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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

The mead Of merit for promoting per
sona msthestcn is due 10 y. q. Aver q
Co, whose Incompatible Hair Yleor d
universal bea1tifier Of ths hair. Harm
LEES. effective. agreeable. u has taken
rank among the indispensable articles
Of the toilet. To scaniv loeks IN gives
luxastancei and withsred hair IL clothes
with the hss Of yeath.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
FaoM Saw FRaSorsoo.--Ths steame

FRoM Saw FRaNclsoo.--Ths steamer
Wilmington, Capt. Blackburn, arrived
here from San Francisco. bringing pas.
seueers named as follows: Mrs. A. B.
Csnesty, John McGrath, A. J. MoNemse,
], W. Morton. MRS. 0iifford, Mrs. Flood,
Miss n. Barseough,. Miss Allies O'Cou.
nor, Mrs. Veasy and con, l.. Thompson,
O. Seymour. and ID others In the steer
age. She alsa brought freight cansieu
ed 10 the following named persons and
iifmss A. Lam a Co., A. Hsnorich, A.
A. Berhee, A. J. Smith, A. @. Suther-
land, Closhifr q FnRlssh, d. y. Dnrie,
FraaenthaI Bros., O. r. Maginnis. Hsr.
fineton a Smith, 1. w. Basby, ]. = DA-
via, J. II. irvine. L. Kline 4 Co, n. A.
Kelly, Punphrey q Co, v. Schmid. W.
Mophersen. W. Risserhof, and waddell
Il Miles.
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Notice OF Final Proei:

Us Lam osxscssr oEz,ylA, N.xr
MAY -, IT,
nynolios Il hsssby given ihss nxss =
EELal<T has aIed n6ffcs q t1fea8
nnks nnni proof befprs Y. .. Eh.., ~.
Pnhilr, d ne e<acs IN SEATTLE y. z ~.
Dag. the tslz ear Of 5uly. A 2. ,ses. III
K q ssstisn Is. toxnsslp - norsh, ~
~ nau,~s 4. rfsnsssess g2sass lssISss
1ohr q. fI1Gzmzn, 691uel y H11fx ~ -
q. Duxix,. "a q Hnkksrd, y. = - Y
S0AH y. 40t4
neuha nssizsw 4 - r~s< q =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
EoR rnE uPPsR skAoIT.

Stnr clIde q. W. Cove, master
RAVES YEsLkR's WHARF ON
u wednesday and ssturday, returnins
Thurpdsy and Monday. calling 81 htAn.
wood, Utsalaay.s Mos landin2s 6nafls
termssainfe points above. For freLght o.
1870 apply on board Or 70 GEORGE
EOsTER, On khe wharf. Apl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
JoHS @. JAsIcxE, CHAs. F. JANIcKE,
Notary Public. Surveyor.
40 q. IANICKE 9 SON.

mo. g. JANICkE q SON,
viii locate settlers on the public lands
of the United States. fle all CLASSES Of
entries, and execute Land Once papers
at our office at Falls City.
1900 acres Of vacant Government
lands.
Timber and farming lands open 10
settlement and purchase.
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Notice Of FINAL Proer

r.sLxzp osncz a. oIyxylA. M'F~
Nag y. izsz -
kvHotiss Il hsrshy given tsst c1n1I y q
r. NILSSON has ARD notice Of lns@nao. ~
msks Anzl proof before fhe yu1fs 81 y.
sbsencs the Clerk Of the Dlstfict orsrz ~
once, n sssftft, ". r. On hendu,
day of Jn1y. A. d. issa on hnmeeeee9
c.ficn No. as5T, for the lot !. o. $500
tpsuship - nsrth. ranges eest - 49,.
snip % north. rsnss tesst -
He names e wifDsrsss nauy y. kite
samnel f3r.ese. Joha y. DeMotl 80 Ass
AndsrBon, all Of Houehicn. y. Lu..~,,
JOHN r. 0uNA1.
nar2aira nAEfEzef a. tse Lan1 -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS
Dir. c. l. MILLER, Sir.
lss Cherry street, sssiils. VT.
70. box ~
Special. Private and ChranIe
Skin Diseases Cured.

