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Cotton.

NEW YORK, July &c. L. Green & Co.. report
Gotten futures says There active trading and
further buoyaney adding 12013 points to the value
and carrying pretty strong market all day. The for
eign advices assisted somewhat but the alarm over
the crop chances the principal stimuant leading
to free covering and considerable fresh buying on new
orders the latter coming largely from the South the
late months showing greatest strength of tone and
only limited Offering.
NEW ORLEANS, July lection firm; middling
gross receipts co. bales; exports to Great Britain
3 Sl3 bales coastwise, 5000 bales; sales, 800 bales
stock, ~, 600 bales.
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OILS.

OIL CITY, July 7.--National Transit certificates
opened 65ac; highest 657 se lowest Csc; closed at
90 Tee; sales 942. 900 brls, clearances i 600 600
brls charters 81 S41 brls shipments, 90, 234 brls
NEW YORK, July Petroleum opened steady at
65 &c. sagged to 65c in the afternoon recovered and
closed at 655sc Sales. 2.7S40 600 brls.
PITTSBURG, July Petroleum dull but firm;
National Transit certificates opened at 65l2c; closed
at 655sc; highest 90 5sc; lowest, Csc.
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LIVE STOCK.

Good Demand for Butcher Grades OF Cattle,
While Shippers Are Dul1-Hogs Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, July T.
CATTLE-Receipts, 500; shipments, 260 Lib
eral supply; demand good on all butcher grades,
while shippers were dull and 10 020 cents lower
But few fine grades here; few left unsold
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CHICAGO. ST. Louis & plllshurn.

Disqualification Mail and Express. daily. loo an
New York, Philadelphia. Washing
ton. Baltimore and Pittsburg Elk
press daily s------.-.----..-... $50 air
Dayton and Columbus Express,
except Sunday -....- ..-....--.11: 100 and
Richmond Accommodation. 1885, 400 am
New York Philadelphia, Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press, daily, S. h.-..-.------..-. 1:55 pm
ArTive-Riehmend Accommodation except
Sunday Observation-Disclosures. $40 am
New York Philadelphia. Washing
ton. Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press daily. -11;45 am
Columbus and Dayton Express, ex-
cept Sunday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 435 pm
Western Mail and Express. daily. $40 pm
New York philadelphia Washing
ton, Baltimore and Pittsburg Ex-
press daily 1920 pm
CHICAGO DIVISION VIA KoMoMo. p. c. & ST. L. r. e.
Depart-Louisvile and Chicago Express,
p. observation-disclosures. am
Louisville and Chicago Fast Ex
press, daily HOO pna
Arrive--Chicago and Louisville Fast Elk
press. daily. s..-..---.-..-.--.-. 400 am
Chicago and Louisville Express,
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Iefrarsonviile. Madison & INDIANAPOLIS.
Louisville. New Albany & Chicago.

Wabash St. Louis & Pacific.
tIndianapolis. Peru & Chicago Division,
pepart-Michican City and Toledo Mail :. 7:15 ana
Detroit Toledo g Michigan City
Express 2:15 pm
*Detroit and Toledo Ex.. daily, s. ITO pm
Arrive-Detroit Toledo g. Michigan City
Express. s...........1 LAO ana
Detroit & Toledo Express daily S. 100 am
Detroit Toledo and Michigan City
Mail. els pm
Sleeper daily except Sunday to Fort Wayne: daily
to Detroit
iSleeper from Detroit.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, July There was a fairly good
demand, but largely from buyers. succeeded by
like volume of business and the latter increased by
orders and the many deliveries OF old ones. For
all desirable wooden and cotton fabrics the market is
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Cincinnati, Hamilton ( indianapolis.

