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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11
PACIFIC COAST.



San fzAxczsrn. April l0.-S,as ~ shs
most vaiusbte saipments Il trotxins
<tcck sssr known IN tss sannis Of u.
tart vas made from Psio Alto ranch y
too ksss today. II eo1sisssd OF II:
h-sd, vbish reqairsd twsivs ears fol
their accommodation. Oae hnndrec
and I've animzis 20 30 Seu York 10 h
sosd as srsfion Nay tsh the r>nsinia0
eight farm the psck Of the Pzto Alta
stock uhich hsve engagements IN Esst-
rAe csasraes xss lea.
Pear Towxsxxp, April l0.-The bid
Of Msszrs. Morgan a Hastings for ta<
leland mail route wss the only one pal
IN bot the Departnent oonsiaersd IL tou
hiRh-tfes73-and reiecfed u. Il d
not known vnss oonrSc the Dep4ftusnt
will pussae In selafion 20 the matter
bat neg bids will proosbly Be solicited
I've Aasvseass ksliea - salkans.
Toxssrosn fArx-) April ia Mexi.
can arrived here sbSs afternoon fron
Szccs.ri. snd reports that 100 Amsri.
can prospectors wsrs killed nsas thai
pises q few days s2o By indians. Hs
wss unable 10 state their Names
BsssAeA Usrse saesag.
sxE FakEcfsco. April 10. Cersidsrine
si1e stormy w5Ashr< and muddy sondi
zion Of tbs tracx. there vas Q fair At.
tendsncs a. the Pacific Coast bIoodsd
HORSE Association meeting today. Ihsre
s&s steady dowupour Of rain from the
beginning Of the sport 70 the fuish
The ara raas. for parse Of 500. fer I'll
an fxntI = b. -
land. Mis- CouFtaey second, and hsis 90
third. Time, LAT. Pesesos., vbo wss
stfonR fsvoFite over the entire field
finished Last
! The sscond rAos, for two-ysar oids
half mile, brought cot nine stsriers
Ihry got away 20 Q miserable START
kooson isadinG. followed closely y
Preciosa. who soon overhauled TIE
leader and Won in q oanter By thrs<
lengths. Robson. second: Miss Coorsusy
good third. lime, So.
The third event. and the one which
created great excitement. Vas the trial
stakes for all ages. one nils and guar
ter. The starters we're Binnotte. ~
rant, John A., and Patti. They got Cd
10 9 capital start, John A. quickly eoine
20 abe front, which be retained till the
stretch WAS reached, when fyfant vas
seen 10 move ahead. and after driving
10 the 6uish. Duffy landed ryrant thu
winner by head; Patti third, Bin
nstte last. Time. 2.i4
The fourth raee, for Winters stakes
proved waiksvsr for Higgins entries,
ana the last race. mile and q SIX.
tenth, Billy Ayrss VOC; Moonlight
second. Daks Monday (the favsritel
third. Time. is54.
Marine.
San FKAScisco. April 10. - Sailed
Schooner Dakota, for Columbia river
bark spartan. for Seattle.
PoKr LUDLOW, April TO- Arrived
ship Geo. q. Tnomps5n and sehooaes
Hnsneme.
TAToosR, April l0.-Tvs hsrks, q bris
and steamer Qasen Of tbs Pacific passed
ont. Lishs ram aud fresh east sind 81
8 p. %.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11
fURElG


