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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12


TAs WatAh fnaians nRo nottinR uniis
4 dsat e. esalinR nohouners; thsiF lanl
purchase beinQ tha Champfon - Chis1
RetGf. They na8 have foaf ashoanoia.
al told Prehaaly thay vii e0en me-
nopali1s the esal 1rhezy b ne rxnlnsioa
- lhe wAifea. a.--&sVna.
Haslarday usuninr sboal s osclosk Ave-
sara onnsaininR so Chinaman arrived
bH apsclal tgain from RoElland. Iha
cara we're nwsluhaa n1 q HAoEt diEssnGe
i1em Ne ol1R and aflaEUard 9ula QuI-
Sly forwarded % tha1r denlin4tinn a1
- fEentH Aa their arrinal unz ns1
anli9lpaaaos there waa NJ anlnaaoium of
eiilEnna e Walsoma 1heaa. Thag ugEs
enaA4ed for EailFaaa woEk; Iaharsra b.
ina VsrY maah wanted 4 ths prssunt
tine especially 4 tha auisnAnaok a %
% nntahed sulne time in 9anaArY ngEk
--feae1aa Aeus.
Tha VanooaVof aawmfIls are osr.1lnlF
oonlEibutinG their eAare toward lke
fhEtft and ustfVfty uf thfs oommaniaq.
Fer t1e YeaE e1ding o.. lsf, l33t, Il q.
kAimsf'n mail saved 8o0l o9l fset inQa.
of gAi1h ]. 30. 90 uaa ahipped . poi1ts
up the Onaumnia nnd hsguna tha Cas-
ea1s mO4ulaln1. vaiaeo q 8l6,o00. Iha
yalne o1 Ne fetal uusput of he min
9a1. in eound numhors. $1,000; amount
paie b loGgeEs DURING tha year. 9lk.OS9s
nmsant raid . nIll han1s durina ne
yeaF. SO. .16850I Iha Lnala Mil under
tha manaaasnank ~ II (1 pal1aor. =
eating . lAtRe number of railroad tisa
Z ~ - sas ~ y. &. =. uo.s aAzzeSasinR aboue
410a.ooo feet. foE which his oontgaol
calls 20 be eompietsd tha 3Fst q neHt
May. 1ee SoEk wag begun o.. laa
ana about 590.0o9 fset have beou cal
ana dellsofed. IAo oontzaot aivoo
seaady employmenl 20 q large number
q man fof several nontna, and Will
dlaoarso among laaRazHs mill hnndn,
merahan1a and oihal8 ahoas elo.ooo of
which el4.00 VIII Be- paid kor toass--
Hanepussr 1ndps2dsni.
Exp0Eta fEom Oalnmhia River dirsaA
4orsian, Tor The month e Nogombsf,
eompEia4d * aailinaa, anRreaatina 4
teal rn1ia1nred founaan a 81. l2i tona
Hhe ahipmeu1a 81 BEitinh and ooutIn.
entail poHos oompRi11d aspanaaan caErooa
and enc paEt earaa 81 2haaf, tha tn1al
amount carried being D H0l nauenlR
gaiued e Sis. .00e; nhipmenis e donf
aompgiMinN e7.tzl2 barrels and on.l04
Aaga EAlas exs30so; also q part oarno
q naimgn e0@prialna $500 canea. vaius
8i40oo. One vessel was diapatahsd %
CANA. oarEyiRa 5000 az. sacks donE,
value &2l0Q aaa 1000 fees q lumber,
galna &N4oi also ona vessel 10 Basnoa
Ayros With Sc, ,06f feot % lnmbeE and q
few aundEioa, total valne e003l. Duxina
he moath Of Hsyembsg, 1854 thegs
Eero only olesen sailings, aaaEaRatina
. totai tonnage Of 10e51 tona The
ahipments 10 British and sentimental
ports then comprised ten oaRRoea of
wheat, amoanting % o21, 1,687 0ontaia,
value 9l24. .039, and one cargo Of -four
uompEi.iEa l6.z25 barrels, Valus 81, ,a9L-
Oae Of the Wneat laden Vsssela H. led1,
TIE Gross Hill, carrying a2Si9 oautais,
vas lost. AZ viii be acan from the abovo
hauTes, the total value Of cur direct fer
ei0n exports for NJvemDsg last amouna,
I'd 70 ei.ol& 606, and for the ooFrespend-
ing period Of Last year b e43l SO. Hhis
comparison showa TIE important inorease
Of t530,256 in favor Of the exports Of
November 1886.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

