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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-18


me eeaag a a IT fnAlan Pr
esas ana IA apen senssas Is ne isaae
4 ahs sannarv keMsaEg = Raes
eonna eisssa Is hasiea 3Esh aaaiaht p
she vsorsa a she Msrah Raeaas Ceaas.
Itfaan sssui e. shs nsmsas impu 80
- a. hnnIns nen ard shfa e
wa satsn Tssnssy. and taay mas
weli look upsu ~ fntnrs with eaerse
Il hepafnf expsasansg aaeh = 80
hasa nn4as bsfore ba Fcstil1sa = fsas-
fnn. 4 naw lins ne ooaBseta tasM
wiih shs essEas II "a kaal asd > naw
esngstos Is saaine isx fAeia EaaFoa-
nes. ana sziaslna 40 ssneea dezsss =
dssI fairly ~ - rab1ls and p deserve
us paissnaa Haloh u vii Eeeeive.
Or asaxse, no sransseans yiEtzea
- d - sssFsbea - tas uansaaan Pa-
csae Railway Company. u : soF-
psratson. ana Ire ~ q Iss eompstiioFa
is oblaes Is - max mousJs ana 2
make a. mnsh m0nay 81 poaaibse. y
yin not confer hensGAa oat q paFs
rhilnnahFopg. bis i vii s0nfar baneaaa
nons shs lsea. IL advsnt inlruaaass
nav eisnsns 20 eonpssttions and ne
pssple ass neyeF the iaesfs b. sompstt.
essn bsawssn railroads. With the com.
usetfon Al aaah nee ROAD 10 the Pasiha
cosss, shs lnaeFssis o. al are noFe DIT
hsala 10 hArmonlzs and pooling 81
sanasmsnsa are 81 necessity muFs eosn-
plsx ana sncompsata. The hasoo whlah
one lire ~ a. iaaspsndent Earn %
mind ean make ia The entire tFansoen-
slnsniai aysiem Il shown b. tbs falao-
sIon q frsiaht and passenger Saiea
whlsh 80 Sunset Fonte has forced With
Is shs paat six n0nths. In union thefe
4 ssranelh for he railroads. bat IL
nnmtars these i delivszancs for ths
psopis.
TIE psopls Of Seattle hays especial
soason 10 fesl aratianasian 81 ths eom-
plsslsn u this new rouss. Ths lone
eouslnusa saorsaos Tie Northern Pasiis
sAilsoad 10 put bar % tie gE0wth and
pfsaparlig of tkeiz city. havs sari0naly
anasRgersa with iss normal development
AZ q asmasf 81 population SD commerce.
Ii 4 only Gho Dissemination, enterprise
ana ooahdenee Of oar business men
whlsh hes eaahlad them % hold 1hsLr
own ia aplts o. sha maFked diaarimlna-
,loma aaainst them. Tae Northern Pa
site gsls iAst thay wsEe IN lee powef and
lhat 4 coaid DO e. Il pleased with them
snd thalr baalnaas. Nos. hswevsr. tha
onndiiloaa ara ehnnasd. The ahlupara
81 saassls can afford % be IS lndepsnd
enl 81 ahe NoFthaFn Pacific "a they
ahoaaa. II that company desires their
haslnsss. h viii Be oompeliea 70 aak for
Il and % offer such knaacsmenss a. will
aAel kraaia. Ifll does not want their
bualnsaa. there II anothsF llne whlch
doaa and which il wiliins - oiisE for
Il every indaoameni. Il viii deliver
R0oda on our whagvaa a. qasekly. IN as
good order and ~ sasis AesoEiIy Ia every
passiunlaF as ihs Northern Pacific, sud
Il vii not assume al altitude oAi0a.
