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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
THE CUTTING AFFAIR.
p Rass Bsesniag Rsa.szrsa-Ths Essi-
iaxashs Msxisua CaPlsal-Rapsrsea
capsurs aaa Dizarmizx e
LAwssus Csnnana.

H PAso. Ana. l1.-The imurs.sson
i gaining REouRd II "a Psao ihat tha
CultinR oass vii b tha auhiaa1 Tor
0iplomakis eoxraGponaanee for some
months 70 eoDe, and that moauwhile
The prisoner vii Be- released
A Rood oeal hes been said daring
the last fsW days eonoeFninQ she d.
fsnselasE oondition of n Paso IN aans
of . sudten attack By the MGxieans.
1here Is really no eanss for alarm.
Ihere are q fsu hundred Mexiann
troops Ia Paso del Noxta. but shey
seem Hnllan. dissatisfied and ready 70
desert ai She frz1 chnnce. On The other
hand, n PAso oonlains some spisnlid
nahllng material. and could Eafso II a.
emefHensy 100 men, Who could hnld
the plaeD against any fore1 The Hexi-
cans MIGHT bring against il until help
oo1ld arrive. Bat these Will prokabfY
9ll Be idle apesalations, - the uhols
disturbances sasma 10 be quietly sst-
ting down.
An oEFER on sERvIuH.
s1x FRAncIsoo, AuR. 11.-fhs cfaesrs
Of she TBird (lrish) Regiment az 4 aua-
cial meeting last night decided . oilar
their seEviaas 30 President Cleveland n
the event Of var with Mexico.
DusARnED Bx MEx1uAEs.
ToznzroNR. AuR. II. = Intelllasnes
wns orought here this afternoon from
Fort Huaehnsa that the Asxioans had
disarmed Lawt0n'a command and taksn
them prisoners. Ihs report ia net gen
orally credited.
EEnE0 AT TIM cErx on MExIco.
Orx o. HHx1oo. Au9. u.-Publis ssn-
timent hare regarding The Cutting casa
u still aroused, owing largely 10 the
threata Of war from the state of Texas.
In an iulerVieg today en- European din
l0maf said; ~The Unitsd States ana
Mckee certainly should ba able % So
Gle the case In dispute. even Il fhev
have 70 resort 70 friaDaly arhtfra-
ton. Il b certain that tha Hiafe Il Chi
huahua has as good q riaht to her
peculiar code as Francs, from whsoh
country Chihuahua took her exRwple.
Il is not likely that the United etatea
IN oase Of z similar affair With France.
wonld make 3 peremptoFy demand Tor
the release Of her eitiEsna. The Unissd
States view Of this case viii nos ba the
view Of European eonntriea"
LkvrsE's COMMAND nor ckPruRnD.
DuEx0 On. NJ, Ana. n.-Gensral
Miles arrived here this evening, and In
an interview be stated that there vas
not q word of truth in The roport Of
Iawton's oapture By Mexican lfoops.
de parted with Governor Torres, Of So
nora, at o'cioak this moFninR and has
oonolnded arrangements By which the
Mexican tr0ope viii aid our troops II
the parsult of the Indians. He states
that the Mexican authorities In Sonora
are In perfect sympathy with our gov
ernment on the Indian question.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
FOREIGN.



LozDoE, Aag. 11.-A sensation vas
caused b statements made in court 60
day Ia connection with the Affairs OF the
British Medical and General Assurances
Association. The hearing Of 8 pesition
for winding up the business sf ne Asso-
citation b IL progress, and during the
course Of She proceedings the Judae
stated that the failure of the oonosrn
was due 10 defalcations whioh would
exceed ESQ, 600. He declared that every
effeFt viii Be made 30 unsarth and
punish the mlscFoanta who had caused
the rain Of the Association.
An Investigated Demanded.
BELEAsr. Aug. 1.-The city & quiet
and the wounded are improving. A
petition, which has received numerous
signatures, has been presented 20 the
Mayor demanding the appointment Of q
royal commission 20 investigate and ~
port upon The causes Of shs disorders
which have occurred here since June.
Re-RIected.
BEzzNaHAN. Aug. II. = Matthews,
Home Secretary, has beea Fa-eleeted 10
the Commons for East BirminQham
without opposition.
- MG0CaAI aME AA4GTAc44aa
DUBLIN, AuR. 1l.-Ths Dungannon
Patriots Union viii send q depatatlon
of Loyalisl orators 10 The United States
and Canada 70 address pnblio meetings
throughout both countries "a the intss-
est Of The Irish opposition 70 Home
Rule. The orators viii leave as soon
a. Parliament adiourns IL the fnll, and
amonR them viii BE- Major Z. J. Baan-
derson. II. p, Cor North Armagh, and
Mr.. Russell.
KanMlsrdb Denounced fer KxtetAnE.
The Board Of Guardians has adopted
resolutions denounoinR I've local land
lords for the eviction of kfty-six fam
lilies. The action of the landlords. the
resolutions say, Is Agcribed 10 ofRamiz8d
attempts 10 create disorders and urine
IN q psaeeable country, The landlords,
knouing that it b impossible for the
tenants 70 pay KAek rents. TIE Board
aaka the GovsFnmsnt 20 take immediate
coRuiEance Of the landlords action, 10
order 70 prevent wholesale pauperism
and the deportation Of large namboEs
of the people Of Ireland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

