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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

s1nnl rieAta and eunasary ID tha fu1a +
ussntai pgtneiplea of fraa EoesEunlat.
Rhe MfeAa9an Hepahaleams.
GRAND RAFrns fNieh.l Auz. 1k-The
hep1oli14n Stals Ccngentioa ma9 agaln
this narnina. Auslin Rleir ~ -
mo018ed a. paEmanenl GhaifxnAn.
cyras g. Iince ~ noninafea fof eos.
eF1os % ecelAmHttnu 6F 4 FiHlnR aNd
uproarioas vota. Ianos1 Mcnonald. e
E8aAn4ha, Waa uominaasd hV anelama-
fion fss fsulenant governor. Ths plsf
farm adaplaa faquEs q taKiH mpan The
pro9aola e lever pEioea foEsian lahaF
4no she reseofation Of 1ha tart& % 1851
on uool. The oEeanization q iabor for
he psoaeotioo af iaa inaoresas Il faVarsd.
e. also the enaetmana q iaWs far ~
settlement Qf controversies b arbilra-
tlsn. Tho piatforu opDosaa tha tnpoF-
tation Of Chinass laboF, demanta fha
aeolshment e eonEia1 labuE. provided
free labor vii nos be sanpeIIsd ka sun-
port eolviofn "a idieneas; opposes tie
doctrine of a1arehy; a1vaoatas tie ah-
salute pEatoc9iun q nraEy indiridaaI il
enioymens of Ne fruila ok his personAl
e4oRts: demands that he roople be a.
LEVIED - Fa4e apan any e6AnRo in iha
Law as aHeciinR liquof sollinR. and op-
posss Ne granting q tha pnblla domain
% aliens. Tia Republicans also advo-
cale frs pensions b disabled Felarans
and saldiers' widows and eondemns the
Pfesidant for bis vetoea and for &c
o0Arge and insolent terma Ii which
those getoea 9era expressed.
Ihe ticket wa1 oompleted as follows:
g. ". Osmuns ssceeiaEE q gaats; @. L.
Maltx, treasures.
fhe platform condemns Mormonism.
and demAnds its suppression b ths
rigid enfofcomsnl of lnW by the evil
authorities and By tha military, II No
A mfnoFity report vas presented
rledging The Republioan party unresaF-
vedly 20 pFehihitisn. but the resolutions
as reported b. TIE majority wers ADOPT
Cd hya large majority and The csnven-
ton adionrned.
Pennnylgnnia PFoAlblsieafsas.
HAas1ssUno fPa-. Aaa. 1s.-The Pre-
hibition Convention Was called 60 order
af 70 o'clock this morning.
Resolutions we're Rad sooitiDn that
Information had oeeu received 0f The
openinQ Of 9 drinking aaloon n the
National Home for Disabled Soldiers a
DAyten, Ono pron0anc1nQ the Open
ina 0f gueh plaes % Be- q wrong b old
soldieRs aad calling upan the supsrin-
tandent and manages of NE hoUe to
elose the saloon and pro1eut the inmates
from the influence of drink.
Rev. heoaer. Z colared ureacher frorn
Washington, said that the same ataaa of
afairs as was oompiainsa 81 a the
Daytoa Home existed 81 Hampton. Nr
ginia, and at the Home ID Washington.
Iha resolutions geFs adopted.
Nine thoasand dollaFg wer8 rAiaad 10
carry en ths oampaiRn.
After the reading and adoption of the
platform Wolfe vas nominated for
Governor By acolamation. A. A. Barker
vas nominated for Lieafenant 0oVernor
~ aoeiamation; Ohas. Z. Hawley, of
Laekavanna, vas nominated for Audi
toE, General John B. M0ray for score
taFy Of Internal Affairs. and Rev. J. n.
Palmer, eolored. for Congressman at
tatEos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27
PACIFIC COAST.