latod 10 raAks lls patrons helseys that Il
Il Displaying raFa sondsacensEsu IN
dal0ninR 10 secalys their business.
Il ihe town aife boeminR, rule o. ruin
poliay o. ths Northern Pacific Is eoa.
tlnned, e musi b. a The cast, not Of
Seattle, hat Of the eompauy. Form riy
~ wera largely dapsndsat npan that
road; nov We are net. FoFmesly they
we're masters o. the altaasioai nos they
a. n..h
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Lord Randolph ohufchill'a plan fer
ELI rovefnmeat soE Ireland. il IL aid.
e RAPIDLY being elaborated 81 the am
bitioan yonnR politician vho fathers Il.
and Il Is further said that Il will receive
the support Of Harrington ard bis fol-
lowers. 10 which ease Il Is very likely te
become law. Il i therefore No won
Der chat EneIiahmen. IFiahmsn. Scotch
msa and Wsiahman are alike earioas as
10 whAa thss much landed pian q Lord
kandnlph's may prove 20 be. II CON
aiaienay we're one Of the traits u the
Tory Chancellor Of ths ExehsqueE. IL
would be easy enough 70 tell What the
plaza would nos Be, bet Lord Randolph
haa made % many changes n bis view
Of she lFiaa question that Il weald be
haaardoua 10 venture q prediction a. 10
WhAs be will not do next. TIE Difficult
ties under which be laesEs. hawsver,
can readily be andsrsteOd- He "a an
daasogine 10 elaborate a plan for ths
hsaaar government q Ireland waich
shall be acceptable 20 q party. o. rathaF
10 eongsegAtiue d paztiss. whose only
pauuF Of cohesion lies IL he deadly
hostility 10 ths granting Of = better
esvernmeas b ireland. he must u the
sAme slime aAiiAfy tha psople Of Ireland.
ef bis plan will prove a. great 3 failure
- tie many which have eoas before g
have proved. No effort II govern Ire
land successfully aeootaine 10 Enelish
tdeAa can ever saoceed. Isl 10 faiiiag
- eempsehsad this tacs thas Enalish
statesmen have erred for seven cen.
tartsa 1hey have psssiaiSatly 81.
esavoEad % aeply Knzlish ias4s Il
gsE<Fnment 70 people Totally { iasrSnl
from shosa II ENGLAND. Eaei them nsw
aiiempi 10 govern Ireland assoFdina "a
Irish tsisas ef Rpsernment. iet lAsrn
adopt q Plan Walsh VII Be acceptable
e the iriah Vsopis. and ne British En-
psFe ell have % Eore loyal sahiecaa
thAn aAs reople ef aEelAnd ne Isish
eaesaicn will Disappear - qaiekly thai
Ne wesia van wonaar where ia soald
have fcna,
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eENERAl AND NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY A. E0NGAKER, NJ. ID.
Graduats Of wuEnans Medical Consge
Of Pennsylvania.
Once and residence, carner Cherry and
Third streets. Oifice hours frum 8 to Il
and from 70 o'clock.
Particular attention given 20 the treat
meat Of diseases af women and children.
Consultations In English and German.
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20 c0MTRAcTQRa.

