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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18
PhiInsnnhv of nint

To read the domestic annals of the
close of the last and the early years of the
century brings back the IIomeric tales
of the strength and prowess of the heroes
who warrcd on the plains of Troy No
man of these degenerate DAYS could do
the work our fathers did who "gloried
and drank deep like those lusty jam
sehyds. They had, to be sure, some few
points in their favor that we lack. They
did not need-at least they did not use
those intermittent aids TO the agreeable
ness OF life that we seem to find so neces.
sary. There were no brandies and sodns.
no sherries and bitters, no O'Clock teas.
they were content with one solid meal i'm
the day, and they did not put that off till
it was growing time to begin to think
about bed.
And l suspect, the most important
point of all, they took life less hastily
not less seriously, but less hastily. Their
brains were not always at high pressure.
they did not fritter away their minds and
tempers on an infinity of pursuits-pur-
suits OF business, and pursuits of pleas
ure. If they did not all attain Words
worth's "swcet calm" or the ''wide and
luminous" view OF Goethe, at least they
old not insist on barring the way to
those blessed goals. This hasty life OF
ours, these successive shocks of change
and alarm, this want of rest and leisure.
all act or tend to net injuriously ON the
stomach and then on the brain. II is
not only our unwise diet which aflicts
the race with those "dolorous pains in
the epigastrium, which one very, learned
lecturer on the philosophy of food asserts
10 be the note of this age-and which I
take 10 he glOrified form OF the homely
stomach ache.-Macmillan' Magazine.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18
Evolution of the linn

The gun has evoluted marvelously in
the past twenty years. We can remem-
Der when the pin fire first came in: then
the central fire; and old sportsmen
patted their long time friends and
scorned the guns that broke in two.
When breech loader went in the mir,
and n good many of the early weapons
were inclined that way, how the chorus
OF II told you sou rang out, and then
when choke bores came TO the front. how
complete was the discontinue OF the old
boys. Now we have hammerless and
magazine guns and, strange to say, we
are getting back to the small bores used
by our grandfathers, for the other day I
held in my hand twenty which was
listed at 1915, Every suitable for q LADY. -
and any number Of sixteens about the
same figure. That was m imported gun.
but there ore some mighty good weapons
made In this country, although the Great
majority are imported, either finished
or in the rough, from the workshops OF
birmingham and Liege. Cor. Kansas
City Times
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18
He was Ahead Of Anania..

There IS little boy down I'm lynn who
IS given to the telling Of very large sto-
ries, and who often has to be chastcned
Tor untruthfulness. Not long since his
father, 70 try the effect OF a new treat
ment, gave over the usual method Of
punishment, and told the boy the story OF
AnaDias and Sapphire with all the inn
pressiYeness that he could master Tho
boy seemed 70 be much edited by tie
narrative
The very next evening, when the fa-
Their came home, he found his wife lean
ing over the boy with tears ia her eyes.
what IS the matterY' the father
asked.
"Oh, Willie has been telling another
great big lie" said she.
Yes, papa" said the boy, "and God
oion't dead Inc, ether boston Record
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18
OUT ON THE PLAINS.

Roomi Room to turn round In, T. breathe and bs
free.
And grow To bc giant-to sail rs at sea
With tho speed Of tho wind or a stced with bis
name
To the wind-without pathway or route or q reini
Roomi Room to DO free where tho white bordered
SEA
Blows kiss TO a brother as bouldless AZ he;
And To east md TO west, 10 the north aud the sum-
Blue skies and brown grasses are welded rs one
And the buffalo comes like cloud on the plain
Pouring on like the tide of n storm driven main;
And the lodge OF the hunter TO friend or TO foe
oners rest, and unquestioned you come or you
goi
My plains OF Americal Seas OF wild landl
From land i'm the seas with n rament Of foam,
That has reached TO n stranger tho welcome OF
home,
1 turn TO you, lean TO you, lift YOU my handl
JOAQUIN Miller.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18

