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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06
CITY NOTES.

DR.. vogelbach, of Melrose, is in the
city, and we are glad to see him in such
fine health and spirits.
Several bets were made on the result
of the election yesterday, but the major
ity of them were for but small amounts.
We were pleased to meet yesterday
afternoon Mr.. James Hawthorn, of Haw
thorn, who is in the city on a short
visit.
The regularlar meeting of the Ladies'
Memorial Association will be held at the
residence of Mrs. B. P. Calhoun, on
Wednesday afternoon April 9th at 800
o'clock.
Mr. E. L. Patterson was in town yes
terday He is making a comfortable
and elegant home for himself at Francis,
and it wouldn't surprise us in the least
if he captured a Palatka angel to preside
over it.
Mr.. A. Usina has moved his crockery
and variety store to his new quarters in
tho Kennerly & Hickman block, on
Lemon street, where he will be pleased
to meet his old patrons and the public
hereafter.
Mr.. I. A. Webb left yesterday morn
ing for Cincinnati, where he goes Cd ac-
count of the continued ill-health of his
wife, in which city she has been for
some time under the treatment of emf
nent physicians. We hope to hear of
her early recovery.
Cali at Harry Heath's and have your
! eyes tested and see if your glasses are
suited to your eyes. He has had the en-
terprise to secure very fine instrument
at a cost of $500 and thoroughly under
stands its use. Will test free Of charge
and furnish just what is needed to those
who desire it.
We learn that some parties have so
far forgot all decency as to scatter all
manner of filth on the roof of the Bish-
op and Kean block, making the water
supplied from that roof to the cistern
totally unfit for use. Whoever is guilty
of this offence should be apprehended
and punished.
On the 22nd of April, Mr.. Robt. SCOTS
worldly possessions in the way of ami
mails were considerably increased by the
arrival of eleven pigs, eight puppies and
six kittens. This remarkable increase OF
''cattle, " all in one day and all belonging
to one man, again brings Putnam coun-
ty to the front as the banner county OF
the state.
We learn from the Brooksville Regis.
ter that our friend, Mr.. L. 0. Gold, has
been given the title of NJ. D. If he sue
ceeds as well in the medical line as he is
doing in building railroads it will not
be long before Florida can boast of one
Of the most distinguished physicians OF
the continent. DR.. Gold is a success!
anyway you take him.
One of our citizens wants the city
council to pass an ordinance compelling
people 20 hang their front gates so a:
they will swing on the inside. He is {
sober man, and never goes home in ;
condition that lie will have to ''think o.
his head in the morning" only when he
comes in contact with gate that hal
been left open on dark night. Few
men, besides reporters, know all the de
lights of running against a high gate il
the dark, or can appreciate the beauties
Of the panoramic view of millions o
stars that Immediately follows, but thi
gentleman says he has had enough o
this kind of fun, and he wants the gate
either swung on the inside or KEEP
closed
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06
JULIA JACKsoN's BETRorHAn.
The Daughter OF the Confederate
Chieftain Soon to Wed Rich
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mona ESankcr.
RICHMOND, VA, May 2.-Richmond
society is deeply interested IN the an
nouncement just now of the engagement
of Miss Julia jackson, the only daughter
of General Stonewall jackson, to Mr..
William E. Christian. The marriage
viii take place June ?, at the Second
Presbyterian church, and the ceremony
be performed by the pastor, Rev. DR..
Moses D. Hoge, who was dear friend
of the Confederate soldier, and conduct
ed his funeral services from the same
church in which Miss jackson is to be
welded. The lady is as well known in
Baltimore as in Richmond. She is uni
versally popular. Mr.. Christian is about
% years of age, and one of the most
Richmond After service of several
years in a large banking house of this
city, he began business last fall on his
own account, as the general southern
representative of McDermid &C Co, of
! Chicago firm Of which Mr. c. w.
Smith, general manager of the Chesa-
peak and Ohio railway system, is
prominent member. While actively en-
gagged in business, Mr.. Christian is dis
tinguished for his broad culture and
polish of manner, having received the
! advantages of a course at the University
of Virginia, and afterwards at one of
the German universities.
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AGENTS. FOR THE NEWS.

