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| fn some far Casholic euunsry where snch
thinxs gozia b nssnral enoazh. II
took Q looa tine for thsse soeissies 70
pass, and happy diversion ~as created
~ the 81 R0oA'A section Of tbs Sc. Jean
Bsptiste Socissy. which was Asadsd By
car carrying o haze figure 81 JeeQ1es
Cartier. after which e<me Q most sinzu-
lar combination oonsissing Of q French
sailor. IN full sailor ria. and Q ysunR
hzron Indian In Roreeous attire and
bristling with feather hsad-dress. lad
ing between them tiny boy q possibly
three o. four years, dressed only 10 8
short Sleeveless coat made Of the nsece
Of pure white lamb. his aexzs and LEGS
bare and his bead only protecsed by
DARK caris. This little creature, SUP
posed 20 pers0nate Jshn the Baptist.
carried q very pretty cross over bis left
shoulder and with his right hand led .
beautiful lamb. The 81 John section
Of the S. Jean Baptiste Society also
had child 70 personAte the saint; this
one being goldeu- haired and riding in q
car, with . lamb at kis fees; but this
vas not Quite a. pretty - tia other, e.
pecislly - the lamb N tins case wa q
dead one. There we're tribes Of Indians
IN the procession, atkired in most GOT
ReC1s r0bes. and each Apparently wear
ing q feather buster On his bead with
the handle stuck down the back Of his
neck There we're military sections and
sections representing AL the learned
professiOEs and eitlzsrls ct large, AID
bands OF music scattered all through.
when the procession bad completed
is marct it entered SIS. Johns church.
q very large edifice already veil filled
with people. where grand mas was eel
ebfsted with all formalities, magnificent
music and long sermon from . very
fne speaker, Who, in French, Of course,
with ringing v0ics and graceful Resficu-
lation, urged the people 20 be true 20
their nationality and their religion, as
surlng them that the future Of France
vas on the American continent, and
that happiness and prosperity we're sure
30 be tAsirs II they WAIVER not in their
loyalty and patriotism.
Altogether this oeiebratiou, in this
vailed and gated city, was Q strange
sight In AnseFics. RoBrS.
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SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or Tlgn
Third judicial District Of The Terri
tory Of Washington, holding terms e
see.iie. IN King county. Tor tbs eoaBsies
Complaint aisd d The cesnty q Kias,
y ne ofiice % The Clark q said DAstztct
No.i1ss- Noes Lo-se asa iisberf Knzp>
, ainsiffs. "a VIM. MeKoDxie Eoas MixT
a. koss his wife. George Dof1f 4 and Wm-
II C0n0vwr. defendauEa.
fHE UxifEn sfsFks % AnnkicA sxsB G2Fssfse |:
Ro.s his wife, Geo Ee Dorfsl an3 Wa.
Yoasrs hereby required 10 sppsar in N
action brought against ron ~ the a1cxe
named plaintiffA In the Distrsrf Courf ~
the third Judicial District a. the T9rf
city Of Seattle. q the coursy q King. ~
| Tia oountses d King and KitNRn and -
answer tue complaint Sled shsrein wit1iin
atxiy days from The date Of The 4rsf Sub
licafiyD Of this summons Or tndzmsnf ~
default Nili Be- taken zxzinsf res. aooosf-
ING % the prayer Of he cosplaanl
The "a d aclion = brgugbf . fcreoleee
4 . mortgage made the "a day Of Fehruairy.
f6sk b. the defendants. Wilii41n Mcxfn-
Il 10 snd EnrT A Rosa ilis villa u1ou
the following des rfbed real estate toW4l /.
An Of the We I half u the sou<kuHs<
quarter q tho southeast quarseF e che
northeast quafsaf Of section twenty-five
fownslsip tsenty tour noxth. rsnxe four
80. contAlniDG nse acre4 mere or lelk
al IN kin9 counfy. W aahtnxign Terrlt1sT.
bald moltgnRs wns given 70 esc1rs It's
1 payment II the following described pxnln.
| isNory notes. According % The 1eFm2 ard
con1Ifsoue thar d. t09'tf:
Oae no . for the SUM a. tso nuuArtG
enA ~. nty-ary deilxxs s@;16k hEErzxx
| dass February "a. ISL made ~ WNIi4m
MnKenxia h0eM and psyabla Cd Urf4&Hx
| ia A. y 1s6z. 70 tha ofdxr q A11rfs
| Do ffsL vita ifferfsz ~ t<n pr eoDt pr
ahnum. which aid noe W1k. kef1ro u,x-
| tufffy and before The eonsuscnce A9n1 e
tai- aefien. duly A. iRnsd &sd endonEp4
1 70 platAfiH Moses ls1Fen. who - no4 tn
lsWfui holder and owner tlereofs a5sn,
coo note for the sum q TIVE hs1dse4 HlI4
swenly hre. collnn SEQ. lessis9 1als
Fsbslsxs I'd isEt made bg wi1iam No
| 10 shs order "a oeorxe DuFAaL VITA -
| terest Is ten per can't sssr RnnHn, whffih
/ note wa. befere is E1sfaritB kpd hefura
the comuencaDen4 81 his k&fl&z. 11iF
endns I'D znd as1iK1ed - DialnliE Eo1xf<
| Katie. who u non tbs lawful Aet61x agl6
ewnag q shs Same. &flet thaf kz&<am4n1.k
! Wkilinm ~. ConaFee. k14 a. <1n{mH -
heEe, sene inserssf = sid r.estgaslk
Eirssss lks HsnoraAas Roxxx 4 orssnA
49,, Jadxe q he add UIs<f<e2 C6uif
/ aEkfs Gn1 De se4i Inherited, sElG f1i.k
$780, d&y - 1une. 4. y. lf<4
IAM4S HxAyEx. Cze<E
~ JAH4 2. LreEow. nsyz<y ClsFk-
H1.k4 nsli1z & Aa<i1. 4f1<zze1s -
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FOREIGN.
Am Quiet AZ Hue.

