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New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
WORK OF THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL (SpeciaD The House
judiciary Committee only about half completed con
sideration Of the Bankruptcy bill. The subcommittee
10 which 1t was committed will probably report the
measure though some of its members said to bo In
doubt abou. IT, General Collins. however, says that he
10 fears that fair bill will be reported to tho House
IN Senate the bill ID second general ORDERS aud
will probably be passed the Educational bill
Is disposed Of The Senate bl to pay district judges
$1,000 salaries is now before subcommittee OF tho
House judiciary Committee It's fate is uncertain, but
the bill will probably pass This committee is engaged
~ considering elaborate measure 10 FeOrsahsc INC
FEDERAL courts aud 10 relieve the Supreme Court Al
tOney General Garland has made some Suggestions on
the matter and II the OF his Pan Electric stook 90
take up too much his time he is expected soon TO
appear before the committee and explain MS views on
tue subject Tne judiciary Committee has also ulder
several bills relating 10 tho Court OF Ala
bana Claims. An effort IL being made 10 aulhOrze
new That will be done else some extension Oh
power gwen to the old court.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
LOSING pRroES Og PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
FRIDAY. Feb. l2-P. ".

FRIDAY, Feb l2-P. N.
There was little in to-lay's dealings in stocks other
than local trading and scalping" for small profits
The market was fcyersh and irregular all the way out
Chicago again gave reports of ratecuttug only soon
to deny and then reproduce them aid these re-
ports with much talk about renewal Of gold exports
$500 900 will go impaired an unsettled tone
In market that entirely without what is called
outside support. Lake Shore made special point
OF attack and It's price was marked down
Ia per cent 10 ssle Erie unusually active
aud furnished 2 per cent Of the whole days number Of
shares purchased and sold; 1t early sold at 2si2'
and later IA low as 27as Tue coal stocks fuctuated
irregularly and widely sometimes they seemed to be
very weak and sometimes very strong but they
wore the strongest when they seemed TO be weak and
we're the weakest when they seemed to be strong The
spurt In Reading which carried its price from % to 247s
came suddenly aud from what quarter no one seemed TO
know. The dealings In the stock amounted to
80 600 sharcs and at tho close the movement was as
much OF a puzzle II was at It's inception. fayorte
theory was that New-IOrk Ia heavily "sh0rt' or the
stock In Philadelphia and that the movement was
directed against that interest Just before tne ending
there was sharp rally for the whole list and the hnal
gains very evenly divided, but tho closing
was n character which does not warrant the erpeeta
tion OF much buoyancy for tho remainder OF tins week
IA was noisy and domOnstrative.
Only a small business done in Governments at
the boards but the OF the large dealers the
sales aggregated large amounts and the demands for the
4. and la. were unusually heavy. Bids for the II
were dyanCed y and for the 4l9S per cent. Annexed
are the closing quotations
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPT rs OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rfrer. Vessels and n IIyoq1s
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CHICORY-In fair demand steady and unchanged.
COAL-Ihe market shOWt q sOmeNh hat better Some
think the bottom has Oeen reached Negotiations the
railroad companies looking coal cOmbn tiOu Of
the ends view have tendency TO mD1rt stesleT tone
cheerful feeling the trade 1t
coal circles that advance prices Likely be
before the the month Coal operators that
the plaus regarding the Of the coal properties
carried out 1856 be made Of the most profitable
years III the history OF the companies
COCOA-Quist and generally unclhn2eL
CUFFEE-spot 40 quiet out nrm at sNc. for fair
saes -, $50 bags, closing February S75GhS2 March
aH7O; July. 6650670; August, 67OQ6 -; Srpember,
go d6S0 october $3.50 80. Mid grades quiet. 500
bags Maracai5o sod private terms 80
CoTToN-spOt Cotton arm and unclaimed sales. @ 2os
bales ng. all for home consumption receipts
ports tely. 2j 666 bales against O69 this day
last week and 09S2 last year; for the week, lOolS
against ll9jS last and 6S6lS last since sep
temberi 43l ji3 against 42499l2 for the same period
last season.
quotations according the American classification
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
SPECIAL COUNSEL TO HELP GooDE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-All the special coun-
sci engaged to assist SoctOrGeneral GoOde in prose
cutting the suit against the Bell Telephone Company with
exception OF Judge Lowrey. OF NewYork are In the
city and will hold conference at the Department Of
Justice Ex-senator Thurman arrived here this morning
and spent the day with the Solicor-General looking
the papers in the telegram was received
from Judge Lowrey to-day saying that he is suffering
attack OF rheumatism but that he expects 10 DO
able to como to Washington early next week
The bill in of preparation VIII not be filed
until IL has been fully considered and approved by all
the counsel 1t is Xpeoed however, that II will be
ready filing ny the middle OF next week. The place
the suit shall be instituted will not be determined
until the bill prepared and all other preminares ar
ranged
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1886
Villas AND THE FOREIGN MAIL SERVICE.
TRYING 10 RUSH HIS BILL THROUGH THE HOUSE