seminai weakness sna an SER
veus disorders caused ~ excesses.
positively cared. % The INSTALL.
ment plan.
send for PriaseS questions.
On c. 4. mELEER,s remarka-
hie success I'm the curinx o. AIS
Chrenie Diseases = vel known.
mis- success N dus ID his - years
experience and observations I'm
his practice.
~ No nors pattents taken On
Aour fseyss Earmss unsiI the lgth
asy Of March. vsbea six new est-
taxes win Re fzasshea- Mswevsr,
q can aeesznmedsse enc ne<e pa-
sient t1alss vwzth . nicely nnrni<h-
Cd rsen ana ali heme eenfsrss, ~
mx rs.iasnce. Ios Cherry street..
free 81 ehsrxs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

To She tnzte. more aecepsAhie 10 shs
stomach. and more truly hensGcial in
IL action. the famens Csiifcrnis hqasd
fruit remedy. Syrup of fi9z. b rspldly
Espsrssdine all others. Try a. Sample
eottiss fres and lsfRs bottles fur sale By
A. b SsxHAsr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

What good is all your money to You
after you're dead7 Spend one dollar for
bottle of swamp Angels Rheumatic
Cure" and add ave years 10 your life
Iease. mh21dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

DF. Prizes has renosed bis Dentai
Oksace ffum his rsidsnce 10 TIA kenney
0ualsfis q. where be viii be pleased 20
meet any q kis cid patients and a.
many neW oz.es as desire % avail thene-
selves % his professional ssrsie&. IS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
STEAMER JOSEPHINE,

Carrying the United snates Msilsl
WILL LEAVE YES
,snyS.-A lers Wharf, Seattle, for
A.AAzszS snohomish City. via Mukii
&&& teo, Lowell and way land
60 ings every Monday. We'd
uesdav and Friday morning. returning ON
siterTafe davis For freight or passage
epuly on board, or % ID. Z. DUklE. On
t6e wharf, Seattle. N. Il ROGERS.
ana Mastef
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
FERRY TO PoRT BLlKElT
ISLAND ROUTE.
Seattle, Pert fswnssnd and SsmIshnee
,<>e~A THE STEAMER
EvAMCEL

HARRY LOTT. charsersr.
win leave Yesier's wharf every Thurs
dAS, a. I q m, and Port Townsend e ie
Q. IA. FOR 4exiAhmoo calling ct Ban Juan.
Lopez FRIDAY HnrboF. Rochs HArbor.
oFcaA East Sound. 0oemes. AnEoorksz
eznniSh and Whatcum-
Rnfurmin4 win arrive 81 Seattle about
ID M ever SATURDAY..
Fare % Port Townsend. "a; 70 ssmiAk-
mosA -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
STEAMER TRAVEL. ETv.

.S9R9 STEAMER LONG FISHER
1919 man. will leave Harrington q
smiths wharf. Seattle, every "Wednesday
q q. m for Port Gamble. Seabeck. Union
and connecting with stage for Oakland
and olympia.
Returning win leave Union City for
Seattle every Friday at . .. M. touching
at Seabeck and Port Gamble. and arriv-
ing same day. 3. II. WILEY,
les Master.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
Monday Merning Beat q
VICTORIA.
STEAMER EVANGEI.,
uannw rnu.r $780,.

WI leave Yesiers harf. Seattle. Il q
"A. every Monday morning for Victoria
lnz. leaye ek1fAH10lDn ~ II .. M FRI
DAY tor Victoria via the islzndA arsiv-
inK 90 Victoria - 3 = m On Saturday.
Leave Victoria ~ 70 q N. Saturday. Tor
fcrt Tognsend and Seattle. and arrive Il
osaktla Ahuu1 D. n.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

TIE entire sf0ek It watches. dsa
munaz s1d is1eiFy Esli ~ sid q eus1
foe the n3xs szxls aRya AEkxxs HAS,
exx. Ys<i<t Le4sll tsocs. Front - mys
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

ROR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Con
piAint. y0a have q printed Ga&rRnsec on
esxFy hat3le % SRiaoAas fffaiixsr. Il
nfssF t1iis - eurA sold b A. B Saw
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

b&. et4nexI
1ispsa&u No d
kearuy Sr>&. ~
trAncisos. kfaa
hshed N i&k 4
the trsslnsui Z
&xaAl and 3lrllas
Diseases. snek !
6oEoE1E1A,1Er4
/, SrhlcruKE. s,lrz
liz In all ~ iu,rls
! skNfRAL Walkxrs
! and Ixrs eraser
Loss Of Eszknui
I Darmnnnc,fIts 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