All 04ket NJ Bues
PAINS, Jaly s.-General De Ceurcy
teleRraphs from here under dste Of
Tuesday night: 1--WE are absolute mas
tiers here nov. The enemy's troops ar.
dispensing. A few isolated fires arr
still burning near the legation building
and the citadel 10 on FIRE. The Roya
Palace Ii intact, owing 90 the exemplar,
discipline Of the Zouage battalion, who
captured aiad now guard it. The plaes
contains great wealth comprising 1000,
100 francs In bar silver, W1ich sum vii
be largely increased If the gold bars b
found. The artistic riches are inesti
mable. await instructions"
The Cholera I'm spaia.
MApRrD. July She numbsr Of new
cases OF cholera reported in spain yes
terday. exclusive Of tnat In Marcia and
in Casselion De Laplana, was l0l9. The
number of deaths 62S. In the tovr
Araniuez the number of cases reported
during the same period vas 60; deaths 30
Fire.
LONDON. July s.--Young's glue factory
and Pommel's tannery, together cover.
ing three acres Of groand In Bermond'l
xSSSrsOS - AesAeA o9S0soB DokAcas Aoosi
100000.
n Rehees nis wish.
81. PkrEssBURo, July e.-The Joursdl
de 81. Petersburg, referring 10 the speech
of the Marquis Of Salisbury, in the
House of Lords on Monday night,
echoes his Wieh that the negotiation
between England and Russia for a set.
tlement Of the Afghan frontier question
will result IN an agreement. Sir Edward
Thornton, British Ambassador 10 Rms
sia. will leave shortly for England.
fhe RxyPsian Financial Ceavenfisn.
Pans, July s.-The Nasfn il author.
ity for the statement that the Marquis
OF Salisbury has issued circular to the
Powers Interested urging them to ratify
the Egyptian Financial Convention.
Dr. ferraass Vaccine.
PARrs, July s.--Dr. Gibier has reform.
cd from Spain. He reports that DR.
ferFan keeps the nature Of his vaccine
9 secret, though he treated him (Gibier)
courteously and allowed him to witness
the operation. The Spanish hospitals
are In dithy condition. DIR. Gibier IA
skeptical Of the efficacy Of DR.. Fer
rams operations.
ToRoNTo, July 8.-Extraets from pri.
yate memoranda Of Louis Riel have
been published here. Riei clains in
the memoranda q Divine inspiration
and prophesies the Duok Lake and
other fights. No new light is thrown
on the causes Of the rebellion.
Amer TheeRet.
PARIS, July s.-General Courcey tele-
graphs grom Hue that French flying
columns are patroilina the environs Of
Hue seeking Theekst, Prime Minister
Of AMMAN, who vas the instigator Of
the recent attack on the French.
A Chance for Trsuble.
Crrr or MxxIco, July S.-The troubIe
over the settlement Of ths English debt
continues. Additional arrests Of stu
dents and opposition editors have been
made. Ths streets are patrolied a
night BY troops. fhs cavalry Segi.
meats have their horses ready saddled
day and night. Ii is reported that sx-
President Gonzales has returned TO the
city for the purpose Of Watching mat
tara.
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PACIFIC COAST.