OTTAWA. April i0.-Wnether the Do
minion has a rig1t 10 pass prohibiiory
legislation respecting the Chinese has
been decided By dispatch from Lord
Derby. Toe reply WAS laid before
Parliament yesterday, as follows: "fhe
question Ia MT one which Is hsld to in
volve Ifaperial iuterests, asd the Do
mtnion can deal with il Ne Canadian
question OILY
An Unexpected Verdict.
LONDON, April f0.--The trial of Barns.
Hyadmsn. Champion and Williams,
Socialist leaders. on the charge OF hav-
ing matted the Trafalgar Square and
Hyde Pssk riots. vas coneluded this
afternoon. The jnry rendered verdict
OF MT guilty. and the defendants were
discharged.
Caaada-aawaii Reciprocity.
OTTAWA, April l0.--A special agent Of
the Dominion Government who gas sent
10 the Hswsiiaa Island 10 inquire into
the basis upon vhish a reciprocity
treaty could be arranged with that
kingdon has retarned and will shortly
make his report. A iiae OF steamers. 10
II proposed 20 place on the route be-
tween British Columbia, the Hawaiian
Islands and China, will facilitate that
commercial intercourse which both the
Hawaiian aud Dominion Governments
believe can be developed 30 the mutual
advantage Of either country. BJth are
equally DESTROYS Of negotiating q COM
meroiai treaty By which their trade re-
iasions might be extended.
ceastinx on eiadstene's Overthrow.
BIRxsanAa. April io.-Rzports are
IN circulation here that IL Giadstone's
Irish bil! IL rejected, Lord Salisbury
will be called upon TO form Ministry,
to continue until next year, and that
Chamberlain and Lord Harrington viii
consent 20 this provided Lord Sails
bury agrees 10 introduces no contentious
schemes. The arrangement 10 said 30
he based upon the anxiety Of both par
lies 10 avoid an election at the present
time.
orssgemen Declare Agstass Glad
sfene.
DusLIx, April 10. rhe Oraneemeu of
Armagh made public demonstration
today against 6lsdstons's Irish propo-
sails They adopted resolutions de
aouDcing the Premier and declaring
their allegiance 10 the Empire.
Fise rhteves Casse rheir ows and
Others Death.
HAVANA, April lol-Msii sdvicss from
Colon, Cuba. OF March Sosh. says: Five
thieves entered the mag aEire here re
Gently for the purposs Of stealing peg.
der. Daring their operations q light
vas ies fall, causing sn explosion, klii-
-. x,nr..na xsannf1srs~ e ftharx anS
destroying II heuses-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

A CANADIAN Doe SToRY.--A lad
was crossing the fields In the country
some distance from any dwelling.
when he was pursued by large and
aerce dog belonging To the gentle
man whose land he was crossing.
The lsd was alarmed, and ran for
his life. He struck into piece Of
woods and the dog gained 90 him,
when he looked around TO see how
scar the creature was. aud, tamblinE
over a stone. be pitched over pre-
cipice and broke his leg. Unable to
move, and az the mercy OF the beast.
the poor fellow saw the dog coming
down upon him. and expected 10 be
seized and torn. whes. 10 bis surprise
the dog came near. and perceiving
the hey WAS hurs, Instantly wheeled
about Sad went for that aid which be
could nos render himself There was
no Que within reach of the child's
voice. and be must have persisted
there or have dragged his broken
limb along aud destroyed Il. 50 as 10
render Asnpataaion necessary. IL the
dog had not broughi help The dog
went off to the nearest house and
bsrkesi for help Not receiving st
tertioa, be made another visit Of
sympathy 10 the boy. and then to
The house. there making such demon
strAlious Of snxiesy that the family
followed him 10 the place where the
ehlid lay canadian News
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

Th<entirs Oainstaxn 81 Sxvysr's Bu.
Gal. waa hnrned 10 the Srcand ths csh>r
nlsAa The Are estzisased tn ons Of the
chine>e WASH hoosra. bal fro0 What
cxuss : unknegn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

The Chicsee, BariiH9ton 4 Quirsy
Railroad Cenpzny hss plsesd orders
for asarlv looo0 sons Of steel rxsss.
This IL snEissans evsaense Of the eompa-
avs ist~rsson of extending its lines 10
TIE west.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

Our STOCK OF NEW SEEDS HAS
~ arrived. Bought frcra the largest
and bset groxsrs. ~ grsa; disc s1nt. we
wa ell them isver thAn any dealer erer
offerr1 Seeds for oeSorc- We VII eione
oul tails neu STOCK - she1s tuetstrds
prise e q. 1Do82.
whe5csase snk Retail assd Dsaisx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11
RsExrosoxNESTs WANTED,

