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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

CRArr4uQus SocraL-Rainier Chau-
tasqaa Clrsle, aided by Professor Lee
and friends. Of TIE UHi.ersity, gave q
very enjoyable uasicsI and literary CO.
tsrsasr saens Friday evening. az the
First Bspsis, Cnarca- TIE sia2tng uas
very e1oise. consisting OF . quartet By
Aliases Ward ami Montgomery and TIE
Aessrs. Alvort, solo by Miss Miller. q
daft By Professor Lee and Miss wsrs,
selo by Irving Alverd, and q qasrtes
bs AessEs- AivoFd and Lee and MSS
Ward ard Muller. Alss GArk recissej
the Dsaeoa's Coufessloa. aud Mss
Adams Rad an ssssy. Mr. Rinehsri
Frsa . ssisetian from A. Tsosiope on
Cicero. The exercises elas-d with an
afna.iaz farce, eatislei Zsrrheahei'.
Second Atfe. b. MIR. MAKE Geld aSd
Misses CnaTeaili ard Paumel.
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PACIFIC COAST.



say FzaScIsCo. &tsrza l2.--As ress.-
ins Of ICE Baos sd Sos &sks-s
Lsssrs las Es2hs, ? report zss SAB
Il i.ss1 b. tee CoEUitt or CEsoSss D
skica Il Ezs shoxa tast t3sr= Eas To-
nos CalEsE1sc $cYkl1E Il AIRY boot
and s6os Tzgar asrc.9rT CE1E1 5T wEI.s
men to san Franel SEC.
The Gaze Of ffefk Mccarthy.
TIE case q JoSn ". Mccarthy, s1-
CleTk of sss Sarre-ra Cart, indicted
for enh,@ z1lpC SITS f1r1s. as cslssc
sod4v IA TIE S1ysri5- 1Onrs- Tue II
3ie;usut against tie pyIaoGsf - read
when tue defense asksd fer tTo get K
u Ehich to plead On i. Tue czse went
over for OF week.
Examination eff an Alleged lseeE'
diary.
81 J. Gaiiagbes. vito us@ recently IN
diet-d oy tue Grand J1ry fer having
-et DIRE t. Cornelius sisRk's place. oa
tee county road, vas tbs morning Z
AHMED before the Po!i>e Jadze. OBiv
tzo win sac were called. bota OF
zhou were for the prosecution. Iae
defsnss offered % testimony Uhatever.
Gallagher Vas held on charge Of az
sou, his BAL beng fixed at 500.
shipping Intelligence.
PoEr DIooyER7. March Il ARRIVED
Brig DsaCon.
PoKr LUDLOW. March l2.-Arrivisd-
Schooner Annie Lar--n-
IAToosH, March i2-Hi2h southwes;
wind all day. No shipping.
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THE PUGLT SOUND SEED
Proposals for Military SUP
plies.
HkArQuAnIHRs DEPtr or THA C5IrxSlA 1
- - . q. 49, 4

HKAravARIKRs DEPsr or rHE NSLuAS1A
one Of Ihisf QIAriermssisi, ,.,.l
VAscu UyKE BARRAGKs. " T.. feb. zssA'''l
EEALED PROgos AIS. IL TEiPLis., !.
> . b q T. shs usual ceeM q, - 4.
receiyeI az this one 5rA tbs aF'iN's
Y. s. QnArtsrnAster- ~ the iolo~As -
posts. anfii i2 O dock h1op, N = go ~,
dAIc n lsso, a. waien Plies sSa ti as. -,
will b. O9el ed, IN tns " senee = p' -,
for the furnishing aad oehVary - 100 $50
apple. during the ascal yea eona1 as NJ.
Ini |. 1855. and ending Jane ". iSsi's
lOvss rsr
Nod. Clare al, Oa's. Farley. Bras, -
AID straw, or Hsy "a lieu o. -trsw q a..
u said sup, ~ - may be required -
iand Ogesras Boise bsfr4eS l.
ros~naeId. " r.. Fort lesat a Aist y 4
Rsrt spokaue. " a; Fort oAaiy, ".
walls wal, W. Z YAne aver Dspos' "
Fort klamath. Or goa, .,, -
he ooso- umsnt rtssrvfs the 1885 - !.
ia. aHy or al propoaAis. Prese saee - ~
.fs5n = art al ! q artnssi.s ~ q lefi9h
% articles Of d nestle Pruau son 49, -
On tha PArine Coast eDn@i isDs of ~. -
auzfity Dsias sfual 90 ne sNteDt p .,s.s
sunapiiea required b hs gao.ie srf'iss ~
h ans or = saisaaI tTIutst cifealfs, ~
iag full psrtic GLARS ~ u TIC uA9f - - I.
Ing &c wll bs arnishsi on aPF'le''.s., =,
be atslee " % the y IAfselfzs-stsEs ~ ~
rods poats named s.,A b
Eay-late. cont4igiBg proposals saaa ~ "a
marked P7spas Il fos - q - sssss
lsss - q thu u8dsfs gasd % th9 fS'R-
va -A' ca Reynolds,
Lieut.. Col. and Deputy z n. o :. > -. =.
f.2I gwsw Chlsi QaArtsrnasssN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