CEALKD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
y al the ONCE 81 tie O. and r. $. r. r..
af Seattle. until Saturday noon, Aus. n,
1854 for tho constr uction or two large
trasfiaa on the line Of the Columbia sid
Puget Soana railroad, between R9ntnn
and NewcaEtle. Plans ah4 specifications
car be Baen II this o8llca.
n. ]. NIfaNKR,
anfftd Assistant Superintendent.
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FoF Rent.

Two HOUSES On FOURTH ST.
II baf@NrR SRnee4. prl1N aH4 THIRD :
Aay xSew n eash : Corpins water II ssh
helzaq8 5aFs paaasha. eie&nad and kAasa
lszszfaa inside fr0n sAgaeS % eEssaE- In
aas4e e ii. H. RkAex. eaxnnr AZ ~ and
%affezf aevsaeta MnHE
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FOR SALE.

II AUNDRY IN OLD TACOMA; no.
4 = lnR 3 coed cuatum business reason
for sailing family matters. Fec partlcU-
iasa Inquire o. n. kAkakl2 k1Ikh
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E&aIAAa4a MANA y 11tlA
On. III. d. TsDNaAKRR Dear Sir. For
GEARS had hean aff1icEed with 3 haaTY.
painful feeling IN my f0rehaad and az
night weuid BE troubled with difficult
breathing. coughing and oxpectaFakiBg.
20 that I had bur little rest I was very
miserable from this caknrxh q the head,
nose. and the sathma, for which could
Ind no relief. had basu pronounced in
cuEahio when [ soaRht your care and
treatment from which resolved relief
In few dAyA resulting in permanent
care
Fram what know az On. I.ungaker's
professional skin and kraasmank i feel
car most heartily recommend Al persons
suffering from disease 20 him. with the
assurance th&t they win receive NEST ex-
cellent professional and medical traat-
menk. CLARK ID. DAVIS.
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EOR RALn-

Es4NE FARM N FAE1M A VALLEY,
= 10 msies freHa NnS9A \ aktEaAs y aeres
q haxs aAa koaee and aattzalnsa !
WiA b Aasa - inertia IAktMM SapE. Ia 81
astan{a stxa5ors saia. kn@Nlra or aa1reaa
WA14sAck Willy.
Nefs AsmEaazsnatar, NoStA fakkma.
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WANTED.

A GENTs TO HANDLE CAssEI.L a
n Co.'S world rrenowHed holiday books.
Send for circular or call on Il A. DIT
BRING. 81 Mrs. Wyckofz a corner Second
and EharrF streets, Apply early a. rights
frgr rnanffs.a will nftan - La auae
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aEw ADVERTISEMENTS
4. IaHAia IgpGg ID d :. aad /. &.

SPECIAL COMMUNICATION or ST.
y JaAn'a Lodge will he Aeid q Masonic
Al : onlonk a full ans uuRetua1 attend
ance d desired. Business third degree
work.
Al Masons IN good standing ere cor
IA. HATFIELD. W. n.
n q Ru0NKV Sec
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WANTED.

An ENERGETIC CHRISTIAN
drasa OF eall On A. II. aHUMATM. 81 Hrs.
WYckulf ), near corner aecond and Cherry
Streets. Walk % upper sitting room
arlthouf rfnQInR. Ru1s
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WORK CATTLE.

4 WILL ARRIVE N sEATTLR ON
J OF about August ssh with 20 head Of
f3raf.csaxs work cattle. y htch / viii sell 81
hasieoak nrlrna A. i HAKEH
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PICKED UP,

A SKIFF. Is FkET LONG. FEET
= 4 eessas wei 5ails ARd sEraaN. Tia
9wner caa reeoFer Il ~ calling e. Justice
- nl-..a ia
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Annie Wright Seminary,
TACOMA. VI
4 Bsardisg ana Pay SsAasl hr Girls.
Tha Rsgka Rev. Blskep Paddock.
IA. n. recacE Sn4 Feun3er.


ChrtsSmaas Term beEfHs sept. ..
rTHR BEST INSTRUCTION Is GIVEN
a In MA4 81 hAGEt1Ans kEe7cAs Lam.
MnaAe. DgMuln9 ard Painting.
PnnAls are kAkea a. AL ages and % aHF
tfma Il Is iutpaEaAlt. h1WeFcf. - enter
early "a TIE term.
ne aeAAgs e the schaol h b. fareisA q
psaAaans Christian keaEe where gtrla can
reeezye shnfaHEn ayszeHAstE iREtFue4ica
assRrs h4neA vita culture kzsa rNfuesnFnt
Eur eMeAsagae and parttc1iars address
Mas E.xsEUKL H. WILLS
iyls - Tace1.A M@sA- Tee.
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Rooms to Let.

DI,kAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
u kaqulse a. keany haaek, tie Colau-
hsa zzTasss aeAr kEuae aaI In
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SNOOUALMlE FALLS

THE sEATTLK sQUAK AND sN0-
\ qnalmie transportation Company is
now prepared to carry passengers and
Intermediate pciata. with promptness and
dispatch. The shortest quickest and best
route 70 reach the famous Snequaimia
Falls. hop ranches. and hunting and FISH,
ing grounds Of that region.
Two stages q day from seattle 20 Sqaak
leaving q. r. Stones grocery store 90
q. M. and p. N. For further par1i culara
apply a. stones grocery store Front
street Rp11
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WANTED

N ENERGETIC MAN OR WOMAN
n Tor q special canvass; s. 70 g per dag
easily made ne hHmhuK. Fox paFticu-
lAsa call 81 this oflce. au1T s
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Or. H. q. Ion KER

RADUATK or THE uNTFER-
III aiEH nf rHnsg fxania. hMa peEMar
nem3zF lenM&ad IN SeazEiM
Has removed his G1zlcE ana residence
e the carnnr * ChaExg and Thlnd Streets
n. Lonaaksr makes q speciaiky q dis
$780, az the
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GEO. w. CRAm n,
WasAiMwtan TerFitary Kmplaymeat IA
neAa, neaF eeFnNr eommeretal and
MMaAAAataa s1raraA. anallle. -
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w WANTED.

