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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25


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because lt au am snd
rl...e vhaefi.., Do f,-ltu-.. it IS ..luite good
lAe programme "-s made up To sut all
tastes-as all concert programmes to
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lh''''d sHou'd oe anu our musicians
We're given the opportunity to compare d
great conductor Win th,f much oyerr.ted
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opened Win MehdelsoJun overture rom
Ruy Bias. with the tull strength 0fthe band
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ton before. Gottschalk' $ The Last Hope
was rendered with exact nraeision bv the
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LieghH mir iDl H-r-cn. aud even those who
tnrw nor the si,nifcsnce of tb. nrat,v
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sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer answered
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Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25

Frank Howard Tie well known Soy "
shiloh Who aas ast closed sleces-fai se4-
son with his piay a. sp4rgs vas in toNu
yesterday lie Ni neat present hi- later
terrslinE war dfaina al Holland
Telegram-herald., 1886-05-25
CITY LEGISLATURE
..AHL Llua GETS A LICENSE


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r H...a communication for1 the
s..rI..f p.r..a .rs Fir4 Commissioners.
H L- a..i-- President Whitney.
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r.f Aldermen o-s.,.. moved to refer t1 the
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The Labor enquirer., 1886-11-20
x IL hlAhl X

MO Is UNAcouAINTEp WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS
cnInrax ,.nLI GEE ny EXAMINING 1tIi NAP ItAI
The Labor enquirer., 1886-11-20
COOPERATION.
To Progressive Men and Women.

An agricultural and Industrial colony,
having for Its aim, Liberty, Equality.
Fraternity and Solidarity, ls being
formed, on the cooperative plan, in one
of the most favorable locations in Cali
fornia. Oulv those IN full sympathy
with our aims and objects are invited to
JON. For terms and PARTICULARS address
J. J. Martin, Room 4, |. o. o. F. Build
ing, San Francisco, Callfornia.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-11-20
Any Person can Play the Piano
and Oruan Without a Teacher.

II you don't believe 1t, invest sl.OO in So
PER,S INSTASTAN EOUs GUIDE TO the
Piano and Organ, and be convinced. You
whatever 1t will teach you more Music in
one day than you can learn from Teacher
in month. Send for 1t. 1t will not disap-
point you. Every house should have one
A Sample Copy sent free for I5c in stamps.
HEARNE 4 co. Publishers, SO Broadway, N. Y.
The Labor enquirer., 1886-11-20
IA Labofingz Mans Train Of Thought:

Eyes, A1fsten is a man
who is up with the times
for he knows that the
people cannot pay. cash
down for the furniture
and other things which
are nee ded to make home
comfortable and conve-
nient, and he, therefore,
makes it possible for the
poor man to procure his
things, and pay for them
on easy terms. Arfsten's
stock contains everything
you need, in his line."
The Labor enquirer., 1886-11-20

m nT n fields are scarce, but thoss who vrits b
HII( Stinson / Co, Portland, Maine Win receive
I'LL free, full Information about work which
Hill they can do, and live al home that will pay
~ oAo them from S. TO IS per day. Some have
earned over $a In day Either young old Capital
not required You are fee Those who
are shsaIutsy sars Of snag Hrtls forsunsA An
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

with What q stoEs of ssa- going Iors
Oapsatn Wallaee haa enlivened zoe long
evenings on ds6k, or when eur eaairs
party sa4 tea- dFinkinR IL bis red solxst
imagery. Stories nf adventure, Of
strange travels IN many foreign lands;
and last night he told ua samsthiBR
ab0at = sister 10 laW Of his thai thrilled
ns As nsthinR else bad dOra. A yaaDQ
Enaiish otFl married q go captain and
wsBt tn his sailing vessel With her hus-
band. visiting many countries With aim.
On her nrst trip. Whiie she vas vet .
y9lnQ bride, there vas q mutiny among
the sailors. and her Husband was wound
I'd o. kBoaked ssnssless 10 his cabin.
The sailors vsrs ab0at 10 spring down
tha oompanl01-WAy into the cabin whsn
the YO1na wife barred ths way and
thFeaiened - shoot the irsf man whs
moved tswaFd ssg. she hsid thsn at
bay tih theiF WrstA sabsidsd. and TIE
mntiHy waa at A. end.
Ga The uext voyage tboy we're ahip
wrecked, aad this br4Vs- hsaFted wife,
vita her yoan9 babe, was lashsd In the
TiggtaR and Eenained there fag several
days before thsY wass ressasd. TAsy
had nothina = eat, aad ths msshsr,E
nafarAl food for her ehild Uaasxhausted.
By s0ms means can Of msst Was hshsd
% fFBm the ship. and The ID led On
this until u wzs al Gs1e. snd TIE Iistis
ons Was absat 70 s1REEe. Bat TIE moshSF
put heF tseth tes0 her had. hsfwaen lhs
saanb sad foEs haRsF. and hfi 4 gash
fnso it fran uaish the hiood h0wed.
fks child s1aksd tata. and thaa nirht
tha almust dytnR eEsw and tie brave
s4iior. wife woFs Fessasd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

