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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

SaHKysroar la, March i6.--A RI.
ssse yesterday % be used against the
Mssksrs AZ Marshall and along the tins
g the Texas and Pacific Rad sor tie
Rfessssien OF property, created no little
ssciteme1t. An Investigation desssoeed
ss fact that Unitsd states Marshal
nsszsn 81 the eastern district Of fexss
- sent request to the railroad asenf
y rarshsse number OF the --latest i'm
ffeved Winchester rifles TOR bis sepa
- Several wer~ parehas q aud for
~sraed. Last night the agent reserved
ssesezrau that eaeueh Aruas hsd heea
rared saroaxh thu United States 40.
nafitsss aad hsd been faFther Varahss
~ ~ The depnties themselves.
fsrxsxK snAsubSs AZ rosr wosxa.
Eesz weRra tTex.l March le.-The
Anxhis Of Labor have ths upp<r hand
ss The hoArdiag house and hotels
se,co eccomeaotste men vha take the
'ktr places are he,ne hoycotted.
We she hatchsss refnsirs 10 sell then
The sentimeat Of the people Is
sst tbs stfikers. bat business men
AFRAID al heing hoyecttsd. John
Nscft = boarding house keeper, vas
sosss=s yesterday. A waterman from
eu fSasrrs has been purchasing his
49, eunply Tor drinking purposss. re-,
70 sal any more 10 him. snd nsw
- 70 50 tso mica 60 seenre water,
s. hnaioFd. Que Of the best esssEeas Of
kh worth. hss ordered htn "a varsss
saass- fsstesday seGae peison vas
ss taso fsgE~st's water barrel sed
a. and toe LITTLE girls were POI
% sad new lie in q eritts4l sondifion
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

nIsTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI
II cisl District Territory Of Dakota.
couhty Of Caes, 81
Fred. K Potion. plaintiff. Va. siils Dog.
GET aud August l-andbiofn. defendants.
To Frnncis & sou'harc. attorneys fer
the shove named defandAnts, or their
representative attorney, and George r.
Royce keq.. who win conduct the exam
nation on the part Of the plaintiff: You
VIII please TO take notice that the demo
sition u Fred - pelian, plaintiff. Wit.
neas On his own behalf In the above enfi
Ted action. viii b taken before M.
Notary Public duly com nisssoned ap6
sworn. - my ef1es at Fab City, King
county. Territory Of Washingsons on he
~ day OF Ma. Oh. 1855. At . o'clock In the
aftsrnoon Of that day; and the said ex-
animation may be adiourc ed from day 70
day untu the deposition u fully taken and
-empiet-d. Said deposision 70 BE- used
ugon the trial OF the eb9ve entitled actieu
DATED - Fargo. Dakota Territory, the
t6<h day of February, A. d. 18s6
G. II. LAfZURE,
Attorney for plaintiff.
JOHN q. JANlCKE.
Notary Pubic for king COUNT " Ashing.
ton err, orr.
Dated at FAN City, Washington Terri
tory. this iss day uf March. A. ID. ISal
y. "A failure TO atfsnd. your enm.
piaint au&wer Or reply may be stricken
out and Judgment taken against you.
J. q. JANfCkE
mhtds ~ Notary p Bile.
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A mArKrxs sAxtxrsx.

Mr.. Y. Springer. Of Meohsxss-harx.
Pa, writes: II wxs afHssssA wtta susr
fssef and Ao< ces<s on iunxs. asd rsanced
% 9 snalksRs skxlese.. Goa free trial
bottle Of Dr.. Kings New DReosery fer
Consumption. which did uss - nneo
good that I hoaehs Q dollar b1stse.
Afs<s esanx shres bottles. foord nyssif
onea more a mar. essnpseetss rssscrso
10 health. With hearty appetite zsd .
gain tn aesh OF ~ poan1sss Cal a A.
h. Stewards drug store and 60 frs
trial bo<tle ef this certain care fcf ~
Lang pise4s<s Large osttl<~ ~ d.
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WASHINGTON.
ssss~snstsa Of sae Morrow mai
rsstpsncss.

