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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
R. E. BALDWIN'S
is9daw Real Estate Agency. SIS Chapel St: E60ER SAAE

 k.A ANTICIPATING the want for one tamlly tH;;i1 bonses have built two of those deslra- E@iil ble one-famy cottages of eight rooms on Atwater street, Fair Haven near shore he eset e compiete which will be sold low. Come ana see the they arranged on an sa ensfe of seTen looms. which I will sell very low on the install. ment plan Also a good two family house @ on Wooisey street for sale cheap. Come ana see Ihe MOoses sns Ssuan;no I w ROWLAND,
 oay o1 e' 1Oo ATWATER STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02

AA HOUSE of rooms, bathroom. hot and mill No. 26 Gill street. Four rooms on the hrst floor No 36 Gill street, having all moderIldm prove ments hot and cold water and bathroom Five rooms corner Park and South street. Inquire Of
 sci If JACOB HELLER, 9S Olive street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
ERR RENT
FOR RENT,

FIRST-CLASS store III Church street. Posses A sion on or before November 1. Inquire of AMMAN & COOK.
 ocsa If 63 Church Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
LOTS FOR SALE,

PRICES REDUCED I*AA ON Blatchey avenue, Wolcott street, James M!Y street and Saltonstall avenue by
 CHAS. H. WEBB,
 $50 Chapel Street. OPOt -AV4NNJ, " .
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
TO CAPITALISTS OR o-,,,-,o

M4A I OFFER as a sale lnVeSUIleHI IIIe IOtI- M;;iI story brick block Of stores, with flats over ll stores, with driveway and three story factory Also water front manufacturing property corner of East Water and Chestnut street, threeostory brick factory and other buildings lot 22oXooo to 200 feet deep. with slip either side - Also lot and building opposite corner lot iot 1S6x209; there is safer investment 1n thls city The above property must be sold.
 have large estate to close outline limited 10 20 days-viz: Houses and stores, price from $2,- GOO to S14eO0; building lots, price $5 to S5o per front foot all pleasantly located
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
HOUSES ANDLOTS FOR SALE

|A IN many parts of the city. All parties h:::. wishing to buy would do we'll to call and see #4ls.!k what bargains can give them Some houses and lots central and the best avenues in the city
 PRICES AND TERMS EASY.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
FARM FOR SALE.

~ofice open evenings from tos B.
 fae4 T. F. ChMSTOCK.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-02
FOR RENT.

MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

60 an.pls supply 81 powder arrived
IN he nick Of tine. Il had been
bE0nehk over from Durham, sixty
miles away, q cid John DemeTitf's
OF cark and Il was par Of the
store thai had been buried under Par.
son Aderns pulpis Failing Il. Pres.
colt might On thak day have shared
she mnrtyri0m 81 Warren. and
Molly Stark might Indeed have been
widow that night.
sullivan was TIE firss man il &C.
sire Eebellio1 against The British gov
ernmeng and he drew with him the
proVinee he lived Il. II : recent
address on the history Of that portion
Of New Hampshire. tha Rev. DR..
Quint. Of Dover. Preferred briefly to
the afEaek on the fort ssThe daring
character Of this assault. 2 be said,
.'cannoa be over estimated L was
an organized investment Of q royal
fortress where the Kings Gag was
flying, and where The King garrison
met them with muskels and artillery.
L was four months before Lexington,
AID Lexington vas resistance TO AZ
tack, while this was deliberate as
SAUL. BALLARD SAITH, in HaKper'a
Magazine for July.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26


San FRANcIsco, June 25.-Arrived--
Ship lvanhoe and steamer Waila Walla,
FROM Seattle.
Sailed-Steamer AIki. for NanaImo;
ship Canada, fer Tacoma; steamer
Queen Of the Pacific. for Victoria.
POM TowEsEED, June 25.-Ths Brit
ish aeheoneF Gold, lumber laden from.
Henbeck for New Caledonia, was t0wed
into port BY the steamer Louiss this
morning and will 30 20 SEA tomorrow.
PoET LUDLOW, June 25.--ArfiVsd-
Banks California and Sycamore In TOW
Of tug Tyee.
PonT BEkKmL1, June 26.--Arrived--
Bark Don Nicholas.
TkToosH. June s5.-One bark passed
IN q II o'clock lass night and tso ships
and two baFks this morning. One
nchooner passed cut. Clear, and fresh
northwest wind 6 5 p. %.
Pozr ANqKIos. June &.-Ths tuQ
MaRal IL IN port.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
SNOOUALMIE FALLS

