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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
Notice Of Final PrOUi.

o. q LAND 0YFIcE Al oLTNPIA. ". T..
July 6, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given thai ADwARD
COCRvIlLR has died police Of intention t.
make final proof before the Judge, or In his
absence, the Clerk Of the Dtstrics Court, .,
his once, in Seattle. ". T., on Saturday, III
1sth day Of August, A D. 1855, On Home
stead a0pliesti No. sass. for the 10 /, q,
aoa Z n Of NV h Of section Is, township
20 north. range 6 east
He names a. witnesses: Silas Smith. Z
@. white, Henry Grothen and O. 2. Mason. all
Of Oseeoaa, ". T.
JOHN y. GOwET.
iy9tsul3 Rexistar Of the Land 0rnca.
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w. r. Bonn 4 Co. are agents fer
RrowninR, King A Co.'S eloths. New
York. sIssits 10 order 70 now the speciai-
y with this enterprlsing firm. All OF
the prrUsilinQ ssyses are shows Ia their
tines Of samples and cuts. II you want
superior goods marvsloasly cheap visit
= flhs Aseadf
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Notice or FINAL PrseE
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make anal preof below n G
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II. Mssd. RFud Brooks xna Q h.fAysh~ :
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
Notice or final PresL

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~Nosie> d hsrsby sisen shss - - =
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nAks Anal proof hefnrs Wa. 2 1sV
Nosafy Pubflc, e bis okBcs b ssesxs a
Oh esfurdsg. tss stA az 81 49, = =
isss, .. Prs.smpfisn .. Q "a - n -
los > q ssutten II. sssnship = ns
e. nsnes a Witnesses Rsy.k
sorfh, r y snov snA Lesl enoxs e !. -
Izlsns, W. r. knd Wm- y. hfxz&
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

MAKING q total Of .......Z,7 n .00
feet Of iambST shipped from rnRsi
S0und 70 foreign and coestviss pofts,
valued - sDont e2H.ioz. ms smounl
sx seeds thai shigptd IN the nonto OF
Juas By 3,4l9. 600 Test.
ElsSvu SAL sessala eoeE coal cAfases
frosa Pases Sound 10 3 - Ffanelsso.
gsx wsrs from faasou s-.5ls q Alaska
Onnntai, Yosemite. b4rks Etc 3. fneysf
Eldsfado, l. xzls wiliiAma
FIVE usrs from isesttis-ships MeD
non, W. II. Conner, barks knocn faio0s'
0srnsnis, HsnFy Back.
Five ssssmers have heen engaged ~
easryina coal frona Seattle and iseomi
10 san Francisco Daring theiame monte
The san Pedro made thrss .ripe fsou
Tssome, the Qaseu Of ti,e Pscine an
Idah, one trio from ssAftle aud ALI
ana Willamette too trIp4
Tba foil swtnQ IA ghs Quantity take
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ns RucanPnKn.
n. ,susssas oss.. .ia .zsizlni -

e4a# -Hf ~
Tks foil6sinz os1ss sfn sxpisn -
sstf:
HsApIosa EArI1zfE GuARD or VASE,
AhEurAs7 9EEKsALs OTTfck
1bLIxsIA, August ~. leo5-
ConauHndEn9 0f4sers 81 Oo1pAnaes
o. ste EittionaI Quad Of Wazh'mzssu.
taiiy ersznazsS, and sstuass co PaR~t
s1aad, l,esses fnown - tbs -Cspitos
| fEnasds'- AZ Osgnpss, Seattle Rf1es" AZ
seattle. ATaaoaaA Gu EdsT ss Tacoma
asd "f,onDany D. ~ Seattle.
s1Il hoi3 their respective command. N
y@4di.,esa to - Toto camp fog tn=sFas
fioa, at or near Os0plA, ths seAs Of
. .Sesnment. 90 Mood<y. Auzoss HsE,
fss5, fgx ne period Of eight days
For tss purp0ses % thss eDeamp-
osnf, eseh company Win psov1de Tts
oxu rzsions. asd saeh of3ssr Sna
sssdisg sfll provide hinself with tie
following Articles, to-sli:
One tin slsts, tssspooo. table
.coOo. kniss add fork, 1EIn qaaFs e1p.
x00l szsk foe b. d. pair VI olAEEess-
s1ap And towels, toRsther Stth one
shzps- % undersf thing.
E.etY Company VII alsy provide FER
sbeis nnlNs.-2 iArRs camp Kettles !
large cod pot. 2 large frying pans,
pail, axe, bAtebet-
Tns Cosnpaufes at Sesttle and Taco
na gill be ad1rdsd transportation 81
saeAns 70 be hereafter noticed % 70
dnesd ratss.
Prsylsions can be hAd from the Oiyn-
pis naarksts AZ reasonable ratfs-
T. g. o. BsfzN.
Adjutant General.
The seattle Riass and Company ID,
ara making arranasaseots 70 attend and
will probably Is4vs Seattle next
"Wednesday, about 60 strong. CastAis
James Green wili have charge Of TIE
Rlhes. aud First Lisutensns j. d.
Me1sav, In the absence Of Captain
Hzsnes, sFisl tle IN command Of CeDpa
ny ID. Word comes from raeoasa inst
Toe Gaanas viii be unable 20 attend IN
body. No de6nits ArranRsments have
yet beea made relative 60 traosporfa
ion buf that 10 matter very EASILY
arranged.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
SUM m E r
PLEASURE ROUTE.
A TR - The fast stsrnwheeiel
- JOSEPHINE,