Tue distinguished pEelais, McnaignoR
Capal. WHOSE residonoa at Arno ranch,
neaF Gait, she homa of Countess Falen-
ain. led % the making Of DAMAGING
charges against the prelata and the
Ping at the Liok HOUSE. ~. Oapei 90
Feotly over the reading room of the Ldok,
and be cheeFiiy welcomed q Poaf report
e. who had boan cent te ascertain Whai
ecuFss be pfcposed y pursae 10 vlndi-
eate himself from the charges made IN
SIC press Of the ceuntEy. TIE prelaie
uas badly eneaeod writing notes and
oonaultinR several opan laW anthoritiaa
ca 8 iittlo table e which be anA.
Have ynu taken any steps ysi raapaet-
Inc the elleEationg Which have heen
made aRainst you and whioA have been
teieRKapbed all over ne country = asked
ne reporter.
AMost certainly I have" popliad n.
Capals 'aad that b What l am halo fer Z
"WiN yoa ataae What thnae atspa aTeg n
Nc, / sa1nol AIthocQh apt aVoEBo
20 makinR public aRy of my agla, any
Etatemenls nada nov woald oo pEsma-
tuns. TIE mallar b IN ths bands 81 my
solloIlofl, and an acokina fo9 al ne
infofmatie1 en- agt aa b the qgiain o.
tho TiIa inainnationa made aQnin1t ne
and ne maana q their dissNmination.
Tno San EKanuinoo eoFreaDundau3 of The
New foFk Herald showsd ne q dIspaaah
from kln papaE some time ags, o1eEina
Ne Ne of ~ ooinmua far anE statamant
I miehf wish " mnka. . hlna lngitasion
81 Whioh aVaiied myself. As tho Her-
ed Is more widely reed il Europe than
any other AmeEioan ts1rnal end poa-
osasas great induanos, vas enabled
throaah that moan8 % oonn1gEao9 the
easala of the aEsi pahiiaation, 90 ihal
ean wait fer 3 mere thorUaah vindiea-
llan- Xoa maF .rost aasnFea tha1 shall
lsaVs nothina andons % vindisass my~
sslf.s
M. capsl was enaaaed today b trytna
% nna nat she nnmss q Ne eorFesDona-
ents gf The EasteFm papers h this oisy.
and WheEe thay 81 ttair iafoglas1ion
eonesEnina him.-8an FFansiass Peat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12


A new rnle var q throaasnoa - ahs
8authsFn RnaiGa Railway.
John a ". =. Hove 4 o.. goolua
manafao1IFela - 0lnalnnasl, 4Ms8
failed foF el25 0oo.
Ths trial as Dilioa ID Dublla, has
been postpoasd b nIgs tins % ne1nFe
witnssos foe tie oafenM
Ths T,ondon police rrsTsntsa q q
tended prize hehl Yea1asdays halauaa
Sem 1mIih aHd 1aok kniltons
"A fsW ears waea run On aha 6mitsn
afrnea Iine n Nnn Wrnnossrn Ve~,r1a~r.
No molea1ntAon waa offered thsm.
Ths Fsduaisa Traaensn adiouTnsa
siss a. yesterday, aflaE EoBslYlps ~
enfsF Ne neu fsf1Iatsf lrades q NoIlA
Amasio4.
Gohlst hss anllhsa iha oons,laotisa
of tka meu FKaach Cablae&, naA ha WIa
- nrnpeEud g be4iG the bn1InGE q tk1
GoVaFnmana immaA latai8.
CIlnton, Miohinan. has saglninsd .
loos 81 81 90 IN Ne aea1Fnaelan Gs AAa
extensive woolan mills g. kha3 plsng.
Ths NIL waa inGaEe4 Ter tloG1A
Firs derlruYs1 fhs haaaWnrs hoEee e
0. ghaulaah and - Canswgll Ce., a.
mlroyina ne bull4l1R and lnt1Eian =
nambss 81 psoBla. a1gslai 81 Wnem vi
esrtainiy de.
Ths iury b ~ ohambsElaia psElasE
uane e B1nton bgo8Eha ~ q v4Rdl11 ~
anil1y, and ths eaas has bssn appeai41
- tha HupFema Denrt Caam aariaIn
uaaa posk pankaF III Nasl CambEidaa.
auG waa charged wits oQnoaAling aaga1s
% ths insolysat Gfm q Lino,ins c1a4l-
bsaiain 4 CO.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

