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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
MINNESOTA LAKE, Mimi, /
Nav 12 1890

p. HUNT-DEAR SIR:-Please correct
the false statement of your Medo cores
pontlent i'm your issue of the 23d of April,
which has Just come to nv notice. ii
appears to me that an editor should kllOi
such statements to be facts before pub
fishing them. Respectfully,
The item referred to we re-publish, in
Justice to Mr.. Hill, and can assure hin
that had TIE FREE PRESS known the
truth of the matter the item would have
been omitted. We believe that our Me
do correspondent must have been misin
formed, as we do not think he would in
tentionally write anything detrimental
to mans business.
Here is the item that Mr.. Hill justly
takes exception to;
Mr.. Myron Hill, of Minnesota Lake
has sold his interest in the drug store (,
DIR. w. ii. Rowe. Mr.. Hill was one o
the many that failed to pass the exami
nation by the State Board of Pharmacy
Not long ago Mr.. Hill was relieved of tn
post office in a very Sudden way" w
are sorry to hear Of his misfortune. MI
Hill is an estimable gentleman an,
worthy citizen.
We are authorized to say that the re
port of our correspondent lacks the elt
ments of truthfulness.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
PERSONAL.

Hon. Jos. Bookwalter was in the cit,
yesterday.
Ed. Rowland, Esq, of Lake Crystal
was in the city Saturday evening.
County Attorney Garfield of Luverne
Rock county, was in the city Tuesday
Rev. J. C. Ogle will go next Sunday
to Pipestone. Mimi, to hold a quarterly
meeting.
H. M. Bacon, Esq, Of Boston, is in
the city visiting his brother, Mr.. ]. Hen
ry Bacon.
Miss Hannah Pearson returned
home Friday evening last from a pro-
longed visit to relatives and friends in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. ]. ]. Thompson attended the cat
tlemen's convention in st. Paul last
week and came up to Mankato to spend
few days with his family.
Mr.. Geo. Hickok and family arrived in
the city this morning, and will 20 out to
Madison Lake this afternoon, and ar
range for the immediate opening of the
Point Pleasant hotel.
T.. q. Cross, Esq, was in the city
Tuesday on his return to saltwater. He
went up to Warden Reeds farm in
Sterling on Saturday and drove one of
his Norman horses back to saltwater.
Mrs. f. T. Barr returned last week
from an extended visit to friends in
Michigan, She has taken up her resi-
dence in the house on Second street
formerly occupied by b. Bradley, Esq.
Mrs. Francis NJ. Bragdon and Gill
dren left Saturday for her old home in
Yonkers, N. ", to make visit to her
relatives and friends. She has been alb
sent for eight years and her visit will no
doubt be enjoyable to all.
Chas. ii. Shaler, Esq, returned to his
home near Owatonna Saturday, from a
six weeks visit to his father and sister
in Sacramento, California. Mr.. S. was
in Mankato the first of the week and in
formed the FREE PRESS that the last time
he saw his father, previous to his recent
visit, was twenty-three years ago. At
that time he WAS in the prime of life.
Now he is aged ~ years and 50 crippled
AS to be almost helpless. Sad and touch
ing are these changes in life.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
Pitch and Gravel Roofs.

NATUR's WORM DESTROYER removes
the condition of the system and bowels
that breeds these pests, rapidly destroy
ing them and thoroughly removing all
symptoms such as Bad Breath, Loss of
Appetite, Coated Tongue, Fever, Rest
lessness, Commissions. and all Irritations
due to Worms 25c. per bottle. For sale
by J. r. Jones. 5yl
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14

Shakespeare makes one of his characters
say "'Tis not in mortals to command
success, but we'll do more, we will de-
serve it." st. Jacobs Oil has commando
ed success, and the voice OF the people is
that it deserves it, and that it 10 the
greatest pain cure ON earth.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness. ear
ly decay, loss Of manhood. &C., will send a
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis-
sionary in South America. Send self-ad-
dressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH T INMAN.
Station D. New York City. 6yrl
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
NJ A X II 4 ED.

residence of the brides mother in Judson
by Rev. J. c. Jones, Mr.. Robert s. Pritchart
and Miss Libbie E. Davies, both OF Judson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the 18th OF Apri
1886, by Rev. J. G. Ogle, Mr.. Benz. F. New
man and Miss Mary l. McCollum, both o.
Blue Earth county, MINI.
RANIERsOR-HANCH- the 9Th of May
1885, by Rev. J. @. Ogle, Mr., Ole RaniersoI
and Miss Millie Hanch, both OF Manka
to, MINI,
METEOROLOGICAL West Mankato, May u
1885, by W. L, Coon, special Judge of tn
Mankafo Municipal Court, Mr.. William Chi
son and Miss Carrie Buck, both OF Yves
Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14

The timber in all of Studebaker wa
CONS and buggies is seasoned five years
and then before being painted is dipped
In boiling oil.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
Gents all seamless Calf Shoes, elegant
In style, only $500 at Krolik's.