EAsT 81 l. urs. Agfii i0--s a.
The Aafnsnt General tonight, BY dirse-
ton Of the Governor. has ordered sxven
additional companies ot the Fafth snd
Eighth regiments 10 report here At
once. Tits ia uot owing 90 fear of an
open cor tlscs with the riota1s eiement.
but simply As a pFecsctisa 10 secare
guardiae Of EsiiVeAd and other vAla
able property. The city has very fes
psiic~uen aud very linafted facilities fer
sabdaine hrez X thread ysris and
grain warehouses extend fer distance
Of fatty SAX miles aians the bank Of the
Mississippi river. and STE eafhsaiiy
which = presented Of eu<r.1ing prop
erty scattered eves sach az extsnt Of
terrIiefy rrQasres necessarily xsfy
large eedy OF men. lie arrival Of TIE
additional force viii make seTenteeH
companies Of infsntry. In Addltsou 70 .
Getlin1 gun ietachmsnL
6eReral keecs, ecmman1ing the See
and brigade, sssaned command ef tae
forces tonight under orders frau the
Govsraar. fes small esasters Of u~n
have esen seen aS the streets asd IN ths
sictnlss Of railway crossings. t8s thu
far thss have preserved an ustsr slisne<
snd hare displsyed 20 desire 10 provoks
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

NEW Yasx. April io.-Unissd States
Sscrst SERVES 0f7,srs arrssaed too usn
this morning Who ere charged With
oausine TO be made over 100 600 in &c
notes. on II Baneo Del EaAdo De Boz
iivia, Of the United States Of Colombo.
The alleged principal 10 Rsymon Ar
iona, and his a0oompiios 10 Raynon
kuyex- The former 10 from CarthaQsna
or Colon. Ruysx 10 q Ws4t Indian 6pan-
lard. Both men are very respectable In
appearances, and are apparently 70 or
IS years Of age.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

Adiu,ant General Vance Was waited
upon this afternoon ~ Bailey and
HAYES, Of the General Executive Con
mittce ef kntgets u Labor. who de
sired Z, release certain uenhers OF
their Order nov under sTrcst Tor refus
ius 10 keep clear OF rAilro Vi sroends
when directed hy the troops, including
the one who hrea revolver st 4 sentry
,aaY The reqaesR Ne refused. fh-
ku,Shts declared their willingness ard
q sssre n AID the State In preserving sr
DIR, Gni deprec sted the al air OF vester
dsy. They express the visw thai none
OF their Order were engaged In the a.
fray. or responsible FOE the scenes thai
saceaeded. A necessity for more TROOPS
10 guard tire ilssy property appears
a. b sssenu 1sly felt BY othcrrs. and u
- probable the Governor Will be coo
PEELED 10 order here large force.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

n q. Louis. Aprl t0.--rh Exeeulivr
nseea 81 the knights II Labor. yiten
aessef the shooting rn.ehad them. t,ss-
welded ~ once 20 East n. I.aais. and tb..e
s'erssd with 8 ramber Of eitis.ns.
sst tie general opinion as 10 Tee
.sseae AFFAIR. After advising every one
sAhsi Nislsnse she Board r~terned 90
- 80 ssae, and prepared tie foilosins
s'sm and cent it oct as an srpFps-
~ OF fhe Boards epinion Of the
-. Leuz. Ne. April =. isS6.
- sas So1}s. .Sse Yark - The fol-
- ..ex Advertisement appeared ia rasny
ss Issdsns paperx of tue ssh issl,
Soaisstllo and Nashville Railroad
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

PErLAnaGpH1A, April f0.-Hon. JOAN
Nsloh. IN Ainissef 70 England. did e
II this forsnooa.
Aasshex Sew KsFk Asasrnaa SasisA.
NEW foxx. April lo.-Ex- Alderman
Miller. Who Vas arretsed 10 Florida .
fsv days ago charged With bribery 10
conssotion with tne Broadway fran
chise. arrived hers tonight snd vas
Iocked up. He viil probably have 20
remain il iaii Till Monday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-04-11

The advance labor club Of Brooklyn
has sent 800 for distribution anone
tue strikers Of St- Louis.
WIN sena the American Editorials q
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Sin a~a,.fnaa,,,t III Der unteraaSt,