Depart Cincinnati Dayton and Toledo d'y 400 am
Cincinnati. Dayton, Toledo and
New York HOO ana
Cincinnati. DAYTON, Toledo and
New York Express ..-.......-.. 3:50pm
Connersvlle Accommodation. 5.3 pm
-Connersville Accommodation $50 am
Cincinnati Peoria and st. Louis 11:48 ana
Cincinnati Accommodation. 500 pm
Cincinnati, Peoria and st. Louis d'y1045 pm
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Export grades. So 0O05. Is
Good to choice shippers. --.-..--. 44004S5
Fair to medium shippers. .--......--.. 4.0004. %
Common shippers. ..-~...---.- 35O03.85
Suckers common to good 2.0OO3.OO
Good to choice heifers. 3.50O4.00
Good to choice cows. --..-..--.. 32003.5 so
Fair to medium cows and heifers. ..--.,. 26003 90
Common old cows-----...--.. I500225
Veals common to good 40005.00
Bulls, common to medium ..... 1.5OD250
Bulls. good to choice 275O3.25
Mixers, good to choice. % GOOSE. 90
Mixers, common to medium. - G0025.0 90
HoGs-Receipts, 1850; shipments, 1850 Quail
ity good, there being few cars of choice heavy
on sale. The market opened steady on heavy,
while light weights were in good demand at
shade advance. Not enough of this class TO sup
ply demand; closing steady all sold
Heavy packing and shipping 81. S504.95
common to good lights -.----....---.. 4.7oO4. 80
I1gnt ana mixed packing .-.-.--------- 465O4 80
oklpS anu Pigs sd a.. 20
SHEEP-Receipts. 700. Fair supply; quality
generally good; market dull and shade lower;
about all sold at the close
0oou W choco- S0oU %
ar 10 Medlun oOODo.0U
Soh,ihon ZoOZ.O0
Bucks, per head ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2O0O3. 90
Spring lambs good to choice ..-.-..--.- 4.25 rs
Spring lambs, common to medium. ...... 3.00O4.00
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad.

(Via Vandaiia Line.l
I've Indpls 7:30am p*12:00m t4O0pm ss10:45pm
Ar Indpls.. 350am f10:00am 335pm 4:I5pm
Wia l. & st. L. Ryl
I've Indpls s10:5Opm f5:3Opm *I1:55am zI0am
Ar InGulis.. 3:45am i1000am 3:35pm 6:25pm
*Daly. fdaily except Sunday, parlor car sleeping
car
These trains carry the magnificent Monarch parlor.
sleeping and buffet cars. the finest run in America
between indianapolis and Evansville. Cars are open
for passengers at $50 p. m. Train does not leave
until 10:45 u. m.
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Cincinnati. Indianapolis, st. Louis 6 Chicago.

cINCINNATI DIVISION.
Depart-Cincinnat and Florida Fast Line,
daily. s. and c. c..-----.---.....- 400 am
Cincinnati Accommodation. 7:l5 am
Cincinnati Accommodation ,-...-.-.1 1:33 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail pc. $50 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Express
daily ...........-........ 6:55 pm
Arrive -Indianapolis Accommodation 1880 am
Chicago and st. Louis Mail p. c. 11:45 am
Lafayette Accommodation dis pm
indianapolis Acconm odaton. $50 pm
Chicago and st. Louis Fast Line
daily, s. and c. ..-.......-. 1915 pns
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Depart-fhi Peoria and Omaha Ex-.. z: 10 am
indianapolis and Logansport Elk 1slO am
Chicago Fast Mail D. c............12;05 pm
Lafayette Accommodation. 800 pn
indianapolis and South Bend Ex.. 300 pm
Chicago. Peoria and Burlington
Fast Line daily, r. c..-..,.- lilo pm
Arrive Cincinnati and Florida Fast Line,
daily. c. c. and s.-.--. $3.50 am
Cincinnati Accommodation 80. ID am
South Bend and Indianapolis FIX. -11:15 am
Cincinnati and Louisville Mail 3:35 pm
Rock Island and Peoria Express GAO pm
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very strong Agents have advanced the price of wide
sheetings as follows. New York Mills quarter
bleached 27lac; Adroscoggir I04 bleached 2Ic;
Pepperell and Laconia I04, bleached, zoe.
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CHEAPEST sbs in Wants tRs ssuq Fsy
Sales, ETC., of the INDIANAPOLIS DAILY JOUR-
NAL at only FIVE CENTS PER LINE each inser.
of this will afford you very easy and cheap agency
Try II.
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Indiana. BLOOMINGTON 3 western

