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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30
Agent J. T. & K. ". R.
ABOUT WOlIEN'S FEET.

The Southern Foot the Prctticst---
Shoes Worn by Literary Women.
Denver Republican.
do you think Denver women have
pretty feet?"
mot as a rule. It takes southern
women for pretty feet. The most Of
them have never walked much and their
feet are not at all spread. They have
fine insteps and beautifully formed feet.
They are awfully particular about their
shoes
do ladies ever acknowledge that they
have sore feet?'
young ladies do not. They are so
afflicted with corns, most of them, that
we can see the protuberances through
their stockings, particularly since silk
hosiery is so much worn, but they won't
own up, and they are always renlon-
strating about their shoes being too
large"
rs it.so with old!ladies?'
mo. indeed. Old ladies seldom care
for style to that extent. They want COM
fort and we manufacture it for them"
what class Of women wear common
sense shoes;
Literary women mostly and teachers.
Shop girls usually wear stylish shoes and
servant girls always wear French heels.
Women who work with their brains can't
afford to sacrifice their feet. 1t is not
that they have no personal pride about
! their shoes, but they very soon discover
that comfort and style do not go togeth-
er in dressing the feet. You can't get
the slightest suggestion of beauty into a
| common-sense shoe; that's a foregone
conclusion, and so they give up trying
it very early in life, and aside from their
shoes being well made and comfortable
you can't say much for their appear
ance"
Niehaus, the sculptor Of the Garfield
statue at Washington, gels ahead Of the
critics by showing dat the shoes were
nodded after those worn Ly the Presi-
dent the day he was shot, and that the
clothing was studied from tha last suit
ever made for Inn.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30

J. J. Mills, of Barlow, mas invented a
plow attachment, and will have it pat
euted. BY it any ordinary stock may be
used, and converted into 4 double shovel
double half-shovel, double turning plow,
or Cultivator, making the most desirable
farming implement ever seen. 1t can
also be adjusted for blowing corn beds SO
that each pillow win run tie same depth
and be perfectly level on the side of the
bed, or one pillow can oe deep and the
other shallow; the one large and the
other small, or one a shovel, or scooter,
and the other turning pillow.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30
A Prompt Settlement.

PALATKA, FLA, june Is, lSS5.
To I. II. HILLIARD, ESQ.
Special Agent of
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York, Palatlla, Fla:
SIR-Allow me to return my heartfelt
and sincere thanks to you and the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, for the
prompt settlement of my claim against
said company under policy No. 2G2.Gl5
on account of the death of my husband,
Edmond f. Patrzykowski, who died on
oath inst. said policy being for 81, 600,
bearing date April 90 1885.
Gratefully yours,
VALERA PATRZYKOwSKI.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30

One of Volusia county's delegates to
the constitutional convention has 20 col
ored men in his employ, and IS, he says,
claim to hail from Tallahassee. If the
negro exodus goes on much longer the
black belt will be in South Florida.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30
A HANDSOME DINNER SET
10 DE GIVEN AWAY
BY N. w. KING & co

To our patrons we propose to give one
Of our finest decorated dinner sets, 125
pieces, price of which is $50. To each
! erson buying $3.50 CASH worth Of goods
viii be given a ticket free in the draw
ing for the dinner set.
Drawing to take place as soon as tick
cts are all distributed and will be in
charge of disinterested persons to be Sc
lected for that purpose. Don't fail to
take advantage of such a chance to get a
$50 dinner set.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30

Tho Office ofTHE DAILY NEWS is located on
Water street, ia the Iron Building next to
Reid's bBCk store.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30

? T. Nanucy, at Fry's block, Lemon street
has ld at all times all the cool summer
t .o0d, fresh bUttermilk, etc, fruits,
.es, etc, at prices TO suit the times.
n a call.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30

SALE-ThOusands Of old papers,
pc Or many purposes. Apply at the
zWs Office.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30
CITY NOTES.

