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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
PnrIa and the ,Frlaco


Special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, July Capt. Sam
Wright, who has been away from the
city, returned to-day. In conversation
with your reporter to-day the captain said
the prospects for the immediate finish OF
the Frisco railroad are good. II will be
completed within the period OF eight
months. Capt. Wright also received a
telegram to-day iDstructing him to get
and deliver at once on the right OF way
ties for the constructing OF the Paris &
Great Northern railway from Paris to Red
river. The ties are to be eight feet long,
with an average face of seven inches, and
square at both ends. Mr.. Dunn, the
chief engineer, and Mr.. Hlnckley, the
resident engineer, win come through at
once from Fort Smith to Paris. In the
wake Of these gentlemen will come four
contractors, looking over the road, to bid
for its construction to Paris. AS soon as
these bids are put in there is no DOUBT
but what work will begin Immediately,
and the whistle OF the Frisco engine will
soon be heard in Paris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
,Jobn L.. sullivan.

NEW YORK, July John D. sullivan
announces that he stands ready TO appear
in Madison Square garden on some even
Ing decided upon In an athletic enter
tainment for the benefit OF the home.rule
fund. He will on that evening spar any
three men In the world, one at $3.50, one
at $50, and also another at 1880 o'clock,
and II he does not get the better OF all
three he will personally forfeit $1,000 TO
the fund. The Herald suggests McCaffrey
aud RYAN as the men whom he would
like 10 meet. He feels confident that the
proceeds OF such an entertainment would
increase the parliament fund at least
a25, 900.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
TRULY HORRIBLE.
Two ouarrelsome Women Cause a Double
Murder.


Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 1.-The de-
tails were learned to-day of terrible
tragedy which occurred yesterday a few
miles from the small town Of Scooba,
Kemp county, Miss. Two families named
Gullett aud Ballard were living together
on farm five miles from tina. town. The
men were partners in business but their
wives were not on good terms and there
had been several quarrels between them.
When Gnllelt entered the house yester
day for dinner he found a fierce quarrel
raging between his wife and Mrs. Ballard.
The husbands became involved in the
squat and after exchanging angry words
armed themselves. Ballard seized his
gun and Gullett, procuring pistol, shot
Ballard in the neck just as he was IN the
act Of shooting at him. When Outlet en-
tered the other room he found his wife
and Mrs. Ballard engaged In a sapgninary
struggle. Mrs. Ballard had got Mrs.
Gullett down and was in the act OF kill
ing her with an axe when he fred with
his revolver, killing the Ballard woman
Instantly. Gullett Immediately surren-
idered TO the authorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
swAIN.RAoOY.

Bacon Dereiict in His Duty AS Far Back
MS October, 1888.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, July 1.-THE Swan
Bacon matter took new turn to-day.
The Investigation in the comptroller's
Office shows that Mr.. Bacon's dereliction
OF duty dates as far back as the year SO.
In October of that year Bacon made a
glarlng miStake concerning unrendered
lands in Atascosa county sold for taxes,
having made out a copy the exact reversal
the Office to possible criminal prosecu-
ton. Bacon begged of, and Swain for
gave him. He has made several bad
breaks since, and Swain's forbearance
has been great,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Rats.

Rats as q general thing are capable Of
doing more damage TO the square Inch
than any other animal OF their size. 1t
is, however, seldom that we hear Of one
tackling n railroad and coming out win
ner, yet such IL the case. y,st night the
regular freight on the Consolidated road
at . $50 stopped in East Bridgeport to take
on some cars. The brakeman turned the
switch, which is known among railroad
men as split switch, TO let the engine in
on the turnout. The switch is operated
from one OF the little round-houses, built
for that purpose, The switch responded
correctly to all appearances, and the
signal was given TO the engineer to go
ahead. The engine started and the
driver soon discovered he was off
the track. An investigation re-
vealed the fact that huge rat
had been caught in the jaws OF the switch
which Dad forced IL open far enough to
allow the engine to leave the rails. Word
was sent tn the depot, aud the engine OF
the l0:l0 tram from New York went over
and pulled tle derailed engine on the
track. fortunately but little damage
and delay was the result Bridgeport
Comm Standard, June l6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
THE RAILROADS.
Whltewright and Other Cities Moving
TO Secure the Frisco and Ash Fort
Worth to Join.
Mr.. Henderson WIN not Tails at This Time
--uanvassing In Depison--surveyed
the Route.
The Ara wan be Given
speclal 10 Ono GnEetLe.