SAN FRANcrsoo, July 8.-An autopsy
vas made today by City Physician
Blach 90 the body Of young Bernard
Joseph Kelly, who fell dead willis box
ing with the lad James Wilkinson in an
underground resort on Montgomery
avenue, on Monday night. ID shows
that death resulted from cerebral
hemorrhaRe prodnsed By violence. The
Coroner's Jury rendered verdiet of
accidental death. and sxouerated James
Wilkinson from blame. Coroner O'Don-
nell became indignant at the verdioi
and refused 10 sign IL.
Weeaher EaAfeafssnA
SAx FRaxcazco, July e.-For the
North Pacific partly sleudy. vith local
rains
Breaeh ef Premise.
San Fkkxclsco. July e.--Hsrrist II.
Moore. . middle aged uidsw. has CON-
menced Q breach Of promise suis for
&26.00o aeainsf Mosss HSpkias. aged
40. Defendant u q brother Of the late
Mark H0pkins, the railroad maQnAse.
from whom be inherited an estate esti.
mated 81 es.eo0.e 600.
shippanG Easeiisseace.
Szx FRAnuuco, Juiy s.--Saiied-
Sse&msF Ssn Pedro. Tacoma; Ship Hsi-
ieon. for NsnAimo.
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CnzrAoo. JaIs e.--Ths aftsuzzace al
Washtneton PARK Gas fairly good.
Tbs hrst faas, one mtle for msidea
shree year-olds--Poiiy Yates Won s&siiy
ny half fengsh from 0uidsts. which beat
Oneids b. nsck fer 81 plase; tina.
LAM
ssoond rAce, an farioazs for t1o-
year-old ailiss-- Mxmie Hunf was never
rsseassd ard wcu ny tsa lengths from
EArsiia. sha fapoFibe. who beak Clara Il
by shrss lengths; time. Ill.
Foursh race. miie heats. selitng allow
anosa- STARTERS, I'd. Bntsa. Findant.
chih, Pail. Lsufz. n Mcnee, TIA Ute,
FsIecnes and HsEsrus. Pools. HaxaFas
30, r. Mosea IS. Call S. Raieo1er IS.
Fiaad =. Ia hrs1 hcas PAL. Ls~is
rnx<is ruanlaa ever half tbs 4ist&neo,
when H&xxrus joined issue vita him.
F1looaes c4ne sith rnsh ID he i4sl
fso hundred fest ard tsok sscond
pinco. Hszuns wizninG ~ . ness
onls. VITA Pail Lewis . cln9e 3D.; time.
faSx Seoond heas--Ed. Bafzs led trozn
she sfxrs - knish and uon ~ : Isnsth;
ute "a. faax lenaths u front Ct Hzzzrs1
sklra; tine, IA laird hez1-Ed.
Hnxss Id from sssFt 10 nai4h .nd won
hT khres S<nxthe; tizns. fs&.
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TO TRADE.

A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS on
"a Fr8ut street for ekeh. tnpsuxe6 o.
unimpfused esi estate IN or cat IL the
salAS. sls fsss, .s,ss 81 500 Is. js,i
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PRlNk NC AILLINI