1t is hot enough for him.
Ice cold beer at the Idaho.
The clouds and occasional sprinkles
gave US another delightful afternoon yes
terday.
Summer travel over the railroads seems
to keep up pretty well, if times are said
to be dull.
Postmaster Stephens, Of Florence, was
in town yesterday shaking hands with
his many friends.
Our market is we'll supplied with fruit
now. much to the comfort and delight of
our stay-at-home citizens.
Mr. Henry Hutchinson, Of Crescent
City, was in town yesterday and stopped
in long enough to shake hands.
Our neighbor, Col. G. w. Pratt and
his estimabe wife returnrd yesterday
afternoon from Mayport, where they had
been on a pleasure trip.
Regular meeting Knights of Pythias, at
Red Mems. Hall, this Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock All members are requested
to be on hand promptly.
We learn that a great many pine trees
were blown down outside the city Tues
day evening. Many of them fell across
and INSTRUCTED the public roads.
The heavy blow Tuesday evening des-
troyed another of the stately and beauti-
iul oaks out in the Hammock. The
wind twisted the trunk in two.
Mr.. A. G. Phillips and family return
en- home yesterday from the bar, where
they have been enjoying the sea breeze
and surf baths for the past few weeks.
The handsome soda fountain of the
Moragno Pharmacy continues to be a
| popular place, where young and old do
congregate to get cold soda and mineral
waters.
Elsewhere this morning will be found
a notice of the dissolution of the partner
ship heretofore existing between Messrs.
Avery and Kinnan. Mr.. Avery will con
- ','1 no 90 WV '''l''o '',''N'
Webb &. Nichols, dealers in real estate
and insurance agents, have removed
- - ~ - l'.-' 80 - ny 1 li,,
lin Ill ~, 9,, st ,S'l 60 ~, 49,, WY
III. D'''i'el =" "loroh returned EeS'er-
oay from d UP 70 on"rlo''e llaLOol
m''gl0 i'o mas OeSi' 'oi 'I'e P'7' It" o"y .
ne HAS plo"llSe' Us an account % tne
s'shtS ne TOOK H. "IlIcI' VIII De printed
IN a lie" days
Mangold has just finished 14xt7 pho
tographs of each of B. P. CalhOun's chill
- ~ - u 10 - '-,0,''''>' '''l>'
p, ~ - I,- ~, 49, ~
~ IN ''-'-' ''-''' '''0'-''
AesSrS' d. L. jackson, Is. D. 6roohs
. 81 ttHFTEllT
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CORRESPONDENCE

Solicited on an interesting topics throughout
the state. We will be especially grateful Tor
all local items Of interest 10 the public. News
sent by wire should be abbreviated when prac-
ticable and sent after O'Clock p 70, addressed
10 PALATEA DAILY NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30
Reu ding Notices.

NOTICE TO TEACHERs.-The board Of public
instruction will hold the annual examination
of teachers for the public schools of Putnam
county, at Pautka, Fla, Aug, Bird, 1855.
a. j. WOOD,
See. Board and Supt. Schools.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30

A young lady on the Halifax river has
captured q turtle weighing 400 pounds.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30
Mo NeNvel Omcc.

Can be purchased at + COCHRANES'EEW
STAND, al the pOst0tiicC building.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30
The Daily News

PALATKA, FLA, july 30 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-07-30

Saturday afternoon Geo. Baker, a negro
who lives at Federal Point, lethis ire get
the better Of his judgment, loaded up his
little shooting iron and proceeded to hunt
the scalp of one Harrison Thomas. He
found Thomas in a field and shot at him
twice, but the lead went wide of its
mark. \ warrant was sworn out, and
Sheriff Zehnbaur went down in a small
boat and arrested him. He was tried be-
fore Judge T. S. Haughton, and in de-
fault of $500 bail was lodged in Jail to
await the action Of the grand jury.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16
Probate Notice.

