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Rx.snssse> ward us.s DesA.
ExHssxorox. Nzr.h A-Er-5usEses
H<r1 Hans s15ct ftfs <zzrufua-
Ah~ss s~<v~ssry ussssssss csses
aA
Dr. H<mif<ou msts = ss1assz<ns ftss
aft<snopa IN rexzr5 - tb< eanzisson ~
sscwsk4ry Msrufnz. fzez wh5cz Il -
praxs tbat be hss symcsoerx ~ spa
rfexy snd b net r~Rzrded - saf II
fs1nxxr.
secretary Asnniax - psngrsssisx -
sorzbis tedxr.
nsre Acres H~~ss~~a Q. sn~ pnkat<
The s<~Ssssry Of fhe Interior hss sen-
dsrs9 3 decssiDn tn tie c&ss ~ The Az
isuttc 4 fscstr, In wnteh he c{zimz
shst q n.e NJ ieezi ciztm 20 tbs fxnd
sionG she line cf rad from san B1s1a-
ventura. Cal. 20 San Frsncisra. ssd
dfrests she Cemmi-xsoner IT the Gs0<r<i
LtDd Odioe 10 restore TIE ssze 70 tie
p1oiis domain sFhs fscf that ssis line
has been merse<2sd and nzsosr raised
% its eredis y. the Secretary s6fs "a
mfsfors11s - TIE mortgages, IN tAsf
they look . usSrtzser % which the msrt
Rs9oss bad 10 legal right Thiz Dc
cssson RESTORES 70 the yabiie dem2ia
2.<sl. 30 acres.
TIE 9nsirssas Ma.s ray ~.
The House Csumittse on Pasife
Railways asopsed ;he fosiowinx rrsosu-
tipn.
K4@oisef, Thsf the SUB eonzmitt@e
xill b. directed 30 prepare and report
- the wnols csm m5stee 5sil p-ossdsnx
for The s-ttirment Of the indsbsedness
Of ths Pscidc roads 10 the United States
IN SEM annual insfaiimezts. with pro-
visions for extending the licus OVER all
branch reads 10 proportioa 70 the fraa-
ehissz and rights Of said cssnpznies
fhe smoons II each payment aHd tine
10 b allowed for payment of indsbsed-
ness Of the roads 20 the Uaitsd States
sss not specs6sd, bat Vas left 10 the
sob eommitte. Ns~srs. Oashsise. Damn.
Crisp. Hayden sud Weboer we're ap-
po;sted = sab comniftse 70 prepare the
ball. Tns s1s-oom mtstee. eonsissinr of
Mesa<s Tnrockmorton. kishardson,
Esiimas, Rhodes a Harback. we're sp-
pointed % oensissef tbs policy Of rss
osution directing sn Investigation into
the affairs OF the Union Psciis Rail-
way.
Tive yesseSs Lsss.
II has iust been i-arned that tue cap
tsins and crews Of the 9ernan bark
Pstrezxa and the German schooner
Alios E5Rell arrived a Apia, Samoa. 10
the latter part OF Feoraary, snd re-
ported that both vessels WITH eargses
had bean loot on an island Of the Tonga
group.
frssdsieas LAbsrera
The grand Jury this afternoon re-
parted tso indictments. vkish accused
Elias 6roat and Pat Lynch Of having
presented fr2aduient demsnds upon the
city for labor shich vas not performed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

An Iadian seat 10 the Eoe y Of W. p.
Beers in Jordan Valley. Nevada. ece
isy last week, and asked fer soneshtns
60 eas. He Mas ssves soae yiesnsis. sat
vas not sat siied With shat be resolved
and remarked thes II res Dot fit fer =
hog 20 eat Mr.. Reers. vho vas IN an
other rooua. overheard weai TIE Indian
said, and hAsssaiug b the kitchen taad
the Indian 90 leave. Tue InaszR ~
fused 20 10 and drew Ions kssfe witch
be carried under his elsrkst. aud
br3ndished IL IN : threatening manner.
Mr. Beers thea hook . gan Sateh was
In the house and hred ct the lndiAn.
Tne buliss cus through oss OF she indl'
ans eyes and carried awsy part OF MS
nose. tnoagh "a aid not fatally sniaFe
him
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Tax SoE.DIKRs' BALL--The hall at
Company D's srmory vas the scene Of
most e. joysbls bail last evening. The
regulars stationed in oar city have been
invited good many times 20 participate
IN similar parties given By Compauy ID.
and 80 10 order 10 re,urH the oospii
ment the regulars appointed coumttt-
tees from their ranks and arranged 5
very pleasant party. Tue services
OF a good orchestra were obtain
cd, and the comfort Of the guests
vas fully cared for By the following
committees; Reeeption Nommsttae w
Clook, II. Naiford and j. Cook. Floor
Commlitse-E h. Hobbs. Geo. smith,
Sergeant seyrnore and Geo. W. sahnn4-
Master Of Cefemoniss-E. II Hobbs
Floor Aanaeers--J. II snsan and J. Fss1-
gerald. Ih~ orchestra was led % Prof.
r. Hepbarp, and III caller vas Mex
Dawes. Tue bail was attended by -
couples. all Of whom enjoyed dancing
Mp 10 = late hoar-
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suRvKroKs. CIVIL ENoIxKxRs
REMOVED.

