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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

DUaTga ~ An8ENcM FROM
henRY MoFRnz, e sAia plaouh - aa4zHa 20
the blntaa41 e ne aEEncT e. ahe Eg8 &
o. ean Frnne aoa Markn1 undarmrltasa
IA Z m0NDi.
80 Tsmn.sna. y. Z. Assa 8 I..s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04
Roaf Wanfed.

A aeon WHITEHALL BOAT;
"a masl be b elEt claEs cen1liioa 40
oee yawl beaa not ever - eeef long al
ai q. 'A IA \. CT q. 49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

F1n1aarx Re-rnlrz-Tha laalss e
- oHihells chnnuh nnsb ths mnmssrs
q hhssf chsir vsEg plslslni ssclrfios
80 Eeuniu1 h ehs hasumsmk az fbs
slaea4 eanda7 gvozing afteE nugsise.
saans1lul Ee1rza1Danto wurs aorVn7.
sseeeael made. eoasts drnmk. and 4 -.
sEal Rood flus eniopsd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Va - s. ia3s1n - annA 1 eas
1 81 ~ - - MEa b
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s4a1 l44 n14El 4eel4 41N ge11H
ta4 &49'S @ugA NnlaA - 1wrgg1s
4z4 - e1Al<gt11 e11szsElA
Awa
D1 mer 1-kMnl $40 ma.
eRn mofsHIsg q - 1aaHanz
e1e El1 r1f1t9l1 sd frEziI1ee 1laA
-, na14 - 3 sl1ik1 ttla alnAa ~
q e1aef4 &eE week - tta.e
tl14ll - afese n1ag1fs 11t
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- 1sf pe.nl9as aEEead - - -
Ha-91a aH1 30 czt IS i1N pafn11EH
rtezEneo . W1tk. L1a n4staE hall1
qra ls11a9 nInaltaa atandin4 oea
4eala9 - pEineiI,e ~ d.1lAl4oa
It's 4aA444 o4AlA4a ass A4AlN a =
nl.t49 - ~ tlsntsfa fn4H eeEssa1
fairy an6 Gllg At1s aaEs l1auiE I'D Ekeir
= uses y e. - ~ = aasslp e ~
49, 4he ane aakaEs nsg t1et
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8ohmeR 3 c. ennenHsa sfRhf hanfs
WNI+M - ..N |..a -. 80
qiAnE4 oanp raczissa on sine AonxA
oaanD zABna
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fn1n 111s Iaolnlll1. 4lIt sgu oEosp1Iena.
n1axlod - 14is mczujuR Ni1t fniL aanaa
~ uEH ~ ere s6llnNad NsIA ~ e
sanEIe4ta A nlie q 6ftf EsT1sa1sIs.
k1feaI and 0t2nnanh a1eawrHEd " f&res
3 eal'peas1sn a. IiocT 90 he EEitE1
a1GRuI RFada oAl1 m4rntnR and lad
slt1Ie nmaaa B'ouo Woee e.
oHMnn1d. xNe Noioe uar4 e4iIea RpnH
and qnafied tn giots FoaE aNianasra
ssls alssel1d Ter lnsilisa mss and aEs
nov h tan,
Rnuknzzgzza.
PnlEannzrnsa, Has 9.-eeeen hrn.
dked e1cino1 malEer8 il 48auhilne uent
% MH9k eail n srnina e. NE s1eN tine
ssHelaala % oleni h1uEa PER day sad ~
a1114 oaEe1 a. tacft1ao ef U4QQ1 lnnE
inR flmm 10 90 a0 paF oen1. Xhras hun.
dI1d men lIem IS nhope zssnain ea,.
nzR EaAHomoa.
esaf Ensnurmso, MsY 4-Ths siahl
huur nys.sl1. mllah oiaal houzs paF, want
inae a1oet Aets eoSaV il d unnao1f &c
fa4nigQ1a fatloFil1 n14 elE1x aAnP4 Ne
eEQNAnln aamaHNNA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