T,KRRrToRY or wasHisoTos. COUNTY
Il OF King. ss.-in the Probate Court u ala
King oousty.
No. sos--Is tn. matter Of the estate of
DUnsld DfDsvsll, dece.-ed
Ofdsr 81 show csnss on ssle Of real ssfsf.
Granville u. Hailer the Admrnistra,or ~
TIE s-ia Of Donaif Dins~siI. deceased. hav.
tns on itis lstk Day Of september, lis, ed
Die petit on b. rein, duly vesia, a, pr.. ins FOR
an OF er for the ssls o. all he r-sl estate Of
which the said d. exsei died ssfE~d. FIR the
PURPOSES inerein sss forth, and % spp.srsns
% the Court fr IN the .aIi D ~ on .nst ~
pr ond estate Of tn ait dsSeasrd ia ~.
hanfs Of he sad mibi -uasor, 10 not sufl.
Gent 70 PEI ID siuis sgniss tue aad sststs
and The esp-nsts % toe . .nfpI.srati0n ts.r.-
Of. End - q u 70 necessary 90 sell . ths nal
ess.te OF tue '.ad aecs-s,d ~ Tay the saia
e.aiIss nd sxp~bssi
And 10 sup. anog 'urths. r. the csurt TIA,
the sad n<ti Ion OFF rm. ia sil resp@c.s %
he rvq7irenen's Of the az. % 10 osdsrsd by
tn curt ssst al pessJn. inisfes Oh IA the
essso thss de- sassA appear before cur
said Probate onrt ~
MONDAY. THE ssH JAY on oCTouFR
iss5 AZ asa S'sioek 10 TIE foreman ~ ,h..
DAY. 81 b. Court o1m - on said Pr,h.ss
tesrt. N the "a. Of sesi'l-. 10 ,Aa Nj q
cSonry. q en sad there % sb0E esa.- N an,
ibsy have. wby the ssid o DIR .houla ns. -
q ant q 20 the SD A3m,Lis,rslor 70 al, ~
the real ssists % thesa d.esss.i. or 40 n nrn
ihsresf ~ tDAY Be nceesssry 20 pa TO-. 49,.
said aims aeo sxp bs-s
% 10 farther oider~f ths' . corr n, INA.
order n sh0u eau . b. yeb ishe q AZ -,
fur sucess-iy- u-eks b-fOfe sh- .sid gs,h A..
81 Oet .o~r lsss. Ia the susstle wEsnY pc.~r
psTElIIoEsexE . ~ kly n. wsEsper lr1u,..
and pub bed In the .sid eoant, u Esa' 80
oi ssosrsi ear ashton N ihs - d a., -
T,rrito y.
pops 10 opsn Court ihi. Isth s.y O, s.
<nosr. lSs. VIZ. u WOOD
Judge o. the frotsis Ccar,.
Ktns Uoun.y.s.
J. wm. u. wocd.gudse anS sr-ofsrto e1.x. -
ts- Prob Re oourt VI said 4 fnx eoantv A. 49,
~ e~s,ify fhst tie feresofnx isa All frn. -.
eorrs-t eopJ Of 80 Original o-ser 20 So -
N 30 ~ Ger sid sD.ls Geurt a. -
Of :. cord On be i b dsy o. s-pssuh -, 49, -
IN tse natter Of TIE sstats o. Donsia D..
In s~tfnony .hsreof I have h~r.,..
NJ haDd sad aired the le.I ~ o.r sass - -
sss- Court shis -sh dsy ~ -sp~ms~- ~
."sss.s. RM < -
aAa Ssdse asd ssosssae O.
s,a4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

TIE esatracta. IA IN nsmbsf. have
bsen lot By tie iitiooss Csosrst foe tos
eonsf. uosioa Of TIE Y-g o branch. ~
Z - right bSnk 1t the Vase and filis-
ha eass rivera Toe branch v,l! b las
niiss Iona. and vsa probably b. sxeod-
ID 10 n, mpAis ss soss~ tusnre sire.
Ths sprc q, ,tios reqar- TIE vost 70 b
eo0 oisseo Jons La. 1885.
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PACIFIC COAST.