chief Smstlee waite Canviaeeds
San FRANcxsuo, AUG. 26.-Chisf Jus
tiee Waite. Of the United States So
preme Court, who 10 here en- q Wait.
vent throaah Chinato9u laaa night.
Daring the visit ths Chief Justice IRE.
quantly expressed his disgust AZ She
scenes presented. I do not balieve IL
bringing any more Chicamen hefa,p be
eaid, but those here ahoald not Be-
moleaisd. Their immiaration should
stop, and / an nov firmly ceuvinoed
that The restriction asl vas not passed
any too Boon."
A Fraua Bxposea,
Mrs. Eisis Rsynold, the spiritaslistio
fraud. was again exposed iast night.
She had made preparations for an eiab-
OFate aeance. The spirit was unfDrtu-
nate enoaah 20 rsspond 60 the request
Of q Mr.. Julius Cuilandnn. wh0 proved
70 Be q dstestive cffoef. when be ap-
proaohed the spiril e embgaesd him.
He quickly responded " throwing bic
arms aroaad q, and 70 hia asiunishmeui
claspsd desh snd blood BhFieks fol
lowed and . general break up vas ths
result.
Captain Debney Appeals.
SAN FnANursoo, AnR. 26.-Oaptain @.
Debney. Of th8 state of California. Who
vas yesterday sentsnoea . ten days
suspension on account Of q collision
With tie baEkanline Portland, aled a1
appeal todag vita ChaFiss O. Bemis
Supervising Inspeotor 81 steam vessels
and aaksd q rehearina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

Amsrioan Harse, 9 sisax chief. Who
has bsan viHitine Mew Foxk, informs .
FspnE4aF thas be has sasn % many uao-
derfnl thinaa thai hs fssls = uilA 10 -
inss ths foFasf ana eoFur kis had Blfh
: hsnukra Ths FHtarnsda. hnNln aud
triaaaa ars al wan 1sffnl. bus mom -
al tne hannaA He = nnahis - unaEr.
Taand kou fheE are buiif two q TIRES
- anp ~ eark aihur. ~1ndiana are ~
anna.p esnelndss 80 nodea ehief.
sTasy are fseliah - thtnk ef ogpastns
t1s paie fleea
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

nfKME Rkna The marks b Qaisl
and stsady aad qsstztions esntinus en-
ahAnGad at 34a65 per tgn - Eastern
mills, the pFiso4 beiua Graded sccordfnR
10 ai1s ol ahs 0EaeF snd tha tine q d.
livery. Il 3 underssood that several
small orders Tor atsfl rails have been
piarsd ir Engiand TIER are Al fer
laxas o. Paei3c ooAst delivery, gbaFe
ahs io9 prices of sssan ffeia1ts eaabie
shs EneiisA makeEs 10 eompe4s with
norlbern miiis 10 grise.-N. 7. Rsarsst
Q4nafle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

Dzr1u.z, Aus. sa-PhIlaasIpAiA. II;
DsStoll. 10.
0nc.oO. AuE. 2s.-Bossoa. 4; chi
eaQo, 10
8. L0Uzs. Aag. 2.--wsshinxtou. s.
S. L0ais, 8
KAnasa cEr1, AhG. E.-Esv Eork, "A
Kansas Ciig. Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

TO TIE LADiK8-scauanAcaEn
nnna. a Co. are the aols aRtm ipf e1a
e1lefsFated nannina aCsn1enof@ kt1
nigvaa. Nos helnG psrmisa4d ~ sha
uhalassie us ars oGaFina ttem "a Esaail
catg. 8cEEanac4<a hsoA. = q. go
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

HEw YoEx. Ane. &-U. 8 Sa 1064s
gs. 1854; 45<'a, nos; PanEha Go la g
Amsriosn Exprsss. l98; DanAda Rae11s
6tbfs Oan- Ssatharn. 4ssS; ysn. kAoins.
4I2 Bufiinston, l31&s Lack4wsnua,
138k; Denver a Rio 8fandes 81Si kan-
s1s 4 Texas, S0fs Lake shore, st4 !
LoaiSsilie 3 Naanyilla, -; Miahl1au
Csatral, "a: Nsrthern Raaioes xI4;
ursferred. sek: Norfhwsstssa. lisa
Nee York GsnssAL 10S3f; OseRon kAii-
way mHa NGFizafisn. to4s OreRan
rrsnsoantinaufal, 81; OEaeoa In
nEozement. - P4clda Mall. h616i
Psnana. $; Rook fsland. 1zs3Ss Unian
Pauiiie. ~; Unitsd States Ekpgeal. 81;
Wells Farsn, IA; western uut8a. s. g
Era. sINs s. Psal slAs Tess II.
r7fe n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

Chariss CzrIsscn Cana, ths Azar' can
authos, Who has besa vi1ltlng seattle
viii ths large numo1x q otner AZ
tinaui he'd AmsEioAna enrsnR tns la1i
fsW daFx, vii leave this u.er1iAG vita
Gsna Fsi Shsrnan asd Ms LaEzse SheF-
ear fsg Nkeisria. Mr.. ColHa = aoag y
panied b his eNimabts wtIa- ane
parsy uiii rsfnrn Esst ~ wAg of tne
Cansdizn PAosGa Baflsosd. seAftl.
has been favoEad vita fsu pAgiiea g
Fisitoes represe1tinR mc9e q iaee.ll-
Renoa, wsaish ard fapa thAn thaf w1aee
dauaris kram na sn4Ay aftss eeAso1 q
rrsiplusal anisFmsnt uftA oaE enaeE
pEisine atizsDA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