Wv OSVt<I A%tWNsS ~ Wv $tVSS%f&NVHe
bent bur1 Elm leibenbes urb fdreienbe8
2ino mebrere Nddte Der Sdtaf seraubt
purbe unb Der au Der ueber5eusun8 ges
lanste, baB Mrs. Winsloms 5pothins
@prup serabe ber artitel iet, befen er ftr
ba8 3inb benSthiste, faufte einer gorrath
bappn. Mls er mad 9auie fam unb ieis
ner Srau bapon Mittbeiluns ma@te, weis
serte fe iid, benz Sinbe bon benz @efaufe
ten 3a nerabreiden, ba ie cine Nnhdnges
rim ber 9cmSppatbie mar. Die nddite
Wadt murbe mieber idlaflos rerbradt.
Ils Der 8ater att nddfen Ease mad
9auie fam, faub er bas Sinh idledter
ole ie, unb ba &c abermals cine idlafloie
Nadt befardtete, perabreidte er wdbrenb
Der MbDeienbeit ieiner 6rau benz Ginbe
cine Bcrtion bes @prup unb iuste nidts
basOn. Die Nadt barauf f9lief sIaes
tpohl unb Der fleine Sdreier erradte
atn Mor9en init heiterm @elt@t. Die
Mntter MAI erfreut iber ben plSeliden
rpunberbaren Wedfel unb Obpohl fe itd
3usrft beleibigt fablte, ais fe gufflSrung
erhielt, ieste fe bennpd ben @ebraud
bes @hrups fort. Gdreienbe Rinber
unb idlafoie Nadte inb libr iest unbe.
fannt. Cine e~in5efne Yrcbe nit benz
SHrup bat nod bas 2eibeu iebes Rinbes
unb has gprurtbeil BET Mutter beiiest.
Sn allen Npotheten gu habea; IS Gents
bic Tlaide.
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sum gongreHe itatt uttb tpetttl mait germ
iuiebergewdbIt tper6en nia-tDie f9ein-
bar iene fdmmtli9en fieben 9erren -
bant if es iebt gefdbrlt9, BEN Mrbeits=
rittern bot ben &opf gu itoBen, i16em
man ibnen Dtnge fa8t, bic ibnet ni6t
reht gefolen. Bonn Stanbpunfte bes
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9anbwerfspos
litifers aus mag bas re9t praftii9 ges
ba9t fein, bon, @tanbpunfte beg ebrlis
den unb geuifenbaften Manres aus
betra6tet 1T es aber cine gana elenbe
unb gemeine Teigbeit. Gelbf bic
uGnisbts of 2abor", bic es NIT ibrer
Sadie rebli9 meiner, fBnret1 por 6ieIen
2euten feline Q6tung baben, benen Ser
Mutb Der eigenen leberaeugung unb
bic moralii9e &raft, bieielbe gu pertres
ten, feblt.
SIN nd6len- Griibling, tpenr Bic
Wablea boriber iinb, bann mill bas
tpiiroige Siebengefirn = porausgeleBt,
baB es glidli9 tpieoer in ben 6afet1 6es
@ongrefes bineinbuslirt 1T = feimeu
Beri6t Observation-Disclosures oann
Die Rlippen ber Mablen ni9t mebr 3u
fir9ten ffub. Mlte tii1tige unb nllt=
tbige golfsnertreter, bas! = 8ermutbs
li9 1T aber au@ bic Mntiinbtgung Der
geri6tsber6Hentli9ung fhr nd6fes
Gribiabr meiter Mi9ts, als elite inbalt=
lpfe 8ertr6ftung. Die game @ei9f9te
1T inter ben f6nenlebigen @erbdltniiz
len bieies 9anbes f9on ettpas 10 Mltes,
26ngffpergeHenes, baB Miemanb mebr
etuas oabon pifen min. Man Bat fetz
men 3tped erret9t, Ser barin beftattb,
ettpas &omoeoie gu fpielen. 9dtte man
benz pblutriefen6en, ft1 bonn S9meiBe
bes Bottles ndbrenbert (brrrr -
Wdbrmolfe, benz l~lngebeuer III Mers
f@engefalt Wamens Sap @oulb", irs
9enb etpas @reifbares na9ueifett f6rt=
ren, baum mdre bas &eiultat natiirli9
Elm a1oeres getpeien, benin auf GouIb
su f9impfen, bas ma9t b6uii9 popl1s
ldr ttnb 1T febr empfeblensmertb fur
Mgitations>3 mede
Iber bic gommifien bdtte fi6 ia
f6lieBli9 aud mod = pbne cine t,tls
tpirbise &om6bie fpielen gu brau9ett
utt6 Dbne ben 2ntgbts tpebe tburt gu
miRen, gang einfa9 aus ber Mfaire
aieBen f6nner, inbem tie ibrem Beridt
in bier ober fanf 3eiIen auiamme1ts
faBte unb fagte: ngs bat ii1 I'M 8ers
ldufe bieies grpBen 9trifes berausges
ftelt, baB fi9 bas giienbabnsM onopoI
ni@t ldnger aufre1t erbalten ldBt, unb
baB auf geieBli6em Wege Der lebers
gang bes @ifenbabntpefers aug benz
pripatbefiB in ben 8efB bes Staates
(refp. 8unoes) angeitrebt tperben muBi"
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Gs tuitrSe lid, mtdbt Ipbnen