Afths Royal Insiiiulisn rssonfIy Prof.
DewaF axtibiled f1F ne trsl time said
oxyRsu. lat yeaF t1e Professor cave
4 iesiugs before tns frince of Wales On
liqaid air, bu1, altho14h b and othar
expefimeniers had made liquid oxygen
IA suau quantities, yet No ons haa aao-
oeedsa B Ge1sinR oxynan inso The nDiid
aon42ioa- The ascefai deFias en-
ploysd e ne Hoyal lnstitutinn dependg
apsn afouing liquid oxyEsn 30 exDana
in1o Z p1Ftlal sAcu1m, when t1a n1oFn1-
COS absorption 81 h1as wainn eealmF4'
nirs he eTp4neian reaalss "a ghs rsodne.
liau q ths sid eatgtsn1o. Oxygen %
fki1 eoudiii isu Estsntlas Iaos ID nDpsar-
Knaa. and has 3 lamp4F41ar6 abau4 30
hevYens aensizEa1e Dai@w the freezing
CONT a. walef. A a1ppig of this ma
tsriai vii eaabie eh9mlsfg - aQEE1aoh
- absolais zsr0 of iampsfatars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

EEw fozK. Ana. 1i.-U. 3. So. 1o8ht
IS. iz85f; So. iii5f; Paol1o Ga Isl
Amerioan kxpTeas. los - Canada faotGo
6TA: C4n. ssuthsrn, AZ; Can. Paeinu.
~ BQriinRton, 1851 Iaackasanna,
l2s{; Denver a Rlo 0Fande, 8ltf; Kan
aas a Iaxaa. 11i(; Lake Shore, nj
Louisville q NashTiile, 463{; MiehlQaa
gentEal, 505{; Aorthsrn faciAn. x3&i
preferred, 60sf; Northwestern, 1855
SeW Yofk Ce1fraL 1l0A; Oregon Rail-
Way aud NaYigaiisn. iQa5fi Oregon
TrHnsconiine1tai, 82&s 0raQpn Im-
proTemeuf, ~ Paslne Mail, 585(;
Pauama, 81, kodk iaiand, ilsi Uuion
Paciio. 81 Unlied States ExpFess 4;
Wells Fargo. 1875 Western uulon. 65i(;
Kris. KS s.. Faal 9s<i Texas Pa
uiao. 1e.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS AT Eli
LENsBORGH. lit has been the i'm.
preston for some time back that
Ellensburgh would be made the end
OF the division and have the usual
division headquarters' buildings and
shops. and now the matter Il settled.
A Portland architect has had the de-.
signing Of the buildings. and they
are said 70 be plain. commOdious and
substantial. Contractors are now
figuring on the work. The shops
viii Be 62x100 feet. and the round
house. i've stalls, 23x70 feet. The
station and division Offices win be q
building S0x120 feet, 3 portion Of
which Is two stories. The master
mechanics Office and store u 3 build
ing 24x60 feet. two stories high.
There will be also q car shop, about
S6xI40 feet; 3 sand house, water tank
and "a improved derrick coal house,
25x240 feet The latter Il a novelty
and enables the locomotives 70 Be
speedily eoaled. - Yakima Signal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