The SfanaarEe Berlin correspondent
says that she Emperor William on hear-
inc OF the seizure aud kidnapping Of
Prince Alexander, wrote . sharp letter
10 the CzaR expressing amazsment and
indignation.
when the King Of SeFviA heard Of the
events e Soda be said. " Il is The great
est pioee of infamy ever psFpetfated in
EuFopa. II I knew vhere Alexander
vas, woald aa,Fifea ali possess TO
aff0Fd him assistance"
The rspoEt Of ths arrival Of Alaxan-
0srat Darmstadt is not confirmed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

RscEw1zp fInd. J, An1. U.--Nafl4n -
o. hat2s. who mnfesrse Aia @lfe q ha.
esrsloan. tsdia1a. 20 ~ - q 50
Magsh, 9an oxsantsa hsss today In ne
iaii yard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

APsnnsVirsuia ssaiozis1 ol@imatas -
anoana II ssal II ths Rlilze'1fg Sazioz
e N.0D n00oo aoaA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

LoNpon, Aue. a6.-Ths Moraiag Post
has q dispatch from Stamboul saying
thai the greatest excitement prevails
there owing 70 z FumoF that Russia IN
tends 70 occupy Bulgaria. The military
department q in state Of fsvsFish ao-
tivity. Orders have been given 10 re-
cEuil $1,000 msn IN Syria
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

LONDON. Aue. 2s.-fhe British For
eien Ofics has bsea informed that
Prince Alexander Is both safe and free
and that be u en bis way 70 his home e
Darmstadt. Diapatehes stats that after
being conveyed ou9 Of Bulgaria, the
Prince was SCI fires al Rent. IL is be-
iieved here that as soon as Prince Alex
ander learns u the counter -EovolutioB
IN his favor, be viii at oDoe retufa 70
Sofa. His presence there will, Il Ia be-
iisved, qualt all disorders ana restore
peaoe % the country.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

BUcHknxsr, AuR. Is. Prince Alexan-
der crossed tie Anstro Rasaian frontier
az Wolotehiska today. Tue yaoht which
conveyed Alexander 70 Rsni has re-
turned 10 Rahoria in charge Of the mate,
the saptain having deoampsd st ksni.
The crew Is made up mostly Of lads
from the SODA military aeh0al.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

Dusuzz fMinB.j. Aus. U.-Iko In
diaR Commfsalonafs have i1al arrived
from He'd Ilaks AGengy 81 y1sif 70 L,gup
Lake. Tie ked Lake lbaiana have
aizped e treaty aareeins - have thelr
sessfva&aQa sagNegtd ana 0lgi feo lHse
lOo-aore iotss tne amou1t ftcdlysd from
4as raaiasader 20 BE- invested ~ aR8 EeE
cent b tht 9ogernmenl. t1ey reo1lsina
tne annnai inleEHas sngEefFgm. They
reserve hed Laks and ~ e1rlolDclnG
lad fer heme8 a. fair pFlssa l1la
Wouid give every fsmily abg1t Sso'egss
ThAs . roem4n4 ia t1dep9adanl q teA1
uifh tts otesf Irdiana.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

La LIHERTAp, Ang. 36.-InhaeRtial
and veil infoEasd parties haro fepoEt
that ths Fsvolati0n 10 Honduras. beaded
By General Dslgado. will fesnlt N max
ing Prcsident Bogran's position mach
stronger.
San salvador Is quiet and iis press
enjoys the utmost fEesdom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

