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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or JsHE
THIRD Judicial Distrfcr Of the Tarf.
fssy II Washington, holdlns termil e
sesssla In King county. fer de couslties
o< King and kitenp
cesng,slas e.. q Z s ne esqa.E 4 f E.ss
No. aa8-- Moses rorses.na Rshefs Kslipa
plainliffs We. Wm- McKsrxia IHaam AIerf
A. Ross his wife. George Durff 1 and VIVA
Il. Ccncver, defendAntA
rms tfsnEs srlfEs % AsEzicA szap ftskz1nes
Ross his wife. Geo,gs norffsl ss& WA
II Conoves. defcndanta
Ton are hereby required 70 E,psAr BE- N
action hrUuEht AGAINST you h.f the Above
nsined pi1lntifs IN the DLst1c1 Coxrt e
the third Judicial DIztrtot q he nsrft
eiiy x sesifis. q ihs coinfy u Kisz, Or
the eounfies Of King and Kltskn anll -
ssseer the complaltt aird thatEIa Wifhln
sizfy days from The dnte q mi nrz< f1b-
llenEisn Of this summons o. tsx5xmes& ~
default VII Be taker against pos. aoeor4
IF e .es gss lsr 2. Ne s sesp y $500.
. mortgage made tho d day at FttwlnEy.
lNlk b. fhs defendanfA Wiillxfn MelKsn-
ri Enm amd MARI A. H1aes htflwff4. tlpne
the following described rel csts1s kawit i
Al Of ths Ne Z hall ~ ths srgfksxeat
H3&tAIF d 1MI HIAILEMtA AI8IuEE ~ -
sarsheAst qoaEtsr 81 secticn rHtn5ydwo.
townsEip tEsnty st0uf norfh. tnnEs fpar
fasl confaininH Eve acfrA mqfN o. 1eN4.
I'll IN King county. WasiI'nRtni Terffin<T.
isAid m0klEAEg 49, gives 70 neeurs -
payment q fhs following descl1be4 pfDu1
E.sogy notea according 70 the Terms an4
conditions der II. tozifs
use note Tor Tie sum 81 t4n hzEllret
and tuenty-1xe doil&fs e3xzjL bs<fsnx
1ste Fehruary -. isSt. fneos " WIllxw
Ne Kepxle knpA ana ps1'ahie Ia O11tfer
III. A. d. 1881 20 the urdkr ~ 9aHx<
10 ffsl. vita lnfsresf a IN PER cenf. par
annuzn which nA,4 note was. tetuEe me-
furiEy and before tho Submissive elx ct
f11is aexinn, duly a. ixmc1 MnfI 1n1afs&&
70 piaInzin, M0@e4 LcRufk Wh1 ID new tAa
lawfni hcificr and owmsr 1rare1<s tS1kp.
ena n0te fcr th4 fmaa * TIVE hstass& HnA
twenty rvs dollars fsEtkk hsAsiMH aMtai
Fs.bsmnr1 ID. ia6t nAA1s ~ Mt1iinEn Mos
4 u3s hos4 ena p1JafAc {np -. t<4.
% the osdsr d George pefzfal VITA M
noss sEn4. Nefors Ia nAtnslfy Ind hef5rf
fhs eom11snesrneaf * thls ssgncn. E1slr
sndor 80 aAd as1iEzed 4, ptslataH Eet<rf
ksisa wto - nov The i1efaI Lai6Ef 80
nxfner a tbs sane, tina - Hf.fsufaH1
WilIism IL coao3er. flAs. 81 elzlns q,
k.Fe sssne intsrsst n I'D lsaRtsszss&
Wis1sss fhs Honor.hlr nsxes 4 arsens.
.--ss-s 1ukxe q thc Alid Ezstric< Cllur<.
axkE- en1 re ecHi kter><x 1hH Iz<is
jazz SkAvlT, c1nrk
Bf JAHx& Y. Luuxow. DspA<y cN1E.
ILL., hAllnr Z hAsAn- atiprne<l fpF
&@< lid& hi g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