81. Loul8 Nay e.--Aftar several
months ths Vulean Iron Muxks a Oar
ondelet FssRmed eperationB nhia aorn.
inn, GiyinR emp|oyment 20 nhoas GO
y - and bosBeas Tbs Wcrkn prepared
. aehednls Of wages, which viii remain
10 f0fcs anfil January lats Toe sohsa
ale vas presented ta the men yaslasday
aflernoon, and hey unAnim0usiy ~
solved ~ 90 % wofk on the oropuaea
seEma and this morning ne fnEnases
ara IN fell HASA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

ALL PERSONS KNOWING THEn-
"a selves fntahta9 % ~ lasa arm e l.
z. emilh & ann are hsteoT notAo4 b
'i us - '''s'' 'a' SANE 4 4. a. e isas1rH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

cnErzcAh RxxuAxzuM.
Axnnna. Nay a-The uttuation here
4 oamplisaaa1 and agiti1ai. Toe Gov
ernmsn4 rsaanta ~ inftflsErnee e The
pousTa vita ~ inlsRn4l alMiEA Tho
fogstan ministers aEs aathased e the
residence q Sir Hafeee namhsla.
nFitlah Minister, wusling Ana1 inaegaes
tians frDn their 0oyeEnmsota Tue tine
given ID The uttmasUm of the poWoEs
for 0fusee % aeqeiesss Go tAeir Dc
man6s wiil expire - J s'oiook this
evening
ozsnca VIA NAEn 70 RuSrnun eoa
eMnm1N.
Tha (iovsramaat has dscidad thal ~
eapiy aarxadY made % The nl&inatam af
- sewers n suHeiauk an1 fkat tie
nFumiaa eontained kllEein are al that
4 can m4ka. Tho NiHisasfe of The
pauaEa here ere proIaKiug - eWhefk
semarraw 90 ne alliad dasA. Hopes
ere enisrtainaa 81 hizh qaAEssSs -
Alhana Tha1 ~ 0osafnmenf a. Losaan
e. g. ReteEsbarR nag yea naa . asfna
rArsnIff 20 ~ Gf-sk qBeaaiuns Tho
resasnnsiaa % ne Msnislry y impoaai-
haA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04
PACIFIC COAST.


$3.50
San Pnascrsco Nay a.--Ths nFat oosan
gaeht rass on thla c1nnt apeF . ~ mile
eoares toeh plAes Yesterday ealuesa NE
AR9is aaa lhs LaEiins eaF . psFss 81
$500. Q@inQ 30 s1ramR tida7 and haflina
Wiuaa, tfs yanhla f2fiad % rslurA unfli
midniehts af1sE the ulipalNto6 tima. aaa
the gaaa wns Declared %. II wtli be-
nailsd ever AGAIN nexl saturday.
hnaiGnuaena ef &. q 3. gmnmael.
Lar Rnanaal. 80 furuieuEs DIAL
err whe were bug1ad ous laa1 Friday,
have mn6s a. aaHlE1uaoat Ter tkB hsns&t
% thnig eEeditoFss - pF44an1 any enc
creditor eafneA8nn saa taHnFHnea. WhiaA
ameunts . el3eoa
Rars - Enfrg Nsaan
Pear TaNnsnsrp, MaY AHA 5ames
HaakeR aldssa danRhtaF q Cap1nin n.
L Iiblalz. 1isd to1ay. 1hs I'D beaa
ounansd 9 fec daya ngs. Aad go ~
poFtsd - Be dana wBff. Her nnadeB
dsatA = : RFsal eafpfisa ana ehoak te|
thia eommRnity. Ena funeral vii tabs
piace touoFfo9 a. 3 = -.
6iramss onasn et the Paslds arrives
e. $50 >. n. Sha 80 been os4aineA IN
loed.ng loeal assaKka snd 80 tana fee
Alasha.
olsanss IdsAo. fFsm Pogtland. b an
pesaad - arrive "A Ang uomant ans lahs
maiis ard fFeizAa fa2 aiaeaa.
NRunnsan aaip .8nneF1i6a, Whieh ar
rived lNss 1zfuEdsy, sixty dAxs fsem
Aalsenese. lna6a Damkss q Pea Blaks
~ aue aaelhourua.
Nsrwsaian hnrk EFiRza. sixty days
fFnm Msi1carnR, lsata iuwbsF d Peek
0amhaa ~ SgdnaE.
okip FaslsT Eseze. - dHya ffum aan
Diaas. lnMa8 eea1 e Eaaoma f8R 8Mn
Hranaalao.
Tha bria Dsanon ana ahEp Dashina
Waga WUF9 Elpertea 10 tAs 9tFEtsa fhis
masnlna. ~ have nss - arrived oaina
- fruah head wtnAa.
a EnHns HslsaaS.
eArekMunTo. Hay 8 --<7gVgsnnE @1nme-
naa Aaa 6sc,4e1 ~ asolAra &ag liza .
lnRnl Aali&ay en- paaiuen ~ tAa AsaaF-
atea Tra3s1 yaioaa, wAe hci6 q grad
IAbes passds en- tAaa daS - aan KsAn-
4 csaans1 naase.
Rkn Rnanrnuua, MAJ 8 "A slipaIAtiaa
go aIst - ~ Prooa1a Co1Il ta1ay
whiaA hrinqa 80 nnnanas agea Ne wiz
e ~ ". CAiNao6an - - ed. he
asnansliL wAs 1lsa N NsRanshas ilAl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