DIX. HOWARD, Sole Owns.
wiz, from date, car the United States
mail on Hoods Canal, making semi
~eekly trips 70 Seattle. Leaving Sea-
becx every Monday and Friday mcrnine
wall toach at Port Gambl. for passengers
or freight arriving at S attic in the
afternoon; reforming viii leave Yesler's
whaIf at "a o'cl lck every Tuesday and
saturday morning, taking the mail at
port Gamble for 8 abeck and Union City.
The JOSH hine Will siop at Lillewaup Falls
Or any other place OF pleasure or business
a. the demand Of any passenger.
Persons yiaiting Hoods Canal will find
the best Of atfention. with gopd table and
looms. at D. =. howard's hotel. In Sea
b. OK. T #
The steamer Josephine WI lesve sea
been for Port 4amble every day except
saturday. 70 (. ke passengers and freight
aud receive orders for aly point on Hoods
Canal jen
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
GagBoS's

49, 6s88QSF
Dispenary No. "a
keArry street, Ssn
fnnofsos. Estah
hshed IN lEba. for
the trsasmest Of
8 xnsl and seminal
Dis~sse. such o.
eoNoEEHGA,ekUr,
eTr1czvkg. srRRu
nB la ali its fsrms
SEMINAL EKAxsR.s
sod PoTLscY
Loss 81 manhood
nsnr~~.sxa~e1w -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR TnE UPPER skAc,T.

strnr Glide q. W. Cove, master
r EAvES YESLERS WHARF on
l. Wednesday and Saturday. returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood utsAlady. Moss Landing, Skagii
City. Mount verAon, Startling and ell In
termediste points above. For freight OF
passage apply on board or TO GEORGh
FOSTER on the wharf. apl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Making grand total Of .-..a... Is TO
tons Of coal shipped froa, the Sound
valued az tl52,Gc9 20. This amount
exceeds ihsi shipped In the month Of
june by II ,s34 tons.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS AIRS HEREBY CAu-
n tieme4 AZ siMSt thfoUtne re<ese az any
klsA u thet streets % hnfFe 1hs Ordf.
natsre N rsfatian thefeta Wtn BE- strictly
eaforoe4. @. KELLOGG,
50 Chief o. flrs Dspartnent
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
ReTASARTH 9 sons.
80 Pearl ST.. as~ Ye,.
HOP DEALERS.

HOUSES AT ). HOP RycHAsn.
IL London. :. L. and Pr nkfnee.cssA1s
Maine. Germany. Co4slgnnents n -
received either IN New York an Io.ass
large connection ananng b eve 4 m ~.
United Kingdom permits 10 . oissi
New York. seeet
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