oseidsd 10 fzru . eommfttss q arrange
Q Canadian section-
shfpEreeked.
HALxzAx. N. s., Jans 2L-Ssszmer s.
f1erre arrived hers today from Sc.
Pierre Shs br0Qght sixty-i Eve ofiesrs
and crsE OF the steamer Lake Mantle
b. wrecked Ut L2nRley Island on the
l4sh instant. The caotsin and several
ofassrs Remain by the wreck 10 save la
terIAls, etc. Tue Lake MAnitoba's pas
se0gers are at Sc. Pierre, awaiting the
arrival Of the steamer Lake Nepigon 70
take them 20 Liverpool
Expasrtng Africa
B1zDoS. Jane 2l-The Geographical
soelety u mapping cot another Afrioan
expsdIts0a, 20 b under the dEreotioa Of
Mr.. Lsst- Il q Intsnded that this nev
expsdstion viii starr in August Dexs
from Zanzibar and prooesd thsoes "a
Laday. Rroza tins point q southwest
eriy direction vill be taken, and the
expedItioa viii sndezvor 70 reach Laks
fhIrsay, whenos IL will proceed eithel
20 Qaisirnane or Angszps, on the easl
coast. and about 100 miles from the
starting point
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
A sucrxsA

Tha enisrsainmsnt and sociAbls given
eli Tie residence Of Mrs John LeaEy lAsi
svenine. fcr The bsnefit q the music
fund Ut the guild. proved Q snooess in
ssuFy particular. about $50 guests being
present. inclsdinR 0evsracr Squire and
his gus<sst senator Miller. vife and
dlnRhter. The spaeioas residence.
which d admirably adaptad for sueh
rssshsrings, was brilliantly Iirhsed with
gsia. and the beautiful Rronnds suf-
reandin3 is we're illuminated with la
pskneee lanterns One Of the features
OIL sAa tseninR was The performances Of
tie regular amateur drama entitled
= Bsskon nip" whicA b spaFkiinR with
fNn frsm beginning % end. and The
yssunz folks uho bad Il IN hand PRO-
dsssa h most sdrairAhiy. TIE drsuine
Fspon wes attea 40 - staEe. vttk
ssenery, erup eaFtain. stes The cast
wAs - folicss;
Moss MeilseFab. ....-..e.....k Prily
MensSsaf Aaaais. W. A. Jsuninzs
M.r. Richard D .shes q. Morris Hsliss
Mlg. Lasenaef kids. ..-..O 4. hitsinRef
Mira Moses MaliiRrua. Miss karsh
Miss Ida MallsErab. Mrs. A. n Stewart
Miss Eva Mali&Fuh. Mrs w.A.Jennines
Afssr the peFfosmAness The scenssy
xas resneysa. and The nrSt haae ef The
he1ss ca1segfsd imfo . vaet t4aninz
hsll, ahs1e toanR and cid allie We'd n
she pkna&ilrsa af tke w&li9 and 1a4-
drtlls. % staifs . namher 81 Sassa
einaes wafe IN progress. vhile nAny
s,asayes2 strait 4baas ne beautiful
efoandz. Refreshments vers sersed
daring The sven1n9. Tue eeetpl1
usre ahsat sixff dollars watch uiil
prsye qaiss "a seqnisaiion 70 ths musi<
t'snd II lie eaiid.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
PACIFIC COAST.
ALASKA news,


STrKA, via NANATsao. June 24.-At Sit.
b. u has beea q ba@y month. The
conrs has bean in session. and several
ossses we're dispossd Of. TIE Indian
kahi. who killed his wife a Juneau lasl
fall. was tried and verdict Of man-
slaughter vas brought In. Tho Judes
give him ten years In the State Prison
Tho grand inry found -four indiotment'
against the Rae. sheldon Jaokson, onl
Of taeus being f5f writing istser 10 ths
Giand Jury while u was In session
This indictment would have sent the
Rev. sheldon 10 State Prison had pol
the District Attorney made mistake II
drawing 10 mp.
A meeting Of eitizsns vas held 20 or,
range school matters. The Rev. Shell
d,a jackson and j. Braay tried 90 cap
trIre shs mestiaR. when finally IL broke
np IN q free haht, with several knoei
d0sns. and tina Rev. sheldon took d
the woods for safety.
The 18th Of Jane vas . great day 20,
ALASKA. the occasion being the startinS
Of thu large quartz mill on Douglas
Island. Tue mill began operation thai
dsly, aud ell the stamps l30 In nunbeg
started 81 one time. sud is nos running
IN fall blast and works beautifully
There 10 great rejoicing among all M
miners over the great success. Thsrs
wAs salute dssd OF 10 guns In honol
OF the occasion
Esrth E'aeize Geld.
SAS FAASofsco. Jans She steam.
o. 81. Paul, which arrived lasf evening
from onAIaskA. reports that the 10
about the Seal Islands Wss thicker thar
has been known for years. This new
eonafms the belief that the present ssa.
son will be hard ons for Arctic vhal
en-.
sAsppang snssiiigcace.
Poar FovNxxSp, Jans 2--Arrivsd-.
Schooner Aurora. santiago.
T&roosa. june af-FAir; gentle south
west vind. No skipVfaG.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
DIAMOND
.VENTILATOR
Buildings, scAsels. Churches, Hospitals,
DssiIiass Steamers, Passenger,
slsspias and assrissrsisrscars
Psrf'es vsasilsusa gu.rs.sssa
wherever vsasiisaes 10
Rsqairsa.