FOR SALE.
sfNAtsa TORY H0usk AND LOT ON
4 Third street.
City Lots, 81 IS and eas up.
secondhand Furniture store.
BIO acres land. part cleared, 81 par sore
Waite river r&sch, cleared bottom. SIS
3 Restaurants. $50. StS0. $50 bargains
eoaatry Hotel with bar. laundry.
Co1Btrs store, arxAn: aaaoona.
Vacant Government claims. Ice acress
n king and snohomlsh eoansisa 50 )
vacaasa cialus. SO grsllnQuisAea home
sassdA eE prs-empsiens eloa silA use &c
ktNesacre hoaes. eloarad - uR
Trade City Lets tor kAnch,
4ortRsess - aeaAa pgSspeyts 10 q n. 200
CITY ana Ceansy scrip.
New and sseona.hAna SAFES.
WANTED.
Moaey goed security best interest
Wemen Ana 2ssls, hlehaas wares Md.
lronera. washers and cooks No. pay.
70 furnish fasa banda - Der month.
NaaxaE4eFs and AEsAta &25 per monkh
fartnar % improved stock Ranch. $50
Two lasy PAEtaerS Ter lfa. b i've we'll
FOR RENT.
A number Of iIapEagea farmA
Nine4eaa AoaaaA q 10 So
Fnxnlshoa e. nneuraiahed rooaaa wiGh
er without board. q mentA ap.
POpAias Salcon. 80
- sore raacA. lmpEpved orchard and
hay ne cMah reHk
sAeese Improved rAncA. 8 = mankh.
tie0se aaa iArge EAraea. IN iowa.
Gao. w.. CRAmE,
WasAiMxtan Territary kmPlsymeat N.
neaa, near earn0r eemmsrsial aAa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06
THE PEOPLES STORE
Wishes You and all
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
New Year
And Many Happy Returns Of
the Day.

WITH THE COMMENCEMENT OF THE NEW YEAR it and
that should business.
Through the great business and the facilities at
enabled goods will
profit than heretofore Daring the last few months have been negotiating
with their selling their productions d
successful and all goods that quantity will
smaller
will especially noticeable Goods Clothing Boot and
Shoe Furnishing Glove Corset Departments
marked
millinery
All placed with the
stock goods that will
be appreciated by you and reflect credit usi
We Department
in cotton isle silk or kid will be fitted to the hand.
With the viii Mems Boys, and
Chden Straw Hat Our word for will the cheapest
n Angeles.
will all
We will be enabled bargains that resist
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06


The foods in Pennsylvania have beer
extensive and vast amount Of damage
has been done, but no loss of life is re
ported.
At Rondout, New York, during 1
food. one man was drowned.
The Belfast Loyalists will meet and
protest against home rule for Ireland.
Terrible distress is reported among the
people on the west coast Of Ireland.
John Kelly, of New York. is troubled
with insomnia and nervous prostration
He will have to quit politics.
San Antonio, Texas, has fears Of 0
smallpox epidemic.
O'Leary Is now only sixteen miles
ahead of Weston in the great walking
match.
England had slight shock Of earth.
quake at South Devonshire yesterday.
Gladstone will meet the Liberal mem
bers on the 10th instant and tell them
how be proposes to settle the Irish ques'
ton.
Morris beat Saylor game Of billiards
at San Francisco last night by score Of
500 to 33l.
Chinese laundrymen have been ar.
rested In San jose fer violating city
ordinance. They will contest.
An effort is being made to induce
Gladstone 60 visit the United States. he
may come in the autumn.
The telephone case has been decided
in favor Of A. 7. Bell. He ia held tc
have the solo right to the patent and all
others are infringements.
The A., T. 4 s. y. Road has declared
dividend OF \ per cent, and will build
$50 milea Of new road.
De Lesseps has started with his corps
Of engineers for Panama.
The members Of the Austrian army
are to be vaccinated.
A railroad wreck at Duncannon, Pa,
caused the death Of A. c. Mann and T.
B. Baldwin
The engineers Of the New York ele.
waited railways are on q strike.
At dance in Clay county. Kentucky,
last night, four men engaged in a free
fight, and all were killed.
Keene, the aesar. Is much improved
and will be taken to Nsw York.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06
Lucky MEN.
The President sends a Long List
10 the Senate.