THE ORrHlss' Hcax BuuLpfSa. The
Ladies' Relief Society we're to have
held special meeting at their hall yes
terday afternoon, but the Ladies' Relief
Gorge of the q, A. Ii. we're the regular
tenants of the ball on that day, 50 abe
Relief Society adj lnrned 90 tie real
dence Of The President. Mrs. John
Ieary. TIE bids for heildfne tie new
Home submitted by tive different con
tractors we're ctnssdered ard taat pf "
NJ. Morse. for $S&5s, being she lose I.
Gas sccepted. lie huildlsg Ia 10 BE-
s0zso fest Ia disAsnsians. two ssorus
hlsh vith q basement, and Ia 10 be al
ranged for sea sud eela water. sAs and
other mosAern Improvements. Neat
veranaas ard ornamental trimmings
will make tie stEncEase attractive With
cut and substantial work and complete
Arrangements wIis 50 to MAKE 16s Home
conforsabls ana ssrvieeAhie within
The grounds are 10 be osn2tasased wsth
frais trees and shrubs. chile there vail
be ample roem reserved fer gardens
MIR, W. l. hoepe ass very Kindly con-
srih1sed 10 she Society tue suite plans
and sp<oiaeAs,ons, taerstes wtts hts
labor ~ sse snpetlatss deaf Of ccu.trse.
t,s1. Gsysgpor SqggFr has oESFsa iAs
Society th~ use Of tee Parker Asese.
near TIE taFfsl factory, IS temporary
Hcme until the res asd8iEg - sass4y
for cceepAuey. IA tne Jesse OF tEe
present quarters expifrs Apsii lss. % =
kind cffsr OF are Ssevefnos's kss teen
sccersed. and about April lSa th- hans
will be sransferEsd 10 tae Parker House.
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The disclosures thus far made ny the
broadway street railroad investigation
reveal an amosnt Of corruption that II
startling even 10 a public which has
grown painfully accustomed 90 such
things. There Is little doubt sha, the
company deliberately sougsI Its fran.
.chiss from the Board OF Aldermen and
taas The stockholders regarded the use
Of money for shat purpose as leeisi-
mate part Of the investments. There Is
every Indication tina, the dsvelopuenis
will become more and mere interesting
a. the Investigation proceeds.
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A CHILD Can run 1T.

UyHE NEW No. s WHEELER & WILL
son Sewing Machine the be ST and
cheapest IN the world is now for sale at
Pike, with full and compete set of at
tGchments. upan which person of any
age can execute tbs finest and no It pleas
ing X nd vi work possible. Every paraon
purchasing a machiae will be Thoroughly
instructed in regard 10 its uss and the
uss OF the attachments, an viii also re-
ceiyS a guar ,ntee for keeping the machine
in good repair for five years. All persons
are cordially invited to call and inspect
our machines.
Orders from the country are solicited
and will receive careful and prompt at
tention. E. W. HANSON.
j. 10 Agent Seattle, W. T.
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DUNGBNBSS POTiTOES
zoo Sacks Just Received.
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
ALFRED sNxnER Il 60.
SUTHERLAND & co.

HAVE DECIDED on MAKING A
~ change ia tsair present Ua-aness and
WILL unSi fastheF noJsSp. offaE thess
stock Of groceries Mixed Feed. sharts,
bran- choice Orcson aeon. kssteFa H. ms
Of Aess figures than an tie goauIes else
where gsgva esst 7 nasnf s4sur 81 Is
pa- % rel. lks b al keecSeze al - -
Bcr cas-. asG less In oaAntsGies a. gar
Ria 6lst kdsc Butter slways en- hAnd Il
aowess market prsce. who's sac ana sal
fAeIa1 kisek. AAsa sSrest. nklaIw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
IN THE DISTRICT COURT HoLDIN
l. terms a. Port townsend.
IN ADMIRALTY.