RAaxxnx Smunn Gxmxa as GrHMMEn -
Qaiio = nogsl and aFlhina ainht uaI
Witnessed y 9 Fidef on ehe Blaekwnfer
road, On Thursday l1st, u ths farm 81
q oumnlna party egmp0ao4 of hasA
ladies aud asnflsnen. rsa ladiss iooked
perfectly at home vita tnelF an1a 90
ihaiF ahpaidsfs. and neemod y handie
sbsn wiih a. nuoh akili - did the raj
lant ysunQ man nt thaiF gidaa. Eaeb
faaa bsamed vim deliGa1 a. theH hald
nioft the string q cartridges - i&leig
hgonahl lo9. The eenfIamen Were ia4en
wikh hunohas a. brilliant aufmmn laaEau
snd b<iehf nea berriss esthssed ff1n
ths woods naaf bg3 and - the p4s4Y
trnnpzd ntona, followed ~ the hssuH
fuf hir4 does beppa and Lsso, hslo1Rina
- Dr.. CafR1l1. if Eooksd Qnile cis1a1rsQa1
an1 0narlssled ths agpllas u1a hago -
lataig beEu emongt aS.-oamhFifeg
fHd.) Ksns-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

TSEn FEsnzngES O. ALASKA Fhe Alas-
kan u tss rsport q aaimoa eateh foE
th1g seas, n that IpEri1ufYs says ne
Kasslisf eanneEF e ~ Afe1ia Alahine
lklmpany. 90 Oook inla4. uoaasd opaEn-
ton % tha oolh of hnEuE1. VA oalca
o. = ZOO eaass amd 90 baHlNlN, whlnA
we're Hhippaf - ena EInnatoo
per bask oprea aad asbouaeE haEaMm1s
he ine NgVslty empioye6 b. tbst efm
3 AID 20 hars ioE tno Win4aS. AZ haG-
lak, on thiI island, vera eanae9 % TIE
i2th ~ aaptsmbeE. fbs ouSpus hsIua 1f
oo0 esass and 900 bnHren o. faean shn
barkeatine Q1ioGgtep toot 1e.oa1 cnssg.
sne sseamsr 8s Peal 1896 am9 the foa
nIaln1eE were s6ipDse % tns sl11HI
Knsinh. 1he whaia eatcA OF aBia ann.
narg uaa ountEaelo1 for iu ad4onoa
f1F nomalhinR ever aAU 1od
feh eaFao ~ fha ~ Psai aigns ~
woEih naaFly 9Io0o0 basa lasn
fSom thls dislFiel wogsn tuiss lssat E1zas
Fram Nuaeaaak, 81 Bralal 8a4, -
haas tha1 the fup omuaaflsa opefnau9
lhsrs haps ~ % 5tQ0e aaaa1. 81 8
fhirf unnnaFr hna benn ozg9minsd "
bsain oreFnllaua u1I1 yo1I, 4ni4 u4Ee1
faF shrse eoimss of Wea&nEn hiskn laNs-
90 &c. 81 as1moa ~ 1oaF daa 1a1E
enah--a pFsG1g nee& a4s4tma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12
aAaSKA Wsrrcx.