Tuttle says he has large stock of the
celebrated Studebaker lumber wagons,
combination platform spring wagons,
phaetons and buggies now on the road
direct from the factory in car load lots,
and will sell good article at about the
same price as others are selling inferior
work for.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
A CARD

Curtis & Wheeler hand turned Kid
Button Shoes, advertised by others for
$4.O0 are sold for $500 only at Krolik's.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
Wonderful II

We do not know of any medicine that has
gained an equal popularity, in such a short
time, for the instant relief OF Coughs and
soreness I'm the lungs, rs BEGGs' CHERRY
Cough SYRUP. It Is mild and pleasant to
take and will not iniure the most delicate In
FAINT. Sample bottles free at ] X. JONES.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
Beware of Fraud.

Tuttle Is giving big bargains IN all
kinds of builders hardware and carpent-
or tools.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14
New Location.

Eldridge, the Photographer, opposite
Mankato House, will occupy his new gal
lery, ground floor, on Jackson street
about May 18th, in the Geo. Pass build
ing, Mankato, MINI.
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For Sale.

Anew stock of drugs at a bargain; well
located in Mankato; have been doing a
good business. Sickness the reason for
selling. Inquire at this Office. 45w3
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14

Farmers, don't be deceived and let
dealers palm off barbed wire on you, for
the Glidden, as none is genuine unless
it is marked Glidden, DeCab, Ills, on
every spool.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14

Tutt,e has just received an immense
quantity of the celebrated Glidden wire,
and buying it in such large quantities is
able to sell very low. AZ
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-05-14

Beware of bogus Glidden barbed wire.
futile is the only man in Mankato that
the Glidden steel barbed wire.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05
TnE osE-RAlL ELEvArED RoAB.

The Boston Herald Of August 9Th thas
describes 9 trip over the experimental
section Of road in East Cambridge,
near Boston:
"The track Is 4 curiosity Of itself,
starting on level with the gvoand and
rising BY varying grades until IL crosses
bridge street al s clear height Of four
teen feet. IL is nearly a quarter Of q
mile IN length, or, 10 be accurate, iust
ili3H feet. Il starts with q cheap
Wooden Temporary track s. feet long.
then comes 3 stronger wooden way of
Ia2 feet. level and straight, followed By
q wonderful half-siF0is having 3 radius.
of 80 feet and rising With q grade of I'D
feet to the mile; 200 feet Of straight,
level wooden track is Toll wed by S.
feet 81 Constantly increasing grade OF
50. 10, $50 2t0 and 500 feed; anothss
curve Of 50 feet Fadiua on the ast0nise-
ing grade Of S45 feet occupies 1888 teet
Of iron way, and then. 1881 feet AZ
iron way on 4 grade OF has feet, takes
tha track 20 Bridge street which Il
crosses % Z lexsl grade IA feet clear
Ahuve the street. This level grade IL
1854 fesf in langth, showing 3 gsseral
carve Of 6s3 fset radius made up 0f
HEAINr u4E8eHIa 41&tlA81s NaA hstENI& -
oxpsrimsnsal trank % ths oonstruotian
company. Il is veil known that the dis
tinguisted charaeiefisii. Of thie road
are tue single line Of posts. supporting
. o1mbinaainn Of lower rails which ear
" aha load bearing. which rolls upon
tham af an angis of Is dRa., aud "a
npper rail against uhiek hogiEoninl
wheels run, and q tgack which strsadlas
the upper rails. Tue driving wheels e
tke lOoomotivsa aro hariEn1tal. and
draft poweF ia obt4fnsd By pFesSina
th9m against the upper rail ~ bydra1l.
ie power The engine b > fest loue
and weighs - tens; the to1dsr h -
feea lous and weiRhs II t0as. and The
l9 tons. stating y paaengsTs.
AFTER isarninz the Rb0Fe facts and
many more frees CAplain AetRs, tie
party Wss gives q Fioe ever the entirs
length of traek, and ths way In wbish
the car wAa whiaked Faund he onrves
and up TIE grades e. TIE rate af nsaFiY
fifteen OF taenfy miles an boar 80
uanasr % thu viSitoss. Whils going
Afo4nd tka half sircia, the old story q
peotle 60 The rear platform ahAktuE
hands acfoaE he eooufFy Win tae e1-
ginesr wAa Alm14t . reality, iena&b 81
arm only being lAekina. Ths euntrol
oE TIE engineer ever the tF4ta W1S
prsxs8 b. his going back down ne
grades 81 = siou speeds ard the sl4ilgrz
appeared tkorg1ehly aat1s1ed wlth the
s1soss of The entire aeUonslra1le1 e
~ prasiasabilIlg 81 ths roa4- ;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05
FOREIGN.