My friend "Halston" Of The Times
wrote the other day az ifit was soroe-
tnlng 70 De wondered % and admired
that Mr.. 8. v. White carried n biz basket
OF peaches from HIS Office in wall strce,
20 The ferry. Nothing 90 be surprised NJ
~ Oil lie can AFFORD 70 do such q thing
ne can afford 70 wear n shabby cont and
mar, unbiacked boots and uushnvou
ironuspiece. Tie IS worth three or four
,nlinons. Only rich man can afford 10
i0Ch shaDDy or do apparently small
things. A young man who bas bis vag,
" hcw through the almost irDpcnetrshie
forests Of life, II he possesses a proDer
pride and ambition, cannot do WIN ir.
punity what Mr.. Gould, Mr.. White Mr.
vanderbilt Or the Hon. Russell Sage can.
Cor. New York Graphic.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18
rhe znnl,s Natlonal Enio.

The Zulu Indians have n national epic.
me recital Of which lasts four hours
~ the laws of the tribe. no one is allowed
70 ueHn reciiInr this poem without
hhi5hinH 30, neither may any one listen 20
any portion Of 10 unless he listens 10 tho
whole. Boston Trauwript.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18
Very Latest Patterns,

ana le' quality not made than the
lower than before II ewoy
% guaranteed
c"u II sell Of
sell you piece OF Jwfry or plated guarantee
fJewry 9o
that Kind you know just what prices
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18

Take 30 os n complimontff some way.
iarcr comes 10 you 20 direct him which
street on which train 10 take, your man
,ler hae struck him as belonging 10 one
hs can trust .-Bratlleboro UoueeboId
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18

re with a view toward further ao.
quainlancc with OwncrJ-What "a pretty
little dog lle wOuldn't bite me ,youId
ne, ohe--Oh, no, we give him salt food
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18

10 used 10 Lc said "Dedd men teIl M
tales bu' thi- was before the author Of
called Back died -ptfsbury Dis.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18
DEFY Competition!

w any wocr in the mnony difference
prices On repairing which manner
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-18

Ihe finest stock Watches and Jowcy
most complete stock these Mary
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-20

very early for Etal, the Morning
Star tying to the reef, on the lee
side, as there is no passage into the
lagoon. This is the home of Caleb
and Julie, and we had q warm well
come. The school showed off finely,
a large class in the Testament, and
a nice drill in geography. The
general meeting was continued here,
and very satisfactory results arrived
at. This work is new to the teachers,
nothing OF the sort having ever been
done. Our good boy, Joni Prat,
who came home with us, was re-
ceived to the church here, and |
hope will make useful Christian
and ultimately teacher. Two
couples, promising ones, were Sc
cured here, and third wanted to
come, but were kept back by their
relatives. Just at dark, after the
busiest day yet, l got on board for an
evening Of rest. About midnight
Capt. Bray took the kcdge from the
reef, and ran down to Namaluk,
where we got ashore after breakfast.
Here matters were not very promis-
ing. Joram the teacher is not very
efficient. Six couples were here
married, II adults and Z children
baptized. We had thought of bring
ing Joram up to Ruk, where |
could help him perhaps to do
better work, but on the whole it
seemed best to leave bin. We had
long walk across the reef in going
and coming, wading through water
often above our knees. One of the
brightest and most promising young
men here, being left widower, had
taken another mans wife, and now
came to me to be married in q
Christian way, and thus prepare the
way to be taken back to the church,
but | had to tell him that | could do
nothing for him.
(7'o be cOntinUed.)
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-20
WANTED,

A GOOD, sober, reliable, steady man,
n one used to the county. To take
care of horses, milk a few cows and at.
tend TO grounds at a private residence
on Maui None need apply unless fully
able TO meet the above requirements.
Wages, $25 y month, bonrd and lodging
Apply to j. L WlSEMAN,
ga Gen'l Business Agent.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-20
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,

THE undersigned has moved into the
i Office of Mr.. j. +. Wiseman, where
he will be prepared to furnish house
hold servants, collect bills, do Anglo.
Chinese interpreting, and u general
business. 100 6m) SOYONG.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-05-20
Corporation Stocks
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
4 r a special meeting of the Hawaiian
N Carriage Manufacturing Co. held
this day. +. G. SCIlUMAN was elected
Secretary and Treasurer in place of
Thos. 5. Douglas resigned.
f.. q. SCHUMAN.
Sec'ry Haw,n Carriage Manf'g Co.
Honolulu. May 3rd, 1856. 3lS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