bnit1 2aa1se I1'aI J a = rrll'.., -
az gn44sd - 81 s4naa1la asasslR
fHa19 aHelHra Gofsan 81 neA s ~
z1az41aH 414n wa nnhalra1oN ~
EHR4MsT @ 9amec1&1n wtIE AxsfHa
el1oez I'D tHlfna1 II Nnwe1I
eeAAsy, % ~ aEaun3 11aA ~ inAiuss
ne, 8 n41 hee1 lrua1 "a fI'I s.e1f
1seT. 11s I1asz ID qnrl 81 e. rnIaa6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04


1slan e EaEats nl1esea
N4e Xn1x. n1Af 81 4sznk 1lEszl
es.z1n asa rEnoenaz 80 - 4szls
1e1s $500 tzIs fE1H1zs EI4EFD A.
4.ezG AZ nQetg1 NaQa a4 9a1 NHA.
~ I4E 11taa iiree r1Es - > = 4le&14
Ass - Aa1 ~ 614EEA4l1 - Sc A1<R 81
- A.zehao9A
G4nNa 0hmsann ATazasa An4E44I4e1.
Nr4 Teas. 1ra4 5 - lsu WeeAs go
kl,sle1. raplt 81 4 u AaslQ3 -
~ insssriln ~ fudlgaaaniiasis nn1s1a-
- pgaf1fno4 c1ar1 - & F1lE sllta11
nasnHa sRaimzt HegnIn 4n1ls9 ANa4z.lal1
Is aEfn cry go err - y 611n krgk
EaE 4zts14MeE 81 1na3 ot41a11 80
atsnR - tness diseate1nH ~ sAs linnA
HISS W111 IA EAreI fEaG U4Mtera II
tAe knleEaaal @awAtAa Ea9Rlaas ~
11aia1I11 g Na9 Xn1k w1Ge tnen 49,
fiaa an4 Sraselesas iae1n4lMIi4m - -
1neg4 1xroeiaus enara1ssr a91eg ~ ~
leH1a ot nldMa - 1aale. Ne dslel.1
wekn nIH94 ma8 weg4 naNa&3 w4H1aonee,
aNSl14s EEuU rg1rI11o1 GII&4 - -
Heet84. AZ W44 671sxle1 lA4l ona fGa1a73
cgnst8d e in1aEiaR hon8A1i1 pEe9
eE1E ard aFIon i. - order . osileal .
48MNl 1e4si1a 11nR48 ~ be nUHfFlnuln4
- ~ lsyalEsl1narI t1n9 - N4.l ~ =
b A144 lak p4lHas4 paRpNn9a rs 81
1n8 e Larry &e4,af40 - et1g11 81
p4all1ailE So eA@lz1s - -
n411IB o11u112 am4rahlAt8 aSMtn Z
SO 1llRma th11 1sz1t ateee1
- tA1m zn4 eflMiEma aeeas q
ua11lnrzl11 nlen us edpooei1 ese.
lflu14 and eS1Nl4 eEAZ18 Wnollg -
vAxiaaee Wlia p4tstanpaa.a e snaigrda
49,; - - - s.stalsA - -.
49, -. '.s--..,.s... - -. ...,'.. ~
-, - 1870 - - =. - ~.
mers ~ e@~ra-. rr.s~ 3smiel ~ -
~r,r-,z. - ~. @SsSs.,-r =. ~..;1.
fsss,i~ dan{el S.esss.s.s 4 ss.s.-5n - -.
$780, - s'.ss~Ss =, ,.,-s.s'..s 49,.
49,. = ie.es--.-l - - -
- - ~ssS.s -. - 49,. - 49,. =
~si~s - es.,.-s 49, s's..,7.s,..
1lIII 49, 800 sts~a l..ssr1s. - -
- - f,..,ss.. .-i -. n...s-.
assfeS5rrS 49, -. ......,-,n..s- -
1870 -. =. ,s.s.-,-....s''.. 49, -.
- - s-7ll,-,os- S.,-s-,--r- k7--i~-- -.