A long and aoros osmhat tnak plaes
fooentiy. near tho Viaalia ARFionltural
works, between q rat and garter snake,
and was witnessed 10 the nniah by q large
member o. men. Tho raa uas onutio1s
but quick 10 ils sections. and a. every
opportunity pouneod on The snake and
drove iis teeth through tha scales. 1ha
lat,aF woald coil Itself and dart e tie
rat, striking ls squAEaiy cash time, and
frequently kuooktfg Il ~ into the air
OF ovss oa ias haak. Bat ths Fat would
speedily regain tta fest and renew Ne
aitnsk. Az one time Il Qrabbea -
a11ko iuat below TIE hoAd and hald Il
for aoms time, until tue snake worked
ltself and rotarned The complimenf by
caaening TIE Fat BY The neck and shak-
ing y e. . deg woula have done. Mr..
climbed into q ghoFt thiok uosd QFoutnQ
at ths Eat The latter Wsuld Qaiokly drop
70 the ground. whils TIE snakes head
would pas8 Through tho hranahal of The
atK4tegist an oDpoEt1nity % arappls with
a 81 hsaF, and resulted IL Q siotaFy for
The Eaf, whioh dragged NE corpse of lee
oDpo1ent into ils helo. Neithor % the
CONTESTANTS paid any at1sntioa 70 the
laERe number d spso1atofa. On two %
thfe ooeaaiana. when his anaksahip
sesmsd 70 think disaggti0n ths bettsf
part Of valor, and tuFasa b retreat, be
was p11hed back into the arena with 3
leng sltck, when both would again fan
- II dad eaEnest. q uas q hard woa
vloteFy for the Fat. and she sympathy
q tAe Witnessea aesmsd % - ID his
fsgoF from the Arst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