Ths following ere fFsm ths Eseogd q
ths iasl laEn of shs o1uEta a. aithn;
Jury 10 Banas sass nnsd 81 sash FOR
repaKtina how thoy a1ood on disagree
mant, bus enc nflsEuaEds Fslnittsd
q. y. Sonn8 ano Sam. Motn allowed
twenty aags ad1Ilinnal per diam e.
iarora bscauuB q their havin4 ua osans
% ronshtna thsfr boms WEanRsli after
tha ozpiEafiou e thalE eeEVlsas
AIio9nnoo 81 Al Hunn. = Chimess
uituo8 b she esss % Uniled Gtatoa ~.
An Bosm, tried aa Sitka IN BspssmbeF,
rsvoked, end Wtlnes1 fees % thrns e
diana ID aamM oass aiaaIleWea hseauss %
paiDsbls fAisa usoasInG b Ne Witnesses.
"a aosd exampisl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

seig sea.lsy. hark oaso baEh.ssins !.
Ps1r Dlouvmz Pa Il.-sansa-
BaEk EIiy 0raoa
PonF mAnssaz DsA n--saslsd
8ez4sntfna Modoa
F0Mx BLkxN1x. Dec. 1i.-Axrivad--
AeEueeizn slip 6chuan1sn.
MAN Bar. Dea. n.--Axrsvsa = BaHk
Afr1o@
AAHoasu, Doo u.-IhA ship Top Gal.
lnn4 q fcrt Biakely Uas bsafnz q q
y ~ Two bMEka aaa q aoheonaR paas.
"a oal CiSadg aaa ssufhsaSl Wind
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

FnnR Arrnknkxun o. Rkza.-n b but
litfla over q osntury aao-IT. 5-snas the
6rel eFu8n rat fske oFdmaFy nsasa ea4l
mada his aQesarnnae IN AmeKAaa. De
went e. st0wauay % ahipbo tfd, eltoeg
from fndla % Persia. oF poagihiy fsom
sopa Mo4i1eyzanean port. kats wsre
anhnuWa b EaEoDs un4f he middle q
aAe eiRhtasuth oantuRy. In every teen,
viIlsas end hamlst b ths Uaited olataa.
nou, ths Eas is almssa 90 wsii knDwn -
the dsa q ths ost. and the rodsat pop-
uiaticn muss Be faF lagasR tnan el&oef
e tks etbsnA 30 Fapta e tho tneIe4ae
81 ~ apacian tAAt q stBaia pair. u ~
melaz3sd fog 3 ysar, Ssn have IN n4
sprinR q huadfsda IN thas tim4 In
dgoiilzGs and eiiy Sewers tns hOoee Fai
b ths FulsE, and hia blaek hEslnsE q
drives 70 ~ vali. u shs Asids and
aaana the maEHtsa bsrdeFi1H tna So
eoant ths m1sk rss and tAs o0s1on fut
hoid suAy. Hats of many apesies are
a0w % hafound whersRss hRman h41l14s
slana uxisE Ikhessie1 - nzaks 8 s4lI4-
tne agupreuf aAan faApsnuf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12
TraVelers. Notica.

IN AND AFTER nEn 1 THE
~ W111luEtpn G1zanaoeas CcWpanTa
aaaamHrs M41sh a. kifza AnasFnon wiN
trMRa eosttte ~ FcF4 faWnmn4 - ~
- e.eonr1r,a11ala - EHNnT f-nFH1EFa nAn
a iea 50 saaa q sae hnaaH AaMvinW 81 &C
asElF e. bseH a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

Aroarafnn d afnsial rnenrna fuE sha
r,lsssal 1saF ~ 0sruzn ms111aal Es1l
= nuunraaad af flB pssENiA 6Hgina q
sarist.1ss 50 a1IEn lanaa18 e ,l
90 hanE, nm& 10 aseMa nnmnetnR
81 maRs A1 11Ur1g44 giE1 11E -
tnrna fnR &1N year I&8 t48G9 413lN
eEan asnlssas - - ruasa1I e q1lsla
e ~ ana 4 fniIlnG IS y Aannaaa al
Il,1 toaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