WAsHISaToN, January 5.-The Presi-
dent has sent the following nominations
to the senatel Wiley J. Tinnin, Sur
yeyor of Customs Of San Francisco; H.
M. Jewett. Of Massachusetts, Consul at
Sivas; 0rland V. Powers, Of Michigan,
to be Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court Of Utah. To be Postmasters--A.
7. Rowe. at Norway. Maine; Frederick
A. Childs, at Battleboro, Massachusetts,;
Isaac Collins, at Adams. Massachusetts;
Chas. G. Cressey, at Gloucester, Massa.
chusetts; D. W. Northup, at Middleton,
Connecticut; Edward g. Rrownell. Al
Moodus, Connecticut; Julius Wasser-
man, at Amsterdam, New York; Calvin
s. Stowell, at O'Lean, New York; Ar
thur Branson, at Clinton. New York
NJ. F. Hill, at Towanda, New York; A.
j. Greenfield, at OH City, Pennsylvania
Wm. R. Dawson, at Tideout, Louisiana;
Camille Moller, at Donaldsonville,
Louisiana; Julian Field, at Fort Worth,
Texas; Jas. F. Sheppard, at Brenham,
Texas; Mrs. L. Smitherson, at Sherman,
Texas; X. L. Jennings, at Marshall,
Texas; Albert Mann, at Pittshurg,
Kansas; Francis Baasenat, New plm,
Minnesota; Andrew J. Hill, at Hot
Springs, Arkansas; A. P. Cramer, at
Ayoca, Iowa; Thomas Fl. l.. Lantry, at
Algina, Iowa; john @. George, at
Dwight, Illinois; D. w. Gould, at
Moline, Illinois; James c. Haines,
at Pekin, Illinois; Joseph Dnnham.
at Geneseo, Illinois, Robert Mcneil at
Rock Falls, Illinoisi John Westerman at
Carlinvilie, Illinois; Thomas Henneberry
at Braidwood, Illinois; Miles j. Fenlon
at Streator, Illinois; Joseph 0sthelier at
Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin; q. w.
weishred at Oshkosh, Wisconsin; Harry
NJ. Brown at Columbus, Wisconsin; d.
c. Hill at Painesyille, Ohio; W. Leng
at Cardington, Ohio; George L. Phillips
at Bethany, Missouri; Wm. A. Wright
at Moberly, Missouri; John s. Hamlim
at Eaton Rapids, Michigan; Joseph I.
Richards at Buchanan. Michigan; A. I.
McGinnis at Menden. Nebraska, John
u. WelIsbat at Humboldt. Nebraska; j.
G.. Shaver at Canon City, Colorado;
Marie Hollingsworth at Silverton. Colo
rado; B. E. Goodall at Leadville, Colo.
rado; Susan Mitchell at Visalia, Califor
MIA; Wm. c. Brown at Salt Lake, Utah;
b. P. Albert at Stuart, Iowa; John R.
Smith at Kendellville, Indianal Wm. II.
Bennett at Button, Indiana; Dennis
Egan at Liberty, Indiana; James f. El-
dred at Richmond. Indiana.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06

EUREKA, New, January "a fatal
accident occurred in the Eureka Con
solidated mine on Ruby Hill this morn
ing. A little after 5 o'clock. William
Peters. while running carload Of
waste rock from the workings on the
third level OF the mine to the station,
there to have it hoisted to the surface,
ran it into the shaft. Both man and
car fell to the bottom of the shaft. dis
lance Of over 500 feet. The remains Of
the unfortunate man were found shortly
afterwards in horribly mutilated con
dition, He was a highly respected
native Of Cornwall, about As years Of
age, and leaves a wife and three
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
A Los Angeles Gambler
Shoots.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
A Few of the People Favored by
Cieveland-A Fatal 500 Foot
Fall.
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS

