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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
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THIS beautiful Bay and unoundings es0 e. | know edged by all h0 have visitod thero to be tbe iovitesf com binati n Of foTttie soil. D. anti ui foliage, frsgrant orci ards, blue ve- ter, growing city, and absolutely psYsees elis found in America. There is but oae Piori ie, and ss. An rew's Bay is ite oriShtees jewel. TIscI. abse fssm S sS s Sso sns ,o sis saS sales were msre to moes than S0o di6sront purchasers ~i'hin ihe drst ssxty days. St. largest city n Fiotids within the next two year. Property is doubling in value every sixty days: Free trAnspOeteeicn for l % "a iIes to trsct purchasers. Send 3c. 0eaDp fos Illustrated pamphlet containing fusl dseails' Addres principal business omee as folloNe:
 .. AN0REV'a DaA R .. . LAID CO.. xS5 MstD et .01De1oDaa1. Ohe0. sjIswtm.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03

diseAses and loss waited 1AU0OO0. is aI its complications and from nassvo cause P oduesa. IL ea'iehes and pufiasss Aeefructivs 0 mind and body. It1s sare si. lminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS lt contains no Injurioas 10. gredients. TO those so0e9ang fro0 che evil effects seyeusAfal fnA1sesesises 0R exeenses. . seee1y. ehoeoogh an1 ReR. onnens CU98 A6 OUARAIT9RD. Pries eaeSo per bottle, es Ave dottiss in ease, with full directions sca sdvies. 0lo Sent sscurs from observation Q say address apoa rsesipe of prise, or COD. To es haA only of
 DR. C. D. SALFlELD,
 a" &essvy at.. san Hsaoessee. CaA- Con nsultstioNs strfctlyconndsutiAl, by istssr. rr Si office. fGEE. For the con voniaoco of psiieais. and In order to inscre perfoe4 secrecy, nAs- adopted private sddrssa, under whts6 -il ssseksSss sre f.vwersied
 TRIAL BOTTLE FREEi
 So ar seat Ia chow its merit will bs sene 70 any ne spptyisx by letses. seAting his synV hs- ,rd age. conmun,easions strictly sos ssia .sl.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
The Great EngliSh Remedy

THIS GREA . streogi hening rom ! edy and Nerve ToLi c the refuit 0f ovo twenty years of pre- teal experiences an ICures Wftb unfalltn cerfAinty EeSvo0s an
 ph psical Durability 1 IaemfnAt WeAkne0o Isp-rnstorYhoes. Prus itaforrhoea, ED Dtastona Inpossnsy. Exhaases1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03

,o~itiye cure for Prostsfofrne = fne< ., ~
 pwner fnyisorsfor. e per boetiS: eix Tor S,s.
 ssnt to n address on receipt of HSice or Y. V'
 ID. Responsible persons IeS S.1sn,.- MY
 si heme. Liebig's HspensAry rnes .. ". sanf rug store in lis building. CosseAsss"~ perronaily or by letter free. ORDINARY CAsRs. Any recent. sf sHssi.,, sH,, or fPsSssssn, Ps so care viii be prom ptiy cent with full direes1oes and adv ic- on receipt of Sio. All peokagss securely GOV cred trom opsei vAsaSn:
 Invigorator Samples Frss. | cal or address DR. ILEBI0 . CO.. = | (SeAsv street. Private entfaDces oO Aeeoe | street. San Francisco
 | Dr. Litig's wonderful Magnetic Hes1ers os seif-Maxneti.ers the G. sst-st CursANs Ae. | yentie of the age. Evc'y man or vooss I nnav be their oxn ma netie healer. l, man required on inc end If the end or tss
 healer. consequently no bi fees to pay tne hand rubber. Price ss. com ''sss- Sold oeiS al the Dr. Laehix DispensAry.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
Dr. L.iehig
DISPIy1AlY.
Ger. ssesSy aud HaDOn sj

Ger. GeaSy aud 1aDOn Dj THE COLLEGE INSTITUTE \ for the cure of ail Special Compiicated and so-eail06 In- eurs Ole ( hroc.e Dtseases. DR. Liebig-s German lnvfsorat0r ts POSITIVELY guaranteed to eoro Nervous and fsysjcA1 Dehlttys Wes kness, Lost Manhood Lnee Iof Ensrxy, ringing and efsea- ness in the lead. inoieneneiy hopeless feelipgs, and al Sho results Of Youthful l0p1udoneo and evc.ses of ma4oro yeers. The Doctor, . Yeguiax eoalege yhystcisn. Wfil agree to forSosl . thoosAnd doliAss for . eono
 the lnvfxorstor viii not cure,
 under special treatment and advice.
 He reason vhy % many esn not get cured of weakness and the above diseases, ts owing h . cosp plicstion called FIESTA
 goRKHKA which reQuires pees
 liar treatmenI
 Liebig's Invigorat0r No. ! is
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-03
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