esa saaerattsn 81 the ussrsw niil
rsstpsncs.
wAzmisaras. March ii. The House
Gamnailtee on Farcian Al airs to-day by
ths very close vote Of to q postponed
consideration OF tbs Morrow Chinese
bill aud will instead take 40 the fresi-
d<nt's message rec ,astnending tho pay
msni of indemnify 10 Chipa for Out
rsees perpssratfd oa Chinese subisets
ID this GENTRY. Chairman Belmont,
rtp east the eeoidino veie. declared
hlnseif opposed 10 the Morrow bill on
Ne aroand % iis being violation Of
iftsty obligations.
Nemsnsstsss.
The President today sent tho follow
lae nominations 10 the Senate: Wan.
i. Trenholm, Of south Carolina, now Of
ihs Civil service Commissioa, to be
OomptFoller OF she Currsncy in plses OF
II. ". Cannon. resigned; y. II. Oberty.
Il illipois. TO be Ciyil service Commis
zionsr In place OF VIM. T.. Trenhoim;
o1xyiea Lyman. 81 Connes,ieas, nov
oAisf Exsminer Of the Civil Service
csmmissfon. 10 be Civil Service Con-
missioner in place Of Dotman y. Eaton
fhe Fre-empsien. Ttmber Cniiure sna
pesert Eaad laws.
Ihs Hoase Committee or Pablie
Lands todsv agreed 10 report favorsbiy
npsn the bill 10 n peal the pre- -empt'sn.
timber eutture and desert land laws.
TAe new Yrasssa nni.
Ths Ssnase today passed the bill 10
Increase the rensions Of wldoss and
dspen3sut relatives from - % So .
nenth. TIE bill was passed ~ II came
frsm the House and nos only requires
tns ssxnssars OF the President 20 be-
eome law.
faferestiax Desisisn.
TIE Secretary OF the Tnterios bss rem
tered decision Ia the "a fsgss cass Of
1amss BFittiri, revealing the decision OF
he Commissioner Of the General Land
0fiss % Nov. ie;h. lSsS which held
Nat snaes section 1Asi OF The Revised
nssfnscs person was entitled 10 bat
ons pre- emptios ght and cnuld nos De
fefmitssd 10 cpuislute q homestead
entry into = cash eatry under Sactl "a
&Qi OF The ksvisea Statutes. as ttis
euaid be equivalent 10 q second exef
etse Of the same right In respect 10
he interests involved, shis dscisiau b
nzAr3sd BY land ofiioe olficsals as the
nasi important public land decision
nada By the Interior Department 10
nkny years.
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RE1E0VEl

WHITwoRTa q THoMsoS Rave
floor 81 the GeFdan Hast uAreCo.'s - a.
ing No O. Fronf street. We sse nss
bs<ter prrpafsd ha1esef - fsrs - ex>.
cute sarvugA e<amf1s Bltes- R<poxf -
the chsxor &c e tnnd iax o<zf tsxn panzr,
40 nake eno drawings fox ar pua 49,
We have better fnrilIars far YEA tkzn
any oeher erD h ~ p1F4k seux-
"a ~ u ss = 100 60
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4 nxssanss anrrcLs.