fNsnK NRATTLR eoUAK AND sNo-
aaalmle Transportation Company Is
lo~ NtNrAre1 - carry EaEsaanUFa ana
tniet sncd ate peiatA with pGssalntne AID
dtafaseh. The ahaztral QasnEesa and hssas
t0Hf0 % Roafh Aha famous Sanaaafnsn
N4AiA hep ranchea aad hnntiaR aad ash.
tnR zFunaaa q aAa1 rn4lon.
To s,aEQs day iron Haaitlo - Sqaak
leAStn9 6, Z, ssonee EFoeeFF slFFe - :
.. - en1 ,. ~. Eor t1rs heF particulars
apply a Slnaes grocarY ss1re FfnaF
94rea& AS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
SHERIFF'S SALn


IN TIE DISTRICT C0URf. lu0 W
4 Third Judicial District q " t.E
Territory, holding terms 81 Ae4lle
NO. at13-DaEld Allqns nlQlnN
Walter BufTilt and Catherine HHFfI
wife, defendants.
Under and b virtue Of a. er4al 6
issued cut q the above fam11 Ne0
TIE above entitled action. dated I'll
day 81 May, 1855. and q ne
the property described In said rF
sale and ae follawu 20 wit,
Lots one ana four Il and = tlqrA
four 90, IN A. A. DennT'1 oddities
city Of seattle also. lot seven I n
eleven flll IN Aaynnrd's plat 81 NN
nov city Of Seattle also. iala lua
and four e, and n In block l1f.F
~. IL a. A. Denny's addition % ~
Therefore notice b hereby gir1ala'
aaturday, the lsth Dag 81 Janl.
Al he hour Of n o'clock II ~
noon 81 said day, az the Court hp4.4
in Tie city o. Seattle, Aln2 te
Washington Territory. ] WI q
enoe q said order Of sale, aell ~
described properly, o. % mucn g
may - necessary b aalielg tho
In said action, with internst th4te
costa q public aucuon, % 80
bidder for cash.
rstod 4 ssaisls, iris 2oth daE e
1876 y. IA. NcHNAIs
my22td sheriff 81 King c1antl' "
Richard Osnorno. plaintl4 eltI
The sale "a pursuance e The ah44e
tee h poaip one1 % Monday re
Of June, l656, at the same fo1f AZ
J. u. Mc4kAI
sheriff Of King eoa1.E. s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

TINS Ln0runn or TaoNIas Fsrun.-A
large audisnee greeted Thomas Fitch
In his Leisure last evening fsvorinR pre-
hibition. Mus.c uas furnished By mem
beFs Of The Regimentai Hand. Upon
the platform, besides the speaker of the
evening, we're Rev. j. N. Denison. Or.
@. A. Weed, u. B. Ward, Col. W. 7.
Pro8sox A. Macintosh and 7udQs
Orange Jacobs. Ihs speaker "a open
ing the address stated that a no tima
until tae present movement bad the
temperance oauee enlieted his advocacy.
DE had been long tiune reachfnQ The
prehibitioa plaiieFm, but be had come
- Lass and be had come 10 ssay. He
SIMULATED the idea THAI q Was wrong
% interfere with personal liberty b. en-
forcing prohibition. He oomhaffod the
idea that enforcing prohibition ID che
city and refusing % Do % II enoiheF
would result IN ruin for the enc en-
foFeinG and w0ndeFfai financial Rsias
70 the cue reisotinR The plan Of compul.
sorry eoofiety. He demonstrated fhat
e q imposabls for aBy msn 10 debauoh
ontirely 81 bic oWa expense. The general
expsuss of . oommnnity 10 increased
greatly ~ every man who becomes Ia
tnxieassd. Tia sober paopls m1st hello
70 hife polieemen. furnish hospitals and
bald jsils, mainly for the profession
and ears q drunka1da. His arpameuf
that prohibition vas the best salvation
for Woxkingman from theiF grinding
evils was greeted with ehe most earnest
appiAnsa. The lecture AbOundsd IA apt
sayings and witty anecdotes whinh kept
ne a1dienos IN good hnmor. whiis hs
1fed u qeiok saoeassiop Epllegs Of bot
tempesanco shot. he close o. tie lao-
tuFe consisted uf tsndsr fsfsFeacs 10
cid aes and i0ud call for ysunp naen
70 save their youth and making TIE
most q thar yoang days b. peaetcinq
and aiding pfohibstion thai they nay
Be strengthened ID life, oonaolaa Al
death and eonlaEtad ID The daY Of iuda-
menL Ton kit1h u still an eirqsant
orator, E1d uany gray haired men we're
30 tha andianoe last Night wha had en-
1oyed his spasohea % ofher eessaIona
and olhss topics. Ike pFohihifion par
~ hes gained q atFunR advocate IL ahs
perso1 81 The .'BilssF tongusd orator ~
Nevada Mr.. Fsteh yin deliver pro
hibilion lecture MS eVsninR n Iaoams.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