Il
sAI fsAscrsco. Ocs. ls-in re-pnns<
70 toe cou0.picsiisn Of san Fran
casce neroo-nts. addressed TO the ) O.
retary Of the Treasury. AK ns tbs, The
co'n age OF d able eagles D. r-so ned q
ts- branch Mot in this eitv, tas fol-
iosins rrpiy bss keen received
WASHINGTON. d. c, S-ps. IA 1885.
ssp<rdstssdes.f ef tie Saa frarc.s-p
Nest "A -ssseans Trea-oref Bro-k. vii
ex % .nse tsepti-s for smaller eosd
CONS Advise 6epositar, ~ sold bal
hon. ID AIxSTxa.
Secretary Of the Irsasary.
bsssivest.
Michael McCoe. carriage uapufse-
tofef. bas ed q petition 10 insolvency..
dis liabilities are stst-i n fa6 54s 81
dis assets are aopus fls 600
wh.,tss .ep~rt.
sAs Francisco, OF Is The steam
vhsier A Iians- s,r,sei trnn the .rc,i,
today. She lett the dsst - DAYS ago.
Sne reports bad seas. rne e,tc7 Of tie
dset up 10 the departure Of the Alliascs
was far beiov the average. th. tot A
number OF whales taken being l2l.
Fine Property.
SAN FRAScIsco. O,i. Is. The annual
nesting OF the Sevsds Bank was held
this afternooR. The old directors we're
re elected. The ne, earnings we're re-
ported TO be tjH 600. A divi1sod Of
ten per cent Vas declared.
kxetteWeas at stockton.
STOCKTON. Cal, Oct. "a petition
vas numerously signed today IN tins
city In WHOA the slgners pledged them
selves by ali lawful means to drive cut
the Chinese from this city. City Attor-
ney Smith today visited CHM town 10
'n.peet the modes Of living Of the Cni
nes-. and fouRd gambling tables and
npiom touches IN aim ct every hoss-.
DE Will draft an ordinance 90 oppr. Q.
hs Chinese % much that thes viii be
obliged to remove outside the ety lion
its. Tae ChiBsee quarter is IN tue heart
OF the eltv aud IA fostering uuissn y.
IL 10 NOS believed that the Chinese will
90 unless driven out By Intimidation.
Killed u . Drunken Rev.
PORTLAND. Or Oct ls.-Eighs tramps,
csDped near Rssebera. Or. got into q
drunken row last night. 10 which Jos.
Florence was killed. Po1r are nov
nader arrest.
TsAays weather.
FAN FRAScIsco, Oct. l5-S D m.-Ip-
dicAtions for the sacceediug 81 hours
IN the North Paci6c are fair weather,
light to fresh WINES, generally north
westerly.
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Captain Ho,adea. Of Tie British shi,
British Eovos, Pee>assy sfTivsd 81 Lv.
s-posl. recerts taAs be t,oeosd ~ ~
cara isiasd al tie vsy, and foan6 th-
inhabisanes I'll osil hat saAly 10 nssd a
dry eosas cd sloeAiAa - ~ ve0ss.
al amDaniesoa-
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FOREIGN.