Aer using Pts quite weh c f. NessdA
r No have used the best in the
world Sick Headache and Nuraa W. PAge e.
Headache Ayers Pills
sford A. Forster, Dauphin St. Mooe An wr
Constipation and Headaehes AF
irving number Of sossd Invoors, without benefit was last
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
Porf BIakeIy and Seattle

THK pAssKzGER sTKAMKR
- WJ@@ NJ - - .
CAPTAIN NUGExT.
WIN issrs sssf1Is tr Purt B,ak ~ sxsry
1ey - 8 . .. ard I p n nn1 zsf1zx -
"a. n. and 4. n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

RlfIsk snlth. Pressaens 81 tke q. &.
4 n On. msas he run frem &ea Terra
- PUrtlama lRss week Ia 80 haars. ~
Uay &c CAtolleo. OSAKA ard IN 0uraa
Sears Lsne. he wns il d harry. his e.
aamtnf bntDa 10 80 10 Rer.Iaa1 before
ne Arsraal earezscn q e<2NEa He gcs
sh1rs sim osss tsy - sEs<t&
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MIsCELLANEoua
fHK
DIR. LIEBIG

-
PRIvAfK DIsPESsARY. MS
60 esAry street san Era. NEl
cisco. Oh. A.
oundncted By quallnea PIN. <EEA
stctans ana surSsons-eegalsf NEkfI
frAkuMtss ~ NM
Sfhs OLDEST spRrr..zr.Vz7Nk$4
In the United States, vho.s E<tkSM
L1FK LONG IxPERrKScx. per. XHfkSN
feet methed aud PURE uaeM 1
cine. insure sfsxrT ana PEa N
MkSKxr suRRs Of an Psfvrsa ZSl
Chronie and Nervous Diasssas ISL
Anscttone % the RLoon. SIR I'M
KIDEcTS Br-ADpER, EkuBrpozs TA
ULcKRs, OLD Scars SwRrIrss L0
or rHk 0LASns, Soar McUTr w
TEDoAr. BoSs Pans, pernan...,. "
sra1teated irem he system for ~ - - ~
NERVOUS Debility. Impesrns.
A .., ee1nsl Decay, Metal ani ls....s
seunted Dsveacpmeut, lnpes,,,.''.az Be
rlaRa, ETC.. from sxcesaes or vs-ssSs.,s' N
cured. HfszEk
rouns, middle-aged and GA NJ,
Who need medical q IN ana exnsrsss. "
suit the old Europasn Physiciss - 49, e.
opinion costs nothing ana -. -. u
misery and shame. When ipe,,,..9s
visit the cits far trestms msai.fr.s -.
sent everywhere by express - ~.
veiion. IL b sslf-evideot tSsa
who gives his whole attention A. sss1s
esses attsins grcss skill. sna ns..,.k
Throughout the country, knawi., ~. ..ss
quently recommend difAcalt 60, Z, -. -
esi specialist. By whom every ars,.s ~
RENE ~ Is used. TIE DsctorS - ~ . ~
ence makes his opinion of rVr-~-s- 40
tar~e. 100
Sc ID for the sAnitarist Gina. |. -.
sa. FREE. Also. self knalysi' a
DR.. Lebigs voxDsRFuE dKrn1x -
roR permanently prevents al urnsas,.i -, -
from the systsIn. tones the nerv,s' ..l'...z
| ems the musclAs, cheers the was,s' ,,-s-.sa
| the whole system, and restores n ,.,.... =
health and happiness.
| TIE reason 81 many cshncs M; a.. I.
Seminal Weakness. less Of Msako,s - 7
owing 70 complication ealiea Pr,sssss,s.,-
with Hyperae,6esia, Which rpouhss -.
treatment. DR.. Lebie's InvssoFsinv 1. \.
only positive cure for pros,asofrhss. M =
ssii.r special treatment used 4 lie LIZ
Price Of Invisorasor. "a. oAss !, 4, =,
ties, $40. Sent 30 any aaasess. sr.-.a =,
curely from observation To prsve - -.
derfnl power Of the Inxigorsios Z A. hsss,
will be given or scot free.
Powerful Electric Belts free 10 pstls,t
Consultation free and privafe. osn - "A
dress LlEelG nEsPEEaRaf.
600 0eary street, San Frznciscr. a
Pstvaie entrance. 4oS Mason srsst -
blocks up 9eary from Kearuy. Nan, Eukrss~
through Dispensary prng stoca lakiadrA,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16
Constipation