ne "a - 1f'-''l.ss lIIl.Ild ~ ~ p -.
tln Ihauccan hse visited -
LIFrpa anf ontained grezl ee4
InfeFmailan mAlen ~ a nanHa ..'
ls.s.i -..i~ - sRrsrs Inninua ~ saslHN y
49, 49, - me. Cal o. urI4
-s1s1.nnIrrfi1rs asicllg carsaz4.t...
"a ds1ala 81 3 r1ckg0e q
Tres DH. .. y. GIBSON. De4 1l4s.
al6en. osl. Menasa Epg1~l<T
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
SEkTTlE SIEkM IlunnI

COLLECTS YOUR PATRON
= With the assistance Of the --latest
proved Troy machinery aud tie 1cII c
water o. Lake Union, We have l1
Tor al kinds d work and aaF 14
No Chinege employed. Give AZ e4
Laave orders with Geo. W. Crana
ington street. near ComnlelciAs
Pllmhn y CO.. Chorry. bef. HrC4I Is
sells BASLER BROS. E1H&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
4 9 - ms iuss ssernwAsslsl
JOSEPHINE

2. Z. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VII. iron data. carry he United afafru
Enal On Hoods Can2t, making ae1Si-
SeeAly 0ipe - Seattle LeaFiaR So,
WI touch q poEt 6asnhls f1r 11Sss.,S'-,
O. lelzn4 arriving & Seatffe 81 ~
a. tor1oon fotufntnT win leaFo Yeraerir
4Aft 3 "a O'Clock ageEy Tuesday ard
saturday nnoFmArR taking tha man ~
t'gxt aazuh BE Tor 8cAfnek and un1nn fTf~
tee l1e.sler Soseph ins VII tsazs So
t4llEesF. = 1sEs $780, - $3.50
80 rqc1lEe eeda1 f1F sEg ndlnl C n6sfI,
AANNas fan
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

From Rod and Gan Club for permits
sion 20 shoot pigeon match On ths Co
lumbia 3 PUGET Sound Railroad Com
pany's wharf On 1aly 8. Granted.
From To Howard for permission 10
e0nduet 8 laundry. Rejected.
From W. bAxria1 e. Al for sewer afong
bleok ~. On Front street.. 10 oonnsos
With VIRGINIA etreel sever. Referred.
From Rice B Clarke for permission
90 eonduet 9 pnhliu laundry. Granted.
kEom J. b. Msscalfe e a for street
lamps on dacka1n and Main streets.
Referred.
From 3. p. Ferry asking that certain
taxes b refunded. Referred 70 the
City Attorney.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

GnAxxxE, Juna s, 1855.
O0nneil met puganaut 90 law. Present
Mayer YeslsF and CcuucilRen Cali
gan. EnFfh. Hall Harrington, LAke, No
Donald, Pest and Young.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

local Onion Elections.