There IL iittla private poker elub in
Chicago whose members meet 81 each
others homes and play q modest game.
winding up With q Jackpot which q
lioerally sweetenod" until Il a of
good pFoportious
One saturday evening the nual jack
pot grew until Il contained 4i28, and
oef0re the betting Il vas aaoidBd that
the winner should pas 4 on The ogntri-
button plate aE church next morning.
Il vas vOn by a regular ohursh eoer and
rather liberal giyer, Hho, fearing such q
contribution would provoke oommsnf.
asked leave Of the party 70 make Il %
10 = package and hand u 10 the ssxtnn.
This was agreed 70 on condition that 4
vas % Be labeled from q. !. pet
Ihia vas done. The sexton teok a ina
mediately 10 The pastor, Who wnH 50
highly pleased that be Aunouneed from
the pulpil that 3 munidaant friend of
tas church. NJ. A. J. Pot, whom Il va
not his pleasure 10 know personally, hs
vas sorry % say, bad that morning aenl
IN = most generous donation Of fi28 %
the church fund.-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

ueEs sf72 Il Tokio aIaus thers wnr.
dorinR The niue daps 24nHa nna $500.
and ic,ta1 deaths. tlvar g par orrk. 3 2
ftnss attacked did An erer.ir,1ii,'.
% &4a wells IN Toxic vas unaaa. ana Fa3
sls 2. HI veEe eondemned e unff for
drlnkd1E purpose4
A CsRtQn o. Anzaai z7th a Chins.s
go1nau. aEed eniy i6. underwent Lina
Coi exeoatfnn, which IL that wallis esill
LIVING cna piees of her BODY afaer an
CHER i cut away unta tha hoae
q divided ap ineo exaatly 100 pieces.
Ntatius. ~ N this case. aluayk de from
los % blood before The horror IS cosn-
pieted. Ana woman WAS eharaed wish
having poisoned her Husband nd threa
relatives, and aithaaQh Il uas shown -
Examination that she was Innocent az
tne o1enee. TIE people a. tha distrist
Insisted 4fol her exeeution, whiah aha
Nieetog hnally ordered.
A. amusiax Ersar.
NICrozza tB. o., SepA so.-Tha nsir.
are of kra1er & %. : tea uas tho reanls
q a. amusing orraf. Oaa of she oan.
toms oiteers saw aone f4nav nadair. ~
tne eroken chests. and thoaehl theg
Sefe fancy Eoads aHd aaiaed NE WHEELS
oareo. Explanations followed. The
toq 1e4ie1s ofdeeE aaa ruprimanded.
and The cargo released.
Canadian Trosps e Tlcforan.
Battery O Of tbs Canaaian sroops IA
exPected % arrive kere shortly from the
hsst. Agricultural Hail IN this citp =
aecarod fer their annammuaafion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

Bos1oz. Sept. 29.--Franoia "A. Br0oka
Of ohieago. formeriy 3 stndsnt e. Har.
yard College, has oommenoed q suil
aGRiusi the college 20 recover 9b0.O0
damages. Brooks gas engaged IL per
forning "a experiment in fhs ohsmloal
iahfaioFy, when the Retort c1niainine
snlphuFic sid which be vas uslng ek-
ploded and Be was terribly hnruea. Onl
0f Bis eyeiids Vas banned % end hil
faoe waa Otheruise mutllaled and toEn,
The diangufameuta being parmAnont. ID
i claimed b. tbs plaintiff that ne ex
pertinent vas being Derfofmed nndel
the direction of q professor and BE- sup
posed be wss working il safety and thai
q Was thfouqh tho caFaloaaneas of ~
professor IN charge that BE aeoidenl
oosoFrsd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