VICTORIA (B. O. }, SspN 4.-The sealing
achooneKs Black Diamond and PATH
findeF, with 500 skins each, arrived
from BehFinR Sea today. They eouid
have made much heavier catches II nos
frightened on BY the revenue cutter
CoT9in.
BFitlAh War Vessels te Guard the Eiah-
cries.
ToRoETo. Sept. t.--A special from o.
tAWa says: "As the result Of the CORES
pondenee which has been going on for
some Il re past between Canada and the
Imperial authorities, orders have been
issued BY the EnRlish Admiralty Once
10 fhe commanders of all EnQlsah var
vessels now along the Atlantic and
Calf coasts 20 report at once 10 Halifax
for daty. They will be used 20 assist
The OansdiaR cruisers in protesting the
fisheries and also 10 look after the pro
lection Of Newfoundland fisheries.
Released fer want af Gvaaenoe.
PANS, Sept. A German Colonel
who has been travelling throughout
France under the name Of Saxo, and
Who vas recsRtlY arrested on suspicion
Of being 3 spy, has been released, The
anth0riiies being unable to obtain sun
oisut evidence 10 warrant hts further
detention.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

munitions of var frun ~ Frsnuk -
11oA oume haiIed - pFipa1eers ruEa
ans Single u1nnFa Wn6sK = letters nf
uAFq1e, n E19aFe8 whcea pr3vateeFinQ
gaa Iacideatal. bul uhers ne danEaFs
lncarteo were macA the sama. Jcaeph
feanoiy, for inslNnce, naiaed from Sa
lem u tie winter 81 Isl - s.eond
mats 81 TIE iellsf of-marQue hanEaE.
l4ptain oimmous. oakRyiDE asRen Eaas.
IheE took Z cargs e wlt. sold i a.
hichmo1d. NirEtnis. and at AleNaudria
ioa1e1 With H1lr fer Havana. PArt of
tne aarRa, aeing frum Gen. Waahine.-
t1n's plantn1Inn. uas received IS Hkvara
q tee mafksd geizht all uas sid.
and ~ Ranger returned 20 AlaNanarta
for anQther trefRhs. AnchoTinQ a the
mculA q The Pui1mac hecanas of head-
ulnda, the el4oers taE1ed ia. bat Wefe
rousea before midnishf b the wnsch.
VIA news thai laIge boats uere onminn
sogard the E1ip froln difsrent 7fres-
tio1a. Simmons and Peahody rushed
g tha deek, the lafter IN bis naeat.
eloehe9. As tney reached e. . RnlleT q
muakatfg uet theu, and tha Caulala
fell wganded. Peabody ran forward,
shooting Tor The uEew 30 seizs ne bard
inR pixies, and be himself attackea soune
men uho were ciimbi1g on baard.
4eanlime anoihaE strange beat ouene8
Ere frem another quarteF. All vas con
fusions t1eY knsW aot VIA Usrs thar
easailAnfs o. 9heuca; tba Captain hy
helplsgs, the nrei 0fdoeE vas serving Out
ammanitton, and Peabody, still con
snieao1s u his white raiment, had
comm4nd Of The 1eck. The boats
Ecfe already gEApplad % the
Ranger; be ordered cold ahct
% b dropped into tham.
and ffiRhte1ed one crew 90 that Il east
olt; tnen be ordered his men aQainsi the
other boat, ehoatinRs I'VE have sunk
one. boys; nov les us sink the othaFr'
bis men chaered, aud presently hosh
boats dropped astern, leavinR one %
TIE Hangers crew dead and three
wounded. Peabody himsalf WAS hurl
n three places. not counting The los of
nia club of hair, Worn 10 fhe iashioa of
those days, which h4d bsan shot clean
on, and vas found on deck the naxt
morning. The enemy proved % Be- Z
guerrilla band % Tories, whsas rendrz
vous was at s.. Georges Island, near
where TIE Ranger lay Is anohor. ThoFs
hsd been sixty men ID tbair boats,
while the crew of the Ranger nun-
bered twenty; and the sane Rnerrillaa
had lately captured z brig of seven
guns and thirty men by the sane tao.
tcs which toe promp4ness % Peabody
had oiied.--HarBer's MaQazias for Sep.
ffmber.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