PEORIA DIVISION.
Depart-Paeific Ex and Maildaily, s. andre 100 ana
Express =. l-sVV 10 "
Kansas and Texas Fast Line. r. c.s. 4:20 pm
Burlington & Rock Island Ex-
press dailv r. c. and $780, 1850 pm
Arrive-Eastern and Southern Express.
daily. r. G. and s 400 am
EXPRESS 1910 am
EXPRESS aud Mail. daily. 8. andre. 3:45 pm
Day Express. daily, s. and rc...--. S:30pn
EASTERN DIVISION.
Depart-Eastern EXPRESS Mail daily s.. r.c 4:2o am
Atlantic EXPRESS S. and r. &C.. A:O5 PM
Night Express dailv s. and c.. 900 psn
Arrive-Pacifc Exuress daily S. and c. G.. 7:2O am
Western Express s.. and r. c..--.- 400 pm
press, daily. 5. andr. c.......- lo2opm
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CHICAGO. July This was one of the wild
aays on Change. The boom which has been
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4a4 444rtlo ne INITIATES. oouollfunef
60 BIS esing able - lsava his pablio
Repsaalcan eauez..
Acaacas q Rapublioan Senators toak
plnee this aktarmoon. IA was aallsd o.
tenaibly % al vacancies Ia ths oom-
mittee lisa senator Dolph uas aslsctcd
% he ChAirman nf tha Cnmmisees on
Claim4 and senator SpooneE for Chair
man e TIE C0mmilles % Coas1 De
fsnssA Hail drzsn othar Naoanoiea ID
ne Conmittsa memhership we're also
dilrd. The i1ter-Stafa conmaros bill
wa1 oziaag criticised and dissualsd, and
karlH was talked more a. ieneth, bat no
actioa vas taken 10 rsfereass % sEfher.
Rellrsaenf of TFads Ballara.
The bill passad By TIE Senate today
Tor TIE setiEemeut and rsooinaaa a.
trade dollars reads as folloUss
sectlon 1. Tnaa until July /. 1857
tfade dollars u noe dsfaced. mutilafed,
slampsd, shall Be FaosiRed at the ollioe
o9 the Treasurer Of TIE Uaited States IN
axonanRe toE like nmennk. dollar for
dollar, q Standard silver dollars e NE
Unitsa States.
section a Thas trade doilars reeslvsa
~ tha treagaFy % aay Assistanf Treas
ufeE ok ths Unifsd Slalss ahalI ~ 81
paid cat or In any other manner issued,
oat Is tha a1panas .. the uniled STATES
shall b tranaEitlod 10 ooinaQe minla.
and Ghall bs fogaEdsd and troa1ed as
sliVar e1lli0n. and thalF hnlliQn value
shall be dedussea from The Amount of
bollion reQaiFod to be purchased and
eol1ed b. tGe aul of kahfnaRg 3, 1873.
ard SHALL be Feooined into standard oil-
Ver oollara aceordina % he pgoEisionB
q SAID cot; provided. thaa the Amount
b Be 90 dedaeted as proRiaed IN this
seotien shah nol exosed oso0oO IL any
monih.
6ecsisn2 Thai ell laws ana parsa Of
lava aalhoFizine the coinage and issn-
snos Of Unitsd States d0llsra aEs hereby
Tshaees men IN Csuncai.
WAsznaroN, Dso. n. -Rsprsssnla-
tiesa from the southern 1obaooa crossing
etates. 10 the member OF twenty Eve OF
thirty, held o0nferenoe tn tha roouns of
TIE hoase COMMITTEES on Jadioiary 70
day, and resolved that whils they Woala
vote te consider the Morrison taf.a hiil,
amendments should Be offered at the
proper time, in tbs event Of the pFeva-
lenco Of q motion 30 consider the bill,
providing for the abolition Of the in
ternal reVenae tax en- tobacco and /
brandy, and for toe reduction Of the /
whiaky tax frDm 50 20 80 eenfs per Ral-
lon. Aoommittoe, consisting az Mesara. /
wise. Of Virginia, ]. Bennett, of North /
Carolina. Ohandler, Of Georgia, and /
filmA1, Of South Carolina, vas ap-
pointed 10 formalato the amondmenta.
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PuKnEa fCol.l Dsa l8.--Ex G0geEnoE
Frsasriak W. Plfki1 disd ~ o'eieek
ehi1 esanina, of oons1mDlion. kunefai
aaryioss wili be held at Il o'elaek Mon
dag. afsag whioh the fomains vii be
taksn % DssVsE for intexment-
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n Caiored Sarah satin. We oner .
lIns q sos oaah. Oniy . oaeh store can
a4ara % Riye eaah NaineA OHEsTEz
CAaAn8. asi9
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