WAsBTxozoA. Sept. E9.--SpEoule, tha
Amgrieau who waa ecnvicied IL British
Columbia % murder aud uboss asn-
tence Of death sas snspendad daring -
appeal 70 the e0arts at Ottawa. Rnd
afterwards 70 tbe Privy Court 81 0rost
Britain. viii probably b executed oa
she faf of Osi0ber. the dats 10 which ke
vas rsspited. The 4tats Departmont
has exsriad iiasif ia his bshalf bat has
today been Informed from London thnt
the Representations ID spr0ale's behaif
hNys not ben considered sufHe3enliY
soiebty 10 oYeFtaFn fhs ysfdiel o. ionQef
sfpsne the asuteucs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

WAsauaroS. S8pi. %. The seaFetary
81 he lnfszior has reversed the dssiaion
of Commissioners blaek on tha ci8im 81
lila Aay RaFyi the wido q Dog9or
Pavy. iaie Actink Assistant Surgeon u
ibe Uuited state Army undeF contrast
9iih TIE Greedy expediti1u. who dlsd II
stagyHtiou st Caps Sabine. Ab5ut 4ane
eth. isef. she Is granted fl1 pr 0ufk.
TIE secretary holds lha1 4ffhonQh De.
Paws contFast had expired ka vas
asiI IL tue asFgics.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30
PACIFIC COAST.

Na OafeT IVA.
SAN knaNemco. Sept. 29--Iha Rritirh
ship Eadora hae been chartered bv the
lanadlan faeiae Railway 20 carry tna
from Yokohama % Vancouver.
rae case e aproale.
sAx fRANCrsco. Sept "A diapafch
haa been received here from Mr. la
monh President Claveland'a Private
ceefeiarg, stating that che Prsaident
nao requested the Imperial 0ovorn-
mona 90 interfere to save tha lifR of
epfoalf, the Americaa eltlzsn condemn
g g - hanged On Friday nexi in Brit
lan Columbia, and that the President q
very hopefal Of success.
chnPch CeafsFemee.
WoonBzmaE (oal.). Sept. &.-Tha
twenty second session Of the California
annual confafonce Of the Chareh az
United Brethren 10 Chris. convened 81
MoodefiaRa to-day, Bishop Milton
wright, d. D. presiding. George w.
6uEiner Sas elected SECRETARY and r.
Fisher assistant Ihe following minia-
lers were receiVed on their transfers
Kew, A. @. Bell and Rev. J.. n. Parker.
from she Oregon n,nfaFnnna i. II 80.
lowell and J. W. Banagardner. from tha
- =
the Albany oonfeFenee, and u. q. Ward
from lhs North Ohio eonfofenea. Rev.
1. X. Slatlen and Rev. DR.. A. B1ean were
introduced 30 the oonfefeaca. A con-
siderable increase 10 the church mea.
bership was reported.
Tanse Senerson Democrats.
PoRr T0wNaEzD, Sept. - The Dsna-
ocratic Primary was held here tonight
aud passed on very peaceatly. Thirty
i've votes were cast nnd she fniiowinn
delegates we're elected 30 the county
convention 30 Be held on Ociober oth.
z. W. Devoe, Il. W. De Lion, George
Starreii, II. Il. Tibbals, Jr., ID. II. Hill
A. q Phillips. Il. q. Williams. q. Einsn-
oeis, W. 4. Whiitleae5, and 81 3. Hlck-
man. The meeting Vas very tame and
40 enthusiasm was ehaWn.
Mysferioas Harder.
San FRAHcfsco, Sept 29.-Thomsa
CuTley, an iron mouldsr, aged 2f yeara.
while on bis say 70 ths Western Hotel
on Broadway street. near Sana0me, yes-
terday morning, vas assaulted, beaten
and robbed By four n "a. ae died from
the effects Of bis injuries thia morning,
The assailants are uuknown. peiee-
tivas are investigating the case.
Bee for the Pariae feast.
There afs on the way wsai from OH.
cage eighty oaraof ige which Il has been
found necessary 70 purchase here 10
supply the market on this Coast. apa.
eial trains Of hftsen o. more cars oach
are made up and loaded with Toe at
Crystal Lake, some SIXTY miles from
Chicago. TIE ice ia purchased hy he
Uoion Ice Company Of this city.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

LmooIN fNsb.i, Bept. D.-Ths Re.
rubIican stats Ccmeentt0n aoni4ha
nouinaisi Joh1 a ThAysr for GoguE-
n1E.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