An ilam NrBarB en- amaibaf N1N4 90
fke e4sa tas1 GosaFnof eQnlEa, u8iIa
Is New KaEE. estlunateA aN4 hap aroN "a
Waaklnalsn IeEFiforY fcT fN 3 a. 1s DO
tpns. ne Qnan1itg aneul4 nago A4M
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

Hor aUrlrs.-ln Ne sans e. - Cisy
Va Knrt4 shasRed wifh ssilina hssr
uIIhssi = llssaaa. uhisA Wa tris1 ~
fsss ga.siss I'm yret1pasg. fhs iurY -
tusnt6 3 Fe31isl ~ - naIlfg, and -
anfsr ana 80 nsis4a16
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

81. LoUzs, Dso. 11.-At The afternoon
saasion os ahe Laws eiuok kxeha1Ra, Ne
oongsntion en4orsed tha remafh8 naade
ky Nlmaf Wmhbagn, q C1ic4Gm be40Ea
the Cattle Growers Couve1iion ID Ohi-
aaRo, tn regard 70 methods for Stamping
o1f nentnioua diseases. A rosoluaion
vas adopeed asking all railroads walsh
reach Missouri River points % ro-
store, ao1me1sina Juiy 1ats ths tArid q
1850. an1 onforca d n lisa q prea9nf
rates. Tha Commiltse 80 Natioaal Lave
Btoek exchanges EspeFte& tn favor ef
holding . oonFsntion - dlee11 TIE
matter of representation, 20 whieh HAail
be eligible ane- hfth q ell sxiatsng Lave
Ssoek Exahanaaa, and wbioh may BE-
formed pFior 10 holding NE Oonvsnttol-
After diaaaasion NE Eepagt waa aoopaa1s
and Chieaas aeoldsa apon e. ne plaoe,
and JanaaEy z0tn a. fho tima foF half-
ing ths Oonyention. AdieurneA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

CaLumuUs (0Aiol. Dso. 1l--At ne
aftuFncon session of this new TrAdeaked
eralion, q Fssolation vas adopted that
whlle ghoy favored eight hours knr
davis WoFk. and believed il Woold nlti-
maisly be adopted. u vas arss nsseaaaEy
10 asonfs nine hoars iR ell branches nov
gogklnR ten, and ehoao trades working
mere hours 10 reaucs aiiii fuFtheE. The
OonfsEence ODmmltte8 that met the
Kniqhts oe Labor Oommitlee submit1ed
a written report purpoEtinQ b be what
vas said and done atEsi1ay's session.
Il said there had boea no nEFeement,
that The Kniahts Of Laoor had refused
% consider tbs trades Union treaty, and
is recommended that the Ex8eafivs
Coanoil OF the nsuiy organised Fedora
erafi0n iaano an address on 1ho anbieet
a. the alGerenoaa belwsan lha orRanixA-
sionR. Tbs constitution adopaed forms
q nav orQanixaaisn similar % ths
Knights af Labor, plaoin9 The power In
the Executive Counoil, esnsistine of I've
mamhaRA. OlfoaEa Wora elected a. fol-
IoWa Bamuei Gamparn, e Nsw Yotk,
Pfeaident: 0eerRa HarKis. Of Ranna1i-
Vania, FiEaa Vias Psssidsnk; y W. emilh,
a 6pFinQGald, Illinois, second Wise
EA43l&EMA - AA4AAAt4N1 " \ Atl1IA44A tNl4Af
HesFstzry, and q. EamOudsoa, ef
Wanhingson, Treasurer. The Presidents
sAlaFy uaa hxed e 5000 and tEaVelins
expsmuss. TIE neg RsdsEati0u Ad
ioaFnsd 81 ,. q. % NEED 81 Baltimofa
On shs aseand Iussaag IN DeoamhsF.
1854.
a Crnmv e. msmey maMlns seAsme.
q. Lours. Dee I1.-Oulting, ths Texas
e1isoF, arrived IN this city ysasafday
fram Fort WoFth. 10 . reporter be
SEATED be had abanaonod bis plan q
aesion IA ths south, for ths prss1nt, sat
that pEsiiminnsiss q his Msxisan eolo-
niznaian sohnms were etill betng viRef.
oasly pushed He Intends 70 lsssuss
ihranghout the north. and dsvots the
psoeseds 70 . fund fer ~ paynsat q .
heard of OounssioFs VITA have worked.
We have, be aid, about tWo thousand
msn elsoasd already, and ne woKk -
RoinG 20. A OAioaRo syntIe41o q onpt-
talssan tala "a. Il wa esald rAiss ssysn Or
etzha thousana msn for tie wosk, they
wanid furniah 9la,oo0009 q pay az
panssa q tie uadeElnkiHas So yaa ssa
ws aAAn't laak maaa7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