WHTTwoRTH q THOMSON HAVE
w removed their once 70 the third
ncos @ TIE Gardau Hardware Co. . bald
inx Nc ezs Front street We Are now
hcstsr Prepared thsn ever before 70 ere
cute surreyh examine mines. rrporf On
the character Of land isy ouf tswr pats.
sn1 make nns drawings for sny pszI poss.
We have better faciiki0 for work than
ssy ofher Arm iz the norshwest.
49, a 2. - - E... o@es -
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DIAMOND
vENTILAT OR.
suild'ass, seheoss, Churches Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger.
Sleeping and Rsirissraisrscan.
Psrfscs yentiIatieu guaranteed
wherever ventilaffen lie
Required.

Architects and builders unite in saying
our Noa and Z, for bed room and ofiice
ventilation, viii soon become as standard
Is the window.
Our yentilator iin any size), when
placed through . wall. window sash. or
q wooden bar under sash. admits q con
slant supply Of fresh air under perfect
control. without draughts; any desired
Temperature can be maintained In any
apartment No ONCE or sleeping room
should be without IL as II stops burglars.
excludes rain and dust, and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
ing the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel, II IL very ornamental when 1
place. The handles serve 70 rcgulat
veDtilator. also 10 raise and lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

The Largest barn in the world IL prob
ably that Of the Unson Cattle Conseany
OF Cheyenne. near Omaha. II envefs
ave acres. cost els. 90. sni socomns-
dates $40 head u cattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

For The buyer hnnarsd eyes are too
fsw; for he seiisr ons u snoaxh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

SlcRAxksro. March 2i.-The meeting
Of tue hos men here today vas atsend
ed by all the prominent growers OF this
section. DR. Darst OF wheatiand was
elected President. Resolutions we're
passed condemning the boycott policy,
and declaring that an ess the Chinese
can be employed much Of this years
crop must 90 unpisked, bat neverthe-
less csliiog on Congress to sbrogaie the
Buriingame treaty.
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IL no, wise to keep hssidsss before
thsy come
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STEAMER HELEN.
For Pofts 0ftAafd and Washinelsa

"a STEAMER HKLEN. VIZ
kili2 Master. leaves Harrinr.
20, s = smiths wharf, seattle. every Mondsy
" edneeday and Friday. a. gz8 : m.. for
aiioneifs Point, head OF FORT Orchard
turning leave head Of PORT WrEhinsfS,
a. 2 ~ M. head OF Port Orchard az i0sT
a. a.. Nit eil's Point Ct II q. M. arrtvin~
az Seattle about 40 .. M. every Tussdnr.
thursday and Saturday. aaz7dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

y. X. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
wa, from date. carry the United etsten
nsai ON Hoods Canal. making sg1ai-
~eckiy trips 70 Seattle. Leav}n~ -,
occk every Monday and Friday morrin0.
wa touch ~ Port 0ambls for pA1engrrs
OF fright arriving At Seattle n o.
afternoon returning win leave Yeslsrs
sserf ~ "a O'Clock every Tuesday md
saturday morning. taking the mail q
fgrt cam bic for Sssbeck and Union Ctr
The steamer Josephine VIII lsevs -
- rot fvrt esmoie evcry day except
saturday. 70 ke passenger and fr~5~ks
and rcoeiys orders for sLJ point On Hos6s
Canal. -
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A Great victory.

sUAKrM, March "a The Asyssinian
troops sept out BY King John 10 relieve
tbs garrison at kassaia have fought q
battle with hostile Arabs near that
place. The Arabs were defeated and
$50 Of their men were killed.
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Send for circular. Call or address cor
respondence mentioning DAILY poeT
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A TTORNKY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
n tics In al the Justices and Territorial
Courta- Omce, at rooms Of the Prohafs
Court Yssier-Leary Building.
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IAy eeaia lalrfslrr,rsl.