f--- s-Si..i -. ....sI--., -. -
49, - ~ - - - 49,
nsfrs = nnee.,ins - arrs.sls,e 49, -.
- 49, rS-ir-9 - 49, - - -.
- - .sn.,srT- - s.a1r-- - sr.-- -
-. - y, 80 srllr.-1f-.r ~ ,-.-.-', =,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Ennr7ras ~ OEEseKnM--A . FoEular
msssanR Of ths Hs@s 0aarae lasa sssn-
Ia Ne Iolisuine oomulniansa onssEs
wsr, 4lsuisa. Capaain. GsorSa Kinnaas;
Fra I.iaussuana. ". q. IsuimeTy SEQ
end L suaennn4 W. ". k1nabAfa Tha
Reserve Coumiltee oensises % re
oommimiuasd e0 ssss and shs lollouinM
nannsa rnans DE- q 4. Weed Ds. II
q BtaIrr, Chaas AipskY. ", q. Mar.
stnn8nn Inza N. Il Ms18naka 0apaain
Ktnnear q Preedsna; oeanRa Saoabs,
Wa prssdenfi Dkxsas Hazlnn. Treas
assr. anA 1ohn L,aary. aeeEseary. A sha
FsRnlsr mne1iaa - Ha1t &a464g nizhl
"a ARA iu the maenAi e aFma wt4 ha
osIn meanod sd uonli911d ul1il tho
eompany baeoDsa psaaclena.
---a--~~--~--~@--
Hos CoNpAks OEsscnas.--kt rs A.
nuai ns.asna q Hans csup&ny No. !.
hsla Iaul ssenlna shs lslissiaa o&ss1n
m.rn sHegsna q nsrvs auFin1 ths eneaiaQ
Vsars RpraarA RailV. Rras1eats J. Q.
Glsaaaa. Vlan Pra9i8euss A. ,. RinAan.
Rsesoaarpt y. a. Hsnotoa1k. xasa1urar
80 n Caillna. r., Fasum4n Z. A Bell,
Firns Arnrtsra falaDAAs a. hl11a1.
RsaazS Aaatr1an4 Ragnzaa1 841anFd
Pnllr. W. Z. Sharpe sri 0eegz4 II
Presses. Des11aanaef - 6naaliB kss
e9eAEe@auA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

1KKoNnnA, Mleh.l, May 3.--A terrible
tragedy eesarrsd thia moRnina ona and
: hall miles east Of hers. Ranndine
Shodd. q ueaithy pioneer o. this zee
sion, killed his wife 1t osoluok this
mosninR ~ hitting her with al axe
gnile sue vas dressing. He then evil
deadly Wsas into the kitohen and cut
he own ehroat. When diaeosersd, Mfs.
snsdd vac lying ia ons oosnaE 81 iht
bed room with only part % her etofhine
On, end NJ. Shod4 vs. iyiaR IN The
ktloAon n9af thu ntoRe Ia q poal 81
blood. Tho hoEFibla discovery Wa
made b. bis youngest san. Mr. Hhedd
waa S. years % age and waa one Of The
oarIieaI esltlera N thla section. He res
RsneFallg Fsspeuted. Tha Gauss az tbs
traEedy = sad % b domestic tF5ubls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