In view Of the recent controversy BE-
tween The Manitoba and Northern Pa
eiao reRaEding che formers reduced
rates 20 British Columbia pointa che
following circular letter from GenoFnl
ficket Agent Stuhbs. 0e the uniou PA
eihs, 30 Chairman Pieraon, Of the tronk
line paase1geF oomEniatse, viii prove ~
interest 70 The officials Of The local lines
interested;
Information has reached me that
the Canadian Pasife has applied %
some of all Of tho members of Yonr
COMMITTEES reqnessing the iasas q iiak
eta over its line 10 the Pasi6s ooaas, and
naming rates which 4 desires % ha ussd
from New fcrk, Boston and other
paints. In thie eouneciion / truar 4
VIII nos be considered Improper for me
% snRRos1 that IN granting thls appliaa-
ton you should iAke into eonaldeTafion
TIE Interests not only 81 your oWn lines,
uut OF your AmefloAn concessions, fFow
whom yon reeeive much larger business
than yoa can ever hoUe 20 Feoeive ffom
The Canadian Pacific. The iatfas CON.
pany, since tts 0peming for Pselfn oeasa
business, has Tofn8ed % hoid nnv ann.
WV WIN a1lE AEAEINEMm EIMW#s MMM
has announced rates uhich not only oue
deeply thoae previously established IN
TIE territory reached b itsalf, but alse
out the rates 10 4 far lnrger fervlfarv n
Oregon, Waahington, Idaho, Monfaua.
Utah and WyomiaQ, with which a
tFanaAGtg ne business whats4ar Fnf-
theEmora, it has inaugufaisd : synfsm
Of making rates, using th6 aauaa naneea
from al points % Canada, Witch thrnat-
ems 10 pE0daoe endleas eanfuainn and
demoratization IL ne businsas of Amer
loan roads. The Bparsaly inhabited
condition Of tha territory sdienant y
the line of The Canadian Pacific psFmfla
the adeptien Of this sFstsm wtthoaf
injury 70 itssh b. the asaiplna of tick
ets. f0a need 20 arRum6nt from NJ
30 prove che diaaalFona ofseaa upon ths
business of AmeFioAn roads Whioh would
Fesait from 9 ayn1em making rates, FOG
example. from New YORK and frum Chi
oaRo 10 the fael0e ooaae The mana.
while the Canadlan Panlfe, ~ allow
ina tha AmeFioan lines full local Fatan
10 division Of s1oh through rates, -
matter heW low the latter miQht b, and
forcing the AmeFioan Pa1ifs linas y %
likewise, might Eodava ahs tFank linea
q any immediate loes b. aoalpsne. fha
adoption Of this ayslam Of making Fmema
eoaid hardly fall 70 Be iniuFioRs - yoar
own feRe1ns iD ths end, and ia any eams
ae think y0u aaouid exeEt yous lnHa-
eMoa % pFexent ths on0rmoua lBfnrv
that would results 20 The AtaaFiean PneIae
lines without a1y beneGt whatever tn
TIE Canadian Paoife. The bnslnaw
besBeon oar oWn taFfiioFy and ahe Pa
eihe co2at aBd inloFmsdiats terFffofv a
far larger than that which u tributary
reasonable n0t oniy tAas you ahnuId ar-
sToiee tee Fizht 81 making Voar -
rates fEam yomK own terFitaFv. bat ehnf
the Canadian faci6e ahOui9 a3luas r.
rates from corresponding terris0rv a.
nafmoni1e With youFs. Bafore efnns-
inG any faVoFs % that line I tFnnt Vnu
Wiil sEaoi . Fseogniti0n of thsss urin-
eiplsa"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

ArHogsANS SoIEAR AErn.



! heard 9 story the other DAY about
the national Rameof poker which rather
discounts the touRh Dokor yarns which
from time 20 time appear IN tho pagers
of me Wese. A number Of Rontleman
wers sitting on chairs In front Of TIE
Ebbttt houes. when she subisot Of poker
oAme up, Stories Of several games were
told and laughed ever, uhsn. q gentle.
man, Wno nao NOS SAID great deal up
to that time, remarked.
1" Well, boys. your stories Of BID games
are coed enough, but / eat IL game
one time when the pot vas worth play.
ing foF. Il waa IN 1855. soon after Lees
surrender. Ihere wers SIX o. sevsn Of
us as Atlanta. aud . game Of poker vas
propooeo. The ante vas hxed at 1900
and The limit e 5000. 600. and the play
was lively, / tell yoa. We played from
ten u the morning unifl after midniRht,
and pol vas seldom open wits lsss
than $4,000 IN Is. On ons hand ths
betting COS quite lively, and uhsn
straight naah finally beat f0ur queens.
the winner ragged Ia nearly $4,000. COO. .
Ihe gentlemen sitting around puled
their cigars silently, and admiration for
the boss liar Of the season was visible
90 their eoantenanoes. He than con
timed:
" You don't seem 10 belisvs shai, but
4 e Gospel truth, eveFy word Of iGn
Again silence reigned for & moment
o. two, whea one Of them asked:
What kind 81 money usFe you play
. well." be answered, SHAT was she
trouble. e was. ~ ! said. Fiahf after
the var. OonfeoerAte sorip was pienti-
tul, and We used u0nfaderais bonds 10
light oar cigars with. The boodle IN
thst pot vas al In UanfsdarAta notes
and beads. and TIE winner didn't think
= WoIto while 70 carry it away with
hlm.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