60RFA. Aag. 81. --A singls EaRimsns ol
iroops with shs assistance Of 9 number
of military Uadeta accomplished the
work Of deposi1Q AlexAndeR. Be
fore pruaeadina against tbs Prince. the
rssoiniioais1a arrested TIE eommaadeF
Of AiexandeF's regiment, which wan at
6livniixs. The provisional Q0yeFuno1e,
seeing THAI the popnlaee was Eioleatly
loyal 20 the deposed Rrinoe. resigned
Oflno and liberated tue e0mmander,
Who af Onos brought bis regiment from
Slivnitxa and disarmad the regiment
which had assisted In ths Priuos's q.
rest.
The provisional gossrn1sut has as-
sured the Porte that the movement in
favor of AlexandeT Is nos iniBieai 70
Turkey aud has asked the Porte 20 re-
0psn the railway 6etween CONSTANT
nople aRd Philipapolis.
suuCEB o. rHn LOYAL TRaoPs AxzouNoHD.
Loxpon, Aug. 26.--Fereuson, Under
Foreign Secretary, STATED 10 tie Com.
mons t4is afternoon that She lsyal
tFeops entered SOFA on Tuesday with
the consent Of the poveFs- Tee exact
9hereaboafs Of Alexander, the seere-
tary said, wag unknown 70 the British
government, bat teiegrams bad beeu
forwarded b him inviting him 10 return
and rasnme bis RUE In Bulgaria.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

MkaBETLE1s. Aug. B.-Ihe new
steamer Gaseoigne, which 10 destined
70 ply between Havrs and New York,
made trial trip 20 day. Her average
rate Of speed vas eighteen knots sn
hour.
Fhe Daieh Hnereasing snEnR Datles.
TIE HkaUE, Aue. 26.-The Dutch
Chambers have passed the bin inersas-
lag the duty on foreign raw sugars and
raising the allowance on colonial waste
sugars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27
ERl CHOP HOUSE,
tlJes opera Hoasa. Fsestn1rea
"a MoRsK Prupt.

AAl8 eKRyRD At ALI, HOURS
r1ftag he eay. Mas1 ttekeek gocd
NaAl4 d 81 Iadiasi pxfvate a4n-
- u e1ar e fe0EAnranE 4na41
t@ppHea wigk he hauk
- eoeka emrloYuA ALI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27
UNDER FOREIGn SKIES
rnE nEIaanaaH Cnn.Is.

xm QUHEH ANxI01a-
IaxpoR. Ana. a-Tha Qaeen tsls-
Eraphed % Bnehara1 yesisfdag 70.
nsws of Punos AisxandaF of BalanKis.
ooNEEzcn A. a1gEA.
Conaisfs have faksn plaes d Ne
streets q SOFA batWeen the loYalisas
and tha snpporieEs e HansoH.
OarARaEu1. The hunsian oaptain il
oommnnd - the yaehf whieA earFieo
Pkinee Alexander away, has tslsGraphsd
10 Ba1haFesf. IN repiy - "a inqnifss
thai the Prince was handed oEaF 90 he
n1osian authoritiaa.
PFinae Biamarek'a uuusaai ooaFtsay
10 Visiting De Glars 4 much esmmeniea
upon. i ID ths RsnaFal opinion thai
Knaais viii nos allow Psince Alexander
30 rszssand tie thEona.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

The Master Cotton Spinners' Assoeia-
ton, Of Bolton, representing 5000 900
spindles. has unanimously resolved 70
make . I've per cent reducfioa 10 wages.
proyidinR that thres-fourths Of the spin-
ners Of Ashton and Oldham agree 10 DO
hkswiss. TIE rednetion, II made, will
afIeot e0,0oo operatives. The operativte
threaten 70 strike if theiF wages are re-
dnoed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

IoxDoa, Ane. 96.-Lord Salisbary
vii today sonanst the sxperimsat 81
cutting 8 Geld Of o&t. with essCtxio ~
chinery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27
EAsTERA OGcUhREACES.
Ind sf che broadway
street Car Troubles.


NEw 1nEr, Ana. 81. This aflernccn
4 waa given cul thal iha hraadaag aar
trQuolea uero af 80 end. thnt tho eors-
pMug and ne s1rikoEe had nasaaa. ana
toat ~ ears uoaid Be rnnninr Is tua
bouEs.
a. mi1niEat there are no sirna of tha
cara and u ia anaarsaooa THAI tha saeraa
nesting uhieh Il trying d nnIVo -
mudall i stiIl ID scssinn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

PnozPncr Houan. N. \. Ana. 1s.-Tha
Presideut vas : weary man tonight. Tor
today IN company with Dr.. Ward be
had explored half = doEen LAKES and
p0adss travelling IN all q disiAnaa Of
twenty miles. ons. fourth of the journey
being made on foot. They took thsif
trolling lines alone, but - they re-
turned wilhons any ash neither of thea
was willing 20 admit thai they had had
3 dafie aahfna.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

waco TEX, Aug. 3s.-The Rspubli-
can STATE Convantion today nominated
: full ticket beaded for GevsrnoF b. A.
n. Coehran, of Dallas. TIE platform
favors the submission of : pFohibitio1
auet dment 10 the Oonstitniion b .
gofe Of the psople, opposes the leasluR
81 eouyista, cenoanoss the oppreasioD
of the mercantile and iaboEine Interests
nv nonopoliata. nnd fAvafs tue Blair
Rdusafional bill. Besoiutions Of rospsot
"a ~ memory of Judge Binoklsy and
General Grant we're adopted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