BE1LEx. eEp4. 4--Da 8ieT8 HaNlia1
FoEeiRn Minister. has hurrisaiY aepart-
II for s. RstaraaaER.
zz RsuMkzIkn cAnuEr.
BUczAnzsr, eept. A-Ths Roumauinn
Cabinet thrsaians tarssiRn Il Alexander
abdiaaiea.
EusEAN oEElczRa AZ SOFIA.
PkKzs, sept 4s-It i reporsed here
that uithin the past few days fifty Rns-
sian ofieers hape arrived aspaFalely a
Sqfa and placed themselves 10 comma
nlnAtisn win the Zankua faction o. the
Eexoiutionists.s
nzz.RAsRD EnoM Rorzuz aUFMzslsIox.
VrENxA, Sspt. 4.--Ths Nsns Frss Prssss
pahlishes 3 disPztch from sofa staiinR
that n. karfegel0d, the head of the
evolutionary party which depossd
Prince Alsxandes. has been released
fFoD police supervision.
Ths Rassian party II Sofa say that
Major GUST. WHO took . leading para
IN the eossp defsf. bad resolved at the
tims Of the disposition upon killing AZ
exAndaF and vas prevented from carry
inc out bis resolve hy TIE intervention
of the Russian Consul.
Il ts no& rev believed that Prince Al
exaudeT will abdieAle, bus that he viii
sammon the Balaari a Assembly and
suemit the question of abdication o.
continuing on the throns % that BODY
for decision.
Powerful inilusnass are being sxsrtsd
from several different quarters ts bring
about union Of Bulgaria. SeFtia and
Roumanis-
ALKxkNpER VIII A8plcATK.
SoEIA. Sept. A--Prinoo AlexAndeP has
publicly announced his intention Of alb
dieasinR. He says Be cannot remain in
Bulgaria on ac3oanf Of the objections Of
the OsaR. Before laaging, be win es
tablish q FeRency.
kEExAEDER ADDzEsss HIS oBFEuEzs.
SOFIA, Sept. A. Prines Alexander
made an address ak q reception RivaR
By him 10 the o6lssFs Of the army, 10
which be made the following statement:
-For the sake Of the Independence Of
Bulgaria, L Is necessary that leave the
country. lido not, Russia viii oocupy
10. / viii oonsnlt with the superior
OH sers and oonsiisute regency which
viii endeayoF 30 protect the interests Of
my of1oeEs- In any eaas, ! rely On the
army
Prince Ajax ndeg has stated bis IN
tsntion OF abdio4tine 10 the German
and Russian C0nsuls. A grand council
OF officers, amoBe whom are n STAN
blot and Kagavalof. Is being held 70
arra-Ra for q regency. The Prince Wiil
probably leave within two days The
officers Of the army are greatly excited
and talk Of detaininR the Prince. They
have resolved Ia any case 30 refuse 50
reesiva tha Russian Envoy. They will
bold q meeting 70 decide What course 20
adopt The city is tranquil.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

In Hosnestead. Bsnxis C0uuty, Mics..
while q faFuter and his help WeFs IN
leading shsat IL = baru, z apaFk froh =
forrest aFa far oa IN Platte Failay Eaile6
eTurhead q dFopped info The barn,
setting the has % Gre, and baFuina sbe
placa % quickly that TIE wagon onuid
not BE- Rot car. th0nah the team vas
hiichsd % Is. aod tie vehicle wss coa
samed, uilh ths barn and ell iis eoa-
tauta. DaFina she lafs dronth in Miohi-
Gan everything has be<n 80 dry that
eomb1stlbiss have aone % hAs . pos-
der magazine uheaegss Gre hes touchsd
shnrn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