IxraxoPo1Es (Ind.l, Aue. II.-The
Denooratio state Ooaventi0n met this
morning. Danisl W. NsoFheea was
elnofed chairman. Resolutions we're
adopsed cordially apptuyiRG the Admln-
isssstiou of PFasident ClsReiand AL De-
plnrinn the death Of Hendrisks, Nc
UaIlan. Seymour, Hancock aud nilaen.
Rssslutions wers caFxied dsclaring thai
taxatioa for other puFposas than ratsine
Fsxenaa fsF The expansss Of tha aoSer1-
uasnt waa rpobery, appFoxinR TIE aotion
az the Dem0oRMtie hoaHe OF keprasan-
tatfpss IN dsciaring = forfeituRe q rAil-
read land, and esniendinR that ne
sanerahip q Amafiean land sho1ld not
- sessed IN alienA 1ha sixfh re4ala,
tSon reads a. fnil09G
I'VE fsvoF q fnaneial potcy ~ wbien
aola and silver coi1, and p4pef meueJ
fsaaily eongsEtibis into co1n, inelnoing
~ vslnme uf The United States nains
naw pE0vidsd by law. shall Be tna cir
salating nedi1m.
Oppoaisiaa % ali saDpfuAFJ 21d pro
hihitarV iszislasian ga1 deeiaEe4
JaAn q. Hehon w4s n0manafed tor
TksaesuAnf GoRarnnr hy aeaaanatin1-
fha ether nouiinatt1na wela - fnlloSs,
sarrsna c1art gazttoe. 1onn =. Cof-
frosh; sessataEy af 6lats, 3. y, Meysri
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

NEU foEK. AaR. H. Thezs u q grow
inR feeling mas - heirs q Tilden ars
dissafizsd With the diEi9ian of TIE e.
tate. daey have refused 30 couEeEsa On
The matter. BeooEdeE Smsthe. II spGak-
lnR e IildaH.s iseaoiss, sid ne keiEs
guald pEotablg have Eood EIoanda -
sanAest the VII. shaald insy wish % Do
90. Ihe ex-f39vernsR had been pnlaied
for ysers and his health was greatly en-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

HAN faANczsco. Ans. H-s ,. M.--
Endlcatioas fer OreRon and Washine-
I'm TsEEiiary. fair geathefs sxosps -
noEthUestarn WszhlnRton Aerfitory,
iighf iD0ai shoW8r4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

Caztin and Gainas waFe net nzain
shuseiy alteR and nEnin badly heatan.
Cax1ln wnn unAh1a e. leaEu III bed -
daY. Hia Wtfe ard Games nppearod in
cguFt thia uoxnlaa and suore out eom-
pl4lntn aEainzs TIE sz3iuEs. Three have
bean aTraalad and charged with a. a.
aalf - mne0ef, usmeiy. Albert Fur
man. doen Hyde and Ed A. Craingie.
Elzhs csIn.
Mach III faellng Is naanifesied at The
os4aF Of ths Iraagury - stamp tie word
hE1t- On every RoId csin presented a
t1e o1b-treaaaly fonna % Be ous-hall
q o1e peg eeat belo~ the Standard
WolG1k he cuina % stamped have -
Be ani4 "a bualAnn. tkna sntAflinR asrSaua
lcss On Ne ho1defa Coins even nIiakily
Wotn WI thea no loDQer pass eutrenl.
he measure q viewed as paftieninrly
Vexatio1s - tha people az this eoan8.
GOLD being tha ehief ciFenlatinn medium
and paper moaay nol bsing ussd. !.
eemplesely NfRalcaiea.
sAsaA,EEx1o fCAl.). Ana. li.--TAa A.
samhly has adoptsd ths Fsposs of the
special Investigation onmmittee, whiah
dtamisses al Ne charges of inoaupe-
~-~-AE ~~----NA ~ - - - ~ .I.NAAL1a ~
pEene oo1rt 5nstiees MoEEisoa and
ShAEpssein.
Dte& of uls Weunas.
Thomas 9. Robinson. Dsvuiy Unilsd
States Marshal. who daring scnfIle last
niehi with n. MoWhorsar, editor az tha
MaEysvllle Dsnseernf, vas Hhot b. TIE
lattsE, diod e noon today.
shlpplng IntelllEencA
SAn FRkzcnuo, AnR. II. = Arrived
BaEkantins 6Ftfath. frem Pert TsWn-
send.
Saiied- d-Steamer EmpiFe, for Nanaimo.
Foz1 IoWEszND. AnR. u.--Arriped-
baRkenfine Makah and mhouner Quaen.
from San Francisco.
Iha t1R Iyea towel the barkenfina
kllckatnt = esa today lamber laden
from Part 0amhls 70 Honolulu.
RokT LUDLOW, Ana. II. - Sailed.
BARK 81 LawFanea.
TkxoosH. Aug. IA ship. tuO barka
and tha ship Alaska passed II. Rrosh
southwest Wind a. ,. n. Densa fog
outnida.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12
PACIFIC COAST.