TRYING 10 RUSH Ills BILL THROUGH THE HOUSE
POST OFFICE COMMITTEE.
WAsH!NGTON, Feb. - (SpecidD The report
OF the majority of the subcommittee in favor
OF the bill to compel vessels owned by citizens
of the United States to cary United states
ocean mails AMI accept the and inland postage as
compensation provoked warm debate In the House
Post Office Committee to-day. Messrs. Riggs and
Warner the Democratic members OF the sub committee
tried the bill through that could be reported
TO the House Tomorrow Mr. Riggs planned bis desire
for haste by saying that Chairman BlOunt, who was
absent, is extremely anxious to secure action by the
House practicable. OF course Mr. B!ounts
anxiety is due to the urging OF r Via who Is the real
author OF the The minority member OF the
sub committee is Mr.. Burrows. OF Michigan, whb made
vigorous speech against the b the grounds OF his
opposition being first that 1t Is unconstitutional because
it seeks to take private property for public without
adequate cOnpenst ttOn. and, second, that the amount
Of and inland postage the south Amerioan China
and Australian mails Is not sufficient to pay Tor uclf
transportation
Mr. Jones' OF Texas suggested that IL might he well 10
amend the bill enlarge tue discretion OF the
Postmaster General and thus Olvate the constitutional
objection raised by Mr.. Burrows. Such an amendment
would be OF practical value In after the retirement
OF Mr. Villas from the Post Occ Department and there
fore it would remove none OF the objections to the
measure. The attempt to rush the bill through Was
defeated. and the matter will be decided Oh Monday.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

ST. LoUtA Feb. l2-FlOuf steady Xxx. ~ 30As340: xxx
IS OU1sS 8 saalv - 20 as So clolce - lb0A 7o
Fancy d51i ~. Patents "a 90Gs5 no Wheat duJi
M Rcd Casn go February so leo bid March. 90 &c.
Nav 81 a03 &c. Corn h,sher No Mixed Cssn - 490;
Fehrngry "a &c, March % 4ci Nav. 81 eo Oat> nTm ;
No z Hi1c9 Casn- 2ga25eoa March Soho asked Nay
SIc Kye bzner at 6OJ. Barley dun no sales but
ior aulet CfoaDery G3te Dairy lBnZic EgSs steady
Al lie Flax u6ohanqod dsv seal, unsaaaasd man
gsc AZ mill. corn haa ara AZ VI 80 WhisSy 81 10
Pork. sIi 26 Bulkmestt-Lons Oiaar 81 30 sa1rs IN az
Recelpts-F,oL 5000 nnlS ~heaL 90OOp nlshA porn
IO1 OOO vus oats $4,000 Jus Rye LOCO bnsId baflsv
900 p2sh shiposnts-FIOnr 7O0l bUiA' wheat O,VVo
BUSH Corn 1900 usts 5000 oasL Rye. ......
guslL: BarIey, 1000.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

