded. - is the
lss!dtnee Of The Earl Of kimberIy. ee-
Sesf4f4 of Slsse icr india 80 iaowndes
QsHra Tue House ef Lords was
asss,1d ~ the arrival OF oosiFisli sent
= nfoEm Lori Kia.bsrly shnt u vas
a>alalc 10 prepare dinnsr iss the
snees Bas anedssa- Many tif the
Nen harried hs tksir homsss. ind .
- 81 lham faHnd hheiE rasis!sntns In
sslailAs plight.
Ihe Fr,sty sf Ireaer.
1AxaaAf 5una s.-The diMpeisd
<ezaE ezstnx hsea agreed 10 tes for
49, thatf uf gleaon between Ftance
- eninA eili b siRnsd on nsxt Tees.
easlerA N ms6ria
aA11zp. .{nHs a. Despite The repeated
1nz4 e tAe nniharitsasA u h ncw
tnst tnefi haNs besn II casss of
sssee ensseya Ia thts city. and tvo
ssz1e3 tE8m thai disNsss. CA0ierl has
- nroeea cnt 10 c4slelsoa De In
'nA wnsrs thate have kseem tt sases
A. An<sfran TFssk In Ru<siii
fx1xzzxunA Jaes E--A tessible
set ecousrNl On The railway tfom
Ie-4 - 3e<tuit % tne Htvef Du1k a
g irea sss plNesa aesnss the track
neosrA Mail q tram whtch tame
xes thrown frnsa the rails ana de-
@1e4 fhe nnanher killed ans
d<1 80 aivsnty. The rahbers.
49, wet1 uafslng far the snash up,
71<ce1 Ne train. 1'ha weaifaed
.ns eihss zasvivcis ssire ssszpastsls
- - and sscaid naks M rssist-
- aAam,-esA.ri4rr case.
Ltnee, y1as a.--Ih d annaancea 10.
shsz Ne teruis e = islenssat a the
.~. ~ esss q Chak Warren A<lsms
.sA8 Lord CsAesiase have heaa ~.
= eaiiexs; Kh, Lord Cast sex4
zz<s ~ inapms a GExxe yearly o.
aR1ee<. Nina Mildred, % tAsi -
- 8 hef milrxisss d M. Aasspa
ae.i dislmsss Ars 10 - refsr1s<
~ xsssts klxsea.
zA lass sl-A dixpsisA i<ou
- 4.asss slIas sks srsssv e peAoI
h.nes IND oAiza w1s rssne<
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

Cnentsss and I'll kinds cf truits -
M~rehanz,s oanAy Faeenxx- frsaA
TAfzss zs1 b&nt-nads crsAns sssry
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

Our or LucK--Tha Steamer william
esse iefs ssan Franciseo aboas ten days
nro for Seattle. For txo days ne
faced Z vsry heAsg nofshvss.sr witho1t
makine naneh hxadway. and put back
tc me city short Of coal After tak.nE
n assaifianal fnsi sAa sEAtn pseeseded
un hsr vus axa. and the nsxt As.s -.
eeiysa xas b The sfsct that ses 80
rsss inio Assoria IN . dsAhasd eondifiDn.
ne rocrsseusativss - ths company
hsrs have tsisernpssA oEss fer rart.ca-
lara hut 40 70 thu wsialna nct6fnx far-
iher hsa heen received
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A whiskex dye uusi ~ cauvsnts1t G
~. eazs 10 appfys fnspsfbls 70 reb o.,
eieasnt in xppeaxanees end enasp =
rricsI Bmskinchanss lDYe for fhe whls
hss unloss N issezf al tne&s rnsrsis
fsyA
ne ansss canaiss = - s'sy = n.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

0rTAvl, CAS-, Jnlae sin toe Hanss
e Qcmmans to-day lskssntion was called
y Ne Statement that kiel was keeps
nanxniea. Sir 3ohrI said be would in-
safzs trfo nj. tnatlsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

A BrisisA sssark captsre,t.
nxnzxs, Sanii 8. IA is reporied thss
the German ds.patcs boat Pumnierania
~ sspsarsd and ts0ed TO wilhelms.
hAyen, another British smack for 6sh-
Ina ID pFohibitsd watssFs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

HsvaxA, June e.--fhe handis chief
A'sraA waa fcuad dsad near Ralmiilas,
6zzer N eneantse With The eksl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

41AxaaAf June s.-The diMpeisd
2elak kssine hssA asreea 10. sks for.
49, shatf " S,eaes netwsen Flames
- Hina vili b siRnsd On nsrt irues.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-10

JacKsosyTIa.K, Pa, June a--5oan
Evans, negro from the conviai camp
pssf Live Oak, bFutaliy assauiteo an
xaed white woman named heddinR,
~ Wednesday. To-day 20 citizens
psnt 10 tbs camp, took Evans away and
.ynched him,