Leas % a Paget saasa Vessel.
eAN FRAncrsoo, Aug. II. - Advises
we're reosissd in this eify today o. TIE
on Elizabeth Rsaf. New south WalaS,
entfue uaa board from Port 9ambfe
Ths Kitsap had q cargo Of iumbsF worth
e80O Neither ship neE earRo vas in-
sured. she vas owned By Pope 4 Tai.
bot, Of this city.
THE Loaf vRazEL-
PonT GAwnEH, AuQ. Ii.-TslsqFaphi
advises recoisa6 here today announces
ths total loss Of the barksuiins Kitsap.
DAVID R0bina1n master. which aaiaSd
from ksre April l9sh lumber laden foz
Malboarns, AaBlFaiia- Captain Robin
son talsgraphs from Aunkland, New
Zealand. The kifsap waa bailt by she
Fnne9 Nil Company e their yard at
Port LudI0u in lsS1. He Rroal TONNAGE
va Ga, snd her net tonnaaa o5s. She
was 8 good carrier and a fma1 naiisr, And
h4d met with 70 miahapa Up % the
pressEt voyaaa.
AnsShsF Rate war Threafensd.
A4M = AAN&AAAAAF A0as H. \ y AtNAN4
PASSENGER aQsnkS aaHnaiaiian has been
broken np and each road d noe payfng
what commissions 4 plezsss ef eatting
rates % TIE Esat 10 anq sxtens i
chsoses. Anothss era o. i1W railroad
rates. b thassfore on hand. A ssronR
sG1FS, h0geVsg. viii Be mads % rsooa-
stF1st he as1seiatisn.
saalsss Affnek > BearalaE nsass
Keeper
Sax FnkNCIseo, Ang. iI.-On 6aDdzg
last. asvsEal ms1bsrs cf tha Coa1l Ssa-
msns Uaion nazanlted JoAu Ourlin. q
sailor boandine heHse keeper on 6taw-
nra Htrsaa. nnd tnok from him by forne
several ssaneu uhom - w4s ehipriHR
90 q nan union Feaeel 1utsEfarelns -
fhs poliss prsxnntsA further tFoahis.
Tsatar1sY Curtin and q EiNaar namea
fhom9s 9aineas waEa att4eks4 by ano1t
twolse untnn men - he eoEn1F 81 1aak-
nan and DrnUm 1troel4. Ihay weEa
kuooke4 do9n end bsal1n anmeEaif1iF.
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te a. via. firIf Ward, II; Hecond
~ Il. 9hiFa Ward, n. FOnrth Ward, II.
~ aeetions IL saaitio viii b held a he
|# q hrldlng city oiectiens In he aefeEni |
@ ~ n MApDoeKS, Chairman.
4a Z. 2kHpKa aegreaary. ty - dw
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ll for a Republican Con-
ventien.



eeunty ere requested 70 join IN send.
telesasas 10 . Rapuhlican County
s'sAton 70 Be hnid at Seattle.
saturday. AUGUST =. Isss
Nl e'oleck a N. for tho purpose Of ap-
ss1 delegates % the Territorial Con-
11e 10 b heid 81 Tacoma. September
end e District Conventions and also
e p1Ipoae Of nominating candidates
- c9uniy ofiices and members of the
aineN ami 10 attend 10 any ether
lnAi may come un
Recommended THAI primaries be-
2 e4oh precinct on saturday. Aug.
4.-ia elo country procincts 81 4o'clock
and b the citf preeincts from 8
3, n. 70 3 o'clock D. m.
pae.e 0f repreaeH tatinn la made on
asRaollcan vote for Adiutant- General
General and Commissary-(le len.
& Ne eicotion of 1854. one dsleEass
eh Afiy yutea and ore additional
- lur each fraction Of ten voeaa and
AZ new precinct formed after thiB
seall b entitled 70 enc delegate.
- pltclnct is entitled to delegates e.
4 ,oWit.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