Ioypoy Feb IT 1890 m-Cnitet states Four ana oho
nan Per Cent Bonds ll3 excoupon Atlantic ana urea
Wrstern FIrs Murgage Trustees Certificates 80 10
second MORTGAGE. II l. Canadian Paclnc n6,s Ero,
do soc ,nd Ionsos SIs Illinois central li1 ehuVu,hu
81 Paul omnon O0l9 New-lOrk Ccntrai, iOObi He"ih2
ILL 49,, ...,. .,,roo Oar Cent pontos
a Ar frame 80 crntimes for the account , 49,. oo
pn-COns0ls, lcO ll.l6 Tor both money anu tnS c. ~
count Atlantic and Great WeYterl FIRST M3r'BEe osl
80 srtinra,r. AZ Canadian Pacific, bih 81
tommoI 9Jss; New. iorl Cenu1l l0Jt; Reading llS
4OJ MAR silver IA quoted At ~ oi0h per
Paris adyccs quote fhreo Fer CENT hehVoS ~ % '
40 Confines for the account ,,or a, Ji francs
Pars adYIees quote exchange On ioH''' "
II - G IN for checks
Hudson nay Company 22ea
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

state bonds were negect-i and the market was with
There were no transactioEs IN city OahK
A wcILdistrbuted business done In railway bonds
and In issues the transactions amounted 70
figures and advancing prices. Erie second cOnsoIs
closed ~ higher at 957s cNcoupOns sold at $50 ana
Rome Wntcrtown and Ogdehsburg hrsts were up = AT
pJIl Central OF Sew Jersey d"hcHture Os were active
a, -Ild-- Cbesapcake and ohio first. Series b. rose
SANDY So we're fr ~ 1903 Canada Southern second ~
,nre ,v AT pl and West shore guaranteed l. were In
were steady at o. Louisville ana Nashville general is
ros, 10 100 hrsts Now Orleans aud Mobile
per cent 10 lO}, ani seconds i2 20 90 indiana Bloom
turton ana Western hrm at loOInyfnycttc.
BIoomimgton ana Munclo frss per cont to lOl.
Denver aud Rio GTande nrsts were firm a. ll.A, but
fr.s western were on y at 20. Oregon short Line Is
we're up D, at 1904 Texas and Pacific ir.ts, Rio
Grandc division. were steady at about o. Noflhrrn
spectiycly. ONT Colorado and Santa fc gold u were
I'm ioudou British con4ols strong and closed with
l. per cent advance 100 lllO Tor both mOhcy and ao
count United states bonds were steady at UNCHANGED
oultattous American railways opened HIGHER and made
further advances at midday. but closed lsds of from
best prices. Bnr liver l-lOd higher AT 10 V.Iod
AT PARIS French per cents declined 70 sL3N 0HliO'
and sight exchange on London was easier at 2ol''a
The bnsimc,s Of tho sub-Trcasury for the week endnS
tnult inc IA les receipts OF $q.S3J,30D AMI payments
Of fGool o30 eavi9E aG general paIsnce al Slo9.1"-
uareut gain Of SOB, go. But dcductng from the
receipts SlsOOOO aud from the payments SI"3,oVo
Tor items Il transfers which only affect the sub
Treasury. nccouut with the General Treasury It's true
gain affecting The banks is T?33o23o To-lays
9l.IiI.s27 currency balance Fll,2o3'l96 com bal
Money was easy at llqa2 per cent, aud closed at
The Clearing House statement was "a follows: Ex-
changes $I23. .27J. .G73; balances, g. 0s33
The foreign exchanges continue dull. but there was
sufficient demand TO stHen rates ana induce tho export
Quotation for business are firm as follows Bankers
bile. 81 s7A and - Sol for long and short SteT;
ling respectively; 5lGl2 aud o. 10 FOR francs 91e ahd
"a. Tur rel
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
LIVE srocg MARKErs BY TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO Feb I2-Tls Drnrprs JoTrHal reports: cattle
Receipts 900 head .jOn head.
shipping IS 7UGE5 7j Sockers and Feeaers so
~ 80 cows Balls amt Mixed II 20 dt5 1j Bulk 81 20
dr3 To-
HO0s-Rccepts 5000: shDmeut+ 5000: market strong;
Rough AMI Mixed ~ 3l1Si ~ pacKing a,0 shpping.
-Receuts 5000 ShIDmcuJs 1909
Nauves OJda ;; Western, O0Qgl 10 Lambs
81 00Q IS Oh Texans. 81 75aE351
Feb l2-C1r>-- Receipts, ,tolav S75 head
thus tar iG4O $3.50
rolslgned through. 80 cars. al NeW
YORK market full siles
Sheep eceDt' rodsy 22uO mead total for thus FAR
20 tOU neaih tine taU 2SCG head
ibrOlgn. cars cars tO NewYOrk common 10 Fair
So 2Jd$i % Choice 10 Extra. 81 Oas 20; Lambs
firm few uI sold.
tOtav $3.50 hean total for 'hns FAR.
1850 head Il no last veek 33,5j heal
signed through ~ cara % 10 New.York market
steady with demand Light Workers. ~ i5dsI 80:
Choice ~ 2nGSi 40 ley extras brought "a so
Mediums. 81 1874 jOi no Choce Heavy here Pzs and
Light. So S5dSl 10.
ST. LOUIS Feb. l2.-Cdus-Hecemts 300 snts
market Fair Choice Satye 5biopng -teers
Butcher steers Is 2jdt - 4Oi COWS
and ,fers s! 2JdS3 10 StOckcrs ana Feeders, 50 OOa
- 20 ~ - ..
Hoos-Recepts. 1900 sniuments. 1000. LI2lt IS COZ
"a 10 PACKING - OOGS4 IS Heavy. ~3 3oas4 80
RecelDts 800 sam Ge6ts mafket nrnl aDs
active Common 70 Choice, 50 pOGti 10.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