DuBLEN, Dec. 10.-MF. Cor, In his
speech AZ 0ilrush today, said the IEiah
members Of Pasliamant nov rallied Rpon
the people who, united In one solid band
from the Golden Gate ef San Francisco
70 the seaboard OF NeW YoEk, from the
southern Cross Of Australia 20 the most
noFtheFa port, were resolved TO abolish
landlords and gain homsKule. MF. Cox
had . private conferences today With
tenants on the VandeieuE estate, and ar
ranged 3 method to lodge renls 10 the
hands Of 2 private trualee, Whioh the
tenants are n0w doing. TIE LFiah ex-
eoatise has taken steps % declare the
..plAn - oAmpaiann illeRal.
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LONDON, Dee. 1&-The Red Star Line
steamship Zealand, Captain Dosmst,
which sailed from AntWeEp Tor Phila-
delphia December lat, put into Queens
town today, partially wrecked. she had
encountered feaFfui weather. daRina
which one man was drowned and twelve
passenRsrs and several Of the crew we're
injured. Her deck ho1se and wheel
house we're carried away, and her saloon
Vas dem0liaheA.
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Lorns uaTisd IL Prinoss Loaiss. sx-
elAimsd. ga. won, tie 0ueen mn1f Be
= Fres4 leddy todag.S
Sir Charisa Raassll saId 4 was absurd
% slpposs Lady Colin, Il guilty.. Woald
have hF014hs hsF charges aRatnak E0sd
Cofin into Court, when, by aeee8inN %
hia Etq1egl 60 cshabik ahs miq6t have
shiel6sd heK guilt and preTsns8d in-
quiFy. The whole caBa aRainst Lady
Oolin. be said. rested upon tbe eessip q
1sFVaafs. eahmsn and sf4hlamsn.
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rae Next Coaes RxDesllIoa.

BaUsaELs, Dee. LII is semi ofnciaIly
stated thai nothing has been definitely
settled yet respecting the proposed ex-
psdition Of Henry NJ. Stanley 10 relieve
Emin Bey. The PoWers win await the
arrival from Zanzibar Of DE-. JuakaF,
the German explorer, before deteFmin-
ina finally the nature Of tbs expeditisn
which the American explorer viii take
charge Of.
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MoSTKEk1, Dao. 16.-A serious Are
broke Gus Al no0p today in the ticket
0l6oe IN NordhsimeF's Hail and spread
rapidly ali over ths balidIna. ghieh is .
three story and attle sfrastnFe. The
Are vas nos got under e-ntfoi until %
had Rutsed The boildtng. Loss, ei50.-
600.
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Agensral army order WAg issued today
adding Southern California 10 ths De-
pAFtmeut Of Arizona, under command
Of General N. A. Miles. and removing
bis headquarters from Prescott, AEix.,
% Los Angeles.
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a CoaTIaT.

GsnsrAl MoAioue. of New YORK, and
Major Thomas sloan, 81 the "0ld
0uard,p eallod upol tAe Pnesi1sn1 70
day, ana Inv I'D him % b prassnt g
tie . Oid 0uaFdn bail 30 be haid IN MBw
Fork e ths MstEspoIftan OpsFa heess,
ou 80 esanina ~ 5aB1aFg -. Iha
Pssaidaat mskneWisdaad ne apngtaay
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Chairman Herbert and Representative
NoFWo0d we're todey instructed b. the
House Committee on Naval AMAiEs 10
draw up and present 70 she House q
resolution increasing 70 81 10000 the
appropriation fer the construction OF
cruiser No. ], the Newark, and author
iziDR the Secretary Of the Navy 70 60
ospt one Of the bids already made. oE 20
advertise for proposals.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

ftAlian, Who has Just eoncludsd q 6fty
days fast, is doiaR FoAFisR trade. and
constantly exhibits 70 large crowds. The
price Of admission h shilling and six
pence, and be sails hia photographs for
I shillinEs and 2 pence cash. There are
dOaots prevailing as 10 the valno of his
fasting experiment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