Thare ts lazes Oafhsiis ehnrsh IN
Wmshiuai0n nttanded exalnsiVelV -
colofed peopie. with biack saints II ~
n1chea, aMd athaE thinaa 90 sasseeuond.
Is y attended b : ooloroa arir'oe-1.
% nnd . msmhsrahip IN i 4 oonalder
81 . es9a 81 tone - aoms. Thets Il 3
hna anoix o. nazFo Ruaeeas and masses
eFa salR qlise - EEL e in those a.
tandea - ine whites. Ihora ID also 3
eoiofaa keieeopai ehareh. tbe rsasoF q
Nai1n 3 q Rfaaaate 81 Trinity Callsgs
and ma1 g much ability. Bet aai1a
fsom t1a two fresbytaEian ehurahea
nealiy tss entire euiorsd popuiaiion e.
aen9 wsssaipal tAaas of fho Mashoaial
81 ~ baDtist fai1h.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

tHo9TIo AZ OsooTocs LaKs. -7uv
MeF1nR, WIS y inai Ia frnm ths 0kane.
R1n country, informs us shat 4 aksotlna
AAfay occurred at q ranoh known az
hrnRefa placs. near Ososyooa Laka.
lnaf aeso9s t1o line ia hsitiak Colnmhlm.
en Ngv. 4ih, u which Jes Hsrsran1
killed Jerry 0eFVais. Il seems shna the
I've 49, Wbo sFe AmsFioans, vent -
hraRar'a ho1aas and dnrina shm vimis
bota Became intoxieatsd- A row -
eufHed ootgeon The two man, rnaali-
inR n bsrirARd killing GnfVaaa. Tha
snost.nR y eiaimed 10 have been dnna
10 acll- dsfeaso. Bsftrand g onss eaTe
: szaalf ~ ~ ksdae hninas. of Brllinh
Columbia and uas admitted - han II
ths sam of &i1Q0. walsh amount "a
gaEs.- -Spakaas Fsiis Resiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

semp,ea topraVsnl the Nsu Yusa oficsr,
lto1 ehealning cnaaoay e hIrn ~ 4
~ris ox Aeeeas euypue, hut Wien fhug
atuRea - tno priaan fhetE elfena ~
a.sSaoy q TIE hands % tAa Earsarn
el1eels and % In way g eaioh ia train
Tar the EaHl Telsrraphic unrsesces
neye ben aant alonR ths railroad line
slsnln ehis Stass . saop tha Eastern
oldeerA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

A oarious lawsuit Il 10 progress 10 :
Bmall town ID aaxony. A man caaaht q
rat, tisd q amail bell round iig neak, and
lee tt - again. - hs had heard tbas such
q fat W01id scare every other raj oal of
he ho1as- 1hs plan sneoaoded, and bis
house b = few dsyn was clear % TIE
piaRaa. A feW uaRsls later, howsFer,
bic nalZhooE'a family wsFs nearly fFieht
snsd 0ui % their wias b. hearing So
uygleri0as ssund of . bell 10 various
parts of tne housa- They eams 70 the
eonelDslon that NE bouss vas haunted,
aalii tha safEaut Riri aooidentaliy heard
Of their ueighboT's doines, we 3 nov
70 b. ies1, " be Loses ths suit, fof ere
atina 3 unfzanoa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17
Seed Merchants

DED CL0yER. ORCHARD GRASS
III waite Clover, kenfucky BluR 0rnaa
Al@ike Cloves, Alfalfa. Mesquite Aflesk
As1oEtmelt q Garden sseods alWaTs on
hAnd a. MuSSl8 BROD & ToRYs' Ken
ycn hloek. loo Fruas street. -eaftla ocas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17

spsciAi osF ID shildFan's olaaks and
ns9maFkets. Oh eatstdaE moRntna.
NoB. lSah. we wlil e9sr foe sails ear en-
tirs line Of ehilarea's sioaka and Hsu-
mAFka&s - h4lf pxioe-shia aAaF d fnR
oas uesk eDiT. Toxk4s 4 auaEznEkx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-17
REALMS AND RULERS.
Arthur SebrfEht Len With
sut wife or Money.