hazssn fn Nmeh Garmanfa fsf nawas
m11tha pagk 6miIh ennlE11a1 heeKlusa
uf wAksh 1notwo had buan guilty. Ina
latEnt eEiD8 w4s 1Go rooolnR A1o -
1amWas8 b1FMiEG ok q f4mily resi-
&aa11 nanx HluQN11. e. U1iaA ti1n1
omlfh said 1AeY lad rltba1 e. murda9
ersEybady u fh8 hness ~ ~ bailainR,
sna tha1 GEa n TksGa mno elm - tna
idnnlity q ahs iyDahem
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

6AH FnAncIsoo, Dea. fl-A rumoE
snrpeyiua rsats foR llns q EAiiEoad
% ~ InsaEnaii1nal boHnd ~ linz, and
tl3mA eBeEa wuRs ADerieaa oapltsllgts
uho Bare naRotia9in4 uilh aha Ca11dian
paeife Compang % ran tine from 8an
FTnnotaeo e onnaaot wilh ~ proleels1
iinn In Bli1iah Colnmbia. Ahoat . ynar
eco tha Canadian Peoife GtaFted q
bEannh fg9m aha main lDa, and ran it
10 Whataom, ". n. Wbsn kHE sume
raaann e. oahaE sho wuHk wna naspom&sd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

GzArrxm Dsa. H. Arrives = Htnnnr
aallial Umatfia. CaptaIn HoimsA -
tnaa aoal taK San Er4neaco.
Rsu Faannnco. Usa 1f.--lIaared-- -
GtnamShfa Celnmhin, fas An&uxiaf Bhiu
kE. nn1t ~ N2Maiuo, baE1 Ef1te-
la ThaVeF. feg oeattiA
e.fI-1 -kip WGIna, gur Nnnafnnai
xlsis ftsphen, fag PERI Kownnsn4
faHx TewaEEaD. Dsa lL--ArrFef--
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12