For eefezprise. pssk and . desire to
60 sosa sccds - Oil rive ths frsde
ssttxfaetian, A. 3. Srxxkkr, shs Drug
80, isaas I'll eom,s<sssA Be esils Dr.
busashos Ceezh ard LsnG syrup b.
oxa<s Il = ths hesG nseS11ciua % TIE
sArkrs fog 0caxs~ Cslds. CFuap and
Pr1maFy 0uusamDssca- Prs % eenfs
anA u onmptns fsA ~
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~ %E44a1 &98a8K*4f s~&A<s
BKKLIs. March -Bismarek's spirit
monopoly bill. Of which tbs keichstaG
last week rejected the first two clauses.
sas today defeated. The Rsishstaa
voted against tho remaining slsnse.
thus rejecting the entire measure.
Bead.
Loxpus, March Ia The Earl Of
Chishesser 10 dead.
They Have CERTAINLY nestxned.
Despite al the stories 10 the contrary
II IL learned today anthosstzfively that
both Chamberlain and TrevoIyan have
resigned. Ihe Premier has, however,
declined 10 acc<pi their designations.
A hsble Criminal.
Lospos, March is.-yiseouns Hen
ton. toe soNpearxss Goa Of Il lri Pauist.
Who. 20 revenge himself. upon his father
for refusing 10 pay ths young mans
debts. recently took cirous 10 Crsvker
nci. tns Esn's village, advertising u ~
~viscount Hcnson's unfirAilsa Show."
vas today sentenced 10 one years. Inn
prlsonmens st hard labor fer obtsining
goods By means Of false pretensss.
4 Failure.
TIE ntfsmps 10 break up the new
stand monopoly enjoyed By hight Hon.
w. n. Smith, has failed. Ths HOUSE.
OF Gem mons this afternoon soted down
the motion Of Mr.. Arthur OCannof
the memhcr Cor Queens county, 10 opeE
the book stands In all railway stations
30 public competition.
xsw Caraissia.
RoxK, Marsh te.-it is oEiloially an
noupoed that al the C3nsisiory 10 b
bed on April i2sh the followire digni
tsries At The Church viii be made Car
| dinzis, ArohbisAop fnsohsreau, OF
Qasbsc; Archbishop Gibbons. % naIti
more. Mensignore ferrafa, ksncio 81
Vienna; Monsigsors Derende. Sanese
81 Paris; NonsiRnore kampolio del Tin.
dsra. Naueio al Madrid; Mensisnors
Masssils, formerly Nunsso ~ Lisbon.
The Bahama Islands, which have
hitherto been IN the Catheiic dsoccss Of
Chariesson. viii hcoessosth BE- Ia the
diocese Of Mes YORK..
rrspesra Repeal
I,oxpoS, March Is. -Ths Right Hon.
Jaa, Stansaesd, Radical member foI
IAlifar, moved In The Houss Of Com
uons THIS afternoon that the contagious
disease. scs be rspsAled-
rhe LIBERAL nreak.Gp.
There vss much speculation In the
Iobby Of the House Of Ccramons this
evening - % vbe vooid be the sue
censsrs OF MessrS- Chamheflsin and
rrevelyan tn The Cabfnes. OF the cen
tiemen named for the places. Messrs.
Fowler. Sellsr ard Bosiass are thought
20 have the best chance Of being -
lscsed.
Although u 10 expected that Mr.. Par
nelf's snpUsts OF Mr.. 0ls<istoGa sili be
esiid, 10 brcotnss mare scd naore EVIL
dent that Mr.. ChzueefiA,n wsil sroure
a large foiiowsag. M~ssrs. CsanseF-
tain and rreve,ysn ieff TIE Hoaae After
the dssposL OF the Questions "a TIE no
tice paper.
Austria 60 usss rr~sps &c fss
Frentier.
VIENNA, Msrva is.--ln vin~ Of the
irnporfess military measures ADDICTED
by Rns-ia. Coani Bylandt- Rheydt. the
Austro Hungarian Minister Of War,
has resolved ~ rssss large force 81
tro~ps on the scuthera frenssers.
se'sed nesks.
orravA lCAn.) March is.-rhe eos
tan. anthoriiies have seix - 80 eoptes
Of Lord B>scopsasids " Esdyoien.
pabii<aei by The Hsrpers' Of Nsw fetkl
and they viii b. destroyed 70 morrow
Tee copyright foe The sesss b hssd -
Canada
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lsfERs NEWS.