a NJ ONE KNOWING THE WHERE
a xnpnEs IT Frank 6fcMnlilx. Ct Gksy-
nmnn. Wyoninx. viii eozfxr f&Em' 81
semAinx ehe inforussfion 70 Ma Taof&mt.
efm Mrs.. lE5zE UcWU1LIH
e9z H4<rssps = 6sz Fr8nci&ce <,x1
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wasaunr0a. Jay b.--Uf. HhmiItIus
- fIsrsnl u the Marine hospitals
s.-sIe1 - hssa advised OF what . 70 I.
1870 y sl,urAdie case Of yellow
$500 a llsT Orisans. be does NOS
49, shsf ghis iIhoaid esnss alarm, al
$500 M s3xilse has been discovered
80 4 ariainsssd In the importation Of
fs~.s. serasL lie thinks thare can be
- assDg tllat ID 10 dus 20 yellow fs'Fer
i.usesssd d infected elothinR. Q. In
80 oshzr cay. fhs case vas elliot
.sIIs oanrnntifabd st the earliest ssHge,
- i isot sspsated thai shs fever will
spfbsd fron =.
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ssare Casaowitk. - behaIf 81 .
1880 e Texas ex-Caufe3exAte
sol3Irs f.slNy prsssnEsd asne<1l ksr
1890 uszk piseos espsnrs1 ~ -
I<xaina II 3 mid 81 hia baNz&ge ts4tn ID
10 sannes ~ 1864. On the ssoek 81
80 pissss i anzcrsDed - n<nsex e 80
bazltn IL vnSsh Roseerzna 49, We.
viii ~ pFseset. asd ~ casnner g ~
sns1aFaaioD.
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waszrsorox. July e.--Fhs ffrst Comp
srolasf viii e. called On - aecids Q
ausssason a. 10 the ti0hs os The Trsasnry
= rtsss<n the SO eo<npo1n1 inserss1
bearenR notes q 1854 % Ne tsee Ct
Sbical ne assa salhoftxina its iss1e 3
wfsnsfy sfzsea. Ehe Treasures recz1ily
re<5eeme1 eneA nose and TIE ftfst
Aadiior. q paszsnx nn Ais aesuansA de.
al.ouo1 xka c&Tuarf.
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Dnsvxn. Col, July 6-Sso,lhsimer.
skzn, 90 ~ ussa. eeisErspns the Mess
tnnlxts sAat after Investigation be b.
lisvas she rsesnt killing q ths family
ef six Indians wAs dons hy 3 hand Of
harsa shisscA. and nat b. eowhoya. -
heee1ofrrs reporsst. AfteEnpes g ktezi
kae l,xaian har11s frosn the ressxvslion
havs been maaa wishin 10 isst day o.
tee.
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oetermined LyneheFs.

GHESADA. Miss-, July 6.-Ths mob,
after banging the muraerers Williams
and MeCnristian yesterday, started az
ter the two men implicated By vii
ilanis, Who bad confessed. stating that
Bartley James and John Campbell as
sistsd In killing the two peddlers. The
mob found James al his house, carried
him 20 the Union Church. about ten
nilss fron Gfesads. and hanged aim 10
tr'se. They than wsnt 70 Campbeil's
house. Campbell fired on the mob,
Soanding one Of the vigilantes, and then
made his escape. ID 10 samorsd shat ~
daylight this morning the mob over
toak Campbell. He refused to surren-
der, and they shot him 30 death.
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-, .H.xs No. 5aiy e.--Iiae 0isss,
4saGasIans. No. eMhslhs tllsl
essfn,lN ffosa she slrk0siasi
-. a SO hnrned 10 Ne lrrsasn3.
- <e y xupsts szlees a tie tlrasl
- 81 frcsn the ssceud ana AIN,
w NJ jkronna, uasa "a shsir
- ~ e n; k.snsrzen ian<s,1
Z ialr1 foer. slrslok 1 nrsslk
SG<..e 80 go kilfed aInnss IN.
as. thsss lf1ssls ssessivssd ss~siv
.ss pssAAt4& ssxa aad srxna n
- 5{sc - lom = flAoeo; insst'
M sassss Eaziwsy ssrsNs,
Nv s-xas sss.lasaius 4
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NEs YoRk. suIy A-Lisut. Hehustze.
of sna unitc6 States nasy. started On =
sxip 10 Siberia on The ateanzsr kuida
hesriag prcsenss frnm the UEiteS
etases RuFsrnmeat 70 tAs RessiAns WAC
aided b The ssareh Tor thu shipwfsckea
Grew II M Arctic explasing sseAmsz
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NEW YoKx. July s.--Geo. X. Chase. Q
heavy broker. was arrested today for
alleged fraad In regard 70 stock and
oehex Transactions, on tue afhdavit Of
II. Shaughnessey. Tue amoant in
VOWED is ei0B. 900. He furnished bail
20 Tie amoans Of $4,000. His sureties
ara VIM. I. Preston and a. Y. Ferris.
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WAsHmozoE, July 6.-rhis afternoon
the President appointed the following
cadets At large 20 West Point: Don Car.
les Boell, Madeira SYKES, Y. d. Hatch,
fhoe. Newton, q. L. Il KuegIes and Z.
NJ fiaarR
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=.
3 Mlnkn. yliy Ths Grsenbnik
pH1ssnacia mst here yrsrterday,
e9e4a ioo &llsRsiss In sfaendsncs.
: NslAsf Eaa msds sempcraFy chair
80 y. y Weaver pexmazisnt. 1iab
7. s1l'ct lkfopked fusion rsa,lutiHss
>sI1lF<<fp mafsrlty. ard nosri-
49, y II tSliietf u fsnla fostI 4ien1xn-
<1p7&nss. Ard y. W. NeoEe ct Da-
1<f tpr 6nperintandsnt 0f fub-
fasllps. lsavine shs ssndidatbl
~. ssklss' md eupfeme Jaffse % lss
4<>3 ~ HE Dcmocrats. Tin
= fstaAallons veFs aiopssSi.
zsees<stsm sAs Cssais srmals.
NAMxxeNss, July She seporssxI
11on e Ne eastls traits fhrous,ll
ttutsogl b. III settlsrs np<nl
-. ea!ee strip b ea0rsssinG the 3D.
-. nf Ne Secretary Of The hhl
~ anestr 10 eomplaints EaailsI
e>etk tkaf tlsey vsre NOT tsermittsd
- tesAk cattls over 81 estahIishsd
t1e Ebe<al&yy tsIecreI,hsa tlusl
- ~ . F'lzhs 10 ebsfxuss thssA.
49, lseass1, g appears thai tkls
- ~ fiStsf1i c&trts b ksl-
<ose iafadictioa sxins6s essR
'.., < v ststD have disxsgaFdsd
- Z l'xssans aid psssislad IN excImi
+ 81 g reitla padsr tha zee ef Mag
SnAle lorbsds any psrson 10
: = 5sls g. teet throuwh Any SlI,,s
49, .l krswink them 10 b NJ
- VINO tontA4iens dissassk secns-
~ :. s.1sas nh1 ibou r<<luastsxl tie A.
5 Is 1sisnA % inslfaet The o1iioen
sr1ss,s We'll epposilioa 10 these usiue
].<...<. sizllss and 10 sefrain frsam
-. - = Wkh satfle 1Rorxrs walls al
- p EndiILn X4rriaarY.
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NaxwnUsnk, ifuiy IA oanvsnfixn
q qrH&sebitiusa ef agricultural e,i-
ela ~ sxreximent stations, shish
eH< tday. 80 called % order 10
eI* ea<3 hy Oommisxioner Qdtl.
tlNn HeFe present between 10
4f@Nssik reprsssntiug Al she
H& eelhs9es add ekpsrimzElsl
~ i1x Uiliied States.
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TO LEASE.