na6bem 10 bel Mibe u1b &apital auf
bic Gmporbringung 6ieier gr3nei bers
ausgabt ueroen, fe benz 8eroerbeft an.
iiberlajen. Man barf @immoi1s
2iber Regulator nit b6Iigem
3utrauet1 einnebmen, ba ct ni@t BON
Mbentenertt bereitet .tpir6, tpeIde bas
@ei9dft Der Mraneis3
irgenbtpie ~aufgegobelt, fonbern BON ges
biloeten pirfliden Mpotbeferr, tpel1e
Dos Stusium Der Mebiain unb ibrer
Mif9ungen gu ibrer 2ebensaufsabe ges
ma9t baben. Sic Sorgfdlt, @enauigs
felt unb Nettigfeit f9on i'm Musieberl
bss Regulator benefit baB ct Die beIbe<
%reitete ar5nei i'm Marfte, unb s. s..
3eilin & 60. MAIDEN ibrem Mablfpru9
nguriffma unb Sptima" (bie reinffe
unb beite) CUR Mabrbeit.-
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6. s. Miaer, WbolefoIez unb

- 6. S. Miiaer, Wboleialez unb
&etailb1n6ler in Garben, 9eIen, Nnz
ftret9ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt iein grpBes
Eager III bieien 9rtifeln su Nep Oort
YreiIe1t unb ma6t gan5 b%eipnbers auf
ben getudblten 8orratb bon 8ilbern:
gbromos, Rupfers unb Stablfi6en,
Oelgemdlben tinb pbantaiie Bilbern
aler Nrt, ferner auf Die gei6madboIe
9uspahl BON 8itberrabmer Der alers
m~obernften Gortt u1b auf bic MQes
umfa1enben 3ei1enmaterialen aufz
merriam. glQe Muftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen Brau9en tper6en prompt
ausgefnbrt; 8ilber bon ieeer @r6Be eins
gerabmt unb ole Mrbeiten m1gli9ff
f6nel unb gut beiorgt, bic in bas Sad
i9lagen.
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Correspondent I'm Gill BET
NeusB raunfels, %. Stunt. Sd mub
SbneH bod tpieber einmal einige 3eilen
tiber unfere gegenpdriigen Musft1ten
be5agli6 Wetter unb @rnte sufDmmen
Iaffeu. Wdbrenb Der 81 Sabre, bic i'd in
Sera5 iDobne, babe i'd nod nift cine
fol9e 9iBe erlebt, pie mir fe int Mai
unb i'm gegenndrtiger MpmQt au fiibs
len batten. Sd tpobne bod gepiB bod
uno luftig, aber BON So big 104 @ra6
lin S9atten-oas mill ettuas beiBen.
Am Is. Stunt betam elm Mrbeiter auf
metrer 6arm ben Sonnenffi9 I'M 4
Na6mittags unb 80 Minuten fpdter
THAR ct to6t. neber ben Gtanb Der
grnte fann i9 Sbnen rur ungiinffiges
beri6ten: 9afer. i@le6t, 2artofeln
aud tuenig, &orn giebt es ebenfaIs i1ur
cine babe @rnte unb babel beoarf es,
gerabe pie bic 8aumtpoIe, nod zines
guten Hegens. 9ie &egeni1auer, bic
mir ttrsli@ batten, bra9tetl au tpenig;
lie paren fur bic gorreiponbenten beim
8ierglafe binrei9enb, aber ni@t far