Fl Z
4 vsfesbse 49,
- Tcnx. AeFeh y. -
~ - m<eze<- nn1 q. Efee -
= - stesiDsx rstoN seosy
- = l>e UsIsed Distf,f 1<snn
~ - exseFs Ca pse><nf dn-
- = sessn csses sn1 ene pseeaks
81 !.....'.sr.ia. wzish wsss ea11n % -
...<- l3reron vbea sh& ssek q fifs
S9 HHs f5<f $3.50 ~ Sstas q
.s....r-1s IL - 19D0U.
4 -. .,~... - esveru~r Mayra1-
r. - -. n :. yy<x~.xsx 60.
- -. y p~..saer> fssFxsse.6ss
- =. ~, =. u z. q s,s-n.r unvxsx s.eci.
- =. 49, Hers.n ef.sf 40
- - ~ - Ii~r<n-f - eka
- -. ?. $500 Tns.x -
'e-s~ss-.s sv.sn a~-re<s~x
-. !. = ~ r~r.ru<fior wns desired.
4 y -s..- r,~.~rosIx rer,I{ed that
6y1ssz - s,-..s.a - 5000 q, -
= 8 e..tl. ~ <s-s-rss~,
" =. I. =. = -. - =. rvrrs-s.s
i 80 - - ,~,~~~~rt s,s@sr tns~r
y - -. ~ ~, 80 - y, y -
ks1-x:..s,w
- - \ -. $3.50. n nr~zvt. ,e.is.
y - - ..sss.s - f..-.s{l-. ~.l<<.
- - ,.s'...' - s.e1sce, - 49,
-. --~~r~eI Z; rv.~<r~
zse- .s..- - a. 1890. -
4y 5 hs5 r-cc.ss.I 4 =
= ~. |. = da,s.s ~. 1879
9 ~ - Ia sr..I ,rnr,,
\. .sss "a rsrisust,ou. a ~
~ Z = gssSln's haDds BE- esvsn
i. ~ Prsssdsnt,
- Trf5ss< sxyr. hs fslt tnaf ~
- 80 III that - vks fair 70 ask him
I = =. lbaf biz WORK was a tffamph for
= fiehz ia this Territory. hs koes
- n eflss COS sssd isish hpuprs- ana
- rst9f3 for intGRrstg aud psffsss
,sSiss phtcn vii BE- . csssn o. Essfy
= ~ eki5drss. he has bsct kepk -
- f8f . Gear after = nss Admifststx4
- $50 $sd poser, sssca 20 stzsif =
- ki<sssi 'seeonHssnS tise1, e~sssstaify
- Il 90 kasSn thai hst tsasaedlazs
Srsrior. lhs sesrsisFy NJ tass inte<Ior
- a ~ sins bic bitterest fac 3hss
- s dep regret arnsn1 neatiiet II
~ <elIsn q Sue ffessdsnf Is b ueeiens
& 61uy. They feel thti their dearest
&tdkM nrs disrsgafted, and vi FEST
- ~ until tsss kssx wess y 10 ssss /;
- 0osEnor M1ray. ne my -
- sns ~ st~swssts fftsN. tsfsvs asist
- siRhtsd ~ 03ssre5s MafsaF, ~
- b ssiek. and tbs doaht shlch
fsses a. the didsrease VIII make dit-
oSlsl 10 every ] sysi esaft ~ Utah until
- txnib Be ksoHn.'
An 1ssesesssnx Exhisttssn.
..,....,. M.rra 10 "A had
- -. - - ~ .fs..nee..s 4.
-. = ! .stsns. heswsxa Jaass
80 - Tsrrra sws l,-s1
4 - 1880 ~ f,shs "a for Id a. yss
y u 40 $50 80 . .ta mos..v. ana fartv-
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STEAMER HELEN.
Fsf fsfu osshard aad wa.hiux,eu