WAaHuHoroa, Dss. 1s.-Ths President
has Espsgnized Olaf Ryswalfsbar9 -
H1ce Consul Of sweden and Norway u
Dee Aoinea, Lowa; EuRsne Biondi. Vice
Oonsal Of Sweden and Norway at Port
IoWEeend, W. T.; Rieoda VillafEanca,
Ooasal Of Costa RIoa at San Francisco.
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LONDON, Dec. lE.-Dispatches from
Mandalay state that Colonel Heyland,
With body Of British troops, recently
pursued 700 Dacoits and killed 200 Of
them. Many we're made prisoners.
stOres and ammunition were seized In
several places.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

Tbs aatopsy 90 the body Of Thomas
Phiilipa. Who Was found dead Ia she
Brannan Plaoe, and waa thought 30
haVs besn fouliy dealt With, revealed
tie fast that tbe deoeased's death vas
caused b congestion Of The brain. PRO
dnoed by The rapture Of q blood vessel
II bic head. Il b bolieVeVed deceased.
while intoxioated. stumbled and fell
thua Feoeiying iniuries that caused his
dsath. Deceased vas about hfty years
of aRe And unmarried.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

The yearly report Of the Irish Land
Commission has been issued. Il ahovs
the commission has granted an average
reduction In the price OF land Of "a per
cent. In Oonnaught the reduction
amounted 70 . per cent.
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soFIA. Dee. ls.-Ths Bulgarian Gov
eEnmsnt has suspended relations With
Gadban PAsha. special Tuxkiah Enscy
% Sofa.
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WAuIuaroE, Dee. 17.-An ofiriai who
Waa ASKED for information on the sub
lest said this afterneon Il is not at all
likely tie DspaFtment viii make auy
immediats calls for per cents. Ia visu
Of the fast e has elreadpuRiven publio
notice that it stands ready 10 redasm
saoh bonds ouistandinR, paying par and
aaeFasd tntsosst 10 the date Of pFeaanta
tion- The sBouaf Of bonds Esdesmed
undsE tits ~opsn eall, which waa issued
September i5sh iast Was e2A090o
Tits leaves e63 9o9 so % uneailsd So
still outstanding. OF tie osiled bonds
there are outstanding e7,075 go. The
United States TFssanreF has aigsady
iasaed cheeks 10 pay Ne JanusRy inter
80 on The nsRistsfod per cent. loan,
ams1ntina 10 e4.B00.0W. He viii tomor-
rgW issue obeaks 10 paFmelt Of The bai-
gnes % this interest, am0untina 20 absui
81 &i.6O00. Cheola h psymsns % Pa
eiie railway inisrost Will pKo6Ably Be
issasd tomoTfoB alSo. amoantinG %
81 .G8 00. Tue am0unt of raQialsFsd
Interest alFsady paid With Fsbaae undaI
the cireaiaF of Nov. l0th u 9fD 90.
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81. Llsuza. Doa. le.-MFa. Jaiist Can
ninRham. who was iniapad soma tinn
zee b. 3amping from { siFee4 ear of taa
ksople'a linz, walsh Waa IN immlnan1
danger ~ coliiding with q rmllFonA
train e the foarth nnd PoplaF nlras3
crossing, vas today awarded e25 900 -
ths iaEy IN the CiFsuit C0uEt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