IN ADMIRALTY.
James @. Baker Samuel >. Sewell, Arthur
Stwell. Cleveland B. PEBBLE. samuel e. Nor
Tisot, Abel work, William p. Gu Ter. Alex
ander VI Cutler. Edward q. Allen. A phi. US
2. hoyd, Harry Allen. Charles N Stead Ed.
ward Il, seweil, George + DuEcAn. william
ID. sewell, Oscar 4. Sevell. ooh Ros.nfeld
I heodo : II. Allen an ThonA. Ysung lioeI.
lants, vs. tbs stsaH tug Tacoma
Whereas, = bel ha- been alei in the Dis
trici Court OF toe Third Judicial District Of
Washington Territory. holding terms at Port
Tow seed, o. the 22i dsY II FsbruAry, A. ID
lsss, by mes -. Baker, Samuel =. sew.ll.
Arthur seseil, Cleveland q. PEBBLE. ssmu.
II. AJrTlsnp, William p. Cn'ier. Alf1Ander
NJ. Cutler. Edward G. all n, slpatus p Goya
Harry Alien. Chares Nj. s,tsd. Edward r.
sevell, GeorgeF. Duncan. Niilisn n. Sc III
o CT T. Sswel, John R0senfsId, Taeodore
IL Allen and 1hoInss Young. owes Of the
ship John noseufsId, libelisnis, again the
steam tut Tacoma. her tn XII, apparel o. q
ia nitare. alleging. In substance, that on the
18th day Of february. A. d 1896. ssid chip
yoi hossDfeld. then HING in h. harbor Of
Sans'mo, British Uoiumbis and D-rnd on
voyage ie re-. wa taken 10 Tow bv 'h- snAn
tug T. ogna uauer contrast OF tewA g. pre-
yicpsis made, and while towing said We o.
through the vat r. OF b ifish Colombia "a a
steam tug IsccHss was 50 cArai, ssiy. rexli-
gent ana unsklHally managed by the mas
let Il said steam tug. Its Sfncers and fasioY.
ees. that the said saip Joan Rasenf-ld wss
towed by the said steam tug ne1n . reel Fl
rock. extending into the Gulf OF 6eorSia
from Jumbo Island, sdjacsnt 60 said gulf, a9d
wss totally WRECKED, destroy ed And lot to Ii.
b iisots. TO their damage in the sum Of enc
hunsred and forty thousand dollars, and H.
beilanis demand "a q sum n this ssit.
Aud PRAYING Trocess aga INST - I'd steam tug
TAcoma, her tackle apparel ana furniture,
All that the same may bs condemned and
sold 20 AZ such damages, costs, C. argos aad
expenses
New. therefcr-, In pursuance OF the mo.
milton, under the sea Of the said Court
TO me directed and Telive-ej, l DO hereby
give public notice to al persons elaimia q the
SAID steam tug rscoms. her acki-. apparel
and furni ure or In any mAnasr Interested
herein. that thes be and appear before the
a. Dsrict Court, on Thur-csy. he 18th day
81 Mach. A. b. 1856. tasn aid there % futer.
pose thsir claims sfsd TO maze their allex.-
tions tn tbAs behalf
Dated the 23a day OF Febraarv. 1855
T J. HAMILTON
uHitec stzfes Marshal for WAshiagton Ter.
ritory
By J O cIIssEs, Dsrnty
brsd.hav 4 esobr, pro tors FIR libsllanis.
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Bluoded Chickens for Sale.