C.ues directly indirectly, onehaf the sanrngs which % mankind
induced bv be cured By tie use Of
Ayers Pins writes; Il have USED Ayers
- 49,. Pus cured me Of chronic Constipation Hunting
suffered much from bhousness
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

fnnk Ciepp 4 sstd ~ tke Rset
IsNnesnE CeEi 10 hare lssnaht = lot 50
6l6 seas sksns last sa&t IA x4s4 Aeiesn.
Ite Qntf,4 rates a 80 i1kFa have hsssn
~ sn4 Is enAeca. II sheF are nsts
Hnstls aalSr feI3 deal q rnanex hkx
kssn fues NJ tkese elsxAlssd - Ne elshsFS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-16

Axornxn wssrssAiEp RouxD Ram.
nokp. --lndicatinne sse that she uhioAilo.
h2riinEton and oiissiey will socii have
a. independent lnhsI ffefn Chicago 10
eaii Lake 0zt8, liver since The eom.
p4nyss line suaaAna Deave. an ispprss.
ascn has prssailsd iAht The nsxs ebtse,
live paint wouit b ssli Lake City, tns
the Hnflineton peaQle hAxe always de.
nisd thai thrs had any ilneh sntenttaihA
There u 20 aneefiaa. however. bsit the
Bors5ua>pn . npsl being pushed fcsm
penFef 10 Grand ,fnncisiozs a. ragid
rate. Tue s1a&e Ii vtn Hat S<ninlss.
Colofzla. TO milef nnl'tkwa.l "a Dsn
ver. whera the 0Ftlisd river h es,noun-
tered. Frcm this point the fsnia will
- doxa she ysitss of 30 Grand 10
0<sna iunefian. The lima will lse 100
snllr1 Hhcftex than The peuver ard ilae
0fAn1s hsfuern I5enspr and 9Eaisd
1unc6ton. and Wiii make 4 shorter Fnaaa
from DsnseF 70 Salt I.Alse Esty than ths
unioz facite. A alwas deal Il grnasisa
kzs bean done lctslaea nansef and flsl
6prinRs and AloE1 The Grand sallsv.
TIE eoensrs thFuulsh shica the fostd
pass<s = rich il resi,ascsw. and casststns
Norpe of tha moet tsxterskve coal aeles
Ia III Wssk NhAl the nafiinesen viii
% when h rssehes sifsna 4un1tian has
nos yes heen aeselliped, has "A h eere-
rally bestesea THAI IA wili aerafe usatsui
81 he ncnvFs and laAs GsAnee Nsetesn.
a yery siensnnADt iia1l whtsh polais -
nach eanznmm&tipz 10 fesaa ever bridge
THAI has feeensty ntssn lsasll bg ttas Ma
0znrfs ard NfEtzfb. h bread gAke
hsldxe, and the opiaion - thai Tie en-
tire line viii " usnserted iahs NE
standard Eaxe - s.etn ~ the Barring
fon has seenfed eazllzsl NJ tn sane.
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Cured by Using

Ayers Hawe. Atlanta a writes FOR years Yves
uect which suffered Increasing IN spite
months began taking Ayers
pn They the cOsve habit and have vastly improved
INV jewy engraver Newark y j. WIRES
iyene sedena habits OF me- at one time became nns
and exceedingly troublesome afforded speedy relief and Their
sonsI p has since kept EaerIy Rockford H. wrfh
hs he has cured chronicle by the Of
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THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY,

OxkE kNIN = zTH-%t~"F y
Wfllltuye Seattle for Ekagit river and way
portA every Monday ana InufaAs' ~
turning Tuesdays and frioAsA
For freight and passage apply - Com
nany's Office. on Yesaeras wharf. or On poaxo
Ire heats At the same wharf.
mrSi-N GEO. 8 JACOBS, Sec'y.
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PRIVATE DIsPENsARY.
60 6sAry street. san Fr,..
cisco. Cal
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