81 lou1s, Dee. u.-geha BakeE. Goa
Qfsaaman slec9 from - ki8hseo1e1
ilinois DizsFiut. who aafeaaad MolEi-
son. plaadad getty befoso re toa1leo
a. RslleVilis, % sha ohaEBe Il aasSnlt and
hatiesy, uaa dnsd ase dallaFa and eosfa.
NsssmbeR 96th, q BeiisTiils rspoElaf
became h q diapuie with Barrier sgrT
eka lnts elsafioA, and was alFaek ~ tha
iatesF ever tha hNnA essaE q simss Eflh
: sans. Ia City MaEshal eonaidessd
thsa q case 81 aszAuls and ha1ssgy, q
eamplains % uhisa the OongRs smaa
sisei, pisadsd Ruilsg. p
gFain 9sb0sTy.
FaE1 WoETH (rsxl. Dsa u.-The
ssath hgamd RsalsaGaE train 81 sse
70 Wozth a DsnRss Railroa4s ukals
aaopplna e BsilsVaa tA&1 0ornlna fag
wai1r. ums hnar8pd ~ rhnna reAossa,
whe tnnk frd1 rs passnaGoEs elEhl
waauhss and etot IN 1onsy.
I'VE Megrsn man9a4
CEaTxanssaA, Dsa. fl.-Esaat nizha
ahous II o'ssook, . 1sb q @aa1ed man
Vsuissd ahs SAD "a Ragged, n Ouieosa
eunna7. GssrNiA, ane nfsss ogsFpuu9-
iaa tAe ftiseR aoo& 0ut two pEiesneGs,
- Go. 8rnrkl anG Houroa emlI1.
nnsh naRrueG and. taking them b Z
noins nsar 9he Fsilsos1 afsc4 ooutb u
luwa. hamRNd tbem - tzoa WAafa. thsy
wurs fgand thia mszulne nn1 out ooun
~ a. nufhnrl4A Buxa naN1naA kMa
hnaa eagnnsf e. rsbAi19 4n4 b9ENiar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

VIRGINIA (NsV.l, Dec. ll.-W. n.
Bisnxols, pFopfieeoR ef NE Gold Hill
Bank, was arrested todaY, charged with
embsxslsneuf He gave bonds % ap-
psaF On Tuesday next for trial
Sol. Franhal. of the oefunel firm Of 4.
B. Rrankel q Co, has tuss been arrested
at bis rocms In the Doaalas building, By
Sheriff Donovan, o. the charge of om-
bsaxiina $500 fEom a. LaiRaaa, q ocNse
dealer, Who oiaims % have deposiled
thnt amount tha miRhf prior 10 ths sas-
psnsi0n. AZ this zine lIO.80) ne sx-
eiiemenl b BpssadinR nka @tlaAre ever
lhe asges1. TIE eAaEia b guarding TIE
0cauty isil. and refuses 10 allow any
one o visit o. inteFwieW Rfankal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

WAaHENa1o2. U8n. 1l.r-lm the oOuEBs
of RsnaEsl dakata n Ne Heass tadaY,
en 9hs nnndEg CIVIL bili. Aanhnms 81
Texns, maaa - appeal h EaVos q ne
rsdamption of the tTnGa dollar, ans a.
ladlng b ne Standard silver doilaz hs
declared ~ coinage woald nevaE Be sas-
pen4ed, no matlek whe mlEht reoam-
mend 70 TIE eonlfeKy.
Randall moved thas Ne Houss pro-
ossd % ths oonala aseatlon of ths sandEy
civil appEoprinaion bill, but tha molten
waa lest, b ysas Il9, nays Ia.
PAysun, of Illinois, On behalf of tie
Oommitfes On Ruhlio 1landz, called %
Tie bill 0eclaFing foEfoiture Of the On
tonogan and BEule River land aranfa
Ths bill wa8 paaead without division.
e forfoiia 384|60o aoro1. The Hoasa
than vent inao Cnmmittao of aha Whole
o. the sandfy civil appropriation hill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

A oonfsrenea of mannauEB % he
GouihsEn PaoiGe CsmpAnyis 3 rsa4a VII
aDoa be hold for the pGrpaae Of paFfeut
inR plAna for . ns9 Faoife Ooast n1sam-
Ehi1 lima. ka u ntm4ed aa1aY thaa che
aompan3 vii hnBs tt1 llna1 axtsn1 fsom
Portland en the north 70 Ban Diego %
ths ssuth. Ths Ba1lslg wili BE- q liaht
draaahf, and oapahie of enaaEina kar-
bnRs uheea ths waaaR h ahallog. TheEs
q aaEns enkk of taking a1eamarn fnom
ths MorRaa lins betwaen Ns8 OEieana
and Boakn AmeEiaan p1Eta fcF ths new
Pnsias 0sast entaEpEEsa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12
THE FOREIeH WORLD.
The Cnar Pronsunee. Fsr
Russian Names-