offered
Sales ailenbeck Davis: veals. 1855 D. a &c, It@
III b. atSc.
Newton a Giilett: Ohio Veals I2j 10 at &c.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rocepts l6 RS Of 3.207
head equally divided between the yards and we're
back the PepDsylvania ROAD Demand moderate lbut
prices IN general unchsngcd closing steady Medium 70
Prime Sheep sold at 81 60os5 30 100 n with Choice
offered falr 10 Choice Lambs 6G7c The
not fully cleared at Jersey City
Dllenback Dewey 237 State She 81 n, at 4c;
40 Pennsylyana do Is 3D. at - TO- lsi state Lambs "a
M at Sc; 2l3 Western do az a. at &c.
Hume a. Mullen % Western sheep, llS 10 at 4lsc l9l
Western lambs G5 u, al &c 81 state DO ~ H. At O5c
Hallnbeck Davis 2ll csteTn Steep ~ N, at ~ <0
2ll do 80 81 70; l7S Indiana do ioo d. at &c 3ai
i y Phicock 8 10 Indiana sheep lOt n at 81 go
Judd Buckinghcmi $50 Ohio lnDs. "a b at S. 701
n Sader & Go lU3 Ohio SHE 81 n. 50 so 2Os
diana do So H. at 81 to % to 80 TO- at 81 20 III ohio
Ne%ton Giiett 2oJ OHIO sheep 81 ID. 81 So I5i do
81 n. at ~ 20. 80, -, =, -
Jersey city ana II cars 4nhst Tot for six days 3774
head against $500 head Tor the sam TINS last week.
None for sale alive Nominsly ride firm at ~ l5asi 40
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