THE nomination for United States Com
missioner of Pensions has been accepted
by General j. c. Black, of Illinois.
AT the Pennsylvania Railroad station in
Washington pickpockets on the 9th took
1907 from Hon. John Fl. Reagan, of Texas,
and $40 from Hon. Charles B. Lore, of
Delaware.
THERE were 260 business failures in the
United States and Canada during the
seven days ended on the 9th, against 316
the previous seven days. The distribution
was as follows: Middle States, As; New
England States, 80; Western, 76; Southern,
80; Pacific States and Territories, 2S; Can
ada, 3S.
AN address was issued on the 9th by the
National Committee of the National Green
back party condemning the "hard money"
legislation Of recent years, appealing to
the people in favor of silver coinage and
legal tender notes, blaming Congress for
not passing the Inter-S State Commerce
bill and the bill FORGETTING unearned land
grants, and denouncing the expulsion of
the Oklahoma settlers as san unpre-
cederted crime against American citizen
ship.o
THE first official act of the President
after the nomination of his Cabinet was to
affix his signature on the 9th to the COM
mission of General U. S. Grant as an off,
Ger on the retired list of the army.
THE new Cabinet members took the oath
of Office on the 7th and entered upon their
duties. Secretary Lamar retained E. P.
Hanna as his private secretary. Mr.. Han
ma has occupied this position under four
successive Secretaries.
TIE receipts at Washington for the eight
months Of tie current fiscal year ended
February % show a falling of of nearly
20,000,000, compared with the corr espond-
ing eight months of the preceding fiscal
year. In customs the falling off was near
ly $13,00O,000 and internal revenue over
100000.
THE death of Delos B. Sacket, senior
Inspector General of the Army, occurred
on the 8th in Washington.
THE exchanges at twenty-six leading
clearing houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 7th aggregated
SOL 1894 O1O, against $613, 254, 112 the previous
week. AS compared with the correspond
ing period of 1884, the falling off amounts
to 1921 per cent.
CHARLES S. FAIRcHILD, of New York,
has been nominated by the President to be
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, and
John G. Black, of Illinois, to be Commits
sioner of Pensions.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-13
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

SEVEN HUNDRED prisoners connected
with the revolution of 1884 have been re-
leased by the King of Servia.
TWENTY-sEvEN bandits, led by the tiger
chief Bernal, recently captured and loot
ed the Mexican village Of Quila and killed
the telegraph operator.
For the present the campaign against
the Mehdi has collapsed, and no further
offensive operations on the Nile will take
place before autumn.
CHOLERA has broken out at Batavia, a
city in Java.
PARTICULARS on the 9Th from the recent
mine explosion at Karwin, in Austrian
Silesia, state that 1913 dead bodies had been
recovered and several men were still miss
ing.
IT was announced on the 9Th that GEN.
eral Briere de pIsle, commanding the
French troops in Tonquin, had raised the
siege of Tuyen-K wang and driven away
the Chinese besieging forces. The Chinese
loss was very large.
& On the 9th President Barrios, of Guate-
mala, proclaimed the union of Central
America as one republic, and assumed SUI
preme military command.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-13

express trains on the Illinois Central Road,
the engines and four cars being knocked
into splinters. Both fremen and an I'M
known man were killed, and several other
persons were injured.
HENRY STULL, aged one hundred and
five years, died on the 9th at Batavia, o.
He served in the war of 1912 at Lundy,s
Lane and Chippewa.
AT Albany, No., a recent fire destroyed
the Opera House block, valued at $50 1000,
and all the records of the county.
GEORGE A. DAVIS g. Co., dealers in
agricultural implements at San Francisco,
have failed for $4,000.
In haystack on farm near Lawrence,
Kan, a tramp was found on the 9Th, in a
comatose condition from cold and hunger.
After being resuscitated he said that he
had not tasted food for eighteen days.
= HENRY LIME, residing at No. 1867
Augusta street, Chicago, on the 7th killed
his wife and himself with a revolver, after
quarreling for several years. They leave
young daughter. as.sss
In Clark County, Mo-, the bottom-Iands
bordering on the Des Moines and Missis-
and ice, owing TO an ice- gorge, and the
country for seven miles west and farther
south was flooded to a depth varying from
one to five feet. Three miles of the Egyp-
tian levee on the Des Moines was gone,
and the water of the river found an outlet
over the farming lands. st. Francisville
and a portion of Alexandria were flooded,
and the inhabitants had moved out.
A DISEASE which carries off more than
half the horses attacked prevailed on the
7th over wide area Of Western Ohio.
GENERAL E. G. WALrHALL has been ap-
pointed by Governor Lowry, of Mississippi,
to succeed Secretary Lamar as United
States Senator from that State.
On the 9th the regular session of the In
diana Legislature ended, and an extra ses-
sion was Immediately called by Governor
Gray.
In the streets of Alexandria, Mo-, the
water was three feet deep on the 9th, and
the people had taken refuge in the upper
stories of their houses.
MARY G. RANDALL, aged seventy eight
years, after fast of forty eight days, died
at Maysville, Ca, on the 9th.
MARY REYNOLDS, a rustic beauty, re-
siding near Bonds Mills, Wise County,
Va, eloped recently with and married
James Henton, greatly to the chagrin of
one Mitchell, who was Henton's rival for
the girls hand. Soon after Mitchell met
the young couple and killed them both.
He had fed.
q MRS. JANE SNoPH's residence at PEARL
ington, Miss, was burned the other night
while the lady was at church, and three
boys, the oldest eleven, persisted in the
flames.
HUNDREDS of farmers were sowing wheat
on the 9th near Huron, D. T.
THE bill for the removal of the capital of
Dakota from Bismarck to Pierre has been
vetoed by Governor Pierce.
A FEW days ago three co1ored children,
whose parents had locked them into the
house at Durant, Miss, while they at
tended a log-rolling, were burned up in
the house, and two white boys were prob
ably fatally burned in trying to release
them.
The other evening Mossgrove's United
States Hotel and the adjoining block at
Steubenvflle, O., were burned, causing
loss of $4,000. A fireman was killed by
falling walls. ,ss4~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-13
THE CHOSEN ONES.
Composition Of President Cleve-
lands Cabinet.
Brief Biographical Sketches of the Gentle
men Whom President Cleveland Has
Placed at the Heads of the De-
partments.
TIE CABINET.