Arrhitects and builders unite In saying
ventilation, will coon become e. standard
- tho window.
Our yezfilAtor On any slxel. when
placed through q wall . window z2ah. %
. wnsaen bar under cash. admifn Q con
xssnt supply Of fresh air under perfect
Apariment. Ne ofice o. sleeping room
ahould BE- withoat Il - q sfCps Burglars,
exclil6ea rain and dust. and keape he
apartment constantly frcxh without rails
inx the windowA Being heAyfiy plated
| in ninkel & b very ornamental Wkea ID
winitow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
TO LEASE.

EVE ACRES or UNTzfPR0vKD
i prppeFay neAx the rezi9ence II Geo.
". Hall . o1sre6 ~ the un1srzzgEed q
Iessa. fur tarnn uf pears 81 nominal
fi1ura- Fer fnfthsr Information spplg q
jeH JOHN a. DENNY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
.T0HEM. AVER Manager.
WANTED.

A Mat YOUNG GIRL TWELVE
n Or nftsen years cid. 20 take cars cs
ehElGrsM e1a mako hexseff xsnGFallY &c.
fz1ia srnsn fkrntly. Addrcsx r. o tor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

II d dsnReroas 10 be out In spxine.
because the grass has blades. the dcx-
s<s pissils. she lesves sheos and tie ball.
rushes Out.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
czu1lnx Juzf 8 itzA
INA H1asd a Heeiz<xntien b no< 81
tkosxse1 - rec<fEs npplIf stisns fof rexis-
trxfssln an;e 3 fte kpCtlkAnt na7 ssoH
cssasl ~ net ksslag sVfised p - hs4-
iser1t.. = = OSBORNE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

General once, $50 Dear
born street. Chicago. rooms
9 and z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
Furnished ClltaIe iar Rent

A NICELY FURNISHED Five
n rooza essfaEa viii bah and pefznt
water eloses. s,Eo hlecks ffoa esrest cars.
eAn ~ bad veEy rsascnAhi{ ~ parties
wiihout childrln. fnqulre e.
4. b ELDKR.
Iss Ncrsh sealelA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
Price List for Bed Room
and ONCE slxea.
No. !, Or IilneA ventilstor. . iw saeA
f1r 1oxen- -. ........s.4.-... ~ -
Na 4 or zt-lnch NenkilAtcx---. : % each
Fs< aoxAns& .-.-.----.....-s-..- - ~

AslK YOUR HARDwARK DRALER
FOR III.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

BoMRkx, June A-Ramors are in cir
Of the British Consul Al Meshed, Persia.
aud carefully planned affair ON the part
ef indignation IN certain quarters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

For Rent.

IN KIGHF-ROOM RESIDENCE ON
"A Msin street.. between Vi u and Sixth.
Apply 70 JAAfs5 POLLOCK. cernes 81 stb
ard &ain ssreefA ta1 I'm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS
Hay and Grain.