CINCINNATI Fob IL Flour firm and steidy = te,
"a iOasJ 3J Fancy 81 4ossi % Whea, Corn artvr
No MiIen 3TFs79o oats hrm NO HA1t sor3ng S7o
b. opiat. Sa y B1c BARLEY Lltra NO. SvIinH' aDtV
hos, n1ii st eli 90 iarU lower AZ 70 " " s2 or
meats sIeadvi shoudsrs 81 l2n ShStrsrib sd IS
sscp, vsis IS AZ Wbs1cy dr,n and soaW p,sS
1n, ua, stsaiyi Common aud LIlhL IS 2oSthu1, :hn
me sps gr,soaors a 0OVs4 40i reec'1s iiSi ho'a P
nenls. l,lUO bnzas
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
FOURru.CLAss PosTMAsTERe

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Tho Postmaster
General to-day aPpoiDted tho following fourthclass
postnastcrs:
YsrJaoat-At Chipman's Point, D. u. herwin -.
NeU, ipshireAt Lyme Ccnte. Afau j. warren iNerih
wood NaTows. Charles II. sherman. -,
fGTk-At Tuneeasss sarah +. Holt; COllersvile,
George Luther East Genoa, Joel Coon or vescnd James
CrOpsicy
Klode HIand-At Charlostovn, Benjamin r. 0reeu.
N9ffit Cumberland Centre. Nellie d. hcCauesteri }
kpOx station PIcscOL sLiDesj Beddngon Ejel j. church,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
Iorse south Thomaston. Henry =.

South Cathsge sias Morse South Thomaston Henry s.
Nv eetland.
NdSsOchuseHs-At East Freetown. David Lawrence
NeIr.JsrsSy-At Absecon Joseph ]. Townsend jri Co
lurlia Forest Grove Louisa A. Auin2ck
Green Creek Henry Scheilenger, jr Gr0Veseud, James
FoSerty HarisoIvlIe william ladow ToWnsbury jacob
NJ. Petty
Pansyiranfa-At Mt. Uni1n Mrs Rebecca Ross
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

PENSION BILLS PASSED BY THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-At the evening ses-
son the House passed pension bills, aud st
o:l5 adjourned anil tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13

OIL CITY, Penn. FoD. l2.--Cruie On-Natonal Tran
sit Certificates opened 1853 ard closed at 767s;
highest price. 77s lowest price. 7G Sales l.55S.0UO
barrels clearanccs 5s2s 900 barrels charters 42222
barrels; shipments. 81 si7 barrels.
BRADFORD. Penu Feb. l2.-Crude Oil-NatOna Tran
sit Certificates opened at 76IQ and closed at 7G7s;
highest price. 77i2 lowest price, 7Gl2; clcarances
600 barrels.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CnARLLsToS. Feb l2.-TurDoatino arm at SsiSc.
kAVhSHLn. Feb. l2. -furD6ntlBe nUlJ at 4Uc,
WlLaINGTON Feb h. rnfpsatinc dr. u AZ 33c,
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
LILLE pLrROLLEM MAREEE

The gauge of SIX wells in the Kane district,
Mexican County, Penn, reported TO the ConsoIi
dated Exchange yesterday 3l2 barrels day. Other
wells that promising to bc fairly good producers are
due soon. This the total of the news that was
likely affect speculation. The certificate market
decidedly less active. Prices early to 77s cents
against 7G4 at tho opening and 70 cents Wednesday
night Aftor the shorts had coverod their pressing
the market sagged bat the variation OF quo
tatiOns trihinX and the last CURE scored net gan
4 cent. the close however, was dun ana easy.
Tho range OF prices and the total dealings at tho Con-
solldated Exchange were as follows:
Opening .............. 76l4 Lowest .......... 764
Highest ........... - u Final. l............... 764
Sales barrels $40 900
New-York tribune., 1886-02-13
aaoiatlons according TO The Amerie.n cassiacation
STAINED.