DErrrIoNs OF fHs REoUBITE NUN.
u ~ y oisclaza a. proxlded u ~ Leeal
Qgli4a Aes, having been presented n tha
A4as4 ~ OnantY 0am nilsAlpn0Tsaf klnF conn.
", Washlneion Territory, q tla Nay seaaisa,
lSle. - ~ elee1aes ~ he falisains nama4
elgeiiao pfecihe1s - said coaats. & i naH
estlasea ~ nAid ne4rd tAal eleetiaas. ~ pro
Viaet d said act. b hsld % Ne
FouaTn m0anAY m JUNE lsss.
II eaia eleeslaa procinais. - ea,lowst
pawamtlh rFeeiast. a Msrlss sshosihcass
al CllF ffecf1et a. sch11iecasa.
Hen hi1n freine4 q achaolhanaa.
5usHitA Nlectata. a Sehaeiasaea
heuenslla Rreesnet. a asanaiAgaea
Malfase frecnet. - eehoelh cssa.
Naaion Rreclaef. a sehoalAoasa.
Hstmen hsf Reerinet, q scheelboaaa.
e'sneh.e RFeeiaet a eoteelkeats.
NfeAa Hive F1eesnct. 81 ScbeflAoeas
a4aat Rguelaet, a echnoihaaaM
kani fssxinet as naiiroaa nepoa
Nglt PfeciRc,, a srboolheuaa
ualee frsgiRE4. ~ achaeihansa
oeceela fyeclaet, a s,1ociAaasa
aneaalsA Rieeiact. a ackoelAooss,
Nsshaa Freslne4 = aeheoIhoase
WalAe klses fsscincL, a sehees hpsae
4aeQaAlnie GEesfacf. a uap aAaek.
aea1Eie PseSiaei, - Nafd a ~ ~ Rnatna
Ae9ee, nezond aana at NJ. - En<ine Msnae.
eelsa etrs A. llssat r1vsltaa. fsaftA MD
e Ne. a. Enllaa Hcaea
EQ e4prasa ne views ~ n eieefaes vhafAaF
es - ielexscassaE i3Qaofs Should Be nsla n
AAs4 sle1lian trecteet1
Iheephy coFtsf ~ atc0s 4 - q t,ua "a
cc1l - ceEy e 81 aE4ef q ~ nssea 81 Gee.
y ccaai.nlo1ete 81 sal1 kias caantg. na1s
a. - AeI seaft2n. tsst
s.ssssss Wzaese ~ hasa ara aaacsal nrai
MeAA us Ia Az e Sana. A. b. isssk
sssss... n . HAknIA
tea1uie AaaAez ~ KiAg esaRsy, VT.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

9tFnF cflaa q. ~. core. master
+ RAVES YESIsERaS WHARF on
IL Wednesday and Saturday, returnln7
I1ursdaT and Monday, calling e stan
wood, UtRnlndy. Mos1 Landing, H<1gl1
City, Moznf VoEnun. Startling and AL IN
teEInodfa1e points ah0RA For freight o.
nnaunan nunlw en- hoard az Il aEoHHE
E0HTIzff "a fha wharf aul
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

TN THE DISTRICT COURT eF
Third Judicial District e WsHr
TerritGtys hoiding terms e e1allIl. "a 81
Coanty.
No. lSef--Peter Moran ard ho1Fr
parlrers, e. Moran brothers. hhelaaM
steamboat kcouomy, hrr tackfa. Arpa48
furnlfura. boilers and machinery
Notlcg y hereby glvuu thaf, whHI1. Fl
decree cf Tie nboFs entitled eouEt. cnI1t
recerd n said court On the Ion alI Il I@
A. p. 1855, The aaoVa named al1ameI
omy, her boilers, engine, tackle.
mncAiusry and furniture, wara catA
and oraerod % BE- sold IN tha m1nNf
Fided b. law, 60 answer the rr1qN
above named iihellants, and o. lhs |I.
inE lfbelanla
Therefore Win sali said sfeemn
auction, 20 tha hlRhest bidder.
baak 81 Lake Waahinncn. 81 fAN
Houahton. Ia kiua County. Ma11f1rI
ritoTy, a 10 o'clock IA tte fsral111
urdsy, the zeth Gag o. June. A. n II
r. j. HANIHI0M
q. 8. Marshal fog Warhines Ta.a
Dated a Seattle King County. Nast
Territory, ihie 18th day o. IuAe. A. 3.
0onrge ~. Preston proctor TO- II1e
kasin Gilman proctofa iof iniafVrn1Ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

San Knnnro. Juns B-FoaoWinR
nsa fhs psnsssrs By shs Qaesn 81 ahs
Paefae.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

Tho Violoria Consulate is one Of tha
Eaesl desirable in the American seEViee.
Il 4 az the fourth class, with q salary
of $500 q year. But ons 0sher consul
afe 10 Canada. that Of Ottawa, receives
e1 much, and thers the salary II $500.
Toronto Is il the flfh or 5000 Q year
class. a. are also St. John, Hamilton and
Kingston. all Of Canada.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
sTEAMKR TRAVEI. ETU
STEAMER CASCADE.