Always On hand . hne essortment d
Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Kxcel-
lent kzder Butter and Chimicum Cheese .
speciality.
ard delivered free Of charge
nks CALKINs e REDDISH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
es,,las sssay

LoSDox, Jane 3a.-rhs Duke Of Mari
boraaRh V organising the Opposition for
she re-eisesiea Of his brotheF, Lord Ran
dolph Ohurchill, for Hoodssosk. Mr..
JOAN Bennett h Insntioned 60 the Lib
arel candidate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

RnMx, June 24.--Signos Depretis an
neanoed In the Caamhsr ef Dspatiss
today that he had bssn charged b.
King Humkert 10 form Q Cabinss. he
STATED that Count OAasrna would b
Rorsi9n Minister,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

LoxDos. June IA dispatch reeeiv-
Ia Asistia Russia, on the Black Sea
coast, states that there are many qua
factories In fall operation there, and
under such Disgusting names e. hospi-
tails, asyisms. 60.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

NuznoN. Jane Ae-A meefisE Was
hsla s.sixy Of tha Lsadua Chambef o.
Osmmerss Tor tbs parpsss ef forminR
CAnaaiAn trade sscfion 0f nemoars
inteessesa in the commesce and ship
pinx o. Canada. str CaAFies FnFper,
wha presided. ds.issssd lenasny
speeeh. which was rnaah spplaaded. Ha
deeds apun sha tite Il Smszrafian nos
sisrecaed % Canada ratnsf than 10 TIE
Cni1na Seafee, The apprueoaing cosn-
ple<ina q The cAnadian PAciae k4ii.
rsxsa uuui4 - ~ great impsssAnor %
GrrAt Britain BE- NE event 81 var N ~
R4sz, e. e sseppAees IN he sssn canal.
ICkeers Tns natural rssoercsa 81
osnsas are sseead - no1& He D.
f<I,sI>.z s,s1s1 - eaodf1ed pfc<sc<iaa,
woicn = abssisssly sssesEsry IN -.
a o. Seal peii1y 81 he ua1ted
sxxfex He connHn1ed b trziaE |. n.cal
a1rrsnenk bes9srn knassnd ana -
,clpniss and - dssu1son q 3l,N0 -
. s1azl 80 - ssnixra&1ou - 0<sfz.e
snfanznG rs tsssslnG nnkntnous q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
Adama-CsIeriaxe.

LoEDox, June - Charles Warren
Adams and Miss Mildred Colerida-.
daughter Of the Lord Chief Justice of
England, were married today. A una
teFnal uasle who Sas clergyman per-
formed the ceremony. The marriage
vas private. Lord Coleridee vas asked
by his dsugkter 20 attend her wedding.
but refused. No other members Of the
family Of Lord C9leridee we're invited.
Invitations were, however, issned to and
accepted by all ths family of LadS
Coleridge. and all were present at the
wedding.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

EDxyxs Rrcx Prcsl n. II. oAIusnA.
H A boAnDaAx. Treas. See. and Sup
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

PANAMA, jane 3k.-rhs nss regime
a Panama does NOS seem 10 share .
happier fate than many Of iss predeees-
sors Local epinion. both Hatiss and
fareign. copdemns u - arbitrary and
Oppressive, and ~ nothipR iees than Z
dictatorship. in,snsely Ills and alb
soluieiy irresponsioie. A forced loan
wnz The Erse matter, the sum being IN.
"a aiI ely00a.000 This Gas ssscassd In
snah manner that the poor we're cali
ed spon % pay a. much ~ the rich.
0nly aboas zoe BALI was ssliscssd Of
TIE intended amganl Nov the rulers
procnsa nsw schsme-A var cdafriba.
lion 81 ~. oo.ooO. This snount 10 10 b
lesissd % tAsse she favored ths reheE
lion. those Who sssissed the rcbellion,
and thoss who have been oodarafe In
refusing paywent Of the Dreyioes loaa.
Fhis measnfe means the eonfiscsfion of
all pfepsrszes ct rssaiafsoa.ry sSmpA-
-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

.x gans a -fhs journals OF
s stardOs Is KhaEsoam Will make
6sesL-. nsssvs yoaame Of over 500
ess - ri be published by Heugs-
a@. 4 Go OF t6is city on Iues-
- Jane Ssh. The bo<,k Will
- q e.ched portrait OF GENERAL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25