The sebrlwha case.
LoEDOE. Nov. l6.-,Yaarmena - -
aereo today In the action hrnnehs -
Ms. Axttar cehriaht % have - 80.
rsaGe VITA oeoriaht declared vola -
- Aroanq t1at sue Waa forced mo "A
t1roa4o 1e4r. the maFrinra wa AZ
cleEed ann1lled. Iha 1ndea. IA rsnfeF-
- we o&ca41o1, eommenfed uuon "a
Lscs seat ne eFldeno8 given ~ tha
pialnatM had noa been AnmsaA - 49,
aeleniiApe No nan. ha Continual uifh
pAEt,ele o. self raspect Woald have
SLOWED saoh testimony g % unoo-iss.
dioted. lhe plaintiff nd hoan r-I5-~sa
y oonaitlon % mind hy iha dafeadanl
WneFe Hna Waa no lnnner aria - r.rl-s
NE pfessare 0f his imnortnnifias ~
laarRy him, and. althonrh ne earernonv
eas e last been eone thrauah VIA. -
oAQ kiVen no oonsent which tha la1p -.
ga..ed. sebEight vas today adindaea a
~ IN AFmaa.
AoNTEEAE, Nov. ff-Tha neriisr..
efovlnoaa MEe up In arnas naainaf the
Ahominion 0uFer1mant a - n7o-o-.l
y MAKE Portland tha terminal nert ~
ne ooean mail earviea. puhife n.ene.
inRa Wera held at 80. Johns. New Rrunn-
Uicss and ifredeEickton lans niohf =
pFoteeh 1ha Monoton Town CpnusH
paasea resolutions condemninq -
scheme, and two membaFs of Parlia-
ment have beea diopaieAod % Ottawa
q interview tue GoYernmaat. Il ID she
opinlon q shippers that nsitasr Halifax
nor ca. Scnns can compsee With Port.
A MestinG 90 nrisaah Auapeh,....
LoNDoas sAoE. ia maesiua a. Anarsh.
iats has been called 10 aa.au,6la q 1 ilere.
land Hall. London, on the pa inafana.
20 protest against the action 81 tha Chis
eaRo court which tried Spies aud nnven
o hls colleagues. Tho circular csllinr
ne meeting denouncaa ths iarv thas
convteied tue Chioseo Auaruhisis -
9fined and packed body and oondemned
Judge 0eary for rsfusing tha prisoners
. new trial. hom. Anhnfn Herbert.
oeother Of she Earl o. Carnarvon. viii
probably preside.
Nieholas er minwrelia.
Russia haa designated Prineo Nlche.
iaa Of Mingfellia a. Der candidate Tar
NE throna u Bulgaria. The othar nov.
ors have unanimously approved AZ him
as eaeoessor % Primes AIsxananr. nnd
hAvo invited Russia % noa uroRaao
.at'stactofy solution Of the con1io1 with
ihe Bulgarian ksRenoy.
nedaetiea ef WaaeA
The oollieFa of Wales have voluntarltv
submitted % q reduction of Ave ner
oene . order 70 prevent q stoppaea %
work 81 tbs mines
osaseinftea ef the 0nsaFfs Parliament
Ion0NFo. Nov. Il. The dinsalution o.
he Ontario Parliament IA oaislally an
nounosd. Ne9 elections for the nroV-
mes of Ontario viii take plaeo 90 De-
sember ~.
Werkmen KILLED.
PARza, Nov. 16.--ren wofkman wqva
Instantly killed and six others injured
Today BY the COLLAPSE OF q buildinR Ia
process Of ereosion II 0renabls, depart
mans Of Issr.
Etre tn sWiinoFland.
BEzNz, Nov. l6.-Tha village Of Firn-
steini IN tie canton of Horne, Swissaf.
and, has been destroyed by Gre. No
inhabitants peEished In no flames.
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sAc1AMmTo fCal.l Nax. 16.-Thaafl.
eeEs 80 wess takinR James Hops. ths
auseHla09 ex4okslnMn, b New FnFk afasr
- f1leass from san oaantln we're over
sAEsa - 3ll1an - lhe Sheriff who
eertsa ahe Writ e kassas carpas and
tnen prooeeded WitA ehs psisnnsg % this
s,t3s uaenoe theg vii leave for san
rtaneisoo tomarroW 30 have ths case
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MaAHG MNA4IEEa
80 &akNcsco, Nov. l6-Indioafioas
los sne next S2 houra from 3. d. are
Iof Washington Territory threaisnina
weather and rain.
An~sAer Rrlne Fixha Earen.e ernnaea.
Mayor Bartlett today eraassd liosuae
% F4Esoa" Davis, Of Chieaeo. al prsa-
en- ~ tnia cliy, Tor glove contest g
ta3e ptace between Jaak Burka. uf chi.
eeRa and JACK Dempaey, of san Fran
olaeo. 1he match vii take place Al AZ
raviHo1 % Monday, the pa instant
1hey Wlli nRht aen roanda with email
Eiove9. Marquis q QasansbsrrV FuIes
Ne winner taking % and tha loser 50
pex cent % TIE gate money. Barks
aal 1ee1 80 l6S poQndA, Dempsey at
LOO. OpluIona ere diFidad q 10 the
naexil9 q TIE two meuA Betting Il hsavv
ooto nese and - Les Angeles and b
aboai even.
Csssiy aussrloninr men.
fho empanslinR of Z juFy for tie shIra
IRA g Soznna Hamblin. Who killed
Sohn Aaaseg in l6S2. heRaa today. The
elli4ens Wno we're examined e 10 their
qaallnsaitong 70 serve as iurors we're
qaellloned miaulely TslAsive 10 their
Pereonal participation IN TIE disturb.
9nee u front Of tha ooanty fan al Fri-
day might and - 10 their opinions coz
oefning tbs need Of an sxAnpla of eap
lial paniaAment iust at this time.
sheets mlmsaiG
sANTA Cnuz lCal.), Nov. IG-Hsnrv
Miller, an elderly man, oommirtsd
salSlde this morning by shaoeinq Aim
sell thro1Rh the head With q pistol in
ne waiting room Of the Southern Pa
cane Railway "a Beach atatisn. &c
aad recently coma from Fresno, where
he Kept salooa. Dsspondsney q sap-
posed 70 have bsen ths oaass.
shipplng EnrelliEsaea
eAA FnaHoEsoo. Nov. l6.--AFrived-
"a r. baeks from Nanaimo.
FoaE DmcovEEx, Nor. l6.-Arrivsd-
BARK Majestic.
IAroosa. Nov. IA bark was heas.
lnR 20 - 3 q. m. Oloady; bgiak east
Wind
HRATTLE, Nov. le. - Sailed = shin
Mount Washington, Captain For, laden
.ith 1850 tens Of Franklin coal Ter San
Francisco.
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PACIFIC COAST.