ReFike FernandeE, 9 Cahan 81 Haw.
thoEne. n. J., vas ahot ana killed bF hfs
wife 81 midnight "a aatnr38q, Tha
woman then blew ont hos 0wn braInn.
No cause h knowg Tor tha dae4. Eeg-
nandez uaa . meAlber oi ths Nsu Kosk
olub.
The PhiladslpAln Maritime Rxshanas
siRaai station on Caps Hsnelopan wa
destroyed b Gre.
Patrick Esnn, Prandsnt of fhs Trlsh
National League 81 AmoFiaa, kna for-
uafded q eabiaaFam 10 Mr.. Rarme1f a.
surina him thsf lrishmen look - paEt
ID TIE Socialist riots e. Chicaen. asa
shas "a ~ sgnifaFy maay Leiahmsn fsiI
shile delsndlnG pablis oEdaE.
|. AZ Inaoof. Indians, John Wynasr ana
his wife and fwo ohiIdran waFn k1fIef
ths wagon Ia which Gbsy were fldinR -
ina struck b . iFain.
AZ Hall. Qoebss. Z aIsastrous ase e..
oarsd; less e95l 900.
A. Nsw YORK., The strike 81 paano
al4ker1 ior elaht hoarg day has baen
formally declared . failure.
A. Zarish, suifnsrland, 9 mah ua6s
"a attack upon Z Salvation AFmy me1s.
inR end demolished ths bnai4lnR "a
Whieh 4 w4a bsinR hoid. Several Heg-
soma we're iniured.
AZ Santa Cruz. Cai., A. A. Tavior.
pF6pfie8oF af ths DAILY 6arf and tha
H<sklp Cenrfsr. hes bF11Hhf snla faf
fl0,0l0 d8maQes aQaluEt ptr11na a.
Ragsd h beyaostiug him.
AZ Chioaes several Anarehiat naaaf.
inas wsfs diaperssd ~ ihs police VITA
oas scri9us dliasalfy.
General MaetsF Workman PevfesIp
has iasned q call - tha vsfioua Anaeme.
biies of ihe k1iehia ol Labor aos 4 spa-
ci4i sessios u The GeueEal Aessubll g
b. hsid IN Cleveland, Ohio, % Won&ag.
kIaF g. Ahe e4aeea ieadiaa % tha CAL
trQ 81 t1e session aze giFen e foIl0aa.
fiEst, she raDi1iy inereanIua nsmter-
ahip ol saa Order requires abanans fn
iee lass w1IeA l0s oaneEal kxsansira
Board nasa no a1ihoriiy % aaEs; 80
ond. ibe lass in rsiAtion % The agqeHa.
meat ~ bogcDltiDR arc Whollg lM43e-
Qaste % c1upeI otedltnee 60 ~ pafa
of Asaembii lhst baileve rs bayestfane
foT every aaenaa, w6ettee aEaaa az
snail; third, tie lau1 - FolafIan a
strikes 20 nc1 give Ne Genorai EEaon.
ties Boafd power % iniorfars Ia enak
matters uulI after 4 alfiko has hana -
au1nfate1. The Order ks1 teaoEna -.
VOWED N aN suliins u11h lhe tlsfa -.
aiatiea. and a. e4o1f n t4lna mla&a -
ana ihs knlnhis e kabe4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11


WAmuNorua. my i9.--DaWes offered
lhs foiioalnR resolutions. both of Wbish
wsra aaReed 10 witheai dfbsass
Resolved, That lhe Presidana - re-
qass1sd 10 comnnuio1ta - ne Senate,
ll IN bis opini0u if Be not imegmpaisble
With sbe p1bit6 interest, any tut9Fma-
si6n 10 the possession q tue Govern
unenf caueeynina the asixare of tie
uslted States nshinE vessel David y.
Adsms, willis enesaed in lawfui com-
meree 10 one 81 the ports 81 the Do
minson of UAnAda, and whaf measures.
II any. kave bsMH taken iopr0tset 4shinQ
vessels q TIE D1ited states while en-
raRed IN iauful eummerca 10 ports %
the Doulnion af Oahaaa.
Resolved. Thai tbs ComDileea on For
elnn Hslsftons BE in1,rneted . inauiff
whstheE the United etafas hshina pss-
sel. David J.. Adams, has beon aeizsd
whiis engaged u iaufal commefes Is .
port II tie DomiBioa ef C1uada. and
What ms4sufes. Il any. ara nacessagy %
proieat the psrsuns snd rE0peEty ~
Amewican eissxe1g Bhiie engaged IT.
lzafnl eommeFna ID ports OF fha De-
mtnlon ~ Canads, anf 70 repqst 81
bill % otheTuise.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