Gnnd Rapida. Mish i mssisz 70 ths
mattsr q impEovib9 and eanalinR
Gfand n&veE 20 that baFRea q keasg
tonnaae san pass from Lake Aiehieaa
ta that eiy. Lfett draft steamers nov
raach Grand kapids frDm tie lsks. IA
. 20 uusdaF that Gr4na Rapids desires
water as1nectlan ullh the Rrea1 lskea.
zinca L aluost hAa it noW. II 1876. 4
pgupsliss was hasit "a GF1nd Rapids 10
rua be5ween tost point a1d Bal sio. but
ths Esats waa eyidentiy no4 s1sfained.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

Au1 = - ZL1II1f. q 4Mt4r4s Il1 S4E-
veEoF GsnGEal, end d. HpanaaE. prsaant
incumbsni. fex CARA q the SnpreEe
C1urt. Ikia cocupletsd tie tieksl. Ard
Ne oongenti1n adi8uEned aNs o..
RunHr4H.
P0zx ToszsExp, sspl- 4.-Tha tanaral
e t1e lAts Mrs. OuEbeti tcuk placa ffum
the Cath5iia Church today. Ihe r.
mains uas followed % ne gEass bs q
laEEs unnher 81 ffis, -
EBenesf ana BiIlen wamss &C.
Ths leo Gnilad today for Oun-
ALASKA Ogina 70 s1zns nafoEtnnats
mlsundslas1ndinE tAere vas NJ room On
hoard EDR ths eascis of 7. W. Spennar
and fsmiiy and eonsqueatiy that gen.
tlamaa and Dr.. Dillaa did noi 60. THIS
e0mes hard Cd tie eentlsman a. they
bad ma1s prspaFatioms for 4 year's stay
u Alaska, and bad bsen puf % mach
sxpeBss thereby IN anticipafion of the
trip. Mr. 6pencaE bad resigned his Do
sitioz here as Wells. FarRo'a agent.
which be bad hsld for soms years and
had given universal safisfAsfi0n.
Ehe WeaEher
SAX FnkEc.oo. Sept. 4-s 3. M
IndieatiOns for the EneeaedinR 81 hours.
Western WasL inRtnn, fair ueafher Pre-
csced ~ local rains IN tbs northern
portion.
Mnracrsua halMaaera Punished.
sAs FnAHoIsco, Sept. 4.-Tha steamer
which arrived today from Sydney,
Australia. brings nsws Of tie arrival
there Of the German var ship Alhafsoss
from aDnng she New Hebridss islands,
where sAs had been for tie purpose Of
punishinR che natives for the murder Of
German subieots. At The island Of
Leneure 9 er89d Of armed natives Who
had gathered on the beach we're iFed
into, and q hundred OF more we're killed
Tue village Of TombolonQa on the
island Of Renteelst vas then bombard-
ed and many more natives we're killed.
When 3 landing Was edscted &C the
latter place portions Of human bodies
we're found. but most Of the hodies
had apparently been carried sway. On
both islands al the native villages that
9ete found we're burned. On Lansure
q man named kieine, and on PsDtaoost
q man Of the German schooner upolu,
had besn murdered by the natives. Be-
f0re The AlbatEoss returned b Sydney,
she is reported 20 haga pr0cssdad % the
oaroli1s lslAnds and hsnled down the
German haRs flying there.
ahippang nnaealIgsnea.
PoRT TowNsExD, Sept. A.-Ths bark
entine Jchn Wooster from San Fran
cisco has arrived. Shs loads lumber at
PoFt Hadl0ck le retarn.
The German bark J. O. SiebeE arrived
today from Honolulu, and was t0gsd 20 /
hiakely By the tag Tyes 70 load lumber
for Sydney.
The Norwegian bark Alert vas tousd |
70 Discovery this afternoon % lead lum- |
Der for Melbourne.
Posr REAKrLx. Sept. 4.-Sailsd Ship |
Guardian.
TArooan. Sept. 4.-Ths ships Two
Brothers. Riohard III. and Kate Davan-
port, seven baFks, ona baFkeatins. enc |
BRIG and one schooner passed IN today. !
One Of the baFka 10 In TOW Of the tug |
Tacoma.
Tue steamers Mexico and San Psdra |
passed cut. 0sntls westerly wind a.
b. N.
SAN FRAncrsoo, Sept l.--Arrived-
Steamer stats Of California, from Asto-
ria.
sailed Steamer Wellington. for Ma
uaimo; ship Prussia, for P0Et Blakslg +; /
baFks Ferris and Thompson, for Nanai- |
no, and Pearl for Townsend.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