MADEzRk fCsLl. Nov. 1Bs-Ths Ma
deira Hotel At ais plaee haxned 70 ths
eFoand 90 o'aloek this nbEnine; also
an adjoining residences. The contsnts
Of bOth we're sniiFsiy destroyed. The
hotel was fuli ef guests, Who barely e.
cspsd. One Old man named Williams
uas fFiQhtfaliY barnea and viii die.
The loss - shout 5000. partly insaFtd
Ths origin sf ths Gre sRs lamp sxpi9-
aira
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CLEVELAND, Nov. l6s-Oohen, Sam
plinsr y Co, one Of tie larrasl mems
furnishing goods unanafaosuPsrs IL TIE
city aud Who have bsea 10 business for
= years past. h4ve made an assinRment
fer the beneat Of their creditors. Their
asssss are $l50.000 and taair liabilities
tz01O0o. Inability = collect debts dus
The hrm and ths importantly Of credit
oFs are stated Is the causes Of the fsilars.
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COWS Coz Sale.

NlNg IRISH MILK cows WITH
gUuAz ealVea Is1usrs ~ -. 49,,
AA@ @of locaf Al. nkERs.
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k1caNoND (Va-l. Nov. -GsorRe D.
wise vas arrested this morning o.
9Arrant charging him Mish being abaaa
% commit = hEeaoA of ths psaes. Tke
ernest is TIE result of she pnhiieation II
toaay'a papers of q card By Wise a.
noanosng n the strongest languages Col.
Nn. Lamb, ex- Mayor Of Norfolk. Wias
was pas under Thousand doIlars' banaa
% keep he peace.