NV fokx. March ai.--f'hs T'rsbs.a<
s.o,ros vii paeiiss long interview
We NJ. Gould in regard 20 The strike
NE hsssoaFi PAcidc Railway. the
snA features Of vhieh are hereby
e1- Mr. Gould said there can
10 eonrremise in this case, Ani 50
81 know there has been no al
aP sasard il By either side. There
~ rom for eouapfemtsa for the
,Srfs have confessed, in effect, that
nsse 20 grievances against oar
tshs. | am bsand 70 ARht this
uon 20 the bitter end for tat. very
Tie position IL snch simple
II we had intesfered with tne
aseement OF the Texas Pacific we
Tan havr been in euntenayrs OF the
!, y. MATES Coars, which has charge
taAs road. The men on our lines
80 msAe No complaint against Us
strkin2, try 10 enfore the de-
% sotkmen On anoi her road
.aasr our control There can be no
- sai<e II such strike. | have
We opinion Of Jatge ID Hon IS 20
1 rights. anaer snch circun-
49, AID hrs opinion is that IL IL our
not alone our right. 10 proven,
- 70 intefruptisn 30 tue bnssness OF
Msd os all lseal means. There is q
"A. tSd remedy against members OF
Aes4ets Of Labor orsan,ssl,o.
yer damages. and We pro
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General Office, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago, rooms
8 and z.
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Or. n. y. I0NGlkER

Or. n. D. lOneAkER
RADUATK or THE UNIvER-
NJ A<fy of PcnIxyfvAnlA. has pprma.
nentiy located in seattle.
Oi1oe and rusadcnce, No liz Coiumh&
sxrcsk. AL Gala prsmpxly attended.
N. LonTAker makes specially Of dis-
eases Of tho
Eye. Ear and Throat
Treats privsse. chronic and skla Diseases;
removes rumorx and ulcers without pnaE
Or the ne of the knife.
SkAfrLR March Z iSsk
Dr. III. d. LoxaAKkk Dear Sir For
yeArs lad been affiseted with . heAyy.
PAINFUL feeling In my forehead. and 81
nixaf would BE- troubled with difzculf
breathing. coughing and expcctaratzns
- that haa bat hxxie res<. I was yery
miserable from this oAtArrh of ths head,
noe. and the asthma TOR which I could
md no rcilef- had been pronounced in.
curAhle whea l sought your care and
troAfme1< from which 1 reealvod relief
N few aAyA resulting In . permanent
cure
from what ! know Of Or. Lonxsker's
professional skill snd treatment, 4 fcel |
can most heartily recommend al persons
sanefrng from diseaso 10 him. with the
assurance thsf they viii rsoeivc NEST ex.
ceticof prpfeenl0nai and medical treat
menk imhtzl CLAnx ID. DAVIS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

NKw OKLKAsa, MaTeh A.-fAe nina
henth game OF the series Of chess be-
tsesu z1ckestort and stainitx wKs play
u today. The opening vas qaeen's
i&mbit declined. Zackertort played
With the white men. stesnitx taking the
nd. After twenty niae moves he de-
isxsed Znekaftort easily. FINE Zaak
wsort, hour Eleinitx, hour and 4
minuses, Stsinitx has nos wSu nine
pmes aud needs bat ons more TO win
ID asfies.
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sas-rre.sarcr Arraixne<i.

skx FRsNcrsco. March 24---sAmnsi "A.
Brooks, the United States sub Treasurer
Of this city. sas today arraiened In tue
police court for an assaalt wish deadly
weapon 1pon r. l.. Burke, Newspaper
repestsr. Tue case vas dismissed. rs
the assault occurred 10 and on the Gov
ernmens property. wbieh neeessitatss
trying the ease in the United States
courts. Steps will be immediately
taken 10 bring Brooks before the uuised
STATES tribunal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