EIGHT BEAUTIFUL THOROUGH
Il bred Ply msuGf kae IS tsix pElless and
Ia O cocks Ie n40a las Old. and four French
Hone ans sthFee pEilsLs ana one es ~ ten
raarfiss ID = frcIn Ridge Lawn PoaIt, =
Yards a,eofsrud IA iogs u four al 8 50
psr ehlag- or o. esch for twelve. Viii be
shi ped By en- pEssss On receipt OF price.
Address :" n. p" Pcsr-lxTzxlIGKNcx1.
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fssH sRsUksx5r.-A choice los Of
sv fRsees And fran trees and cksrrs
eatfAats tast received AGd for sale BY
u AssEaS, dealer 10 trees and shrshs,
kf ~ street, seattle, ". T, Mhl3
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NOTICED.

rINo ALL MERCHANTS, AND
lords and others whom IL may CEN
csrn. ~ywlfe. Anrie b. holt having
left my bed and 5oar5 without just PSI
yscail.n notice % hereby gwen thai
will rot D. responsible for Aay hills OF he.
contracting. ANDREW A. HOLT.
Port Blaksly. FEB. %. lisa fe43 ID
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$1,000 REWARD,

DY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION
ID ers Of kiBs cousGy. w. T. / hereby
offer siouo reward for The ares and con.
vicflcn OF the porson. ho. n the sih ray
q Fsbz nsrT. murdered J. Manning Col
man ana Wilbur Pstren. on Lake NAsh-
inyton. IN said county.
y MC6RAw. Sheriff.
Seattle. ". T, Feb n SIS fees
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sick headache, habituai coetiveuess
pains IN back and limbs. loss OF appetite.
bsd breath and taste in the mouth. etc,
snfiralv nnrad az the t1sa nf
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SHoO FLY CIGARS. rs eeats q hex.
i01 in es1es, Aasi-Coogy. 81 the Aorth
pasiac Nsvs Dspst. Aiil q. Jail Ina
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. n. o. lQkGAKER

GRADUATE or THE UNlVER-
" sity of Pennsylvania, has psrma
nrn'ly located in seattle
Office ami residence. No. liz Coiumbis
street.. Al calls p empty at ended.
aaa.zs IF the
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MEMBERS OF at. JOHNS LOrGE
VI ara requested TO meet st the loose
CON. Ga Sunday afternoon. at / o'cloek
TO arrange for the funeral OF our late
b ether. julius W. Smith Mem .srs Of
karcka Lodge are cordially Invited 70 be
present By order OF
mki1 J. HATFIELD. W NJ
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Men w anted.

TWO GOOD BRICKMAKERS ARE
L wanted Immediately ut the Port
Townsend brick yard,
mh6 nEVOE 4 DICKINSON.
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ALL THE san FRANCISCO
WEEKLY PAPERS, si.ss q year, A.
The ksstA PsesSs Nevs pxuet Nili =.
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Ia phasstsfsd Mattresses al PuIx.s A
y SIaRx q, t.sr 81. m.s
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FINE COLT FOR SALE

4 NINE-MONTHs' OLD HORSE
n colt, III hands high; weight 81
pounds; CheNCrGn stock. oaior. dEs
bay viii make a sple Htid s'sliop.
FEEp. GRADE,
fellG Lake Uuian
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Situation as Cook
Situation Wanted.

As Competent NURSE OR
~ housekeeper. by a lady Of much ex-
perience. Address NJ ,"P. d. box go. 9 G
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To Lease,

ENOR ONE OR TWO YEARS. TO A
II responsible D rty. family residence
conner vi James and Third streets; Goa
tsins nine rooms: drainage perfect: ut
and cold water and LAS can be let part
ly fuInis he'd IL desired App y To
NJ 5. sCUkRY,
mia CoTnsr James and Third sts.
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Eve. Ear and Throat.

Treats pris ate. chronic and ska diseases
removes tumors and ulcers without pain
or the Use OF he snife.
To patlen Z who are suffering from that
annoying. nful and trUub esome COM
plant ii EMORRHoID3 O. PILES, DR.. Ii. ID.
Longaker would assn e them that by his
M DIE OF operating and treatment ne can
take the NO ST cases OF this complaint and
make complete and radical cure, with
out giving Paia to the patient while under
The operation, and will guarantee q cure
IN every case he undertakes.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
roR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
BoAzDlS5 AND BAY PULLS,
TACOMA. W. T..