NEw YoRx, AnV. u.-Ths steam yaehf
1oaamits, next il sizs 70 jag 0culdas
sullt Atlanta. Il nov owned b tie Oan-
sdia1 Government. She l. % b used
% dEiRe Of adventurous AmericAn fsA-
efmam who may ho found within the
''thrsa miio limit al the Canadian
csast. Ths formal transfer Of the b8at
% The Canadian 9oTernmena took placa
yesterday. Ihe Yossmits will sAil 10
day for halifax.
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A shiidss hsAgt Fsspo1ds - tha tsnsa
e iis mothsE's Esiss lika 3 harp - ths
uind
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IndIrldsaliiy = sVeFyuhsss . Be ~
spssted and sDared - ihs res q sEefy-
tkiBg aosa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

Ths Cinciunali EEgNkrsF recalls q
curioas incidant that hsppsnsd dnFinR
he Blaek Hawk var. 6ensral Sso1t
ems osmmanding at Fort anelliuz. and
ssnt so y0unR Hs1ienAnta 70 admins.
iar fhs cath az alieaianae % aoms llli.
pois militia. Oas - hem Egnre in ne
oaplafn ~ ftss FeeFuila he 5eeond
Lisatenan3 VS. Andersau, Who afieF-
ward aafsnded Fart Snmp6oFs rs a1s
wao aaministersa ths cath wsa Jsasr-
aoa DAVIS, and tha militia captain
uhsn Dasis piedGsd % loyalty Was
Ahraham Lineoan.
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Aeaisoz. O 4 Munsu.s Tssasusss.
Thomas 4. BuFaa.
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NKW 7ozE, Ana. u.-Thrss daughters
of HeREy Wyman. q fisherman of Ear
Roekaway, aged II. 10 and Z. vent haah-
ing ID the surf. Aftoruard the eldest
wa heard screaming for help, bar uhsn
assistance arrived ell thEse ueEe lost
from view. 10 Is suppnsed that one Of
the children goa out beyond her depth
and thAf the others went 70 her assist
ance when they Henf into the water.
They veEa holding each others hands.
the eldest leading.
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CwxRAL PAcEFIc. - Tbo ReddinQ
tCai-l Esi1s aays % fhs work On TIE sx-
tengion % the OreEou Dfvision @RlaE-
en- Surveys we're run 10 aut out o. the
ahaam % tbs Ha1xamonto before Z prae-
teal feute oouid Be settled upon. Tue
new rsnts runs on the west side of ths
gorge, hvo milsa nsFth o. tia UgpeE
50da Springs. Than IL crosses 20 tae
east sids and back dowa nearly thFes
miles. emerging from ths canyon . litiis
south sf Black Canyoa thsn Il de-
scrlbsa absui thfso fouftha % q circle,
coming back on 30 The blnd that over
hangs the river; thsues north % tae
BIG Canyon. whaFe Mr.. Hood VIII hays
- haild q monster hiGh bridge o. Be-
eompeiied 70 snspend he road from q
balloon. Affex she HlG Canyoa II
oEoased The work becomes ea9ier ansil
tie Siskiyou mozntain1 are rsaehsd.
The cor pany Is hiring al TIE men Is
can asf, and haa incrsaeed ths pay IN al
depsxfments of oonstruetion. Ihers
seems 20 be q deairs % Rst thFoaEb tha
apog bsiS fkat Feaches from Upper soda
Springs 70 Edesaood, before iha winter
ssas IN.
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RUY 1T, TRY 1T.
snowflake Flour
ra Tuw nuaT
nOcRATIC CONVENTION.