WksHE0roN, Sspt 29-Ths Com
missiouer of AeTisaltafe has reesiVed
tha follo9ina letfers
The PLArss tVAl. SspA =, 1855.
Hoa. NsrmGa colesaaa. Cs-HirsioseF
ef Agrtraifnrs, Wa&AsagteN, p. CHS
DEAR SIR; I So b. the neuapapeFs that
tie ChtcaRo siosk yards psop.e afa d.
nying the sxisteasa % aug c1sease
an0nR tie cattis at thsiE yards. !
mass bez yoa b send vetaginAEian 20
thts reeisn as seon as possible, % lcok
after tha diss&sed eatlle that UeFs
htoazht here diFe1tly fEam the Chi1AGe
slosk yards By Mr.. = !. Colion-
leaFn that tke di@sAsa existH, aa1 thai
ne eAlils are dyina "a thfsa couniies--
Fafuahar, Prinea william and Lpudon-
rhese ARE ths eaGtle eoaEht 10 CaieAGo.
II evsry instancs the cattle eanae from
ChiaaRn I have eeea n1ae of then.
bna hear thai many oat 81 eAoh e2rioA9
% hcaahf have died. and otears aFe
aisk. eoze 81 car farmers uay t1at =.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30


CHanrKsroN, Sept. 81, Moon There
haa been no reourrance Of the EARTH
Quake ahocks since the one felt yesterday
afternoon, althouch some nervous per
sons felt q alieht tremoR abonf 10 o'clock
iast night. There we're several light
shocks aa summerviale Lass night. bat
no damage is reported anywhere. The
weather IN Charleston today is mild and
pleasant. the sun is shining rightly,
the temperature is not oppressively
warm and The city Is full Of activity and
hope. in spite Of WiRRius' propbesy.
Tee signal ofiiosFs here have received
a special report from Washington today
indicating no unusnai meteorolieieAl
phen0mena and pleasant weather, With
4 probability Of q shower og rain tniu
afternoon. This day bad been antiei-
pated With q great deal of foaE and
trembling By hundreds Of anxious
reople in Oheriaston fer The last ihrse
% four nishts. The colored churches
have been crowded with vsrshippeFs
and several roTivals are noe IN progress
among thesa people.
In TIE city even tAe most courageous
have felt some draad at the approach Of
the 18th, and althoaRh they have
earnestly asserted that they did not Be
lieVs IL Wigaina. thsy h4ye eli fsli it
would Be more c0mIortahla 10 live tn
ChaFlestou AfteF the 18th. The iadiea-
tons are excaadinsiy fAvoFAble and
there are no premonitious Sf approaeh-
inc ahoekA Losal eoisntists Who have
Rivan 9reas stady % NE auoieet, aay
there Is No danger % . feearre1ce of
the heavy shocks and ths community
wiif aarely settle down after today a.
less there shoald Be naexpeotod mani
festAtiona Of distnroaneaa A STATE Of
fsgaFish excitemeut and foreeodina
seems % exint howssef. amoDg those
Who passed thr1aRh ths great aAock Of
Anrrst Srsf.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

n % & badlaaas. uhai nlIi . . b
y0uthi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

PHILkDBLPHIA, Sept. IA special
from Lanoaster says thai the people Of
the borough Of Elizabethtown were
badly frightened last night. About ii
o'clock two distinct shocks Of earth.
quake we're felt lhe shocks followed
IN quick succession. and scarcely had
the sound died away when the build
ings awayed safaciently to cause doors
and windows 20 rattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