HARRY LOTT. chartsrsr.
wffiezvs Yeslsrs harf. seattle. ct 81
N. every Monday morning for victa<sa
vt4 Rut royB8snd; the1ee fran Vice.
"a 9 the Islend eed Whstcen- R-tarn-
Ing leave SEAnAHnOO& u II .. m FRI
DAY for yicsnriA VIA the I.lAnds, ~ Nv
A<saye Victoria ~ 10 q m. SATURDAY.. for
Port Townsend and Seartae. and arrive a.
Seattle abous p ~
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eradicated from he syEem for life.
NERVOUS Debility, Impotency. Seminal
Losses, sexual Decay. Mental and PHYSICAL
Weakness. Failing Memory, Weak Eyes
stunted Development. Impediments 10 Mar,
Eaee, ETC., from excuses or youthful tollies,
cured.
Younx, mfddIe.aeed and old men. and al
who need medical 81 I'll and experience, con.
suit the old European Physician Of once. His
opinion costs nothing and NAV save future
misery and shame, When inccnvenient to
visit the CITY for treafme medicines can Be
te1t everywhere By express free from obeer
vsston. Il 10 self.evidept that . physician
who gives his whole attentisn 10 Q eIass Of dis
eases attains gresi skiIl. and ph. sicians
throzgnout the country. knowing this, FIRE
queafiy recommend difacult cases 70 the old
est Specialist, by whom every known good
remedy IL used. TIE Doctors ace and expert
enee makes his opinion Of Supreme impor
lance.
send for the sHnttariss Guide 10 HsAlth
. ut free. Also. Self Analyst.
Or. Liebig's woxD RFuL GEKMaN INvIeoRA
non permsnnnfiy prevents all unnatural losaes
from The SUSTAIN. tones the nerves, sire psth
ems the muscles, ehsefs the waste. tuvigorstet
th- whole system, ard restores the afaisted te
health and hAppinesa
n . reason So many cannot net cured OF
Seminal weakness, lsss of Manhced, etc., &
oNtAt 70 conpues NOD C2kieo frosfafnfrn mes
with HyperaetbesiA, which rpquiiee peculiaa
treatment. Dr.. Liebie's Invisorztor Is thf
only positive cure fer prostatorThs2, with Pc
eolisr special tues,ment, used al the IAebis
D1spes ssry ~ Lft q
Rrics Of Ibvieorasor. "a. Case Of sir boz.
tle1s SO eanr b any address, esysros =.
curely from observation To prove the Won.
derfll power Of the Invigorssor Q 81 bottle
VIII Be given or seoi free
Powerful Rlectrfc Beits free TO patients.
oonsuitatien free and private. OsiB or "A
dFess klg8HG DEsPENaARE.
GO eieary street. San Francisco. Gal.
! Prfvase entrsnee, loS Mason street, four
blocks up 'searv from Kearuy. MAN q, trace
tnroneh DispensArT Drug store. mhia5vsu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
THE
DIR. IIEBIG
PRIVATE DIsPENsAKy,
100 Geary street. San Fran
cisco, Cal.

Conducted by qualified Ply
sicians and Surseons-regula-
graausfes. a
- The OLDEST sPErnLIsIs
II the UBited stsies, wh,.s.
LIVE LONG txPERn xcB, per
feet meth-d . d pure medi-
cine, insure az RD1 ard PAR
MASksT -uREs Of al Private,
Chronic ana Nervous Diseases
Afitctions Of the BLOOD, eKIN,
KrDScTs. BLADDER, EEUPrIoSs,
ULcKRs, Old SORES SMILING
or TEE GLASps. soRs MOUTH,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
DR.. c. l. MILLER, SR
los Cherry street, Seattle, W.T..
P.O. box a.
Special. Private and Chr0nIt
Skin Diseases Cured.

semfnal weakness and all nev.
vous dt~ord -ra caused bv exee.ses.
pe.itive1y cured. on Ghe INSTALL
mens plan.
send for printed questions.
DIR C. L. MlLLERss remaFka'
bic success I'm she curing OF ali
Chronic Diseases L. well known.
His success N due 20 his IS year.
experience and observations In
his practice.
N No more patients taken or
sour Boy ., Farm" until the 5tb
day OF march when six new cot.
tages w N be flnfshed. However.
Z can accommodate enc more pa
tiens lmaIel with nicely furnish.
ed room and all home comforts, ~
nay residence. los Cherry street.
free of charge.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15

Mr.. kiischks h In ne cily Der lmo
aeeks. 0s1ssa I'm a a. Dawes hisek
shore and lowunap's manie store vii ~.
oslsvs pFusaps aissnii0n. snl1 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-15
ISLAND ROUTE.
Seattle, Psri Fswnseud and semiahmss
NsnmsAh THE STEAMER q
EVAN e.

- g HAIRY LOTT, Chaxtsrex,
WIN leave Yesler's wharf every Thurs-
d2y. 81 q m, end Port ToWnssnd e 10
e M, fpr seuiAhmoe calling sf San Juan.
Lopez Friday Hnrbor. Roche Harbor,
OrcaA EAss Sound. Guemea Anacortes,
SAuaizh and Whatcom. =
Returning WIN arrive 9, Seattle sboat
z d. even Saturday.
FAre % Port Townsend. o.; b SemiAh-
mo& -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-24
BROWN IN WASHINGTON.
The Chairman Appears Before the First
Assistant Postmaster General.