= ~ q. w COVE Nassar
WI ie4Fa Henrfla HSlaa-
sl'Ih4aT. Thursday Ard 80,
4Ea1y for 4auend. M1kil.en, 1LaryBvilis
- fraIs z Z, -. 80 =. 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

Referred "A. =. Able, Feieh 4 Miller,
A. Lam and George Neisior.
GFanfed-L. DilleF, John Collins, j.
Braunan, J. q. Armstrong, j. Bersoh, +.
Wilton, DAVIDSON q Morgan, J. Fran
cisco. and e. ]. Powers 4 %.
Petition Of John Osborn for & retail
matt liquor license. Rejected.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
0PERI CHOP HOUSE,

0Flo4lte frges Opera Housa. Frunt street.
Wa. MORSE Prupf.
MkAl.S sKHvKD AT AL HOURS
~ eastnE he Gag. Meai ttckrla fos1
tx Fcom - fN.af ~ nassanrant. - -.
NlsAys Nappliea wi,h TIE hssf
" hile cossks cnFlpyea. scla
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
Fas dats Of steamers laaxing
SRATELB FOR COAL
HARBOR

drawsl. sas Capt laEte. q ne kvAnEeL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
oorasr csmmsresai ana MAla -
RNLc RlRnnn

HaS. |. c RaRH0n
uAA AGAIN ASSUMED CfIARSR
q thia papalar hqalalrF. - 80
Axla eAe4Eess hoael Ia tAs e.tT. 0nfF nnn
haock fINn tAa whnxvss an4 depus
eelchss = ed irea even slaanss.
oun1aEt q guo.ta einsly uursa a..
Rsigas = susk -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

10 MuNGu tu2 c0n1lueRAEl9U OF 0luA
was laid over until tomorrow aveninQ.
Ordered that the Chief Of Police be
Instructed 70 ubate the nuisaneo exist
ing on block 10, Maynard's.
On motion the City Attorney vas In
slFnctsa 70 draft an ordinances in rela-
ton 70 animals running at large.
The motion 70 instruct the Street
Commissioner % bald q bsx dam
through the alley ia block 10, from
Main 10 Washington street, vas lost
Order 20 Chief Of Pelsce 10 abate
nuisance IN block 10 was ressinded.
Ordered that the City Attor9sy be In
gtrueted 20 at once commence proceed.
lnRs 30 compel al parties within 15o
fest Of Washington street. sewer 70 con-
r,aat n,fah nnaA aanaaH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26

From Fire and WataF Commiftea on
petition Of W. 81. Rumphrey 81 Al for
ave hfo plug1 on Eighth and Union
Streets recommending that the POSITION
be granted Adopted.
From License COMMITTEES Fsaommend-
ing shat Miss Della Widger Be parmil-
ted ks eell dress making charts Withopf
paying the license. Adopted.
From Judiciary Committee, reporting
the charges against i. CamninGs 10 b
unf0unded, untrue and malicious. Re-
port adopted and Street Commissioners
fully ex0nsFatsd.
The following proposals FOR baiidinR
the beach road bridge we're reoeiyed:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-26
TEE TOPIC or 1HE DAY.
SICK HEADACHE AND


Beware 81 imitationA The aenufne IN
blue wEapDers only.
sT eand fer efrculsrs - q. FVANo-
WITCH. General Amarican MnnaQsF.
r. O. Box 1854 Eow 4 ork city,
1zennon his papeZ. Ecr sale hy A. b.
5rEE arr: eeallle. w. q. jels&wty
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-31
A Different Way.

Chicago Herald Train TAXI
-Oh, like travelling, said the fat pas
senger as he snuggled his big body into
one seat and his big feet beside his grip
in another Il like travelling, except that
the noise rings in my ears rather unpleas-
antly."
Rings in your ears. eh?" spoke up the
farmer man who was standing in the aisle;
that's queer. Out to my place when we
want one 30 travel We put q ring in his
nose
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-31
LIE SKATER.

Beneath her skirts the curved steel bcn
Seemed like two naked scilnitars
That CLEAN about the sandals l.,
The sword dance OF the BetiOuil
And all around her flying feet
The ice mist few increasingly;
As free she was and full as flee.
As sea guils skimining DER the SO
1t was the sea in different guise.
Like Mercury she wore her wings
And deep within her fearless ey.
There lived the soul of flying things
-Orth Harper Stein.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-31
Authority In Pronunciation.
6sorgia's "Talking Rock"
lijcayu journal

Pickens county. Georgia, has . post
Office named Talking Rock. The or
igin of the name is thus stated: some
one discovered in the vicinity q large
stone upon which had been painted the
words Turn me over" 1t required con.
siderable strength to accomplish this, and
when it was done. the command, Now
turn me back, and let me fool some one
else. was found painted on the under
side of the stone
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-31