WAEHxN0roa, sepG 1S.-Lieuteuaut
ComDandeF Il. +. Nichols. osmmandine
ths Unisad States steamer Pinta, In his
rspoFt q tbs SeeretaFy Of the Navy,
dsfed ~ 8itaa September i0ih, says that
tie Pinta he'd returned the day bef0ra
frem her Trip 70 Hakutat- sehvatkA's
exploring e1pediiio1 party were fsand
"a Yaknsat and all of lie members veil.
Hhey vsfs able 70 ascend M0unt 81.
EliaH only 100 feet, and the mest ex-
psEieuusa of the party eonaidef 4 i'm
psssibie % reaeh the TOP. Comma1aeE
Nichols aaga shAt the Gfand Jary kaa
seen sitting fer ths past week, attempts
bsina made 30 pRoeaFe indi tDsuts
Rainsa the rinaieaaera Of ths anti-
Chinesa riots a. yunsan, bat 10 evidsroe
epald b Obtained and 40 indictmants
we're foand In I 9 matter of tie kna-
Qlish schoo1erA TIE Ma4tsrs Of TIE re-
msinina ashoonara wefe tired for the
Illegal takinx % ssala h BahFiDg sea.
Thsy were fosBd Eaiiiy { nd ssuIs1asd
90 short imptisoumentA- All t01r vea-
ssls have bssn libeiied. Nichols tAinks
that sppsals via b taken fFom thess
inagmenta.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

SoFIA. Sept. 29.-Ths Regency has
posted notices Of election 20 the sa-
branie which is 10 elect q suooesssF %
Prince Alexander. General kaalbars,
ths Russian special agent, threatens 20
have the notices. removed. TIE people
resent the conduct Of Russia IN demand
ing as the prics Of she CzaE's protection
the liberation Of the political prisoners.
the raising Of the state Of siege. and
freedom for all parties 20 vote 10 elect.
ing the Grand Sahranje. IL Il believed
that q rapture between Bulgaria and
Rasaia Is imminent.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

LoED0S, Sept. 29.--Adviees from Via
livestock state thai cholera attacked
the foreign ooiony there early IN Sep
tembsf and that. since thai time. seven.
ty tbrsa eases have been reported N toe
cisy and thirty nine persons have died
Of ths disease.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

SkN FnANcEsoo. Sept. She steam
eg CITY of Naw York arrived - 10
o'cieck TITS morning. bringing Hong
koua dates % Ssp1embes "a. and fok9-
hasa g TIE iifh.
Ga TIE mornins of Augaz i3th. q
band ~ brlzands mads q osaseut upon
TIE leadinR paSnsbop of foEohama
ara murdered tha pFepristor and forty
sessn employees. Tbe robbers wefe ali
arrested.
Tha oholsra 4 alIa Faaina ihfs1Ebeui
garau. Tbs proportian 81 desfhg 20
sssss i ssry heaEy. Bei9eeu Anaast
zssh ana AertembaE ssh iualnRsc. nina
daFs, Izl3te nee eases wers Fss aFted.
Ths dsaths darius the aams peEisd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

IsoNDOs, Sept. 2s-1'he Welsh Harp
regatta has been 6xed for Ostober 9th
aBd i0fh. Goodwin, Bubeaf. Nelson,
TansFok. Les snd Hamm have entered.
Beach did not meet Hanian yesterday
10 aoeept the iatterfs challenges.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

BErRksT, Sept. .. There was dssper
ate dghting to-day between the Protest
AIT aud Oatholis Wofkmsn ~ the Bar
bonFs foundry In this city. The police
infeFfered when the fighters Joined
forces and stoned and routed ths police.
The cavalry vas summoned and charged
ubon and diapsfssa she mob. Scores Of
the rioters and several p9liososa we're
injured.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

SFn1xsErMID fIila1, eepl. - - The
state COnvsnfion ef LiqaoE DuaieFs io
day adopted the rspoFt u The Commit
tes on hesalutinus. Whiah deiAraa that
the iiaaor basinass Il legitimats ard is
reeannix-d a. a1sh hy tha state Consli-
tutian ana thst if Hhoaid be eEpeeiaIly
Inadad 8oua vita EaasEietio1s asd reZ
uimfinna. thAt "a 1Fts sAaaid - nads %
s~rars - repesi % ne dram ahrp as1
and thaa ths assoeistioa aAould sapposi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

eAN tnaNrwco. Sept. 29.--Ihe Rriiiah
ship Eadora hss been chartered bv the
Canadian Paeiae Railway 10 carry tna
ffom Yokohama % Vannonvnr.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-09-30

of the gazefts, wires the AanifobaH that
no massaoro has occurred. Everything
IL quiet, tha Bloods being on their r.
serve. He adds that the Famor probably
originated from the killing Of Bioods
In Montana come time ago.