The new Cabinet, as organized and pre-
sented to the Senate by President Cleye
land, is made up as follows:
Secretary of State Thomas F. Bayard,
of Delaware.
Secretary of the Treasury Daniel Man
ming, of New York.
Secretary Of the Iltertor-L. @. G. La
mar, of Mississippi.
Secretary Of War-W. c. Endicott, Of
Massachusetts.
Secretary of the Nauy-W William G.
Whitney, of New York.
Postmaster General . w. F. Villas, of
Wisconsin.
Attorney General - Augustus II. Gar
land, Of Arkansas.
We are indebted to the Chicago Tribune
for the following cuts and brief biographi-
cal sketches:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-03-13
THE EAST.

A RESPECTABLE young man named E. II.
Butz, who was committed to jail in Read
ing, Pa, because of the compartment of
small bill for which he became responsible,
and who subsequently, went insane over
his troubles, died in the County Insane
Asylum en- the 9th. He refused food for
ten days. Butz came from Minneapolis,
and was about to be married when ar
rested.
The health of General Grant continued
to show improvement on the 9th, and he
said to his family that he had not felt so
well in many weeks.
A FIRE destroyed the Ocean Hotel stables
at Providence, r. l., few days ago, and
thirty horses were burned to death.
AT Middletown, N. Y, Mrs. Chloe Smith
celebrated her 107th birthday on the 7th.
VALDINE HoEFFER shot and killed Su-
sannah Lusa, at Brooklyn, N. Y, on the
Sth because she refused to marry him, and
then shot himself through the heart.
AT ten p. m. on the 7th the six-day roll
er-skating race at New York ended, Dono-
van, of Elmira, being the winner, having
scored 1902 miles. Only ten of the thirty
starters held out to the end.
EARLY in May a congress of churches,
embracing all Christian denominations,
will be held at Hartford, Conn.
AT the age of eighty years Lorenzo Bur-
rows, Congressman and ex-State
Comptroller, died recently at Albion, N. Y.
NEAR Newbury N. Y, four large build
ings of the Latin & Rand powder works
blew up on the 9th. Eugene K. Coleman
and Charles Brown were instantly killed
and Joseph Coulter was fatally injured.
THE Solomon Poole, fishing schooner of
Gloucester, Mass, went down few days
ago with all hands. Fifteen men were
drowned.
OPERATIONS were resumed by three iron
mills at Pittsburgh, Pa, on the 9th, indi-
eating that trade was improving.
Our of $4,000 coal miners in the Pitts
burgh (Pa.) district more than 10000
struck on the 9th for the three-cent rate.
The operators were determined not to
yield, and struggle of unprecedented
bitterness was predicted.
The death Of Mr.. T. S. Arthur, the we'll
known American story writer, occurred at
Philadelphia few days ago, at the age of
seventy-six YEAS.
AT Lancaster, Pa, an earthquake on the
evening of the Sth shook buildings and
threw plates from tables. Services were
suspended in the churches until the shock
subsidized.