W. ". Reed, dgugeist. og Winohesfas
lad, writes 0ue Of my cnsfomera.
MEs. IeaRisa Pika. BsFtasIa. kandai p
90, lad. uas 4 ienR saHeEsr VITA Coa-
s1mpff11. and Was esyeR up q die bY
Der pbysiaiana. Ehe heard 81 Dr.. Kirpfs
NeW Diaeoeerg for Consnmpaion. and
bezan baylna ID q ne. IL ssx rnonihS
Batliss a s. ,. sxEwAnz's DFaR siasa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

Ha sslla. lhassioss. prapaus 90 hshAli
e he Gees7nneul, aoae rlaa q thil
knd.
he psoeasded % explain tbnt ths
GoFegmoa1 remained ande1iAed a. q
TIE unndfkio,fa an9ee uhtah IKisA naem-
bare oF aa Irish eonuiszion Eh0aid 50
peAr b 80 fmPeriAl PArliAmenz. las
0oleEnmens aid nat eonaidez this 20 b
q vital pcinf- In his opinion II the EEizh
msmhsss oans back h anv nnmheFa. il
uould 5e ns1assAFg % devise nsw ags-
ta@ ok e1eoffcnA He oartainIY wo1id
have no jealousy q ths IFish nEembers.
Il ths lriah Ehoald reappeaR II their
force, one would rathef hAse them an
ply thRn 1cansiiy and lsaiously treated.
In eon1iuzion be declared that The
main obieei of TIE bin Was % abolish
root and branuh the diso0nfans prevail.
ina IN AFeland and 20 restore oraeR bg
tie Eenosal, net merely of tha symp
temg, k1s Of the eAaass ef thai diGcan-
tent Had tie opponants o. TIE bill an
alternative polIgyf he asked. IL Lord
Randolph Chnrohill should undeEtake
tie task 0f settling Ireland. shat did
be mean 20 do Was his plan that pro-
posed b. the LoI aIisia IL BsIfasa last No
vembar. He admitted the Government
might be daring, bus nst % daripq as
70 undertake 20 reconstruct The Iriah
RoEesnment Withont touchinR tie LEXIS
lative difaonsty. II Lord Harrington
has plan, le7 him declare Il. He an
pealed 70 Harrington 70 stats hia solu-
tion Of fhe Irish problem. They had
reached = crisis Ia the history of the
nation The path of boidnass vas the
only path q safety. All msn oueht 70
know their oWn mind and ouaha % tell
T. The fats Of Ireland could not be
east into the lottery ef politics. Par
nsliiie eheefn He bad been tcld that
be was bringing Ireland % certain ruin.
Let - oppenenf8 show q way b seseue
ik Let Lord Harrington u moving the
rejection o. the bill trace q visible or
peipahie read through the darkness.
iCbeersl.
Tha members OF the House Of CON-
mons have before them q great oppor
tuBity 70 close the strife Of seven han
dred years. Aye, and Of knitting, by
bonda frmer and higher ia character
than heFstofote, the hearts and sffso
ton Of the Irish people, and Of esmsni-
lnG the noble fabric Of ths British na-
-F~-~~ t~Ntte@ --~~ 4l@%tAe@Alf@4 lAA0UAtAAfs u
LORD HAzTuozuE
Followed Mr.. Gladstone. On rising ha
vas greeted with chaars. He asked II
4f. Parnell ever stopped short Of ask
lnf for complete independsnce and ths
restoration Of Ireland . her plaoe
among The nations Of she world. He
(daFfInQton) feared that the Premiar
had settled this naaftef Wffhout much
confederation with reference 70 submit
ling an alternative measure. He failed
% remember single instanes ia which
9ladstone bad taken the course be nov
Asked the dlssanters 70 take. who were
TO suggest in what direction
he measures before the House coald be
lmmediataly revised. He believed that
Ihe eoacession made tonight would net
nsst the demands Of Mr.. Cbambarlain.
10 sonciDsisn be moved that the bill be
read six months hence.
The debAte vas adjourned until
Thursday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