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
S. S. Brown, the chairman of the demo-
cratic State committee of Maine, called upon
Acting Postmaster Stevenson today and made
an explanation OF the case of Dutton, the de-
faulting deputy postmaster at Lincolnville.
Me-, whose appointment as postmaster was re-
Gently revoked, it having come to the knowl-
edge of the department that Dutton was in
prison on the charge of missppropristing the
public funds. Mr. Brown explained that the
petition containing the names of lib citizens
urging the appointment of Dutton was sent
to Washington two months before it was dis
covered that he had been misappropriating
the public money. Up to that time he had
borne good reputation in the community.
Brown further stated that he was not aware
that the application for Dutton's appointment
was on file in the department until after the
appointment had been announced, and the
citizens generally who signed the petition
did not seem to remember their in
dorsement OF Dutton until his appointment
called it to their minds. In conclusion he
says that the whole case lay in a nutshell
that Dutton bore good reputation, and had
been recommended two months before his
crookedness was discovered. Col. Stevenson
said that he was entirely satisfied with this
explanation, and acquitted Brown and the
signers of the petition Of any intention to
recommend any unworthy man to Office.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


MARsEILLEs, Aug. %.
There was q marked decrease in cholera
mortality yesterday. For "a hours 46 deaths
we're reported. Al Pharo hospital eight
patients died, is we're admitted, were dis
charged cured and IS remain under treat
ment
The cholera is assuming form with which
the doctors are unable to cope. Victims die
suddenly without The occurrence of diarrhee
or vomiting. The patient feels coldness
which cannot be counteracted by the use of
reactives or even by the most violent fric-
tion. Two hours after death the body be-
comes black. Although the epidemic is not
contagious it is fesred that 100 deaths daily
will soon be recorded.
GIBRALTAR, Aug, 2l.
Clean bills of health are now issued to YES.
sells sailing from Gibraltar. There is no
cholera at the Spanish lines and the two days
quarantine established there by the Gibraltar
authorities have been abolished.
MADRID, Aug. 23.
To-day's cholera returns from all infected
districts in Spain show . total of 1887 new
cases and 1898 deaths.
Throughout spain yesterday there were
5673 new cases Of cholera and 1928 deaths
from the disease. Since the beginning of
the epidemic there have been l56.O77 cases
and 81 ,52l deaths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-24
THOSE CROOKED BARRELS.
Assessments to be Made Upon Those
Who Used Them.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 90

WASHINGTON, Aug. %.
The internal revenue bureau 10 preparing a
schedule of taxes to be assessed against the
Great Western, Manhattan, Woolner's and
others, distiliers of Peoria, Ills, on account
of the excess of spirits over the gauge meas
ure found in recent shipments made BY them
to Philadelphia. New York and Baltimore.
The assessments will be forwarded to the
collector of Peoria for collection. The taxes
will undoubtedly be paid according to an un-
derstsnding had when the spirits, which had
been seized for examination, were released.
1t is stated, however, that the payments will
be made under protest, and that the distillers
will take legal steps to recover the money.
Their claim for remittance of the tax will, it
is said, be based on the ground that the spirits
in dispute we're gauged twice by the gausing
and in the only manner recognized by Law
and duly certified BY the proper officers of
the government, and that the action Of the
commissioner in causing subsequent exami-
nation by cup measure was Unauthorized BY
law and not binding On the distillsfs.
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Advice to Mothers.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by q sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth2 II so, send
at once and get bottle of MRS. WNsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TrHrHNo.
Its value is incalculsble. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dysentery and diarrhoea,
regulates the stomach and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces in
tiammaGion, and gives tone md energy to the
whole system. MRS. WrNsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHINa in pleasant
to the taste. and is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female nurses and phy-
sicians in the United States, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. Price
2S cents bottle.
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HISTORICAL OCCURRENCE.
A Man Murders His Mistress and Fatally
Wounds His Sister.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20
Late Saturday night. in a sparsely populat-
ed section of the town of Lake, Sarah Snvden,
mistress of Conelius OLeary. was shot and
instantly killed, and Kate OLeary, sister of
the supposed murderer, was so seriously
wounded bv pistol shot that she will proba
bly, die. 1t is believed to be almost certain
that O'Leary killed his mistress and then at
tempted to take the life of his sister, as shortly
previous to the shooting the trio were seen
together drinking. O'Leary has not yet been
found, and the wounded woman refuses to
say anything about the affair. The occurrence
assumes historical aspect in that Conelius
O'Leary is the son of Mrs. O'Leary, whose
fractions cow kicked over the lamp that
started the fire that burned Chicago.
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MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRATS.
They Nominate Full State Ticket Al.
ter Lengthy session.