NEH FoaE. Nay Al. g Sc. 18gk;
tj('e. 1l27; &c. 1z5; Raeiic Sc. 12Is<;
Amegioan Exprcsn. l1Ds tknnaian Pacific
e11<; OAneda SsutneEu. So, Central Pa
oana - a; bnFliuRson, ! - II ksaohewaRa,
I2lk; beaver 4 kie 6fabds. 1s9[; Bic,
~; Kansaa B 1ecaa, 2tk; Lac shore,
7H8; L,onigHiils a Nasnsziln, s., x, Nah
iQaa Usnsral, oli Nofthsrn RaeIHo, q;
prsaerFaa. $50 N0rsnwoatsrn, 1Daj<
New ToFk CenIrai. oo5fs Orenon sAll
cav and NaEianffan. az OrnRun
proeem4nl. q Fe1lao Mail Eo& ;
Pnnamas SIS Noph Island. l29s IS.
Panls e3ki Texas Reclln. u, U1sen
2aallie t35f unland 6lnse1 EKplo
Wefls. Fksao. 10 WosleEn uaioa, 8 ~
Houastaka. -; 0aiaEio. =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

WasunaEon. Mag s.-Naiionala. - +,
5oaion. Ii.
PnnADzleasA, Nay s-Ess York. 8 /;
Pnliadsipafas 6
kANa&z Clx1. May e-Detrsik, IL;
kanaAs 0ily.
s.. Iona MAJ s.--sl. E.oail. 8 Ohi-
caQo, Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

eacekMunTo. May 3 G3ggsEnnE eenms-
naa Aas aec,6ea - as1lAra &Ag liza .
laRni Aa1i1ny en- pa8iunn ~ Ia AsaaF-
afsd Traasa uaiosa, We he'd & grand
iAh1s passds en- tAaa daS II aan RsAn-
alaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Gsaf EaaNozmso, EsE 4-Hhs eiahl
h1uF Hysiam, mfhh oiaal houzs pag, won't
inae aGoo1 liars es&ag ID d unno1s e
tz4nisQla fattoFIla na4 elE4E aAoP4 Ne
sEoah8 asaaHEeA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

- n16HI ntNuLae res = Wos4.
as. Msy 3 --fAb HGH9pa&es 4
= - I.lnael1I l1se is 81. "a, n. s I
~ ffasa al1sa n1iAie ~ SO 5ina
"A - rad sd r11 s11H - U2II ID
800 e. sha MsAE4f1 Xna l41aeF -
- go 8 fn6ues ere zHsA 81 cess ue4l
- 1Aa E4rsIeH1sn sd IN
aIaa N14s8 nsm me1. nn6
- .sa,inra q Hol aalis Hgoe gII1
80 = X&a slFfEN4a f9fA
= - 10 sd = tGe1, - r1gsEsl 81
~ gAa - 49,. y
80 ~ 1f11 s1nl "a ~
4 - 90 ths kfsInals UsN&sAk N&s& &M3
8 800 ~ calioa 80 esDt 50 I11Ef1r91
ssm Hna afoW&, n1NN4zEt H11e4&
~ F,gef - ~ n1ff1 6IqIs1n 81 -
~ Id - ~ htes rs hsen eailt9 e
~ sioie9ee.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Mr.. MorFiann todny intEaduesd 10 The
Hoans : bill prepared 81 me freasnEy
D srAxlnaani DESIGNED 70 efga e4eoi o.
she eel AZ cullina "a ehe eommiesions
of kofaEnal Resanne OoIiooteTn on the
taxes o0ileete6 On dBtsils 4 spirits. which
act th0 6upFsma OonFt held feeently did
nol besomplian she intsudsd end.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