=
- - y : family ~ talent and enter.
- 1ad ksru hs f,nrxned his stnAiss
q :. - teAs len years aeo tie hacssina
3 - institution rssied upon his head.
ssas % our state knd ~ Il
- ~ sozns men Of taiant and
sszs thai ti0ne oct there, be wa
.rcAted. and tssfore be hAa been
- npFs te&H nys % Sin ysara be was
1891 - th3 head Uf zoe educational
:. i a1siaas " indianA. He uas placed
- h<aa ~ khe aa6Satasn 81 4 state
4e 30 psl,pie by q vote ~ the pso-
e indiana. Que handrea and fofsy
: -na sciaohl huases Ars The uonn-
= himislf and his prsd~sessors.
49, Ilil'en daslArs conntitnle the
s1ieA be b % dissrihshs 20 sha
- g Ill our psopte. Ths.t uas q
y Harvard. and u wAs d great
.ezse - ne thai asksd him knS ais
s< klends ne SUPERINTENDENT 81
zazs<s u Tie StAfe. u asns.nrIsny ma
-: y ~. - lale. He sAlds Very
-. ~ eesne; cnly I uant yea -
- go 2 h4rwsrdsf asd this yoan1
-. "a re sodAy, hsiiiRin9 haek
ss. s4 e harvard TIE rteh HFefi % tns
%'...s i s5sseai II ths :isapt Of la
=. =, Mas 1 81 that this Il . bsansl
- ~ Assan. mes only at lAs farre
~ %@AzAesex VI M&rtara and II Vale
j ! N1A apeAk o. hosh toaekharl, has
= g ta1stfatsnn 10 thp foiva and
-..ss set<r @ tie lusaitntions q zoe
q Ihs yo'sng n y uaas I spsak
-. ~ ansaosnhs q Il aaasss IL hAr.
-. - - sspsrintsa,Aeni q ghs seneoi
-. = - stsiss " lnaians.r zap
49,. - 1assaiI I,s'seil sss sAsn insrs.
i - e esiRsn bis rcm4rks 10 Nj
-. 8 zszzla. scfsrrins % shs iInaness
- - l<ktn siase x 80 - ~.
- - allnde<l fseisnrls a - wsi.
Il zztsn han iaass. ana csusinassl
- tAas hie wsrm rsuelysson il
1.Se- + - nqs fer hinzself. bas De-
80 "a Anexsoaa Ahs ss.i.
eaHvea hs@ - IN &ps&sngs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-25
The Fad ef Tunis.

Pans. June 24.-President Grsvy has
issued q decree which makes the French
Minister to funis q President General.
With command OF tue whole land aud
sea forces and having entire sdministra-
fiura NJ aha aoaaav
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-29

yet II was so 80 strong and convincing
as to leave no doubt Of the guilt OF the
men, or rather boys, for they are but
mere mountain lads.
The details of the horrible crime are
OF sickening nature. Ward, the vic
tim, stopped TO dine with the mother
OF his murderers. There he exhibited
his goods. After departing the two
brothers followed and shot him dead,
dragging the body to an unfrequented
spot where they buried It. A month
later brother OF the murdered man
followed in search of him, and as II
directed by the hand OF a
higher power he was led by suspicious
circumstances to procure the arrest OF
the two Folks and one Kuykendall, an
accomplish. After the arrest the cir
cumstances accumulated and unfore-
seen circumstances came to light, re-
vealing the terrible tragedy in such
convincing light that Kuykendall
made full confession. The three
men were placed In the state peniten-
tiary for safe.keeping and TO prevent
their being lynched by an Infatuated
mob. Kuykendall died while in
prison and the Polk brothers will now
go back for the term named above.
DR.. Luther Rush Of Paris, Tex, and
Mre. ELY Il. Weeks. an accomplished
society lady of this city, were married
to-day and left for the New Orleans
exposition to spend their honey moon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-29
ATHENS.
The Robbers Of tho Texas Express
Company's Safe Arrested.
Special,

special.
ATHENS, TEX, April 2s.-W. H.
Heist, night operator, and Jack Boyd,
a colored porter for the Texas & st.
Louis Railroad company at this place,
were arrested to-day and lodged In
jail charged with robbing the safe OF
The Texas Express company ut this
place several weeks ago, an account OF
which was wired you. The entire
amount, S4SS, was recovered. 1t was
the general supposition that the
guilty parties had made safe
their escape, but with the com.
bined efforts OF II. NJ. Golibart
assistant agent Texas Express com.
pany ]. l.. Duffee, freight agent, and
III. ID. Milton, local agent ut this place
who have been diligently at work on
this matter for several weeks past.
the detectives settled upon the above
named parties, who were arrested and
made full confession of the crime
Mr.. Hest is a young man Of fine bust
ness qualifications and was highly
respected by all who knew him. The
negro, Jack Boyd, was raised in this
county and was regarded by all as 8
trusty negro.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-29