strict Cool Ordinary. .Gi6s MidhnZ 80
opened points lower closing TO higher sales
las. 900 bales,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-22

Proxressen II ths Manse
e. CsmmonA


Emaom, May q Mr.. Glndatona b
- Ao11s - Oonmons thia aftsFneon
Sisted Inst be wn1ld en- Mc1day nsxl
ask he Hoaas foT vet8 of s1pply oe
ecoo1nk, and shea % TAXA up tkA ATml
EEL for daily dabatos Tbs bili waE
paA1ad In order thas Is might b
bEUu1Al tnte opeEatioa bsluRa she old
aes sxpired.
dnslin Mccarthy resumed tha DEBATE
% tas Il me Raie btu this evening.
He azid ttaf the pr0apeuta of HomG
Mal0 had bEiehtansd Raeenlig. thanks
= Lagd 11liah0Eyss revival e4 TIE err
Of No PopsEy,n and tneg eonld %
a8DF4 % wMie for tns aiaboea&knn 81 Z
I e1hsne q imperial fs1efation. The
Irish PaFliamsn1 woale t8ia th Z fedora.
I kion Wn9n the plan Waa ma1ured. He
Woald FathaE tAo OranRemen uen
/ friends than enomies. He hoped they
/ dis not msaa 70 kQht. They ought
rather 60 assist in raR8nsra8ing their
l4lheelhnd. He earnestly hopsd that
/ AAk. 0ladEtone W01ld nos masilAta the
bill o. postpone 4 for q year. Happon
what might. Mr. Gladstone had aiFaady
secured self RsRarnmGas for kEsland.
PROLONGED cheers.
Mr.. childara. home Secretary, said
th4s wAiie tAsEa was no danger ID grant.
tna % Ireland tbs Po9org which the bill
eonfeEs. thoEs vas danger u pefusing
s1ah powerA he believed that as In eha
cassa Of Australia and Oanada the
MEASURE woaid 5e aoeepted b rrsis1d
ooEdiaily and tbs Fnanlt would Be- q par
manent attaahment b EagIand On she
Part of the lrizh people.
Major 5anudogs. Conservative men,
hoR foE North Armagh, vas tie next
epeakeR. In the euurse 81 hia ramaRka
he said: a alRanEs conversion has CO.
cured h The opinlons of The Liberal
leaders and tho supporters of Ne. Par
nells and perhaps we shall never learn
boz their FeoieFeoal action has bssn
bFoaght about. Il is no wondsf that
saeh an arFanRemeut has resulted "a a.
tempting 3 policy supported b. enc
Bntiah and ane Cork lsQ. rRoarn Of
langhteE.l Ine gpeakar advocated the
auppEs1sien Of the National League. he
dta not obisot % the land purchase
scheme.
Farther on h his sposeh hs noausad
the PaEneliites bssou tha RnaRway With
Feoeivlng money from Amezsca, where.
upon Af. o. OBrien aFn1o and sxcitsdly
exnlaimed. rhaI,a false The Speaker
asked Mr.. O'BEian 90 Withdraw his
expression. 4r. Sexton rese 10 apaak,
bnt che Speaker e fhis moment called
upon Major Saunders 90 withdraw
his accusation. aud the Maior responded
by saying be withdrew with pleasure
whst vas contrary 10 aha ruIe Of the
House, whersupoa Mr.. 0fBrlen ax-
claimed. $50 do /. !"
Upon motion Of Visoount Lyminaton,
Liberals tbs debate was adionrned.
THR ExnERAxs 10 NEHr.
LoUDox, Nay GIadstons hes de-
eidsa 10 convene q meeting Of the Lib.
eEal party befaEe the debate IN the
Commons on hnme rule Il concluded.
This will be done in afdaf 90 CONSIDER
the differences which have arisen con
eerninR tha Measure.
WEEK AF1RR NEXT.
Owing 20 the large number Of men,
bsFs who wish % speak on the Home
Rule bill. q is expected tbat the debate
will not close until the end Of weak aftaR
next.
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PAOIRIO COAST.