10y A MAGNIFICENT GIFT OF FIFTY
y thausasc .tsfs FROM NJ c :. Wig =
z Phi A5el . A5s. -J- -1s sul Bl-e1- - n =
stt.s ion zfgs D. sr3s1Jas ccE Tloa u : %
$4,000 =. tie 81 -f= af &c s-s, 40 tSe
D. slsts Cnr.-ltan men ais Woa-ea . re
Ea-t couEo s4ouf "a ~ Il pqo' "a o4i41-
* has ee1 ? e1t-d az C'llsee fsuaisS1 Tor
he edaeS'i91 q iae young lien ana eoEs q
re g.iltfn- stand Is n high al heslthy
-ie sursu- Led b. spsc-uus EE-uSds, l.
n-stei w1.E furnaces. Is al 81 81 E1t1 bSs
al eoia wEtsE sal bs.t r51z4s. A11 - t4oE-
1uzh ~ utilst-t-
s=ch coa der may bavs rooa y D-eii.
E.scte-s oecupg r1oass a. ae-uf - The pupils.
sd A. ali L zsE exc else t&.bs-ly care nd
wa.cl fulu.ss over those Committed 70 thelF
rust Az meals. ache-s snd pGp.As al; Al me
same table. fc-nJz o3S family.
n fesssf John Tals takes charge OF the IN
= luton. He bring az eRise2t reputation
Ari IaTg- ~ per.sace sna vii he assisted -
ihorouslly { mp, tent ms: u tors IL evels DE-
psrtmest
Mrz. Tsstvil. he-sef supervise the acGss
hals and ps4rLis uaAy, ~iiH eouhJe ace. en-
| tlast heir yoGn ger IONS 10 her nOth>rly care
Ta- Remainder Of this scaosl year viii be
divided inc tzo ierms. VI Twelve weeks zach
TIE Trsi term vii cssin Oh ssnuzry D.
1879. sad en1 Sn March slst.
TIE seond term Will oeg on April lst, and
cad on Ju1e sd.
CHARGES.
eOAgDERs.
Board, furnished 70 n, tuit'o, sai lsHL-
dry service for Twelve w.eks...... -. $50
DAY PTFILs-
| Preparatory Glass;. ....-. ...$s TO 10
Juaiof t!srs ---...--..-..-s '-.s'..--- ~
SENIOR l 49, -
EXTEAs-CPTIO
Vocal or Ins; raulen,}i Muse, priyE'e les
Harmony Or I3csl Music 10 class ........ &
Use of Piano, for practice, one hour per
GaF -..-s+.... "-----.ss-s. -s'.-.--s...ss
modern La3SuAt es. -.-....-.....-. v
ha'rr N1tsf--s- s-..s---" .--.--sss-t- '
DRAWING and Cray on .-.-.... -.--......---. o
OAt ! aAt@sak ~
,ncidentsls and Use OF AO1els........
B is ssouid b. settled at time OF entering
except by speci4l agreement. APP location 'OT
admission or Ter igFth-r info NATION may be
| addressed 10 BISHOP PADD0 h,
noZS DIV Tacoma, ". T.
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Attention, Knights Iemplar

MEMBERS OF SEATTLE COM
VI mandery. and al wish ins bsotherA
are earn rtiy requested 10 ap3ear ct the
Asylum. suaray, Marc ID. at IL ocloS
a., Ia fu5l Uniform. to pay propef re-pecs
% the rem ans ~ ur de ease1 sir X dig {
julius W. smith fsy order q
h. 3 INGkAHAM, T. c.
c. II. NksRicK Recorder mills
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ErMnRrn NEGOTIATIONS.

CHtcAoo. March IL. The later
ooedzs 1T. Louis sfesial says; IA
taeufie Information was resolved To-
aight that secret negotiations were
Begun yesterday fer "A settlement Of
the great strike. Concentration be
tween the Missouri Pael lie officials and
the knights Of Labor Executive Com
mItsee At Sed Aha vas este blfshed ysstsr.
day thtoush State Labor Comm lssiouer
koehti,xki. and tomorrow there will
probably Dc AZ east Q slight riff In the
eionds"
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SEATTLE. March g. 1886.

SEATTLE, March :, 1886.
DR.. II. ID. LoSGAK.R Dear Sir: For
years l mad been afflicted W tn heavy.
painful! feeling in my forehead, and at
n q at would be troubled with difficult
breathing, coughing ana expecterating
so that b al but little rest. / was very
miserable from this catarrh OF the head.
nose, ana the astbms, for which | cou.d
find no relief. l had b pronounced in
durable when / sought your care snd
tr satme Mt. frc I'm which 1 received relief
in few days, resulting in permanent
cure.
from what l know of DR.. Longaker's
prof q ional skill aud treatment, feel
can most earthly recommend all persons
sutfei ing ( ON dis sase TO him, with the
assurance tn { they VIII receive me sr ex
ceilent professional and medical treat
ment. lrhi2l CLARK ID. DAVIS.
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A BOUT FEB. IS. ON THE CITY
~ Dock. a trunk with clio hes ano some
pspe s. and a banx book TO 49, S2l of
OF san Francisco. Cal. Nobody but my
self can Draw money on this book. as
have notified the officers. | would be
thankful for its return TO the Office on the
City lock.
luhT5 NAT HDTuAHAN
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HOTE e.
For Sale.