Most readers viii be surprised 10
learn that BaFbadoes Is the most
densely populated part OF the earth
This island, with an area of lO6 600
acres. contains population Of over
Ia, 900 souls. that is 10 say. an aver.
age OF no less than /, 1,054 people 20
each Of is l60 squ4Fe miles OF terri
tory. The Chinese province Of he.
angsu. which was af one time lgnor.
andy imagined 20 be the most m
comfortably crowded district under
the sun, contains but $50 mo0n-eyed
Celestials 70 The square mile, while
East Flanders. in Belgium. The most
tbickly populated neighborhood In
Europe, can boast Of only 705 in.
hahitants % the square mile. Com
iag nearer home. WestchesleF County,
New York, with . territory three
times ns large. has ouly four sevenfhs
as many people a. are packed upon
this thronged. man-Fidden. Cari0ee
island. II the Empire State were Is
thickiy settled as Barbad0es. Gov.
ernoF Hill would be called upon to
admiaisier The Affairs Of sixty mil
lions OF New Workers. OF tie
Ia. 900 souls ID this Island, 3 per
cent are whites. and 81 per cent are
blacks, or Of mixed blood.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11
ITHE REAL F0SYER.|

W.P. BOYD q CO.. only. are the authorized
agents here for THE GENUINE FOSTER, and any
hense In Seattle Sc ling cheap Heck Glove and rep
resentlng such 70 be THE GENUINE R0STFR makes
i FALSE REPRESENT sTI0N to make the statement
mere foFclble, an UNMETIGATED LIE. The prices Of
the real Foster, he werld over, are 81 81 % aud
- -. and no establishment in Seattle has them,
ccpt ours. and others claiming to sell this glove here
are falslers and unworthy the principles sctuating
honest business m n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

Fer rish sn1 poof uhp wiEh - entay
aoad heaifhs and wha d Ra4 wieh q
resort 30 bls1aR. uazss91s lfEeE 1Eadieinsa
ana ca1hastie4 h 1ae eeEc easraaed loud
fran Eame3y. EYrnp of fsga Sampis
baftlsa frua. and san Hn& q esttias Cor
Gsle " 4 h azBW4nz. dW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11
NOTICE

fAN AND AFTER JANUARY /. lsN
~ 4as consumers will have the firat
tser tals on. inea9 Gays % paF thQlr Raa
ds ~ the Cempanya offlca. a. tie to-
NHlA& RATES, saaiect 10 change. via.
Nay i lisa - par conl en-
y ID 70 a. the rata o.. ..sF3 70 per ~
tlcH 80 h $40 a. the rate o.. : 81 per ~
fezn 80 . ~ q The rate e.. te per h
sfea ~ 70 eco and over. -
the Fats ef...,. :. ....s.,.s, - per ~
NNhnquanta win pay the old FaleS via:
NJ dellara (sli paf III
Ne daytatien fFom this rule.
Nsloe hQnF8 on colieptien eaye kr0m
h tst ,. N. n. PkNFfEln.
Mgf 9uporintand ut.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

AZ Chlsaeo Sc sirihlna freiehl hand
iers app8inird 4 canz1.llfs - co4lsf
via fhs enmrsnisa uita q Eieu e fs
tuFnina - uexh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

AAraH H1UoH. of Blaokterry. fnal
ssys ke oWea hfa ilfs ts GsimeFras izas
nelia kllxif. 4syA A. b azMW4n7. a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

sAx FRANCISCO. May g. 1859.
R.a CmAnnoURNE & ca.
u. X. natkuoIL Managsrl.
esatllo Wash Terry.
We have asoidsd 70 discontinue our
saaftla BeancA Farastura Establlsh-
mank Colleot acoounD and reduce
prices % sall ail possible bsfors We
bs~in pscking stock fss Hhipmsnt %
Portland and thls city.
mys "a CHADBoURNE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11
Snowflake Flour.
Hest in the maTkst.
EstFay Notlce.

a ANCKSkfS CoIoRGD PONY,
eee feaE9 cd Was feos4 sd 3 kela
- MllNFGoAfEkY. &c oHeeolA.
ess4sgt ~. 4, Tka aWnqf c&n ~
- ap'a2i t1 eGIitnN feR e and
- eAarge& ap1eW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11
TnE eREEK aIFUArIox.
rna KrNo prssGrrsrrrp.