The following gentlemen are the authorized
accents of TaE PALATRA DAILY AND WEEKLY
NEWS, in their several localities:
W r. Dewitt, San Mateo.
" G Valentine, Nashua.
G 5 Packard, Welalza
n IF Bard. NOrwalk.
s d Marshall Fruitland, Fla.
j I McCalium, Orange Mills, Fla.
A h Bartlette, Georgetown.
Daniel Darling Drayton Island.
Is e Higly, Lake George.
J /. Burton, Crescent City.
j G Strickland, Interlachen.
A Munroe, MeMeekin.
VIM G BraddOck, Seville.
} S Cewdon, st Augustine.
4 IL Vogelbach, @elrOse,
Charles Moore, Lake worth, Fla.
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The Manitoba Rebel Leaders.

n. Y, Herald,
The gentleman knows both Riel and
Dumont well. Riel, he says, is a great
coward and would rather run than fight
unless he was cornered, but Dumont was
brave old trapper who enjoyed nothing
better than fighting. As to Riel being
insane, the gentleman says he is positive
he must be so, as during the Red river
rebellion he saw him in several fits of in
sanity. He was in one when he ordered
Scott to be shot. In proof of this asser-
ton he exhibited several letters written
by Riel, which were wild imaginings of
demented reason. In one he declared
himself high priest, prophet and pontiff.
He signed himself Louis David Riel, be-
heving he had divine mission, like Da-
vid. to slay the Goliah of Evil in the
world.
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THE DAILY NEWS
CoRREsPoNDENCE

solicited on all interesting topics throughout
the state We win be especially grateful for
al local items of interest to the public. News
sent by wire should be Abbreviated when prac-
tieable, and sent after O'Clock p m, addressed
10 PALATKA DAILY NEWS
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06

TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE. viii be in Nor
walk on Thursday, April End, for the purpose
of assessing property for taxation the year
1885, and for the next three weeks will be in
West Putnam for that purpose asannOunced
by posters. BENZ. Z. BOYD,
Tax Assessor for Putnam Co.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06
ArteSian Irrigation.
IRRlGATE YOUR GROVES,

The Tapid growth Of trees and the greatest
development of fruit, can only be obtained
by proper arrangements for irrigation, du-
ring the dry spells that visit Us every year.
With plenty of water at command, the growth
of young trees, and the crops Of those in bear
ing, are an assured success.
IRRIGATION Is THE SHEET ANCHCR OF
ORANGE CULTURE.
The experiments that have already been
made abundautly prove its value
Is For the purpose OF irrigation, prop
erly constructed, Artesian Wells are the
cheapest, best and most reliable.
Correspondence solicited. Estimates given,
Contracts taken for wells. Four TO sjX-inch
pipe recommended as most practical
J. T. CONOVER,
Palatka, Fla.
2. O. Box 207
Or at Ofce of f. r. Mexican, Lemon Street
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Notice

All persons in the city of Palatka,
owning any dog or dogs are hereby mott
fed to take out licenses for the same at
once from the marshal, according to
law.
J. c. DoNNELLY,
Mayor City of Palatka.
Palatka, Fla, April %, 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06

The Office of THE DAILY NEWS is located on
Water street, in. the Iron Building next TO
Reds brick store.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06

WANTED, 0CO or J. 500 men, to work on the
Florida Southern extension to Brookville. Ap-
ply to l.. o. GOLD,
Leesburg, Fla,
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DEMOCRAT.
REPUBLICAN.
\ Significant Anti-Senate Protest.
Reading Herald

Reading Herald
Those scrubby little nests of monopoly
known as state senates are everywhere
showing themselves on the wrong side.
The scrubby little senate of Maine has
Just defeated the bill which has passed
the house limiting the work of factory
women and children TO ten hours a day.
The scrubby little senate of Connecticut
has just rejected, by vote of 13to 2,the
bill for bureau of labor statistics, for
fear it would be a means of exposing the
abominable condition of the factory
hands Of that state. These scrubby lit
tie senates should be upset.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06

Mother Jerome, Superioress of the
Sisters of Charity in the Diocese of New
York, was buried in that city Friday
with appropriate ceremonies conducted
by Archbishop Corrigan. 1T is not
right" he said, ''to mark the death of
such woman with tears and Iamenta-
ton.
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Reading Notices.