THE ARLINGTON HOTEL Is OFFER
ed for rent aud furniture for sale.
Apply TO T.. l.. STONE,
mh9 Trnstea
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Estray.

4 DARK GRAY HORSE. WITH PART
\ OF a saddl. aud part OF bride. was
picked up on March Attn and the owner
car learn OF his Whereabouts b. applying
al this Office. hi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

DALLAS Tex March I2.-News was
received last night of strikers being ar
rested at Big Springs. by virtue OF war
rants issued by the United States Cir
cult Court. The men are charged with
interference with property IN the hands
of tho CouFk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
Funeral Notice.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
TRAINS MOVING.

ST. LOUIS, March 9-St. Lonis and
San Francisco trains are running today
over the Mls.oaEi Pasifii track without
opposition. Tue Missouri Pacific is ad-
vertisiue for men without regard to re-
iAiisus TO the organization, Offering the
same wages az last year. They hspe TO
move frais hit TODAY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

I. r. rUsGPHKKY, Insurance and Com
mission Agent. JAZZ
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13

Nav YoRK, March l2.-w. +. Towne,
General Eastern Agent of the Missouri
Pacific system of railroads. received
the following telegram from Dallas tbs
morning.
"we have instructed our agents this
afternoon TO take all classes of business
except petishable freight and live stock
for points on the Texss 4 Pacific This
opens III Paso and all country west.
This indicates that We anticipate no
trouble on our lines 10 points reached
by Ii Paso. W. W. FIsLRY."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-13
ANOTHER TRAIN STARTS.

Ofncials at the Missoui Pasific yard
succeeded in making us freight tram
his morning without enoounserin9 Sc
-iogs opposition from strikers. and at
HAS O'Clock 1t left Eighteenth street
iur the Sauth
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-06-09
Business North and south.

The Providence Or. ~ J0urnal, in an
article on business North and South
says that The people of the South have suf-
lcrcd little or no interruption TO their ma
tcrial prosperity. The unsettled state of
affairs in the North" ii continues, has
caused ii great deal of capital 10 flow from
the North and from Great Britain TO the
South. iii estimated that during the first
three months of this year fully $36, 900, 600
has been invested in the South in new un-
dcrtakingS, most of it from the North and
from England. This is something which
should interest the Northern workingman."
To this The Richmond Na.) DiSpatch adds:
This is something which should interest
the Southern workingman, too. 1t speaks
volumes Tor the conservatism Of our work.
ing classes, and is very suggestive" The
fact is also significant that the working
population of The South so much prefer
toll TO talk that the iron works of Chatta-
nooga, Birmingham and North Carolina,
the oil rciincrics Of Memphis, Helena and
New Orleans. and the cotton factories of
South Carolina and Georgia, are all busy.
without II strike, boycott or lockout
ChdJjohe EcoHtng Chl0RicIe,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-06-09
The Troublesome Redskins.

The commandment of Fort Bliss, near FL
Paso, Texas, has received orders from Gen.
Miles TO Immediately move his troops 10
some point in Arizona to aid in the prose
cution of the war against the Apachcs. 1t
is understood that these troops will strike
directly for the ella River country in hopes
Of intcrccpting the band Of cutthr0atS. All
is hustle and excitement mt the fort. Troops
are Icing lightly equipped for long marches
and large quantities OF provisions and med
icincs arc being loaded, which seems to in.
dictate that Con. Miles proposes to remain
out all summer if necessary. The vigorous
action of this officer since lis assumption
Of the command of this department causes
general satisfaction, and has done moro
than any other thing to quiet the PEG.
pie. rEstore confidence in the Government.
and prevent II general upri sing Of the border
men.
The Ute Indians purchased large quaint.
ties of arms and ammunition in Durango,
Col, last week. They also purchased a
number OF saddles and a greater number of
useful articles than usual. II is expected
by some that they are preparing to make
trouble if the removal scheme is not carried
out satisfactorily.