LozD1s, AnR. 26.Sir y. 3. 0orst
undeE Secretary for Lndia, stated that
the loss of life caused b. ths breaking
q the IFFivaddy KiveE smbankmeut In
Mandalay. in BnFmah, Was only twenty
1se. No EuFopoans had been arownnd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

CHATTANOOGA rapn.l AuQ. 90 - News
has been received here d q aonaaiioaal
murder In Carter oOuniy. gohn Ran
son and James q. Gaines have hen
ce1rtinR one 81 the most heauliful
ladies 10 the county. A few niahla aRo
they met a The laay'a house and m her
f,rnrnna1a fsairae rh,r IA rfnal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-27

SPEClAITIES FOX AOOOS
s..ue es.as ss pes forrasry -.
ss ses ~ oss sirscve lsqak nssax s
soneA eAnt
Iosr FoEeKT syuy sAeS sss sses o
10 6s4ls PosspeacaasAA
wppaeauea ~
LEWIS SEATTLE BAZAAR
aio-at1 Commercial street. under ntunssaek Heess
seattle. Wasn. Ter.
An. IS 10 Rach HAnEng LAMPS envsse a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-20

Home IL womans domain, and she 4
entitled 10 everything that can Be added
10 spare her much annoyance and hard
labor. There arc many convcniencee
which if brought n use, ore inexpensive
and will materially Tighten the burden
and labor Of the housewife. Prominen,
among these conveniencea "a the Wapa.
kaneta Porcelain Churn, which Il meet.
ing with such remarkable sale and suc.
|cess wherever introduced. Who ever
sees these churns will need no explaua.
ton Of the reasons for The great demand.
This churn e sold solely on he meritk,
and We do this knowing that wherever
L goes II will make clean record. The
following are few Of the many advsn.
tages conceded 20 the Porcelain Cburn
BY I'll who have used them, viz. lei. A
great saving 70 Isbor "a, It q % con.
etructed that Il Absolutely can not leak
Sd, Tho quality Of the butter: The inside
parts being such q not % iniure tho
grain Of the butter. 4th, The ouantI1v
OF the butter; tho construction ~ III
dasher being euch o. to subject III or TIE
cream to On equal amount or agitation.
causing the butter 10 come very evenly.
thereby producing more buttoe from 4
given amount Of cream than any other
churn can. 9Th, the ease OF removing
the butter and washing The churn. The
entire top 81 the churn y open when The
cover e taken on. Tins giving abundant
access for removing the butter. an that
= required % thoroughly cleanse theI
churn . % put ~ some hot water and
give the crank e6W turns. III appeos-
ance, 4 would b % ornament 70 anyI
room In the house.
10 responsible parties W viii givs|
!hie churn On ten days, trial. For sale byl
Friedman, Schelrjoh q Co., Hard wan |
Store, corner "a and jackson Ga. noor|
4 3. depot, Jasper, Ind.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-08-20