N. Josxrn, tMo.). March "a At
soon 10 das the yard men In the Han
nlbai A -. Joseph and the Kansas City,
y. Joseph and Gonnsil Bluffs yards
asusk. aud the freight traffic was on
fl5sly suspended.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Kansas CrrY MO-. March 14.--rhe
nssemens in previous Dispatch quot
me Mr.. Nettleton az saying that the
seitohmen's strike vas settled on the
bssis OF the chicago prices was made
g TIE authority of an evening paper.
NJ. Nsisleton being asked later BY an
As.ccisted Press representative said he
I'D made no saeh statement. aud csuid
ealS ssy that the strike had seen set
ted. he presumed that Was what the
fahiic desired 10 know. The terms as
~ are secret. The men returned 90
verk Al o'clock by order Of Mr.. Mon
4han. he chief OF their essociatien,
40 are themselves ignorant OF the
prices hxed upon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Nss foxS. March A-PsnAtpa ad-
uses Of the 18th inst. say that a series
y merders have been committed ss
nno'eas In the State Of Ssatan1er. Al
sspfe family we're sssass,nated. Tue
N.sins. ave IN name&r, verp Ausonis
Hs'aesn. frAneis Mnseisles. Miguel Flo
fAntaion Rome aud = deaf and
eseae nan The President Of the Re
aosie has directed that they be- trit 4
military court martial. The az
nsaensien OF the assasssns has led 10
sssz deseiopmenss aud has brought to
~ oseer crimes Of revating char
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

NV yoxK. March -. To-day all the
cosk pressers belonging to the lnde-
pendent Cloak Pressers Union, joiEed
ne ranks Of the strikers. The cloak
sssssrs ALSO stopped work. Altogether
sesut 200 persons are idle In the differ.
sat branches Of cloak making. Six
srsas have acceded TO the demands of
tse ssriksrs.
ssrthers Pacific Branch Rasds.
Nav foax, March Ex-Governor \.
4 hansen, Of Mantaas. President of
hs Helena & Wlckes Railway. has cum.
E>ted sfransemeats with the Northern
kcise ksiivsv Tor hniidiag several
ssAseh rosds Cor that system. which are
y start from Helena.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

SAN Josk. March z4.--G. J. wellman,
Of Taoouss, died Suddenly at wnghs's
station today. while on be way 10 this
city for medical treatment. He had
been spending some time in the santa
Cruz mountains for the benefit of bis
health.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25
A Lissie vlcsery

R.SoooS. March "a = The British
troops have defeated 1000 Burmese near
Yemithin. killing 30 and capturing
many prisoners and guns and q number
Of elephants.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Its said that desperate quarrel has
taken place between Lord Randolph
Chnrchill aud VIM. Hsnry Smith. both
Of whoa were members of Lord Sails
bury's Cabinet. and a. tbs result. Smith
threatens 10 withdraw from the Con
servative party unless be receives an
apology from Churchill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

ssmr oi,as Q. ~. osvs. uaassss
RAVES YE5LKkS WHARF On
~ Wc1nee6Ay And Sa<ar1ny. r01uE11n8
fA1rdAy ard Mon1Ax. eazlznR - 49,
ycod GnAta4y. 11nR lan4znx SknUo
Nv. Mount vcznen ssn<i.zg cd ~ -
teruedtAtt pp4ni4 aecxe Fx n0txA1 -
FANARe appay On board o. - 0R0H0x
fuefkk On the wharf ~
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!. o. c. T.

SEATTLE LODGE No. g L O. q. T.,
- meets every Monday night In Bells
Hall On Front street next to Beli's Hotel
Visiting mesnbcrs in aood standing cor
daily Invited.
CARRIE V. PALMER. w. G. r.
GEO. Y. CoTTEaILL, r. 3.
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rrsse,s on shsp.


poEr BLAKKLI. March 2s.-Saiied-
ship Loais IN.
PoEr Asaktos. March 2I.-Tue Taco
ma In port. ship passed east this after
noon.
TAroosR, March 24.--Ship and bark
entine passed TN AZ u. IN; bark Janes
Cheston texed cut by tug Tyee this
afternoon. Clouds; fresh southwest
wind AZ 5 9. m.
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A TToRNKY-AT-LAw. ROOMS
"A and 4 Poncin building. Front street.
seattle W. T. VIII practice In all the
Courts OF the Territory and In the Land
Omoe. fe10
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Kansas Crrr, March 2I.--With the
sxsspsion Of tns Pacific roads tbs block
~ has been raised from this city, the
managers agreeing thai asitchmsu will
ncsiye the Chicago soslo Of wages.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

:, rocr4. March 24--Just after the
100 tr.it, had get away, carrying .
!..-. scrt3on Of she police. . fofss nun
~ sbscf 1000 nssn fssds = rash for
~ s-.cblns Stops Of The Missoori PSI
= sxse possession Of then. The
.-s,scs 81 . majority OF them failed,
~ seis sboat fsssy psooeedrd bsyond
ss1l-ssy and they soon abandoned tne
~. xad dlsper<ed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25

Kaxsas CIR. March "a Tho railroad
rpssiatspdssts did nothieg st their
nssninR session 30 day except 10 dia-
- Iks situation. They meet again
~ Afternoon, vhsn they viii probably
1sufsr sith the strikers. A prominspt
A1sinl expressed his opinion that the
n5ifosds would grant Tbs swisehmen's
jsmxnds for The Chicago scale OF wages
4 they wonid Rnarantee thai II should
"a fks strike, - lar ~ Kansas City ~
,nnernsd. Othesw wise the demand
esnId probably be refassd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-25
Prison Re,sis.