STRAIN HEL EN. w. a
kiiz& Msessr, lo.y,s aarrin~.
1n< nmaths wharf, seattle, every sondav
Mpanesdny and Friday. IL 30 4 m ~
niiuisehs fsinf bead OF orr Orchard !
$3.50 ncA2 ol t'oft ssshinxtoa. IL
81 a ~, head Of s'orf urcharf al lsss,
a "a. Mi helis Point a. ii 4. nv. srr.s,ss
=. eo1ttie Ahoas 40 D. m ever Iuc~1av
e1e1soAx sn1 sst1riAy nu2fEw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

OF Che ace In TIE nsedssai line b. the
Iaansd trait rsnsdy, syrup Of fies.
rnsnasacsar~d saly b. The CAiifornfa
Fix syrup Co. San Fr2nsisco. Cal. II
i sSrssAhis 20 th< txsss. sessptahls 10
ths ssunsrh. Aarui>e< tn iss nature,
painie>s yea promps snd thorcaxh in ~
scsssn. fsr seis b. 4. r. SrxwkEr. d.
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g sss bays what be caaros pay for
- Wat be ssald rsshsr nos part
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r.rssss vs.saiasa.a xs.raAsssA
~ssrver vs.silasssa 4.
Resssr.A.

Architscts and builders unite IN saying
~ IN ~ ri. 10, sos 49, !. 80 .as6.c5
= the window.
Our ventxlafor lin aay size), whsn
placed through wall : wtndow sanh. e.
: wcoden bnf under sAak admin cen-
stsnt supply Of fresk air undor perfecs
control without drAnghu; sny oekrcd
skould - without e = e stoQs b1rsiaz,.
axsiudAs fatn and duz& and Keeps thf
apar<meot constantly fre1h without rAis
tnx IL wtndDwA hszng kAyiiy plssrd
N nickel u y yery ornaHneutAl when
p1nceL Ths hAndIes serys 70 nguiAt
venfilstor. also 70 rAiss ed lower IN
wfndow.
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w. IL v. LUl6nken
IGRADCATg or THE CxfvER-
NJ ~ q RnEsyirnniA hns parUA.
feoEQ tocnxnn N ooazf$A
O4kce aa1 roe-denca Ne fIS Columbia
szsee All cals promptly s<seaded.
- Lec0Aer usAkea . spcct1sty Il df>
kyA KnR and Threat
freets p<frssa chroaic a. skan aisunnss:
roD<res tuuofs ard uiccFs w1shouf pmla
~ Ne ~ Il Tie ANNE.
SRAxrLx March 4 f12
bA- H. y. L<uxaAKsR liar sir. kus
yeAxs ! hed o4en affected viii 3 haAyy,
paxnfnl fesAiazg 10 ny forehead anA &
n14 - ! would - srossbied With dxfncusl
srcexhinf. coughing and exrec1orusanx
- that hsi but li1<le runf. I Waa refy
Utsc<&bte from tn1R casnrrA 81 fhe hpnd
ao-et ana the asthma Tor which 1 oon.c
md 10 rehef ! had B - pronounes1 ia,
cufsnss when soushf your oars ard
trsAlmcnL frSm which reserved rsitez
q Few asyA rssalflag IN . pe<nAnsui
c0fa
IRON What know of d.. Lc.x,kse's
professlanal skill nEd trea1mnnl 4 fenl /
cAa moss hesrtiiy resommcad Al u rsnxsz
sanesinx fem asssnee 70 aim. wslk thu
. sarancs AL shay VIII rsoelss mast *,
e~ilcAS psuinsoiuaAi and ma icas treat.
ncnL lsh II CLARK u. DAVIS.
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assHoo FLY CIGARS, rs cents a boz
" boxes. Anii-Cooiy. a. The Nersa
ss he~- Deoos. MAJ ~. ssiT la
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axscs Hccaa. Of E:askA<rsy. (Ik
szss b. owrs kb life 70 0slmors's Mac
pssis Esx1r. Try o. l. a. sxxwxxr Dc
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wssn there 1. no vins. s-sry nAa /.
. piise
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A cArraaxp FsGrrsArE psscsv.