1h4 klA0 DLs8AIfaFfEDs
ArHEzs, Nay lO.-The King has
written g letteF 20 Premier DolYaunia
holding him responsible for the present
condition Of affairs in Gteece.
THE RrocxADR.
The foreign feet, with tie exception
OF ona vessel OF each Power, has left
Soda Bay and has completed the block
ade OF the Greek coast. Ths Govern.
ment has warned all vessels that IL they
leave port it will be az their own Fisk.
The issue Of shipping papars has been
stopped. The commercial world is ex-
cited.
SLIGHT FIRING.
There was slight firing on the frontier
today By the Greek troops 10 dIsobedi-
ence 20 orders. Order vas soon restored.
nELxkENn ARRAIaxs THE POWERS.
Before presenting bis resignation yes
terday Dsiyannis ssnt . circular note 20
the foFeign embassies 20 She efsst that
Greece nevar oontemp plated being hostile
% the Powers. that the G3vaFnment
thought that the statemsnt that Greece
did not intend to disturb the peace a
sufficient answs. 20 the demands OF the
Powers and that the block lds hal
placed Greece ct q hopeless disadyaR-
taQe. The Greek Government, be said,
considerse the action Of the Powers In
blockading the Greek ports eakirely
uniustihable.
TEX MINISTERS PERSIST IN REs10NlNo.
ATHEss, May I0.-The Greek minis
teFs persisted ID resigninR despite KiaR
Georges refusal on Sunday 20 accept
their resignation. The ofAieial journal
approves she ministerial step, and says
Il believes Il is for the best interest %
G7eeee. The King met the Cabinet &C
noon today and accepted their rasiQna-
lions. The King Immediately sent for
Rikakis sn1 commissioned him 20 form
. new ministry.
STRESS on wEkTHKR.
LONDON, NAY I0.-The combined ieet
OF the Powers ordered TO blockade the
Greek ports has been compelled % re-
tuFR TO Suda bay. owing to the severity
Of the weather.
TUEKK1 KxPIAnss.
AraKzs, May 10.--Tarkey has sent q
a0te 20 Greece explaining that the With.
draval Of she Turkish minister fram
Athens vas step taken simply 10 aet
IN concert with The Powers and was nos
intended 30 indicate 4 raptare Of the
relations between the Ports and Grseoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11
TaE LAsoR rRoUBLEs.


CHICAGO, May i0.--An the railways
resumed operation this morning and are
accepting and caring fer ell the freight
offered without limit. The situation,
however, afsctina freiQtt handlers a
still unsettled and has deTeioped unex-
peoted phases. The Bzi1ssnore 4 Ohis
est lie men 10 9erk this morning. o0n-
esding them an eight boar working day
uith nine hoarS pay. Ths freight
handlers OF this road have not bsen act
inc IN concert With TIE other eity frsiRht
handiers. and they gained taeir victory
By independent neQ0tiakion with this
company. Il = nos knoWn what ehsct
this concession viii have among the
other FOadA
A oommittes OF striking freight hand
ters Of the Chicago 4 NaE hWesfsrn Rail-
read called upon the officials this morn
ing and expressed q deslre 70 return 20
wozk on the oia basis. Ths oampaag
replied that new men had dlled the en-
tire workina qnota Of tas e0mpsay Il
bad ne phases 70 oder the msa who h2d
gone onf on ihe ssFika.
The Grand FRANK Ltks Shore. Mich
igan CentrAi. Illinois Osnff4i and Cal
eaQo 4 Atlaniis t0ak baek their old
nen. The Chicago 4 Alton and Loais-
vile q Gss Albany Esiassd q hirs any
old men.
All tbs sash. door aad blind fssioFiss
started 30 this maEning up1n ths eight
huur basis aud nins bonrs psy.
M0an HoFRErT@
cxcuaxAxI. Mag I0-Ths atnatisn
here Il deoiaedIy mors hopeful tsdag.
UndeF the sas3ow sf . ztfoaR military
farea mnsh q fhs Wild fear that hzx
hitksrto led uany q Tie do9btfal
uuFkinrmea 10 70 With their fstio4s u
runa. Sfrsst rtpnirfna las ben re-
anned. A taras narsbef a msrknra IN
the f1rnisaFs fasioEfss are again e uaFk
on everv ksnd. TIE inainafions are
that ne strike - ar0wing Ism and less
formidable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

A ccIIMAfKp AND EMPohIkD
- GARDEN So
So " 80 - y J W. pokss ksn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