Special to the Herald bH Associated Press.
SAN DIEao, January 5.--Two gam
blers named Charles Holtz and Fred
McCloud quarreled in a saloon on Fifth
street last night and as the result Holtz
received pistol ball in the head from a
pistol in the hands Of the latter. The
bullet entered the left cheek and lodged
ia the upper cavity Of the nose. The
wound is not necessarily fatal but as the
victim is in poor health it is expected
he will not be able to stand the shock.
His assailaut is lodged in Jail. McCloud
has family in Los Angeles Holtz is
a single man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06
lnnd NsYs Enlrnres ald HOnMRpelers.

Those that love homemade sweetmeats
and pickles wishing TO have such articles
put up as Jelly, Marmalade. Preserves,
Peach or Apple Butter, or canned fruits,
Cordials, Sweet Picked Fruits, Chow Chow
Catsnp, Mangols. or anything. that can De
done with fruits, can have them done. at
their homes or ranchos by calling on Mrs:
ii, X. Richmond, 1888 East First street. Will
20 BY the day or week. Give her CALI
auR2ff
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06
S10.O00.

n1a ana.wILL BUY SO ACRES OF the
HlU,UUU best moist land in Los Angeles
county. miles south OF the city, all fenced,
flowing artesian we'll can irrigate the
whole good house OF 3 rooms, cloi cts;
l50x200 feet enclosed by fencei oarnyatq
soon or il will be Withdrawn from market
" : daCQlf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06

~ ACRES, house Of rooms. stable and
L L outhouses: plenty water for irrigationi :
l acre alfalfa, 10 acres in bearing fruit,
both deciduous and citrus. $4,000.
Also 16 acres near the above that is all un-
der cultivation, with plenty ilrigating water,
for q 80 DER acre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06

BATH, Me-, January 5.-EIiiah Up.
ton senior editor of the daily Times and
american Sentinel. died this morning,
aged 70 years.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06

0eDEN, Utah, January 5.-The trial
Of Apostle Lorenzo Snow on the second
and third Indictments for unlawful
cohsbitation during the years 1888 and
1884, closed to-day with a verdict Of
guilty. Judge Powers in charging the
iuries took the ground that, ''If the de
fsndant has legal wife living, which
means the iirst, whom he supports,
recognizes and holds out as wife, and he
lives with another woman whom he snp-
ports, recognizes and holds out as wife,
then the defendant is guilty OF unlaw.
full cohabitation. The Marmcps pitted
eight Of the best lawyers in Utah against
Assistant District Attorney Bierbower in
these cases. Sentence will be pronounced
on the 10th instant. While the jury
was being empanelled in the case Of
James r. Nelson for unlawful cohabita-
tod, the defendant announced that he
desired to change his plea Of mot
guilty" and plead guilty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06
puARrE. Near the Postottlce,

s)a ACRES, all in bearing fruit ard vines.
~ as follows:
10 acres bearing orange trees, of which 800
are Washington Navels; all are strictly first,
class; acres in foreign vines, bearing 5
acres in lines. lemons aud apricots, acre
alfalfa; house of rooms, closets. pantry,
porches, barn, chicken and other out
houses; near church and school. and all
surrounded BY a LIME TREE tnot bush)
HEDGE. The lines brought 500 last year.
1000, half cash, balance ON reasonable
time
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06

IN ACRES outside City Limits. III story
III house of rooms and cellar. we'll, wind
mill and 6,O00gallon tank, barn, chicken
houses, cows, wagons, 200 cniekens,
choice breed, horses. harness, culdvators
and plows il sold soon will be disposed OF
for TIE small sum OF 81 1000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06
IN CONCLUSION

We that has been constant aim to sell cheap possible and
started TO 2oo feet at present shows whether we have been doing
with the proofs before that house the State elsewhere sell goods
throughout small ratio of profit
We kind
will be than the We
emany share the pubc patronage