ARREsTED. On Tuesdsy deputy b.
8. Marshal r. J. Groves, Of Evansville.
arrested Gilbert H. Abel. OF Blrdseye,
and took him 70 Evansville, On charge
q fraudulently personating u. 8. or.
fIcer. The Evansville Courier or yes-
terday gives the following account:
Before United states Commissioner
'yartmsn yesterday Gilbert RI. Abel
had preliminary examination and was
held over IN the sum OF $1,000. II he
does not give bond to-day Deputy United
States Marshall 4. J. Groves will take
him 20 indianapolis on Friday. Several
witnesses were examined and ! pretty
strong case was made out against the &C.
|cuscd. The charge against him q brjefly
this: That he want 10 ~ old :aflv. (
pcns'oner, and represented % Der that
Be va special United States pension
detective. and that he had secured evi.
dence 70 prove fraud n the securing or
her pension. He stated that the One b.
the government IN such : case wa e.
600 and 1--WE years ID the penitentisrv.
he claimed 70 have all The evidences
against her. and proposed that q ahe
Wa 50 old az years. be would agree III
destroy the evidence against her n che
would pay him $500 This she refused
80 do, and the pension department wa
informed Of the csse. and thc matter Wa
referred 70 Special Examiner Dr.. +. "
Rodgers, who worked ID the case Il ne
present stage. Abell's case viii 20 b.
fore the United States grand jury = L.
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~ The two nights Of the Portcrsville
church festival last week were heartily
enjoyed by : large number Of pnrtici-
pants. The total receipts were SCI 20.
which will net the church something
over 80. A toilet set was voted 70 Mas
Lizzie Fowler, - the most popular
young lady, and right bIushingly did
che receive the honor. The ugliest man,
~: John Mayo, received : pipe, while
Zsda Hedrick was awarded prize or I
kaleidoscope, g the pretsiest baby. Lett
have another one.
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PoCKEr PICKUP. ~ On Wednesday oI
last week Mr.. Frank Stenftenagel. OF Mad.
!eon township, went 20 Huntingburg on
nls way to Louisville, bought . railroad
ticket, and Invited friend iuto saloon
% drink: In paying for the drinks be
e!splayed roll OF bills, which be put in
nls pocket-book with bic ticket, and put
70 ME duster coat outside pocket, and
covered X with . bands1a kerchief.
Aoout train time be went 20 the depot,
when b looked for bis ticket be found
Pocket-book, mcnev and ticket missing.
de says be lost $I25, and be- no clne 70
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Found

great relief. 1t has entirely restored n y
health" James French, Atchison, Kans.,
writes: ITO al persons suffering from
Liver Complaint, would strongly recon-
mend Ayers Sarsapsrilla. I was AFFLICTED
with disease Of the liver for nearly two
years, when friend advised me to take
this medicine. II gave prompt relief, and
be- cured me- Mrs.. II. n. KIdder, Il
Dwight o., Boston, MASS, writes: For
several years / have used Ayers Sara,
parills n ~ family. I nsver tel safs,
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The weather siIll bot, viii % indiea
lion Of changing.
Crops look nne % The Ioesllty which
Indicates . feast Tor lbe luluFo. tn
1sr1ners ero about done thsoshlnG, With I
good Yield OF grain.
John 6eIts u haying soms repairing
done on his dwelling and saloon. which
Will odd beauty % the town.
DR.. DeMott has been kept busy, bul
the most Of bic patients were q Martin
county. Too much coed DeIlcher beer
70 get sick on this side Or The river.
Philip Bacher, wife and family, went
10 PortersviIle last Sunday % attend TIE
christening Of M. ssnning's baby.
a sermon and baptislDg q the Hays
Vile ferry lat Sunday evening Wa IT.
tended ~ about two hundred people !;
among The most conspicuous onoo, wns
our friend John Gramelspacher.
Colonel Walt and EsQ. Abel, while
nshing one day last week, found a
enormous tooth: just below the Hsvs-
Vile ferry. on White river. d % sup
posed 70 belong 10 : species a. animals
that existed about i've Or Elk conturios|
ago. called the Mastodon.
Tho "HaysvIlls string bands 70 busted
and the boys cay II viii not b mended
very s0on. Contrariness and temper
mixed IL the trouble.
Mrs. Fisher, Of Louisville. Il visiting
relatives and friends In this vicinity.
Hurrshl for the ireland starr; that sci
right, boys, send them home and tell
them 10 stay there until they learn how
70 play ball.
Frank Heichelbach Il talking OF nov
Ing back TO old Dubois. Come on, We
greet you with hearty welcome.
Jack Auelbaucher, our great water
melon merchant, IL closing ont &C cost.
Step up boys. you can get your dinner
pocket filed for i've and ten cents.
Mr.. Henry Ruehrschneck has returned
from New Albany with his daughter.
who il very sick.
BAcHELoR.
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N JAM.-On Tuesday afternoon Mar
snal Charles Veeck, Of Huntingburg
brought over snd lodged IL jail for safe
keeping, Daniel Gallagher, charged viii
ssssuit and battery on Philip NJ. Cohen
Sne 81 the principal merchants Of Hun.
gngburg. His hearing u Get down fol
friday. before Esq. Berger.
IN Thursday Of last week w. =. Sonc,
q va convicted CT using obscene Ian.
3uage % the presence Of females 81
nuntingbnrg, and was fined IS, with
Sosts oI0.o6, and sent TO jail In default
&c was bailed Tuesday.
Willis 6tillwell got il fight Il Hun.
Sngourg and was sent 70 jail by E-Q.
opsrlock Wednesday, 10 default or o2l..