ArHENs, Nay 1O.-The King has
written g letter 20 Premier Delyaunia
holding him Fesponsibis for the present
condition OF affairs ia Gtseoe.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11
THK ARCADE w. P BOYD aco, Pn0pREToRs
". P. BOYD & co.
BslOw slvs the prices or the dInsrent leagths u
The Genuine Foster Kid Gloves

And positively mono gennhne unIes5 stamped with
the trade mark, rs below rep csented. No ether
hensc IA Seattle produce this cut fsr We have the
exclusive agency or Seattle and positively control
the entire sale here of
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

Commissioners 81 Patents M0nlaomafy
today FsadeFed IN impoEtsnt deoiaiou in
the keaaavs. Ihoma8 paient case. The
eommercial importaaoe Of ths inVan.
tisn, she right 20 ehieh ~aa at Issue, iies
10 the alleged ability 20 sliminats bg ita
uss phosohorus from metal tEtaiee by
The BBssemer pFoceaG Il uas bald that
Reese perfected his invention at least
len years balare Thomas came with hia
application. The patsni 70 Resao. bsu-
ever. IL directed - he Withheld until
ibe question Of abandonmemt b. Reese
bsfore he aliBR of hts appIlcati0n for 3
patent, tbus makine it pablie property.
4 settlnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

LczDon, May ln-At the hour
for To ppaninR of the sesaiom
the Connols vas crowded IN every
rarE The Prinoe of w4ies, Primes
GhFistian, Pheips. United Scales Minis
80. ard EiOeuet President Of the
Erennh ChnmheE of Dsp1ties. we're
AmonR the distinguished visitors IN the
galleries. Whsn
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UNIVERSITY LIBRARY,
5000 VOLUMES.

PKN 10 THE PUBLIC MONDAY
and Wednesday eveninwa. from 7 %
eelecE saturday. J 20 } B. N school
Na4t ttto 3 a. n.
naeA " per quarter, 50 ceata per month
:. JOHN HUNTINGTON.
~ Librarian.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

LoSDoH, May 10.-The combined iset
OF the Powers ordered to blockade the
Greek ports has been compelled 20 re-
tuFa 70 Suda bay. owing to the severity
az the Weather.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

TozrnunHn. MAJ iO.-Adploea fsnm
Fort hnaenusoa state taal q rtpozt haa
6een reeeivad there that the Mexiaan
forces Ia 50 attaek on Coisml,s 1sronr-
hold on tbe faqui river eeFo ropulss1
with araat loss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

DKxvEH, May l0.-Afrs. W. J. stra-
mann Attempted 70 murder her yoaDe
daughter In West Denver today. Sue
then shot and killed hsrsslf. Her mind
ta said 20 have beer deranQed becanae
0f tha murder Of her father 10 Cinein.
mai IN December last aud the death Of
ner mother month later. Her father
was a bIominemt grocer Of Qincinnasi,
aa was also her haaband il this oisy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

fezx 1owxsugD. Nay ao -. W.
re,.yArota. fosmeEly o. TIE hrm Il
fsttfRteFe = haIkells fscsieea aha~1
l1O tons of freight by tha tafkanlina
Wrestler teday. He Is about e opan 4
neN NfooeIy heEas 1ho WHealiaR aaao
hes 4 small ffeinht for faooma.
Ahe superintendent % tha iron uorhn
al lfonaale h4s faoaIRsd inBlFuatlana a.
stafi ne uorh1 - a1on ~ . sullaisns
quaRsity of ere eau he hrouqhi lror
1exAela. Men viii a onoa Be nana -
Iexada % mine tie ora.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

Representative Morrow has received
monster palition from ihe kniehts of
Labor Of Oalifornia. Il il over fWo
thousand feet long aud contains the
names Of over City thousand persons.
Every state, ooaufy 81 munieipal ofiooF
and every Knight Of Labor of California
has his name an she petition. Every
maie adult 10 many Of tbs ognnliaa og
the stats has put his name 20 it. Il
prays for action on the part of oonersas.
eithef By appropriate Isgiaiafigu o. snon
change Of the present treaty with China.
as may Be necessary % prohibits The
further immigration of Csineas 70 TIE
United States.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-11

cREsrED BUrra (Ool.l }, Nay I0.-Ths
snAfe house and eeneentratoF Of tbs
Forest Queen mine at Krsin we're oom-
plsteiy destroyed By hFe on Saturday
night. The loss Is go. 600; no insnfanos.
The fiFe ts supposed to have been ineen-
diary.