House Of six rooms to rent, furnished or I'M
furnished. Address
DAILY NEWS OFFICE.
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FoR RENT stores. IS Offices and sleeping
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Miss Emma Cook, the daughter of a
Cincinnati florist, has just married in
Milan. Count Arturo de Rossi Calico.
She went to Italy some years ago to cul-
tivate her voice, and just as she was pre-
pairing to make her debut the Count saw,
loved, proposed, and was accepted.
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The Daily News

PALATKA, FLA, MAY 6, 1885.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-06

For RENr-Fine store and rooms on Lemon
st. Apply to L. FALK-
For SALE-Thousands of old papers,
good for many purposes. Apply at the
NEWS Office,
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DENTISTRV.
Dr.. ]. 4. MCCI8IIand.
. = = =
DENTIST.


Is now stopping in Palatka. and offers his
professional services till the first of July.
Attention given to chudrCn's teeth to insure
correct dentUrc, also diseased teeth treated
and filed without pain. The attention of per-
sons in need of artificial teeth, is invited to
ROSE-pEARL, the new and beautiful base for
teeth. Rose-pearl possesses many advantages
over other materials in use. 1t is OF the color
of the natural gum, hard and very s,-Orr. ad-
hitting plates being made much thin e. than
of rubber. The gum is made cont uuOus Ia
one piece, free from seam or joints Gnd the
unnatural prOtrusiOn of the lips, SO common
where rubber is used, is entirely ObViGted by
the use of Rose-pearl. DR.. McClelland may be
consulted at the residence corner Of Madison
and Front Streets near the Episcopal church,
Palatka.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-08

there is not a man among them but can
blot out the Goddess of Liberty on dollar
with his rifle at army fighting distance.
They are all men of great endurance ana
remarkable rapidity of movement. klei
is looked upon by them as a sort OF deml-
god. and his influence over them is I'M
bonded They are on good terms with
the Northwest Indian tribes, and have
something like 1000 Indians now
allied with them. But the Indians
Of the Dominion have nothing to COM
plain of against the Dominion Govern
ment. 1t has pursued very different
policy from that so long the rule of our In
terror Department 1t treats an Indian as
responsible being, Furnishes him for
crime as other men are punished, and
keeps its contracts with him as it does
with other men. Riel first rose in re-
bellion in 1869. His complaint then was
what it is now-that the Government is
surveying lands for sale, to which the half
breeds have sole right because Of prior
occupancy. Lord Wolseley, then Colonel,
now in the Soudan, whipped Rel in 1870,
and little has been heard of him since,
except his election to the Dominion Parlia-
ment. When the settlement was effected
in 1870 the Dominion gave to the North
west half-brecds 240 acres of land each,
but this grant was confined to the province
Of Manitoba. Rieps present followers live
in the Saskatchewan bottoms and about
lakes Winnipeg and Winnipegosis. The
present rebels demand the same terms ac-
corded fifteen years ago to their fellows OF
Manitoba 1t is probable they will get
them, but before they do Riel will be
whipped, and, if captured, hanged The
people Of the Dominion are not to be sub
ordinated to him, as they would be if his
rebels are treated with before punishment.
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From Placer County.

EDS. REcoRD-UNIoN The quarterly meet
ling of the Placer County immigration As
soeiation was held here on Saturday There
twas a large attendance, especially from
towns along the railroad. extending from
Colfax to Roseville, Nearly every town in
the county was represented A good many
new members were added TO the roll, and
back subscriptions were paid in. A COM
mittee was also appointed to solicit sub
scriptions outside of members, and the new
list was opened with $50 amounts. 1t is
the intention to publish monthly pamph-
let, commencing Immediately, for furnish
| ing information about the county. for use
of Immigrants, and in which all parts of
the county will be written up by various
parties selected locally for that purpose.
| Speeches and remarks were made at the
meeting by Hon, j. A Filcher, Il. w Mas
| lin, Judge Hale, Messrs Fulweiler, Lard
fner, Hayford, Morrison and others 1t was
Jan enthusiastic meeting, and shows the
people of Placer county to be alive to their
interests. W.
Auburn, April 6, 1855.
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DRIVEN 10 THE WALL