Pam. March ~. IA alarming revolt
took place today IN the prison at Chai
ions. The military had 10 be called in
to quiet the disturbance. Auth critics
have ordered inquiry 10 be made on the
complaint that the tFeatment by prison
offialals was iutaierabie
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-11
The Agricultural Lien Law,

We find that there is quite a diver
sitv of opinion among the people as
TO what will be the effect from a legal
standpoint OF the repeal Of what has
usually been called the Agricultural
Lien Law. that i, the law which al
lows mortgages or deeds of trust to
be given ON crops TO be grown and
held as valid security for liabilities in
CURED and secured by such deed OF
trust
This law was embraced in Section
1859 OF the Code of 1880 and reads as
follows:
SECTION 1859, 1t shall be lawful
tor persons TO make aud eyecute,'mort-
cages or deeds OF trust upon growing
crops. or crops 10 be grown within
fifteen mouths from the making OF
such mortgage or .lood Of trust, which
circumference shalt be valid and bind.
ing upon The interest of such mo tga-
cor OF grsntor in such crop. but shall
not br, in any case, prior to the liens
provided for in IAN act in relation 10
landlord and tenant, aui m act in re-
Ia,ion 10 the len OF employers and en-
ployccs.
Til. section was repealed by the
legislature OF 1886 by Il close vote,
Now. under common law, that is, the
law which existed before the enact
ment Of the above statute, and still cX-
i.ts since is repeal. a man may make
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-11
Scientific Miscellany.

NoLAprK-Thc plan for a "uniyor.
.al commercial ~languayc.' originated
about five wears ago by Herr Schlcvcr.
of Switzerland. seems to be meeting
with greater favor than has been nc.
corded other projects Of thc kind. i,
is reporicd that Nolapuk is already
spoken with facility bv thousands of
Europeans: knowlcdgc of il is being
l'sccm.Ha'-1 b! more lhan Iity 'ocle-
hes scattered over Ln9iahd, GERMANY.
Austria SWedcn' ioIlaun, Asa Minor
anu o'lcr countries, NoiIplik gram.
mars lot INC use OF liotttlto,s ana
Chlhcsr' oc.luTs ail Inc European ma
llous, arc e''hcr IN ,hc market or IN
course OF preparation and two re.
tho oihcr al i -, c,pI,,fon nn o,,or'
uotc noncs arc reyulorlv unLIi.Lcd
Tho s]ncrial adyontage nfihr now Ian.
%yrogn i tho c,.n win vh;rh !, ram he
learned ciuLt lesson. having on.h,od
., p,ri. an closs IN rorrn.nond readily
,,i,L s,uJ.nt. il, f,o;nn to,r,r;os
\ LENGTHESING IIST.-Whilc the
number of chemical elements had not
reached seventy decade ago, Prof. II
{. Bolton has pre- pllet a list namin.
over forty elementary substances
whose discovery has been announced
,ince ls0. No less than nine OF th'
,"rl,I ,Li. ,nar l." Crootns
AMoNa THE ELECTRIC1ANs.--hppil
cations OF electricity are daily bccom
Ing more varied. Among recent one
are tcleharomeicrS. tclcthormometer
trlcmanometers. acknowledgements
which respectively record, al dist1n
points, air pressure, heat, steam-pres
sure, and water stages.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-12-11
Grass and Stock VS.. Cotton,

Col. J. +. Merry, general western pas
scngcr agent Of the Illinois CrNlral
Railroad, il arranging for an inter
state iairymcn, lumbcrmcn and fruit
growers convention, 10 be held at
Jackson, Miss. in February. Since
1884, more than a dozen creamcrics
hive been started in Tennessee and
sevcn in Mississippi. 1t is gratifying
TO see the Southern people making
this advance movement. Our people.
If grass and stock will pay better tnan
cotton, will not be slow to try the cX-
pertinent, and there is nothing better
calculated TO bring about the change
than the assembling together Of the
people from different sections of out
great country in a convcntion.whcrc
the different interests tan be thorough.
" discussed. -Bylalia journal.