Vienna Is one Of the gayese capitals a
Europe. 1t rivals taris - . center of
pleas ure. and Is favorite city with tsay-
elera To the American. however. Nisnaa
In one respect seems to be q century b.
hind the age In this beautiful metropolis
80 noted for its wealth and culture. the
women cupy dep,orably low stasuA
Especially is this the case among the
poorer classes 1t is common thing -
zee women doing heavy out door work
They help build the houses. mixing the
mortar, sho, elling il and carrying bficks
In the street They even carry their
heavy hods up the scaffolding TO the tops
Of the highest houses In the streets they
may be seen drawing heavy loads vh:s
their male companions walk behind IL
cart pretending to push it along Ssill
these degraded hewers of wood and
drawers Of water have theS- pleasursA
Cafes and gardens abound. where for .
mere tritie. one may sit oil day drinking
beer and enjoying the most cnchant;ag
music Without beer and music the los
Of the Vienna poor would be hard and
monotonous beyond description
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-31
LUNAR RAINsoWs At DEVILS LAKE.
The Prismstie Wondsrs u the Shy In tAs
Great Territory Of Dakota.

The Prismatie Wondsss u the Sky In tAo
Great Territory Of Dakota.
Lunar rainbows, scarce seen once In Q
lifetime in other lands, are almost every
night occurrences here. But never, even
mere, never since the strange resplendent
token Of Jehovah's covenant with . drip
ping world first cast its luminous corones
around the frowning brow Of Ararat has
the heaven-turned eye beheld a richer,
rarer manifestation Of the divine handi-
work than that which feasted the gaze Of
ate-yigil- keeping DEVILS Lakers re-
Gently. The display of decorative tasts
and genius was transcendantly glorious
and sublime. Omnipotence itself, with
all the dazzling prismatic stores Of the
universe at its command, could have dc
vised nothing more enchantingiy beauti
full
The mysterious t,iand sea, which tia
Indians called "Minnewakan," or @Strangs
spirit Waters" but styled IN the bias
Phemous tongue Of the frontier pale facs
Devil Lake, stretched far away to the
west and south a mirror Of cleaning ice.
All earth was wrapped in . mantle Of
glttering snow, white as the robes Of
angels are. The sky was blue as ever bent
above the rippling waters of the Golden
Horn; blue and clear As the pure, trans.
lucent crystal that arches the gold paved,
1ewelgated City Of God not made with
hands. The moon, radiant queen Of love
and romance, sailed up the feckless azure.
attended by royal retinue of gem-dks
stars. A flood of soft, delicious light fell
like silyery benison on plain and wood
land, lake and encircling hills All M
ture seemed bathed in sweet effulgenca
and holy calm
About midnight . vast, weird mas a
fsecy cloud swept slowly up from the
horizon, q floating island Of supernal snoW
in glowing sapphire sea. It drifted or
till, enveloping the moon, she peeped out
from behind it like . fair girls face
through . bridal veil A ring ol
light, eolorless a. pearl, white -
the ghost Of dead sunbeam,
gradually surrounded her. Oncs
having caught her in It's coils, ii rapidly
expended, and its outer edge took pale
lemon hue. This soon deepened into yel
low, and that to orange. Then came Q
circlet Of green, 80 tender, 20 delicate, that
It could only have been wrought by mef.
maids hands in ocean palaces Of shadowy
shells The deeper emerald came next,
followed by blue of heavens own liquid
dyes. An airy scarf Of daintiest violet
and . broad border band Of rose col0
blushing into aerial crimson completsd
the ravishing concentric tiara. And over
It fitted gauzy cloud Grape, varying IN
tint from the ethereal pink Of peaehy-
bloomy beauty's cheek to the faint spirit
Of green that dwells in IN OpaPs heart:
not . color, but . mere gentle dream a
color.
For two full hours Almighty power and
skin kept curtains up and the magnificent
spectacle in view, until even an untutoeed
frontier son OF toll could not refrain frum
thinking that if the wrong side Of heavsn
is so transportingly beautiful, what must
the right side bei-P. Donan in New
York Sum.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-31

In insects, the sex of an indivfiual is
not determined until towards the end of
the larval stage. Entomosogists who rear
moths and butterflies contend that when
the food supply is scanty the majority of
perfect insects produced are males, while
II food is superabundant females prepon-
observation-disclosures.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-01-31
"HOId the Fort"
fChieapO Triblinel

Gen. John Corse. to whom, at Altoona,
Ga. Gen. Sherman sent the famous dis
patch: Hold the fort for am coming.
may be met any day in New York. ro;und
and reminiscent