The Mormon annual Conference at 10.
gan, Utah, is remarkable Tor three things :
that ii began It's session on date different
from that revealed to Brigham Young as
the day which the Almighty God had
chosen for Conference assemblagcs, thus
flying directly in the face of the saeredness
Of revelations to the Prophet :" that the
chief men Of the Church, whose duty it is
to be present, are absent, hiding from
United State, officers who seek them to
serve warrants for violation of law .
that the Conference has been addressed by
Its absent head by communication, in
which the claim is boldly set up, first, that
polygamy is divine institution, and as
such, being an essential Of a religious
faith, is sacred and entitled 10 protection
under the Constitution Of the United
State Heretofore the chief defense of
the polysamous MormJnz has been that
thcy were not in fact polyeamists; that
under The civil law they had but one wife;
that the Sealing of other women to Nor
mon was 4 religions rite, ard not mar
riage according to the law, and therefore
no. an odense to the law. Now. though
ii has been by other Church officials
a lvaaced, it is proclaimed by President
Taylor 10 the Saints in solemn conclave as
semblei that polysamy IS polyeamy, and as
such is not only no otiense to the law, but
Is entitled to the protection of the law
The last resort for rascals cornered is the
unconstitutionality Of their prosecution
Under the cuise of constitutional law
rebels sought 10 defend their course in dis
rupting The Union; under the plea Of con-
stitutional protection ireehooters have
endeayosed to wreSt lands from the Indian
wards Of the Government under the
shelter OF the Constitution all sorts Of at
tempts have been made by violators of the
laws OF the land, TO escape mctitcd punish
ment The unconstitutional plea Of the
Mormon polygamists Is On par with the
defenscs Of other violators Of decency and
the law. 1t testihes to the dcsperateness
OF the Mormon cause, the carly decay of
The monstrous doctrine regarding polyg-
ANY, and the effectiveness Of the prosecu-
tioas now being pushed in Utah. The
Federal Courts, as now constituted in that
Territory, are giving the Mormon dynasty
a deal Of trouble, and ensorcing the laws
with vigor that must work the destruc-
ton of the divine institution" If these
Courts are sustained, aad the hands Of the
Federal officials upheld, there VIII come
day when Utah viii be clean5ed to its ut
fer1nn.; hnrlers.
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and shouts of .Neverp'] should be so ig-
norant of public feeling in Ireland as to
visit Dublin Castle, and thereby cause
Irishmen to attribute to him a desire to
prop up Earl Spencer's filthy scepter and
whitewash Dublin Castle, and connect him
the Prince with the murder Of Joyce and
Haynes Mr.. Healey concluded by assuring
the Prince, that while wishing him pleas
ant voyage and plenty of amusement, his
visit would have no political effects what
ever.
Credit yoted-Reported Armistice.
PARIS, April 7th.-The Chamber of Dep
uties voted the l50,000,000 francs asked for
by NJ. Henri Brisson, to carry out the
Governments Chinese policy
1t is reported here that an armistice has
been signed between France and China and
that China has agreed to vacate Tonquin
within month.
Peace Preliminaries Ratified.
PARIS, April thin Patenore, French
ambassador to China telegraphs that
Toung Ii Yamen has ratified the prelimi-
naries of peace, signed on the Sd instant
An Anti-Jesuit Bill Negatived.
LONDON, April 7th.-The Parliament of
the Island of jersey has negatived bill to
expel the Jesuits
Frightful Cholera Mortality.
MADRID, April 7th.-There were forty
new cases of supposed cholera at Jativa
last week, and twenty deaths. Yesterday
there were thirty new cases and seven
deaths.
Liberty Enliglitening the World.
PARIS, April 7th.-The French frigate
Isere will leave Rouen for New York about
the end of April, with Bartholdi's statue OF
Liberty Enlightening the World
Forced Back to Port.
QUEENSTOWN, April 18th. = The White
Star Line steamship Germanic, which left
this port Friday afternoon for New York
with $50 passengers on board, has returned
here. having encountered terrific storm
and tidal wave.
Chinese Bill Disallowed.
OTTAWA (Ont.), April 7th.-The Govern
ment has disallowed the Chinese bill
passed recently by the local Legislature OF
British Columbia
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NEWS OF THE MORNING