John ssest. aE Ro3ney, Mica, iataly
aniste3 q lsrzi1z eo1tFaef fer q. =.
fIllabaFy a Co, 81 Nn4teren. hegln in
ls ne pui Ia aboaf ile0Qa o0Q teFt
81 laea 6afina ths iine coFstsa bg ~
eentzact.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

DEr1On. sspA A--DssEoia :, Nss
Vera /.
EazsAs CIR. sea- A--KAnsss Ciy Q.
Phil4deiphtA 3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-05

CHAnLxg1os lS. c., sspt. 6,-Abenl
$4,000 ID esd has bees rocsirea fer
fts sndsreFs. and tks iadIeatinns aga
that several slmes sha1 a@ennt viii ka
forwaF1Ed-
a reporlar mads dslozs of Ne eity
fo4sv and wal azfpFiasd 70 hnd -
muah wrecked property Whioh hmd b.
fnre ersarHa 80 egos ~ tha Hrns Fnp-
rass stigea. As tsaei faar out e 6TB
* alI ln1 hHIi1luEs are G4nlNM8 mp91
A. -. Csty Aaaanr Ksifg Nava ahai
- - aiH Fsash efonooo0.
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FoF Sale.

~ AcREs or FIRST CLASS
- pted lAnd orc Aara Rood house
-. VIA thFNo Sac streams q va
WlpuEA Il There are two
% the plAcA with an ahund.
maei deairahle nisee. Win rood
- s,la,Ssa Distance frum Seattla
-. llsathAn foar miles. Situated
taly west of Mlitna noink Ad-
- GEORGE nORFEiA
wa g 4 bowman, opposite thn
tAAgy elDck. Post Oillea boz fSA
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AuaUsrA f0a.1, Hept. 4-Two alieht
shoaka were Tea today, ons q 60 and
one e. 3 =. m.
CnknLnsroN c. CO. Gept a.--As 90
tonizht anathef eaFlhQaaka ato1E q
abonf 6gs aeonnds' durafion, Ne 9rIt %
he dag, s1ariIad and ahook % ne pao-
PIE Il waa not neariy 60 severe aa tha
shock % iast 1ight
CaLBM1IA q. g J, SEPT. A.--Analkar
very aislinSl safthqaake shock wma fnls
10 this city touiEtt at 915 O'Clock, tha
vibrations coatin1tnG abo1l af11su 80
onax. Ihe shock sacsasdad a. uqaai ID
eleaxins aA she laxEn h0laaa In ne oltY
81 thair oesuqanta
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PACIFIC COAST.


Waila WalIa esnntT mepuhlieaa Cen.
Venatan.
WAzGA WAEIA ~. 7 }. eept A. -1hs
RupuhlicAn Co1nty Coaventisn tsday
naminasad q stron9 ticket. ~ foliowsr
For CaannilrnAn. u 8 WinasFd; Repre-
aenisfivea. p. Pfostsn and Nelli1atcn
Clafk. Anditas, l. l. HAwlsy; Probate
gudes. ID. J. oola@An. TreasursF, J. y.
BoyeEs Assesses. H PHxtoni cchoni g
pNFirtsndant, Elia 0illiAmi CofoDef. n
ksifWrs Cnunfv CcmmtMuanoeEa, Il. g.
Tnyief, y. W. P4ins and ,. Rsal; eAesp
CommssSiuBss, 81 A. Hnlme& he dai-
aCaiioa - tha TsFfiiaFiAl oaagsniien b
q unlt Coz Branas e. Dele@ate 10 Cu2-
GreNA
Cls4lsG Naali1alisaA.
sAM FMAsesnun. Seps. A-fbs Damo-
usalia Staas Coav11tia1 tud1y nouni-
naiaa A. J. Mcaldax. of san fx11e1eso,
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R0zT 1osszExp. sepl- A-1ha f11aEd
e the lats Ma CoEhsii teuk piaca ffum
The Catholis Church today. Ihe r.
mains uas followed 70 fh6 EEass 6s
iaEus nnnher 81 ffist a.
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- s y,rzT RECEIVED FoM FAcroEEEs TIE IAII SlS
n AAsa
~
suss sSs ess = 3 =. "a s s. -
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Alexander ABDIeATEs
The BaIearIan Prlnce te
vaeate mis- Throne.
He Dsss - % Prsvsut RnuiA f.un o.
eapyiss Bapzia = Ms AAsrzs .
His oassrn-A couseil q Re-
Esusy . - CAs.sA


BEnEEx. Sept. 4-Da GisFs, RasIian
ForsiRn Minister. has harris1ly depart
ID for 6t. pstarahnER.