CoRx. Oot. IA meeting Of cattle
men Vas held here today. O'Conner
feaa tefeersm from New fork dealers
10 nsdes' saving they would not POT
cnsss goods carries BY the Cork Packet
NDnpAny.
eSears king.
BERLIN, Dot. IL In honor IT the
twenty nitn ssaffsrssry OF the Eupe
rof Wiiiisns fonttios a. King Of
ffassis vnicn occurs on sanzAry I'd.
she m',,.sry aotnofisies are matine
ss y" 80 osA 20
man Who tnoh nass In shs v.rs AZ IsGI
ssshss Assresssss.
CALCUTTA, Ost. fS.-Au uitipAtum
MN 70 reduce sns OIL against she bom-
Day Trading Comn4ny, TO remove re.
- sn, 49, ".s e sno
sI.s fsanhos,s hsvs hssn o,da,sd >,
Rsnoooo 40 Az IA ordsr. "a snfo,c~ ,hs
(,overnmeut's demand he = dennns,ra
ten Al Masdslsy. No troops are be,os
prepared for Operations against Bar
NAH.
CsRassea seatesee.
Ioxnox TIA h-I. 4. m ,dsrs&ooa ,hs
dea IN s.ussoos p&.ss,d ON I,,u,. R,el
leaaer OF the sslfnreed rebellion la
Canada. vi;l be oommoteA 10 llfe LONG
ssry,tuSe
r. r.s....
a.
LANA, OS' 10 Aseoro,na 10 ois-
m.s,es vss f.varsbls N shs a ,y.s..
msnG Gen. fior-s attached wito 1910
men. bat vas completely rspaised.
A Wsrsiag % Alexander.
Ic,ro. IN. n. an or,.or,. M
Al. s,rS-,srr~ :, Ccrss-n,,rorl. ar
49,. :. =, = "a. -, p.srrs A.
snSs, r,e,rs h,v 4, u.c,s, n ANAL.
90 .s,n,r. Nj ia, csn.,v,.. y. All
=. ~. - - is.-,ns ~. 80. Il.
80 ...ns - md ,..'...ir. o. ....r.
ainty Of the sultan.
Dugevia nag Aes.
I.oHpoH. Oa. Is The DHiy Telegraph
GAYS tnas enc Government has gwen
Ear, Dufferiu carte b'aacke 10 aes in Bur.
nah q ooessiop may REQUIRE.
xe~vs. n..s a Wa.
r., "a, G..
.,s..i., 80 a. an. ps.s,s ccusris,c.
~, "a ,....ss.S A. 800 =, ,oh,,., - -.
src,r Rni,.,;s +, h IN rooasa thss shis
complaint b iassnded e. prstsxs for Q
dsctaras,sa Of var.
Within the last too days 5000 -
ssrves have been enrolled In 0resse,
io.voV N Asoens aione. inseoss sesno
''~ssH ~ 'S"o"'
Repasssssa 0e0asAeA
TIA Rnslssh f,ov.rumsps hss prresnt-
"A 4 uoss m the s,snisn (3yv.ru mspt
Ss.ac6ins rrpnyssioo fsr An insuls %
TIE Brsssss Cocsuiss, a Hsvana. me
Oousul became surety for . Spanish
$50 ..si.ss : ~.~rsss,e' sra u'sndire
"a sppeal shs usrohaus failed, where
aeon the spsni.h olssisis sssssd and
sealed no she archives sf the Consulate.
In spite Of the protests Of sns Ceosd-
gvssss.s "a WssN,
p,,c.,.o,u "a K-A..,.a,,. IN
- 49, ..s-s-.S 49, - n ~
. = - .ss...s.. = 1870, ,-,..s a
nss-..ss rss r-<s..ss snA s,sis N.
- .......~ - ~. ,.~.--ss of a.
- NJ -, = s-c- s.,his n, ~.
$3.50. ~. n.,.s.. =, =.
~-.-,s-,.k,is $500 ~
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Notice Of Dissolution.

TNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
l. s,isting b tween tho und r-i1ned. IN
TIE mercaplile bust .es, Il Hssfbton.
KING count und. r. the a IN name IL
re, RICO q s'einie has This gay be. dis
solved BY mutual consent A. einle
\ - 81 eceede TO all the interest OF Mm.
PERI Q In . I'D n m iis p-operty and
good will ann l. slime auih0 10 d 10 col
let ell dests due s.id q m asd will siso
settle all d bt. owing BIZ said Arm.
bcatlle, w. II. tict 10. So
WILLIAM y. PERRIGO.
ocf5i8 A. 5rkiNIE.
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lesaess ef Aeeeplases