ETvE ACRES or UNTMPRovEp
= properzY near the residence q 0en
~. Hal. ~ e4sred ~ the un1erni9xed b
iE4nA for q tnExn Of ycsfa ct . nrmlukl
Hxurn. Rsr fnrthGr fnfarm&ffnn spply 70
Jez1 JOHN - DENNY.
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|
whieh the EnRiizh gained control 81 the
provinces, and the wasohword Of the
psople. " Oar instisuti<lzs. our language
and Cur lava" with the beaver and shs
maple Leaf. makes 40 their coat Of
AruA
Ths grsatsst isAlonsy 10 shown By the
peopls, fieh and poor, high and Low, IN
maintaining thsss privileges intsst. Al
ieaai business d transaused e. great en-
pense. In both kneiish aud Ereneh; nos
only ell papsrs being written In beth,
bat escry sofd thai h uttered In co.,
dusssnx cass, before i16xs % Jury, By
ultaess lawyer OF jadee. being promptly
Translated tnso French or into knciisn,
10 Inc case may be.
Yesterday wss the erandess holiday
Of tAs year - Qzeoec, or rather tbfongh-
sus Rreueh OAnAda; ss being ihe fsstiv-
az Of Sl Jean Baptlsse. tee p&trun saint
Of Cann1A. / an only sorry that have
nof nos space sefa % give 10 e, for lbs
eelsoration 10 something very unsQae IN
IL wAy, probably nos % b esen IN any
pert q ths Unlsed states, though In the
Roman 0&tholse esanSfses abroad snch
celshr2ssons and proosasions are eom-
moa sne1gh.
Eariy il tie morning oesbse streets
xsrs alive via thressn OF eoanfry pso-
ple and bright VITA rusps 81 yonInR nasple
srses. whien hae6 tAs ssdswAlks of al
sne psinefp2i streees. uniie daRs and
| hanssng waved fram iKindous and over
| ne heads az the Ualfitndes In ne
strss&a. AZ las tha long iooksd-for
| prosesszan came n sies-lase, of eourse,
/ = Z the uay wsth al Erocsasiens. Fis1s
axns TIE nEs BRIGADE ID al iss glory.
| foilawed % Ne 0ra2lz MzrshAl 10 aur-
eaoua unki'erm ard d band Of maxic.
TIE unais papiis ef several Cashslic
| eeAeola and Grsas znnbsr II znione
and 1oristHea came nsxts lot seersf -
sis1Sss. whHsa IN lasr Aese forhi<1s. sut
| Good CAthc4ze nssoefEtssaA I'll wi<h mora
e iess q szanss anzi deoor4kionss ord
saeA With : very Fisk asx e banner,
hssrin9 TIE isoaEn 81 - rafxua saznt
q sAxnlsm, - eas0rs % 10 relIef. % .
heaxy xilkea1 Err1n1- Thee bn0Ds<s.
| d shsnsslres sery kandsorns ard oossiy,
afs enhlsszaESe - ~ bix4ase 4eefee e
- ssnss e sn1ietg sd rsliz5cn hese
~ naxkss ans fssi - t1os3h - vers
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Tas 0ovmnos has ordered 80 stand,
Il rms 10 be asEnt 10 kinanlsn. DotleB
O.. LArnad and Garden Ctts 81 euss,
fEhns tlsey will 10 distributed 20 vsri
Is 1oinis ha tic zsntkusst tn danger
sse n iavasion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-09