uniere Gelber. Miirben bod biefe Ger
rem ni6t 10 biel 8le9 fGreibeu, fous
bern BET Der Wabrbeit bleibeu !; benu
benz Garmer tuirb bos @ef6reibfeI ia
bod na9gera6e aurn @fel; biele drgeru
fi9 fogar bariiber. Der WaKerma1ael
1na9t fi9 an ma1den Srte,t fGDn re9t
thblbar; sum tuenisften leibet bas
Wieb barunter. g. r.
= Sn @albefton berrf9t nod i'm.
rler Mufresung iiber bic Nustuabf bes
plabes, auf benz bas preisererciren
ffattfinben foa. Der ba3ll beftimmte
plaB 1T % Meile pDra Centrum Der
Staot entfernt unb ni6t nit Der @tras
Benbaba 5u errei9en, tuesbalb lebtere,
tfotpie bas Bead SoteI lire Gubierips
tipnen auridge5ogen baben. IS berrl9t
un3ufrie6enbeit auf allen Seiten, bic
oas un%ternebmea In @efobr bringt.
- Cine Gra1 Naune1s Glen porter
tn Sort Wortb tpurbe tuegetI uebertre,
tung zines ftdbtif9en Geiebes at elmer
Gelbtrafe b~erurtbeilt. sic fonnte ms
beB aidt aablen unb mu6te tns @es
fdngnib t%uarbern. Na9bem ie einige
Stunoen bariu nor, lieB tie ibren
Mtann tommen, unb ftelte Inn Dor,
bob oas einaige Mittel au ibrer Befreis
Jung BARN befdnbe, cine 2rautbeit 3a
ftmiliren un6 5u bieiern 3pede m6ge er
ibr ettpas @orphine perfGaHen. Ser
Ntann tom benz Wuni6e mad, leiber
mar aber bic Dofs, bic fe perf9ludte,
gu grOB, unb fe tarb furs barauf,
Had)oem lte tpieber in ibrer Wobnung
angelan8t mar!
-Sn 81 pafo @ountp auBerboIb
Der Stoot befnben fi@ 1929 Rinber i'm
f9uIftbigen Utter. Gin GROCER She'll
oerieIben, fdmmtli@ Meritaner, fiub
bes Sefens unfunbig, ba bic merifanis
Tide 8ep6lferung cine M~bneigung aeaeu
amerifauifGe S@ulen bot.
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- Beriu@te 3ongaIine In fpeaieuer
Meiie tn elmer Gerie bonSieuralgie, urb
bate bic @enugtbuung, In ben meiifen
GdQen f@ot birneit ben erften A @tuns
ben bic 8efreiung bes patienten BON
benz 10 ldfigen S6mer5e au eraieleu.
%. u. SobafOn, M.9., @aleigb, Snb.
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- Sn Sort @ertb purbe elm anbe.
ter Strifer, 5. Me@bie, Der nngefeb.
lt@teiten begatgen bate, 3t $125
Strafe berurtbeiIt.
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- Ma9t gure 8eitelungett fit @tas
6elbrabt, glatten 9rabt, @iienble@,
&upferbIe9 un6 26tbe bel 8iper &
99ultbeB 249 Marfet Str.
5parf @eIb unb 3eit.
@arantie fRr nie6rigite Marttpreiie.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-28
JuDiTH VALLEY LOCALS.