N9W saw Msl1s
Ponz rowasNND. May 9l.-Tbo Wer.
legn Mill and LambsF Compang a pn1f
hadloek propose heninnina oeaFailnna
about July iat Thop have : naltfar
capacity Of 10000 fset per dav. wi1h
s1o heagioat maoninaEF waNa 81 "a
Rocky Mpentaina. being tho iarnael
single saw mill in ehis country. Tkev
are nov Rtttlna ioas intn lAaiR panA.
shieh haa . holding ospaelly of ian
million feet.
nuli . ReesveF Excessive Gharana.
ekH Faknclico. MAY 9l.-euit haa
heen nronnhl ~ sho snnsrlor Conrt -
3. I. B. Mills a Combany. nrnsn dnnf
ere. 20 Fooosef 9t3.65f from ne Oanqnn
Railway 4 kaviasfisn Companr foF ~.
ooaalSe chaHeea on q shipment o. whnat
mlds ~ plalntins tho latter nart al
issl year ffon districts u Wnahin1tnn
and Idaho IerFitariea saaa af ehs Cas.
eade Mountains % ihia Gig.
Ths Pasrlelao.
BAA FnAncIsoo. Nag 2i.-Tha iury q
the eass q Tlmo.hy Whaisn, shasneA
gith killing his fathef ~ ntfikina SIR
80 the bead vita an are, on ths trth 81
February laa., returned q VardAot fhin
evening" 81 MURDER q l1o aotQ1a o4N4Ha.
The ApseAes.
ToMnar0sn, (AFixl. HAY s1.-The
Apaohes killed tWe Msxiaann On fha
Aseeal raneh, neaT the MeEiean flaa
yesterday. Thay alaa waglaiA anA
killed tWo Maxisans ana fnkaliT
Wenndod 8 bog hatgaan Maasal 8pFinas
end san Pedros rhs leading ellizana
Of Iombgiene haVa aens 3 nstltlom -
Ne unifed States 0oFsrnmant ssfflaa
ieTlh the osndiilun uf aaatns ~ cas-
BAippsng news.
8An RnancIso3, aay zi.-Hafled-
Steamer Msxiao, for FsolorlA and Rafa
PcaT T0WHsEHD. Mny zLs-Ths alp
4ercafy q dieohaEKina q quansitY "a
enal g QqineY wharf, fer MoaNa.
Watsrman 4 Kafx.
1he va 4aaliok towad eho aIip Tnm
O,shanlef an6 bark 0esReo 8. Homas
80 Ne etTalti fael niHht, heth boana
f0g bfIlIah Calnmhia.
1he tu11 Iaooma end Qusan 0ItV aIs
a koEt AnEaiss, nn6 tna Me9af na Neah
bey. hreah westerly Wind8 aiI ao9wd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-22

Edwar4 8fmusau nnaksEhn3.
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ina his luxnrious 1on.s nrf Us fl|ens1.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-22

Ths utbex day . saiior beinuGing On 4
BrilfTk srnnsf anshaEef oa ValIefs. Cal.
went aahnss. aud afsoF : fambis u sss-
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snake, which b had pes h Z ean. He
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ona charastss 81 the psi hs had eazR1t.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-22

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einuAti, stseied - pAytnQ haak hlgs
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foand snat NJ. Anaaraon haanT nea
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ben vel thgaahaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-22

AFAH1& May 9l.-~Hha arina whfah
occurred on lbe frontisR ysslSSslaV 80
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q Ananoa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-22

TKera nrr 90 anita fos fiEasoe peu4-
fna befase So Ha4ole M<sal gonn.l
Caaft. Tha lisl g ~ l1nEl4i etak n4oa
Il fhaf 8taea. ant lnei1eea several 80
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