Atsaxr. N. Y, Oss. is-Ths lssssrs
q eeceptancs of tie De0oce stie noon
mses for 0overuce ana IA atensnt
4lverncs afe made public toAi9ai. Gov.
Mi 70 bis isster snanks shs soovsasseo
zee NE honor conferred. ses-pss the
psseetptss laid down IN The plssfoeun.
eeeeaslly In It's iudorsemsct of the Ad-
osats1fAltsa Of Prssldsus Clevstand;
rsness-s tbs R-pablieaa plstf am. and
eooG Oar oppoaenaa - q p .rty ara
reenoeus Cleveland. ard the1r ssesss
y sos ensuing election Voaid surely oe
eescistmed shroaahoot NE esansfy - .
PRESERVATION Of bis adminsssratsoa.
les banda Of HE Prsssdens vsli b
s-e9shsued BY . vicsosy Of his party
neea. nns By the sacsrss Of The enc
ui.s e bis prty.-
Ne assiAfss hius.is In favor Of civil
nsvses and manscipai refafu; NJ
espsnsstca 81 nuaiespsl from Stats and
es.>oeAi eiecstoas; hone rule for iarss
essses ~ The extsnsi.su Of their p50~fs
U We reeui<sioa 81 their internal
e1Atss; 80 'css eccsideratioa Of the De
oas4s Of The voshioe0ss, tnoludins
sosssatson too The sessismsas Of sh~il
9teeevoces via their e0plcycesj sh<
mssasn Of tsI iavs and the appoans
oees Of nsn pAFtissn ooaedA He etcee<
.ke semmsry Of The ieatsisnvs and
eeesf ssfsrms sAssssd sisss shs psss I.
s party ssae tnss power n se,
sefes years 80, which. ~ q
- sosssls % 10 fsrstss sAssxs d
uonas A1AirA
srseaaty Iees1as b Rsssaa.
Amuofua. OsA MA dtsVassA 3,
ssAas bsoafsnsas AAssA ~ N y
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PunIrroroLrs. Osl -Aocosdine "a
privats sdstcss f<ssivsd here the Ru-
sssas are psepsrie4 . eoeoese rsvois 10
BaiGasia- ths psAsaats and eisis-ns
are mufmertng 81 she tnsrsass OF taxa
tioo. 10 vtil Be iDp-0ib,e tor tks
country 10 sostAia the eorteo Of a.
army for any considerable isoxsA oil
time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

LONDON, OA Is The Duly Telegraph
says that enc 0ossrnmsns hss gwen
Earl Du6sriu carte b'ascAe 10 act IN Bur.
nah e occasion mar require.
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Gevev.aess Bss'ness.

wAsHrNeroS. On. Is There Vas a
full attend ,sce At ths O,binet msetinR
todsy. Tue session Vas short, and de-
voted primo pally " the eonsiisssti'n
u topios 20 be embodied In the annual
reposss Of the Oab,nss ofnoers. IL vW
decided that the pressure Of public d.
ties wsaid not permit the President and
nsmbsrs Of the Csbinet 10 attend The
vlrgsaia Hssts fair.
- Amevsenn Wsnsu nU1raee Asse-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

WAsHIs oroN, Oct. 10 The President
mace The foilovinQ appointments to-
das q. Never Zilict, OF Ar,E ,na. to
bs Governor OF Ara ,as. viva Frederick
4. fritls. resigned ta be Uui,ed States
Oonsuis-Eiwsrd ID. Lynn. ~ Texas. ~
p,edras Nssrss. Msxie'; Fank W.
Roberts, Of N ,ius. at CSttisook, ON
adai Oaaries II. Wills. Of M<syisnd, ss
Manages, Nicsragrs; Joseph d Hot.
Il Nsw Jerssy. ~ Vera Crns. Merico
70 be Iadisu Agent .m.s n Il ,aSnlin,
Of Dskoss. for the Srsndins Rock aoen-
ey In Dakota Territory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