Capt. Coleman, schr. wsymouih. ply
toe between Atlantis City snd ". T..
had been trvunIed with cough 10 shat
be vas unable 70 deep. and vas induced
% TRY Df. Eirs's Neg Discovery for
Osusanption. II not only gave him
instant relief. bss silsyed ths extreme
s.rerszs In his breast HIS children
VEN similarly s6sesed. snd q single
dcse hst the sans happy elect DIR.
xmas Nsv Discovery 70 flov TIE stan
anF1 reDedy tn the Coleman househotd
and On board The schooner. Free Trisi
Bostses Of shis standard remedy xf A. h
SrrwAxrs Dfue Store. do
PRoprx TREATMENT reR cesCus
That The reader may fssiy nsaer-
ss&ai What cnststates good COACH
and Lang syrup. we oil say that Tar
and Wild CheFxy x the es&ls u the
besi remedies yet discovered. Thee
incrs.agsnsa with s<vsr<l OTHERS eqsaify
~ sf6caesosx sassr largely an.o DR..
Bs~Ankofs Coach and Lanx Syrup. shaa
ruskiua d one of ste fssss ssii4hle n0v
o. the u,Askst. Prsce 50 eenss aud o..
ssnpiss frs. Sad BY A. h SIRE.
lNr. do
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9<sns oz:as c. ~. cerc, nsss<ss
Ay1 rnH1-kl<S WHARF On
~ Wede@tax - cn1afc4S, r~<uk11n6
41!n14T 40 8u11H1. cz1Ezzu - r<4n-
49, tten<41I. MUa t&n11nE. SknG<o
CIV Me1n1 fx1eo- &n<<.nx HD6 al n
owW1x1u1o pu61<s aboxA ~ fro<xhs =
kQ4f1l4 = - whasf. AL
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TIE ntfsmvs 10 break up the news
stand monopoly enjoyed By Hight Hon.
w. n. Smith, has failed. Ths House.
OF Commons this afternoon voted down
the motion Of Mr.. Arthur VConnof.
ths memhcr Cor Queens county, 10 open
the book siands in all railway stations
20 public competition.
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q. q. KfLRouRhE,
e. Wgtlls eRIcf.

Id Nc N~TIQ0'T
s0rs1n1ss * Ia y. r. DentAl cozSexe,
- NITROUS OXIDE aAs GIVEN
~ esrnw Froax aAA Ce1nmhla a ID
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FOREIGN.


The hplFlt MoaepeIv kIll.
BEKIIS. March -Bismarek's spirit
monopoly bill, Of which tbs keichstaa
last week reissssd ne hsss ire sisasss !.
thus rejecting the entire measure.
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BOOKS OPENED. cLosEp AND
- bAisnced N cur once o. fhs - en-
ing dora. Odlce With Welia Fs1rp 4
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Chichester 10 dead.
They usve Certainly Resigned.
Dsspite all the stories 10 the contrary
II IL learned today anihositafively that
both Chamberlain and Trevolyan have
resigned. The Premier has. however,
dseli1od 10 ece<pt their reai0nAffcus,
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HAVEN SEEDS.

A C6I4IMATED AND IMPORTED
GsW0EN sEED<.
SFad for prsre ilss 70 J. W. D0RR Ign
aen. Wnso- TER tasds
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oz1ee 40 st1isA over Smith & sons lev.
esery secrA tn snl.fvkns nssx. frssas q.
LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE GAS
WI. b AAzsntssarsz ~ tAs Dsrsr< sur
thc rarposs ~ axss~xsxng tessa w1khsus
rAfH. ssus
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

German butchers Of this city hare
called . mAss us~etna. Proposed b. sas
IasoTine eisssss, - which tkey VIII ask
that Chinsse siAaahterud pefk be N.
siuded In the bcyeott, and fhsf lx<Qs
do siesa and packers porshass oniy pork
Killed he wHsza hnsntnra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