TIE ,@.l .cr1u oi school hl~ begun Ht
Iti,a and pm.hrooS-
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James Perkins %. Chestnut.
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Every available u..u j. 'nll.oNcd on
-ht roundup wHHl isa Nt~ "A ~tii'l-H y
oi Wsu toDo r-ur- Nol>-
-torSmvn are maNin- unusual pre-
parltiou> tor tHv winter nN renting
fields .ia huy lu- may ANA straw
" Am N..Ntnn'~ services being re-
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....l IL. ,tn.;r, of III. ho~pifnble
mansion.
NJ ,i,r.n.. Gooi,ll and Mr.. Thco.
''' iIsi,n, to,,ur.hn~e
Iii. t iii tbev viii drive to their
,.a,,,,h bsr..
w "V,''' ;,' = ~. -, hr;n,ing viii
~ i,;d, vho urn,ni.e. to be a
,r'. aIJi,;on to anrirtv here.
Mr.. l.. u. ilNerH coil'eiili" ~
spending the winter IN the states. i'
brought out some cattle TINS Sprina
and they are doing so well he thinks
III gun " w Nv ~ w
The roundup has about completed
work mt the Ross Fork corrali. They
are driving upwards of 1000 head.
The quarter part OF them VIII u,
t'''n,,' ',l,' ~ g. .ha Indian ,upurirs
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The thre>hers have made Il lle tom
of the valley and given general sa tis-
faction. Most ofthe crops have iailcil
short nearly one half. Fred. Warren
had the largest crop ON the river, nav
ing had 3,3oo bushels thrashed.
T. No,;.n l. ro b.,a inst rom.
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I'e'''' '',s ~, - al III IInnJ.d ,nd ,roJ,
mI,,.I -, t,rll. ,rb.v vill Ia,
;,',.i IL" ~. ,,ama.t;.. n,,r.h IA, s;ngnnd
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4 very pleasant entertainment was
given at the Philbrook han Tor tht
purpose of raising funds 10 make nm
proNements upon the Methodist par
sonage \ fine supper was served an,
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-28

.JUprTH VALLEY, Oct. Is, 1SS6.
EprToRs AEGrs:-As the good people
of the baby county of the territory
Fergiis-are about to decide who they
will call. as public servants, to look
after the many little and yet import
ant details Of this political division OF
our beloved territory, take the lib
erty To ask for space in your neat
and newsy little sheet 10 ventilate
some of my ideas and M the same
time to contradict certain stories that
have reached my ears. which ! con
slider pure and simple political yarns,
gotten up to iniurc the chances OF
election OF one to whom every voter
in Fergus county is indebted for his
efforts and effective work in getting "a
portion of the taxes collected from us,
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-28

and children, 20 to Fort Marion, Fla.
to be kept in close confinement until
further advice from the secretary oi
war. Secretary Endicoit.in his order.
says: These Indians have been guilty
oi rhe worst crime known 10 the law.
committed under circitu~i ancr~ of
great atrociiy. and the public safety
require, that thcy be removed iar
from the -ccnc- of their depr'siation~
and guarded with the -'rirtr>t vigil
ancr.
The impression prevails that a. Was
the desire oi the cabinet o." have thc>e
Indians suffer death. bat iheeoudiii"n'
of surrender a,'clei 10 10y Gen. Miles
compromises the power Of the govern
mcni 10 act and in consequence they
b,some prison wards.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-28

Dr Stome has had day or two oi rcrt
from visiting patients.
Brcadwatcr. NrNtuiara X 60. have H.
crivrd "a supply ri applr-.
\ series pf ruua waNs aud accidents lately
bat nothing very serious.
i, j. reported that thrrr are uiprc deer
and ant,iul,r iu hi~ vicinity than lpr >cv-
er,i years.
well has h-,n dus near the -Hw mill
which wiii furnish an abundant supply uI
good water.
Nr kcll, - thc post traders store will
run tor county ebert. aud recorder "n the
republican ticket.
Mr Parmlry billings visited tine garrison
last week. IT. had been luokin. after his
Interests 1t thr ! ! hnI-r riancn.
The strength of fhe garrison " v..ss incr'.'r'-a
several days ago pS tlie arrival ni recruits.
The troop .n tht field are expected back "n
tine 25th inst.
Nr T J. Vivian of i.cwi~toNn, can-
diIatr fr county treasurer ON the
pemncratic ticket. visited the po~t on st
ufdAN thr @1l ii.-t.