4salANaEaaH Names 60 EoWUn
OnEsA, De-. ll.-ln aaansanos VIA
a1 kmpaFiAl order. a toana ena elIlnnsa
p hu1slA hearina 9frnan namaa will ho
given RoMian names AZ ne bnnfnnlnr
of t1o yo14. HnHan 8eruan 1nhah-
ilants hi1la1ly ranuna tAis aatiun oe ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

The resignation Of Geo. Il. Hoyt. clark
70 toe inspsstor q steam vessels e Port
land, o., has hesn accepted, but ne ap.
roinimont % hll tho vaoanoy vii be
made e. present..
AlhstflnE EanaH . Inalsns.
Major 81. i. Stanton vas today ap-
pointed . momboE of the oommlssi0n 70
alln1 iands in esyafaliy 20 the kadiana
% Ne UmatilIa reservation, Oregon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

NEWARK, Dee. l1.-An effort b being
mnde BY the knights Of Labur 10 drive
the Chinese laundriea from this city and
county. MR. Casebolt, ppopriasuR OF She
Belleville laundry, has aareea 70 dis
charge several hundred MonRalians
"a kis employ. This 10 considered 8
great viotoly b The Kniahts e Labor,
as Il was the Hrst place in the East
where ohiness labor vas employed.
MaFdsrea IN MS eva Doerway.
eonuExNpUna (Tsxea), Dec. In.
Lewis, an old and respectable planteF,
reaidina south Of this plaee, vas called
10 the door. ana shot last night " IN
assasSin. Lewis diod from the eGeats.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

WAannafoa. Dee. u.-ReaE AdmiRal
ganata has RalnRned b Wanhing1nn. Ia
inspected TIE guns Of ths DJlp1ia yes-
ssedAy, ard napoEla they proved hiGhiy
satisfactory, paFtsgalaKly the seosud
hattsFy. 1he six.ineh ann carriage did
uol wofk as vel as 8 might. AlfhoaRh
ths speed II the Dolphin Wae nos tested
ho reports ahs readily maas Is knots
with little molion, and gives pFomiae ol
going over Is. While going at - knots,
an order % hack uas given, aaa n A
second from the Einging of the bell ehe
waa backing.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

The House Oommitfse on AppFopFla-
tions today heard Treasurer J0Fdan 10
advocacy Of an appropriation Of $4,000
10 defFay the expenses Of reooiniun
abeut SIS 100000 IN subsidiary ffae.
ttonal euRFeuey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

Hiram d. Knight has bssa appointed
special inspector Of foreign steam yes
ssls ~ San Francisco, vice Martin Bal
Ger removed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

gohu Joekson. Z men aboat 20 years
of aRs, waa errsslsd lasl niehl and con
nnsd u the Rolnem streot poles a1atioa.
TITS msFninR be vs. fsund dsa4. Hia
daath wna eauaed b oattsnR a. artery
10 ~ wklsl With pisoe q elasa. Hs had
haen arrested On q charge of drnnkon-
nssa He 3 beiisysd % Be- rosentlE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

Samusl b. Walkeg, late Mayor and
Superintendent of Police, haa written .
long letter 20 the Distinct Commiaaian-
err, asking that be bs Fesnstated.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

Dumm, Daa. ll.--PEaparati0nm are
already being made here = aivs 4 gruna
for MondaY % eoneideg piAB e emNn-
oouefeF measina. Bsth maasanNR WiH
probablT he prohibited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

San EnkHcIssa, Dee. u.-One handrod
and asyentY -asysn Ave taai boxes - pre-
pafed epiom we're aslzsd on TIE Nal
Doek this msEninR. Thsy we're fonnd
d 9 bon marked . Riat A1h, /" eonsiansd
d 9 Chinoaa hFm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-12

PoaTLAHD (OR.l Dea. 1I---Thia morn.
inR Miokoiis Vallss waa ioaad en tha
wharf nt ths eest of d d A0a lhis
sids u ne river oat % pisoss and Fi1ed
~ all its oonsents. 1t u almost oertnin
y Was murdered.