4ketnen q ~ nIsea gnr's s,rns q IS
80 Coz 9srkfaN 80 IS elaht
- 40 tan Meur p4T XhaM As8
fsrntnr Csnfe6f 1sue14f -
1900 1h8 clhaf hqnass aEs nolf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Mr.. Breakenrldaos q Arkansas. today
introduced = rss0lnti0n Ia the House
aesiRnnd = give SILVER osFtinsafea = full
lsaai tsndeE oharaotar and peovidina for
ne t1aao Of earl loafes Of danomtna-
taons 81 ons. two and i've dollars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

Senator Hoax froai NE C0mmiiiss on
Privileges aud Eieelions. today repogtod
laxoFalsly 3 Dill pEoVidina for q Com
miesiolleg 80 oe appolnlsd ~ The Pseai.
dent 10 eaieo1 ~ accurate ballot boz
and oo.1nuna deTioo which ghan 10 used
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

sestia excilsmsna wns n1ns3
a. Z ao1n n ~ ple|HlIF d. " aI1a
sass hnd Higcs alra4 hg sh9 arrival
~ afa9f q go 81 1EE8ll hnn1eS6
1ftara. Tas4 1nnoa1gad NlaIg lnean
- ~ tasakinz iatn ehe an slan nann
lsf5sT 81 b if6en Beos, ansi tried -
ss 1liair cay il. 4ho foera weFe
-. nnd fkS p1iias sIe6tgue& ~.
teta8 arrived - Eontir slulak aima
- ~ Csnlgsl Strtlon, sho 1roga uaa
s1re4 sd qaiet Wan saaiased
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

EoumyrLtA gEr.l, Nay s.--Ona han-
Ord and Afr WaEkmen e Ne Davis
FuRaitaEo ManafAolagg struck thla
meEainR tecaoss tholF empioTsla Wsaid
noa aoee3o - fhelg oensnas Tor NE
oirhs houx ayrten. ~ aeFeensnt al
rs furuitura faolpsias wi1 be efoea1
down tomaEsoW FaAhef lhan pat ne
aleha- haal nFaaana mo anaEaliaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

DaRina sas sveulus ne sazlngaae cir
sRaaaaaaioa apgusd, Saa a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

The newest Designs arrived per Express, and ct
Prices defying competition, viii be shown this week
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-04

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hnra. ulaas f11oaEA pssntszss rfameEls
ana aafr41leFA A10eeEl1E - t0n e.
rrsesIa oeor $40 sea. Theis esntnaas
kaNs bean eenpltsd viii 81 eoma -
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nafastnanl - 80 d,meailiss ere unaef
wss ~ asgegei oiAeGA IAeRa naa been
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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-22
BRIGHT BITS.