In New York Yesterday Government bonds
we're quoted at l211i for Is of 1907 l12]R for rs
sterling. g sfa4 S65%; 1917 for IS; silver bars
1861.
silver in London, 40 Sled; consols, IS 5-l6d; 5
,er cent United States bonds, extended. l05; as,
l245a; as, 1875
IN SAN Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S411lGS5 cents
Mondays activity continued III the stock
market at san Francisco yesterday and the
strength was shown in nearly all its sections.
Chollar sold at g. Savage s. 50, Hale & Norcross
s7az. and there was rise of from five to ten
cents in most of the others.
The report of the death of General Barrios Of
Guatemala is confirmed.
Several hundred United States troops left New
York by steamer yesterday for Aspinwall.
terrific storm and tidal wave occurred off
The Irish coast yesterday
The new French Cabinet has enunciated its
programme. which includes a revision of the
Constitution of 1881 and the abolition Of the
Senate
France insists upon China recognizing the
French protectorate over TonquiE and Anam at
whatever cost.
The Russian Government is putting Cronstadt
in 4 state OF complete defense.
Ex-4ssemblyman Rudolph Klotz attempted to
commit suicide with strychnine near Anderson,
Shasta county, yesterday.
Vallejo reports that the salmon run has com
menced.
Fr; d. Nichol fisherman, fell dead Of heart
disease at Vallejo Monday night.
At MADEIRA Fresno county, Monday, Robert
Compton shot and dangerously wounded
William Anderson.
san Buenaventura experienced two shocks OF
earthquake yesterday.
4 Mormon Bishop and Elder were sentenced
to the Penitentiary, yesterday, at Phoenix, A. T.
for unlawful cohabitaton
There Is deadlock in the Tennessee Legs
lature.
Work is to be at once resumed on the Bar
tholsi statue.
Ex-Secretary Frelinghuysen is still alive, but
all hopes OF his recovery have been abandoned
Lightning set the Hooper Hotel on fire at Fair
field. Soiano County, yesterday but little dam
age was sustained.
- At Newport, Ky, yesterday, It man named
Mcmillan killed John L. Cummings in Il street
car
There was great disorder at an election in
East ST. Louis yesterday.
Thomas Smith cut his throat from ear to ear
in Napa yesterday.
The Prince of Wales LEFT London last evening
for Ireland.
The Parliament OF the Island of Jersey voted
down bill to Gxpel the Jesuts.
An arnistice has been signed between France
and China, and China has agreed TO vacate Ton
guiu with N a month
y Madrid dispatch reports forty new cases of
supposed cholera at Jativa last week, and twenty
deaths.
Rugg the Maybce murderer, has united with
the Catholic Church at Long Island City y, Y.
The Government at Ottawa has disallowed the
Chinese bill recently passed by the British &C.
lumbiaParliamenL
Ms Garfield Indignantly denies that She has
any intention o: marrying again, as recently
reported
Rain fell throushou. the State yesterday in
copious showers, doing an incalculable aIno,
ofgooa TO the crops
General Grant sill fingers in the land Of tn
living, but it is quite evident from the reports OF
his condition, thar his departure is but Il matter
Of very short time
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RIEI..

The half-breed Riel, who is attracting SO
much attention Just now in the Northwest,
cannot, of course, prevail against the Do
minion Government. II must overcome
his teapot rebellion in the end, and when
Riel is taken he viii be hanged at short
notice. He is now under indictment for
the murder of Thomas Scott; he is guilty,
horribly guilty, for the execution Of Scott
by his order was a barbarously cruel muir
der. But while Riel Aourishes and defe5
the Canadian authorities he commands
some notice. lie is not by any means an
Ignorant fellow. He has had fair eduea-
tional advantages, and is possessed of great
shrewdness, with all the native cunning OF
the Indian side of his nature. His little
body of rebels is admirably armed, and
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CONTEMPORARY EXPRESSION.

IT is safe to say that nine-tenths Of the bust
ness on which the President and the chief See
retaries Just now pass their mornings in Wash
ingtOn is business for police justice or a
philanthropist and no. for statesmen. The
President of the United States receiving all com
ers in working hours is indeed as great an an
chronism as Moltke would be heading a charge
| of Hadendowah Arabs, aimed with bucklel
and spear New York Evening Post.
1Nthe selection OF untried menand exc nfed
crates for the best places in his gift Presiden
Cleveland is making a record that must con
tinue 70 attract great 6eai Of attcuton-alik,
from Democrats and Repub' leans. 1t viii not
i'll all probability, disturb The serenity of the
mugwmps. They have no time to think o
anythins-but themselyes.-.Albany q. Y.
Journal
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