AL pEMocRATs or KING COUNTY.
~ ali citiHans Of ths county irFanpoc-
e ragl political eaa1cislions Who can
~ ~ a. n a e1ort - eecuEs the sog.
.sIIJ 81 Ne psopio aud 3 pure and econ
a&minia.Fatt0n of ndaira, ere requested
~ b delegates, ~ eonventiun "a 30.
MHW
galnraay. August -. fsss.
aietloek D. ~, 70 aeioos delegates 70 the
stic Terriiorinl Convention. an1 20
such ether business a. may properly
tefoFe a.
tszl1 o. repFesentatisa win - ons dol.
- i1f each pfooincl and one siditloaai
se iof eseh 50 votes, o. frnettan ~
~ ior he head Of ne DelnocrAtic ticket
~ laat aeaersi sieciion. Il 10 rUcommanai !
1t primaries be held n he seVsral pre-
- le saturday. August !. ~ : o'eloek D.
- Il ihe elsy wards e the hour q 3
fsp. N. Daiasatea nfll BE- admitted a
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WArEasun1 fCkl, AnR. Ii.-At Wood-
hury Yesterday, Robart nFAkely, aGed
u yeaEa, ahas and killed his wife. Aae6
s.. snd then ataemptsd aafoids. The
ballet uassed throuQh hia haud Drake
y, Wis 4 veil oonasatsd, ID 10 iail.
mmBehalEs u
NEw YoEx. Aug. Il.-Dstroil 2. Ess
FarkA
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NKw YoHx. Ana. ll.-M0u - on call
averaged today from Sbf ts 5, and vxs
bid up after naon . 641 J ard b the last
half hour The money market pfsssnted
ths ocdinary evidenos of manipulation.
The rata vas freely bid as high as y
pr oent-, fEom which point i vas run
rapidly. and cbiady b ems bidaaf. -
20 per cent. Immediatoly afterwards
suns uare offered 81 5 per eants a. Whish
-. a.. .-..,.a..s s.7s~Sa4
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NAxcx. AuR. Ia hurricane swept
ever this town today. doing immense
damage. The wind stripped vines, up
rooted trees and lsveled houses. 0ne
soldiaF vas killed and many persons
we're iniurej.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-12

The President today appointed Wm.
@. Langford 70 be Associate Jastioe Of
the Supreme Coagt Of WaahinRton Ter
Eit0ry, vica 8. @. WinRard suspend q,
ind q. Van HonsbakA 10 be Unitad
States Attorney for the Southern Dis
tEict Of Illinois, vioa J. 9. Connolly
suspended. Thess y r. amoag Tie nou-
iuasfooa left over.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-01-29
FOREST HILL.
Correspondence Of tho REcoRs.

Correspondence Of tho RECoRs.
Plenty Of go ID sleighing and more
coming
Married, Jan. 18th. by Esq. Parsons
Albeit l. Omis and Alice Courter all of
Forest II u. JOY and long life, is our
earnest wish.
The fine little boy that came to live
with Edward Chreech and he one a.
DOugas raster's-two more Sunday
-cnoOl scholars
Forest Hill singers and Others were
called To attend the funeral of Mrs. Nor.
trn over ". East Sac has beel sick
long time ait was gre, tly below, d by all
wuO knew her. a large number were
present at her funtra
Last Wednesday evening one. David
NJ, Laughln, aud his boy come \ or 10
years old were enroute home, think
from 81. Louis. The father, if such he
may he called, when arriving at thi-
plac, determined To have one III, re drink
as he saii, SO, stJppiug at private house
using very bad language and p undIng
n the door demanded admitiance, hut
was sloutly resisted, the 10y meanwhile
begging his IA her To 20 home, lie hna y
stuted OH. II being stormy night the
boy was so cod he tried running un loot
TO keep warm. The father whipped the
horses TO "A run aud left the boy far be.
hind. Wien one mite north from this
place, instead Of turning west towards
his home he turned east until he came
TO X. X. track. This he got on 10 and
follow north one mile wheu he came
To "A cattle guard where his team became
entangled Tue boy urned west towards
home not knowing where his father was
the snow had been falling all day and
forced the little fellow to ca at Ma Gus
Rings where he was kept all night Tue
father meanwhile got one horse GU oi
the harness and cattle guard aud. leaving
the oiher fas' siarled on. The horse car
ri'd him To the house of his brother anu
by this tlbe he had come To his senses
enough 10 INQUIRE for his boy whom he
had rep attdly whipped fl from the
sleigh. During The night the br ther re.
turned t. hunt up the boy Who might
lave perished In ths storm, but fpr
oth.rs care. Toward morning the horse
was found, released and cared for by
neighDoIs and chance parser by aud
yet this man boasi,d he could drink or
81 II slohe. Ie many readers IF THE
RECORD, these are facts, how do you like
The pic ure'