Pom ToWug,sD, Dee. le.-On tie
l6lh inst. TIE 03xk AEiea. Oapt. Lewis,
dragged her anchors in Noah Bag dur.
ing . s0uthsEly gale. A. she neaFed
the shore, the 50 breaking oFsr her,
Piiot MeRaFiand boaFded her, sook
ehaFRs and rescued the vessel from her
psril0us position. Both cables we're
alippsd, lsaVine the anchors aud $50
fafh0ma % chain. Capt. McF sriand
sailed ths gsnssl out between Waddah
Island aod the nsainland, and took her
aafaaW "a Ea0ufmnlf "a 0
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WAnaEN tArk.l. Dea. - --Alsranasr
Hamllton and 8 boz mamaa ollbeE4V
waglaid the haFFia bFafhagn ana hiliaf
bnfh q thsm wilh WInaheaiar sinss =
fsB miles ffom boun gaslarfsg. nash
vera asgaaaad and iailsa
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81. de Leaseps. at > nesting Of the
french 9eogrAphlcas Sooisly, dsalarsd
TIE PAnama canal veald BE opea fer
tFafho IN lSo9, bat there viii not Be time
- the interval % eonatEaG, the iaek1.
. tntse," De Lsaseps declared 70 he So
eisty. 'san b mads later, The principal
point being shat shipping WIn paaI
thFoaGh the canal Ia 1oe9.n
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SAN FRkNoTsco, Dec. IS.--The Postal
Telegraph C0mpany's cable aoFoss abe
bay fFom this oity 20 Oakland vas laid
tnis meFnina. The oabis extsnds fFon
the wharf Of the South Paeide Coast
Railroad on this side Of the bay 10 the
Garland meie.
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A 0uadFanguInr AFFanGemena.

PAREs, Dec. l8.-The Journal des De-
bats publishes q dispatch stating that
Germany. France, Rassia and Turkey
are In compiete accord on The BaleaFian
question. Tue dispatch adds that Tar
key is 10 continue TO have The initiative
In advancing proposals respecting Bul
Raria, and that the three other powers
named are 10 accept the proposals AZ
made. bat does not say whsther there
is any previous understanding as TO the
naiuFe Of what Wim be proposed. In
addition to the foregoing the Debats'
telegram contains q statement that Ger
maBy advised Austria 70 Join IN support
ing Turkeys proposals and refused 90
Ruarantse her against she oonsaQuencoa
- = Aonhfa-flaaIfmy r,oifav
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CAmo, Dee. 17.-En oonseqaenes Of
Representatives. mada b. kra1os. EaR-
land has ashed the 0rItish ARsnt at
Adan 10 explaio The motive be had 10 re-
moving ths Fesnsh asg at paugasitA.
claim pr9tset0Estss nn islAna on walsh
both pousFs haa Agsaed - uaiutain
Itaiu 80 rslAttons pssaing ths ssttls.
aaanf Is theiE diapain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

and asepted ths iuVitation. Oondilionsd
en bis osing able - laaVa his pablio
duties.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

Colonel q. W. MeFasIans. hnaneiaI
agent of the Hawaiian Kingdom, has
received dispatch from Loudon stating
that she loan Of 5000 900, which be
vas authorized 20 make by kinR kala-
kama, has besn plaosd e. per osnA pre-
miam b Mathiessn B o., of London
banhara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

London, Dee. 1S.-Il 10 reported that
Mr.. Joseph Chamberlain is consulting
with Nationalist and Radical Unions on
the proposal TO support the demand of
Gladstoneites for a suspension Of evic-
ti0ns IN Ireland for term Of six months,
a. the end Of which time tenants should
offer q reasonable proportion Of their
faptg,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

CLEVELAND, Dee. lB.--Tha eonl ope-
fatofs Of Mahonina Valley e Xounas-
town today considered the demands "a
The miners who are nov on q strike fna
an advance of Ten per osne 90 uaaa1.
lt vas decided b appoint 9 board %
arbitration, 70 be oOmposod Of one oqo.
EatoFs ona miner and on8 oufsIanr.
This beard viii rspsrt on o. bsfoss
JanuaEg Let, sud poading ita auliam ahs
miners win al resume Work next Mon-
Haw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

NEu Yoak. Dso. i8.-Judas Barrnti
today granted a. etaaehmanf mnnfnaa
TIE property 10 this stats u James No
Henry, of England, 10 a. Qotion hEoaahs
bg Joseph Il. ManiaomAFy % rneeVag
t3f0, $50, ss assignee 81 TIE claims fag.
meliy bsld b. the Old eFm 81 BsKlea,
Laroux 4 MofaFiana. lawyers. fhs 0rm
claims that u sendsrad services a. ~
toFnsyA