The threatening war cloud covering two
great nation OF Europe, England and Russ's
induces nv 10 publish pictures OF the Prince
OF Wales and his wife, Princess Alexandria.
queen Victoria OF England Ia growing old
lnrrm, and has transferred her ofiicial du.
ties largely TO her son, the Prince OF Wales
and future King. Princess Alexandria. his
wife, ~ the daughter of the king OF Den
marx. Consider ng that Denmark "a not
much iarger than Tar ant county, the Den.
mark girls, who were very clever, "a AIDE
good matches. Tho elder married Englands
<ing and the younger married the Car OF
Russia. Princess Ale xandria and hef sister
are much opposed 70 the war, but In Ia
gland the viii OF the people rules, and In
Russia the will of the Czar and the arlstoc-
acy rules, and " Russia don't back down,
England Intends 90 fight. Tho tondoners
are very fond OF Princess Alexapdria. whom
two OF her little children had the dyptheria,
mother Ike. rho never LEFT them night or
day. One died, the other got well, aud when
abe nrst appeared on the streets OF London
with the saved ono, all the men took on
their hats as she passed. She In nne look.
ing womau--looks as young ~ a girl-and Ia
said 10 dress In the most exquisite taste OF
any lady In Europe. Her children had been
promised q visit this summer TO 81. Peters.
burg, TO see their aunt and cousins, aud
when the smaller ones are told that they
cannot go, II there is war. they don't under.
stanc and refuse tObe comforted. The English
people think that Russia has her eye ON
india ana the Acknowledgement of the British
empire, and John Bull IL full of usht.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-04-29
AUSTIN.
Teachers for the Summer Norma
Schools Changing the Rangers.
Special.

Special.
AUSTIN, TEX, April 2S.-The follow
ing charters were filed to-day: The
Williams Cemetery company of Collin
county.
The Sons and Daughters of Moses, a
colofed association of Lagrange.
The McCulloch Land and Cattle
company, capital stock $250,000. The
principal office is at Taylor, William
son county.
Superintendent Baker to-day as
signed teachers for the summer Nor
NAL schools rs follows; Orange, J. II.
Cole Henderson, ]. n. Gallagher;
Hallville, Mrs. Willie ID. House I;
Daingerfield. +. M. Johnson; Sulphur
Springs, J. Il. Mcclure; Tyler, E. b.
Smith; Willis Point, N. Il. Burke;
Crockett, Mrs. Tom Sigh; Trinity,
George S. STORES; Galveston, j, r..
Dean; Weimar, Miss N. g. Breeding
BRENNAN, w. II. Russell; Giddings,
r.. p. Orchard Rockdale, j. T..
Dow; Corscana, ]. Il. Hand ;
Terrell, II Stanburry; Denton, John
Collier; Sherman, J. NJ. Carlisle ;
Saint Joe, G. III. Bryant Weather
ford, Mrs. Ed. Il. Warren Cleburne,
II. G. Harris; Waco. ]. +. Rodgers ;
Salado, A. e. Hill Georgetown,
Smith Ragsdale San Marcos, n. G.
Rote; Lagasta, q. M. Lassett; Uvalde,
III. c. Pritchett; San Angelo. y G,
Carnes Albany, Isaac Gillespie
Meridian. p. V. Penny hacker Dodd
City, A. N. Wilson.
Colored principals: Montgomery, j.
II. McCams Calvert, l. @. Anderson ;
Marshall, Champion Warning Jetler-
son, G.. j. Anderson WaXahaehie, j.
r.. Stokes; Richmond, f. III, MADISON;
Luling, w. Il. Phillips Marlin, S. II.
Smithers Austin, w. Il. Gordon.
AdIutant- General King to-day made
the following changes in the frontier
force; Capt. McMurray's company
will proceed to Wichita Falls and sue.
coed Capt. Schmidt's force, which has
been ordered to Frio county.
Capt. Sheely's company, now In trio,
is ordered to camp in Uvnlde county
near the Edwards county line.
Capt. Gillespie's command will Sc
lect a new camp on the Texas d Pa
clfic near Toyah, IL possible.
Seekers company Is still retained in
the service and win remain on the Rio
Grande.
1t Is reported here that the capitol
syndicate has sublet the stonework
and 1t will be commenced on the first
of May. :,
The superintendent OF the Terrell
ASYLUM announces that that instltu-
ton will De ready for occupancy In
about sixty days.