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. %.
At l.30 O'Clock this morning, after 90 bal
lots had been taken, the democratic state con
vention nominated L. NJ. Miller of Vicks-
burg for attorney general, and at once pro-
ceeded to ballot for superinte ndent of educa-
tion. AT A. NJ. after q 20 hour session, the
convention took a recess till IL A. Nj and
at $50 P. M. nominated j. X. Preston of
Watervalley for superintendent of education,
and then adjourned sine die. The following
is the state ticket nominated: Governor.
Robert Lowrey; Lieutensnt-Govern G. d
Stands; secretary of state, George M.
Govans; treasurer, w. L. Hemmingway
auditor, w. W. Stone; attorney general, l..
M. Miller; superintendent of education, j.
X. Preston. The convention was the largest
ever held here, 6lS delegate having answe wered
to the roll call on organization.
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A Triple Murder.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 23.
This city is greatly excited over q double
and what may turn out to be triple murder,
which occurred in broad daylight to-day on
principal street. This morning Leonard
Gardner who spent the night in jail for wife
beating, procured bail and was released He
Immediately armed himself with two revolt
vers of large calibre and he
came loud in his threats against
Policemen W. ]. Camp and Fred Gall, who
arrested him. About noon Gardner saw the
two officers approaching him on Washington
street. Hastily entering hallway he opened
fire. Officer Camp fell dead. Gall returned
fire rapidly and in q moment Gardner fell,
pierced with three bullets. He died instantly.
Officer Gall fell with two bullets. 1t is not
thought likely he will recover.
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BATH,S MURDER CASES.
Hodgdou, Who Killed His Mother, Sent
TO the Insane Hospital-The Trial Of
Mary Hall Began.
bath. Aug. %.

BATH, Aug. %.
James Hodgdon, who fatally shot his
mother May eth. while under the influence
of liquor, was brought into court this morn
ing on an indictment for murder. VIM. E.
Hogan, attorney for the prisoner, entered a
plea of insanity, and the court ordered Hodg-
don to be confined in the insane asylum at
Augusta until the December term. He was
taken to Augusta this afternoon.
The case of the State against Mary Hall,
indicted for manslaughter, begins this after
noon. The prisoner is accused of wilfully
pushing Eleazor King through the back door
of low resort, causing him to fall ten feet
to the ground. from the effects OF which he
died nine days subsequently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPtDRT.

Indications for the Next "a Hours.
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A vOLUMINOUS REPORT.
The South American Commission Make
Their Report.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.
The twelve reports of the South American
Commissioners, which will be submitted to
Congress, will make two or three thousand
printed pages, including information furnish
ed bv 250 or merchants interviewed. The
commission has been constantly employed
since the 18th of last Sept. when
they met for organization in New York They
have travelled $4,000 miles and officially visit
ed different countries. Columbia, Nicara-
qua and Honduras were omitted because OF
revolution. Bolivia could not be visited be-
cause her ports were blockaded, and Paraguay
and Brazil were passed over because Of in
structions sent by Sec'y Bayard for the COM
mission TO return by July lst, last The
commission report that great deal of inter
est was shown everywhere in South America
in their work, and even in Chill, where the
government did not show much cordiality
towards the United States, the citizens were
hospitable and the merchants did everything
in their power to facilitate the commissioners
work.
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LOUIS REL.
His Case to be Taken to the Privy
Council.
MONTREAL, Aug. %,

MONTREAL, Aug. %.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick. one of Riers counsel.
writes that it is probable that Riel's case will
not be allowed hearing before the Manitoba
court of appeals for want of special order.
which has been refused Mr.. Fitzpatrick
will therefore be forced to convey his case
directly to the privy council. Some time ago
a newspaper of this city addressed q circular
Of inquiry to the country newspapers Of the
dominion, asking their opinion on the JUS
tice of executing Riels sentence. Fifty
four replies have been received, Al of which
consider that the sentence of death should be
executed; seven question the prisoners sani-
ty; two question the right of the government
to hang q political offender; three claim
prejudice and unfairness in the trial, and one
wishes the government to deal with the case
free from suggestions.