NEW BUTLER-If you are Mrs. Smith the
misses is out, but if you are Mrs, Brown please
to walk in.
Lady--But am neither; my name is Jones.
New Bntler-Well, il you'll just stay where
you are IN ask the misses.
ONE of the best directions to avoid drown
ing IS: Lock the hands behind the back,
fully initiate the lungs and close the mouth"
Chicago gentleman once gave these dlrec
lions TO his daughter, and two or three weeks
ago, while she was rowing on Lake Michigan.
her boat capsized, and she was only saved
from drowning by following this rule. AS
she observed its directions she went under
but short distance, and upon reaching the
surface she floated until boat put out from
shore and rescued her.-BostoR Journal.
A MILD-MANNERED young lady moved gen
tly up to the counter in 2 Scranton drug store
Yesterday, and in musical voice asked the
medicine man: "Please let me have some ill.,
sect powder" An unobserved urchin who
had been standing near managed to hear the
order, and astonished the fair customer by
asking aloud: Are you troubled much wild
bedbugs. mum, lin this hot weather." The
lady gently screened her embarrassment with
a blush, and remarked to the grinning drug
gist that 'childhood was sometimes very orig
inal. "-Scrant0a Truth.
A PATRIOT, BUT-.-It was at 81 Paso
Tex, that citizen buckled on two reyoIyers,
seized an American flag in his hands. and
was about to jump into the street and yell /:
Down with MeXicon' when a stranger laid
his hand on his arm and whispered: ''DOu't!
Pll give you dollar not to-" "Ain't you a
patriot?" hOwled the Texan. 'Oh, yes"
And don't you want to see Mexico lIcked?"
Certainly ''Then what ails you?" II
want to get rid of $4,000 worth of Mexican
Central stock first. Please don't adj to the
excitement."-W Val Street YelOs
AT THE WEDDING BREAKFAsT.-Bride's
Little Brother TO Bridegroom-Did it hurt
yOu much when she did it?
ELECTROMAGNETIC hurt me?
Brides L. B.-rhe hook. Did it go in your
lip?
Brilegroom-I don't know what you mean,
Johnnie.
Brides Mother-Leave the table this in
slant, Johnnie.
BPS l.. B.-What forp l only wanted to
know if it hurt him. You said Sis had fished
for him long time put she'd hooked him at
last, and wanted to know If
Il 8 l.. b. is yanked out of his chair and
hurried from the room and the bridegroom
becomes meiitative Boston Courier.
FASHION demands that when young people
marry they shall go away on a wedding trip,
which means no small outlay Of cash. A
couple recently married felt this pressure,
but conceived a scheme by which to thwart
the process of custom and save the item of ex-
pense. They went to the station, accOmpa-
MED by party of friends, and boarded a
train, with good-byes said all around, the
| friends extending the regulation wishes for q
safe and happy tour. But the couple didn't
remain on the train. oh, no! They walked
! through the car and out at the end opposite
that at which they entered, and, getting of
| around to their home, where they rem aimed
il seclusion for a week, while friends thought
them away enjoying the honeymoon.-SDring
feLd (4NdSs.l Homestead.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-08-22


The Southern people can hardly fail to
recognize in Cutting, who is the cause OF
the present difficulty between this conn-
try and Mexico, a very fair sample of that
class OF Adventures who became known
in all the Southern States immediately
after the war as carpet baggers.
The carpet baggers, it will be remem-
bered, committed about every crime they
possibly could against the Southern peo-
pie. They stirred up the negroes to acts
of hostility against the white people,
used the negroes to rob them and when they
themselves got into trouble, because OF
their crimes, called on the Federal gov
eminent to protect them. They wanted
the troops ordered out at once whenever
any danger threatened them.
This man Cutting went to FL Paso, and
then to Paso del Norte without any idea
Of settling down and becoming a quiet,
law-ablding and peace loving citizen.
His aim clearly was to pick up living
in any way that he could without incur
ring danger. He published the Mexican,
Medina, as fraud and dead-beat, with the
hope OF breaking him up as rival news
paper publisher and after he was brought
before a Mexican court and compelled to
make an apology and sign a retraction,
he crossed the river to Ell Paso in Texas
and republished the original libel WITH
additions. He knew the Ell Paso paper
circulated in Paso del Norte, and to hit
his rival as hard blow as possible he
printed his card in the Spanish as well as
the English language. He wouldn't nave
attacked Medina on the Texas side of the
river if he had not believed that the gov
ernment would protect him if he were
again brought before Mexican court.
1t has already been admitted, however,
that Cutting isn't the sort OF an Ameri-
can citizen who commands general re-
spect or Is entitled to extraordinary ex-
ertions on the part Of the government in
his behalf. If he alone were to be con-
sidered, there would not, perhaps, be a
great deal of haste to secure his release.
But it is a matter OF the first importance
that Mexico should be made to under
stand that this country will not admit
that she has a right to punish American
C itizens for alleged offenses against Mexi-
can laws committed outside of Mexico's
Jurisdiction.
For Cutting, the adyenturer, there is
not much sympathy, but in Cutting as
an American citizen there is the deepest
interest felt. If it should be admitted
that Mexico has the right to punish
Americans caught within her borders for
acts done in this country, and which
Mexico might construe into offenses
against her laws, American citizens might
find it dangerous to venture into Mexico.
1t would be easy to trump up charges
against them, and from all accounts
there would be no hesitation in doing so
on very slight provocation. Mr.. Cutting.
Individually, doesn't call for much
sympathy, but the issues involved in
his case must be settled, and that, too,
in way to afford assurance OF ample pro-
lection to American citizens in the future.