SAE FRaNczzco, July 6.-Fos tho
North Paciac partly cloudy. vita Local
fainR
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-22

CANADIANS complain as the Amer
cans used to in their border wars that
Riel and his Indians are better armed
than they are. Riel buys his guns in
the United States, and Canada can do
the same, but it would be an unusual
thing for a government to arm it's
troops as well as inviduals arm them
selves. The murderous combats be-
tween the United States troops and
the redskins were made doubly tragic
on the side of the whites by the fact
that their guns were in every way in
ferior to those which the government
had permitted the savages to buy.
Americans can therefore sympathize
with but they cannot criticise their
neighbors without also condemning
themselves.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-22

CAPT. EADs has secured, or obtained
the promise of, another modification
of the terms offered by the Mexican
government for the building Of the ship
railway across the Isthmus ofTehaun-
tepec. The arrangement now is that
Mexico shall guarantee 5 per cent. on
$25, 100000 for fifteen years, and al
low the free infp ortation of coal for
ships in transit. A land subsidy of 1, :
100000 acres was granted before, but
now it is proposed to allow the COM
pany to select its lands Immediately.
Fifty million is the estimated cost of
the work, SO that the guarantee of
$25, 100000 by the government Of
Mexico covers one half of the neces-
sary capital. With all these liberal
concessions, Capt. Eads ought to be
able to raise the money for his great
undertaking, if there is not total lack
Of faith felt in it in the money markets
of the world.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-22

IT is a striking comment upon the
difference between the money value and
the lasting reputation of a mans lit
erary work that the late Ricard Grant
White made $4,000 out of small
clever political satire called the "New
Gospel of Peace, written in scriptural
style and published about twenty
years ago. 1t has already sunk into
oblivion and will never again be heard
of. His studies of Shakespeare and
his critical essays on the English Ian
guage are likely to live, but they
probably did not begin to yield the
pecuniary profits which his political
"skit" brought to him. A great many
good literary judges believe that
Dickens will be longest remembered by
the least popular but most artistic OF
his novels-the "The Tale of Two
Cities '-rather than by those which
attracted the greatest attention of the
contemporary public.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-04-22
His Fame Reaches England.
from the Pail Mall Gazette I

From the Pail Mall Gazette.
'Scribble, brothers, scribble,' for
even thrones, principalities, and pow
ers are not denied you in these days.
Has not the throne of the Sioux, which
recently became vacant been conferred
on an American journalist, a certain
Mr.. Stanley Huntley? This lucky
monarch has, it is said, already given
orders to a well-known London firm
to construct specially for himself a
throne of unique design, while he has
ordered from the same house a crown,
scepter, and regalia all complete AS
soon as these are ready, his majesty
will be duly installed under the mellif-
luous title of Wan-Peyli-Wan-Kahn.
He has already issued a proclamation
to the United States government, in
which he expresses the hope that they
will continue to recognize the indie
dependence of the Indians and refrain
from molesting them. This is some
thing like promotion. We may we'll
leave peerages to men of letters when
thrones are given to us gentlemen OF
the press