TIE Engiish Government has present
Cd note 10 the spanish 0overnmsnt
deoaodins reparsstoo fog sn insals 10
the BRITISH Oonsuiats q Havana. The
Consul became surssy for . Spanish
eiatn against . Dersasas, and peedine
% appeal tie merchant failed. where
aeon the Spanish oGleisis sssssd and
sealed no she archives sf the Consulate.
10 spite u the protests Of tue Coosai.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

LONDON, O,,. is.-Ssrvia has scott Z
cisssisr nsss 10 the Powers complain
ing Of repeated inresds BY roooer band
FROM Bulsafia. ID 10 surposed that thtl
cumplains b iassndsd - prstsxs for I
dsctsrssien Of var.
Within the last too days 5000 -
ssrves have been enrolled In 0resee
io.00p In Athens alone. Intense enthu
si.sn 10 manifested throughout 0rsses
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

ApmAnoPLs. Ost- Is - ffeops arc rap
tdly N ss.aug q this plses. Ten thoa-
s4nd mso and tseoty -pine guns are al
ready destined here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

LosDos, Oct- Is - Toe Liverpool
Ceamoer of Conmerce reports 20 tie
Royal Coan.nission on Trade Depression
that there has bsen = gradual dseiioe in
trade during the past tsu years. and
that the nu4osr Of vessels IL largely IN
.xoess Of the demand. Toe CnAu Der
approves free trade and urges foreign
csoutres TO abandon tbs contrary sye-
ten, adding that II they refuse, the
British Government must Impose dulles
nnnn ansc.las 4 -osu annh o,unrr.as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16
Killed u . Drunken Rev

PORTLAND. Or Oct. ls.-Eiehs tramps,
csmped near kssebera. Dr.. got into q
drunken row last night, 10 which Jos.
Florence was killed. Pour are nov
under arrest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16
A. Attorney shut Cot.

J. A. Manning. the attorney whose
On nal o, jsotions 70 the " necessary In.
sidental -xpenses" OF the eoart, has
u vas to-day sssed upon by the court
sidi.s judge II ,risn. and oonoarred in
bv the steer tso lodges. The motion
vAs denied.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

WAssMoros, Dot. i5.-rhe Lind Or
Zoe has reserved communication stat
Ing that DR.. Powers. WHO vas q govern.
nsns witness In the prosecution of
frauduieps land case Ia California, has
besa slain BY T. r. Preatt. one Of the
attendants.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

CALcurTA, Ost. Ian uitinatsm
has ossn seat 10 King rneoau, ordering
him TO reduce the bill against she Bom-
bay Trading Comn4ny, 10 remove re-
ssric,iens against English traders. and
20 aoc-ps . British resident ct Msud
Alay. 6abboats have been ordered 70
Rsngooa 10 40 At orders TO enforce the
Governmeut's demand By q denonstra
ten a. Masdalsy. No troops are being
prepared for operations against Bur-
NAH.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

LoNp0n, Oos. ID As an outoome Of
the conference as OoussAntinopls the
powers have sent note 60 Prince Alex
Andss urging him 10 pactfy hJamsii..
and warning him that otherviss be sil
run The ri,k OF losina the uaion. ID
any event be mus rsooRaiss The sassr-
ainsy Of the sultan.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16
Is Years Q Mag.

BxRLrs, Dot. IL In honor n the
twenty nth sssrrsrssry Of the Eupe
rof Williams Q sronstios ~ King Of
Prussis which occurs on January %.
the military authorities are making
prtEarstioas for an original vagsant IN
the shape Of . procession formed of
mon vbo took part In the wars Of 1864.
lHSf and 1870.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

ksss says that EaeiAnd AAs sefss-d 10
/ "a Nth Aassrts IN p.sv-utine 0r~ecs
rrsn Interfering 10 the ksssesn dini
eaisy. R-parts fron van sos quartsrs
say that Austria 10 rfspArsna fog svests
ni,tieA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-16

PrsTz. Ocs. Is The Hungarian
budget show. Q s-e-tt OF Is 90 600
sius A loan Of 25.Coo.ooO q rms viii