HoELnrEa. March i6.--At II o'slook
the jury In the Prswisf ease vns sfill
oat. With no chances Il . serdict to-
nizst. II " supVosed thai the Judes
utjl keep thsm Ia ssosnsion for weeks II
q verdict IL nos decided on bsfore.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

John II. Davis. Of Oakland, and Mrs.
ids ksed, a widow. Of the snms piace.
isft Oakland last Tuesday, and have
not bsen sssn since. IL il believed thsy
have eioped ca the East Davis lsayss
. wife and ave children In destitute
oonditlop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

TarocsH. March is.--ship. bark aud
schsoncr pAssed ous; skip passed In.
Cloudy; fresh east wind.
PoKr fowxsngp. March ls.--Arrived--
1tesm schooner Leo, from Aiaaks.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-09

with regard to Eastern Roumelia Her Ia
jesty says that her negotiations have lad
for their object ''to bring the inhabitants
of that country, according to their wish,
under the Prince of Bulgaria's rule, while
maintaining the rights of the Sultan"
As to Burmah, ''the most certain method
OF insuring peace was to be found in the
rmanenf incorporation of Burmah with
l.ar empire
With all the great powers Her Majesty
expresses her pleasure atbeing on most
friendly terms.
International copyright, the commercial
status of the Kingdom in the Caroline
Islands, and the rights of French fisher.
men on the coasts of Newfoundland are
referred to, and sundry matters of domes
tic legislation.
On the whole this is one of the most i'm
portant State documents ever put forth a:
a speech from the Throne. 1t interests
as it must influence the well being of hun
dreds of millions of the human family, anC
may well wind up-not with stereotypeC
phrase,-but with an earnest aspiration
that the rulers of Great Britain may bt
under "the keeping and guidance of Al
mighty Godr'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1886-02-09
The Election at wailuIEu.

EDITOR GAZETTE Having witnessed the closing
of the polls at Wailuku for many years and also
on Wednesday last, was compelled 20 note the
different effect which the several declarations Of
the result of the ballot had on the eIpectaut
crowd. In 1881 the people cheered and made the
velkin ring with their noisy acclamatious of Joy
and rushing for the successful candidates they
took them on their shoulders and bore them of.
So on previous years but on Wednesday last when
the result of the.counting was declared, subdued
silence overspread the waiting masses. The only
noise heard was the strains of paid band which
| serenaded the government candidate who had
been elected. Evidently the will of the people
| had been thwarted by some premeditated scheme.
| Votes we're openly bought by parties working for
| the government candidate. Parties whose names
were on the register were not allowed to vote, as
the tax collector insisted that they had not paid
their taxes, he still holding the receipts. Rumor
had it that there was collusion between the party
! in charge of the ballot box and those working in
| the interest of the government candidate. That
| the manner in which the words "ku pono Ike koho
b3lota" was cancelled was a sign as to how the
party had voted and voters were paid accordingly.
| Also that as an ordinary lead pencil was used in
cancelling, the tax receipt was cleaned and the
party again allowed TO vote No legitimate or IL
| legitimate means were neglected to procure the
election of the government candidate; money, gin,
| intimidation, promises working the supersti-
| tions of the natives by means OF Hawaiian ka-
! huna and chicanery. repetition of Wednesday 3
| dougs is unnecessary TO warrant the assertion
| that the country has gone to the dogs. wonder
| if the parties who did the buying of votes and
bribing ever stop to think that they thus placed
| themselves on a par with the lowest and most be-
sotted specimen of humanity who accepted their
coin, but it is fact in law well as in the estim
alton of those of their fellow men whom they most
respect You have seen it in print now Mr.. Bribel
and perhaps the truth will be more forcibly i'm.
| pressed uDon you. PHILo-HAwAu.