Special to the Gazette.
WHITEwneHT, TEX, July l.--Since
1t has been reported that Denison has
raised a subsidy OF $4,000 to construct
tap rosd from the Frisco at Red river
to Denison, the people here expect TO
confer with other towns Interested, for
the purpose Of seeing II we cannot also
get tap from Fort Worth through TO the
Frisco. The towns most prominently
mentioned are Bonham, whitewright, Van
Alstyne, Weston. Louisville, Grapevine
and Fort Worth. Action will be taken In
this direction as soon as practicable. Aud
the people here request the aid of THE
GAZETTE in this matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
nnllnn Ronds.
Special TO the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, July dallas is some
what excited to-day over the arrival of
Mr.. M. Henderson, "lhe man who is to
build the Dallas and Albuquerque rail-
road" as some style him. The efforts of
the press representatives TO secure any
definite Information from Mr.. Henderson
with regard TO the prospects of the road
have thus far proved unavailing, but he
promises to crafty public curiosity within
a few days. Meanwhile the brightest an
ticipations are being cherished.
The completion of the first twenty
miles of the Santa Fe road inspires the
hope tlat the road win reach Paris before
the cotton crop Of the region northeast
of Dallas has all been marketed. Mr..
ID H. Meyer, contractor for the twenty
fourth mile, who was in the city for sup
plies to-day, says the grading is nearly
completed for this mile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Ment Oyer ihe Ronte.

SpocIaI 70 inc OhlttIe
SHERMAN. TEX, July l.-Messrs. Brit
ton and Lyons, who have contracted to
grade the st. Louis, Arkansas 6 Texas
railway, have returned from tour of In
spection from Sherman to Mt. Pleasant.
They say the road will pass through one
Of the richest regions in Texas. 1t is ex-
the closing of the contract between the
company and the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
broom oalns.ylIlo % HsnrIetta.

Special 10 the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, July 1.-THE citi-
zens OF this place were glad TO see the
civil engineers Of the proposed extension
OF the railroad from Gainesville 10 this
place come INTO town yesterday. The
route from Gainesville to this place is
said TO be enc Of the most practical
routes IN the state, there being no heavy
grades nor cuts to make. IL VIII be
known to-day or tomorrow definitely, 1t
is thought, whether this railroad win be
built or not. The engineers will run into
our city again this evening, aud will be
welcomed with an elegant supper pre-
pared especially for them.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Base Ball.

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, July l.--St. Louis
8; Metropolitan, 5.
CINCINNATI, ONO, July 1.-Cincin'
natl, Z; Baltimore 8.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July / Brooklyn
2; Louisville, IA.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 1.-Phila
delphia, s; Kansas City, Z.
DETROIT, MICH, July i.-Detroits
2; Boston, H.
CHICAGO, ILL, July l.--Chicago, q
New York, 8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Fast Time on tho noston 3 Maine.

A special car, hauled by locomotive
Massachusetts," No. 8, left Boston at
laos o'clock Saturday afternoon, ON the
Boston Maine road, and arrived at
North Berwick at $3.50 p, m. distance, so
miles. 1t contained the directors and
the superintendent The trip was made
to see how much speed express trains
could attain on the road. 1t went through
10 Portland. - Boston Advertiser,
June 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
SPORTING.
harvard, columbia and vale

NEW LONDON, CoNN., July THE
race between the freshmen crews Of Har-
ward, Columbia and Yale was won by
Harvard, who finished In 1859. Column
ba made the two miles in lls4s yale
upset, leaving her out of the contest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
The rnstost rime Yat.

The owl train TO Philadelphia had just
pulled out of the Jersey City station last
night when lean, long and lank brake
man with crushed-strawberry hair sided
down the aisle. He noticed an acquaiu.
tance-one of the regular riders
in rear seat, and, smiling disgonally,
sat down beside him. ~ see Lew Silence
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
SERMONS
Public Building Fund.

Dec 81, 1885. To bal. on hand s SO 90
June so, 1886. 70 receipts TO
date. ....,...,, ..,.,.,....s. ASA 40
Total 800. $3.50 ~. 1865 &C
June so, 1886. BY payments TO
date ........,,..,...s ..., $9,8g0,75
June 30, 1856 BY cash on hand
to balance ...s.,,...,.,..... 1851
Total Observation-Disclosures. 80 1865 sc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Prohlbltion in Enect.

ATLANTA, GA, July lat midnight
tie city liquor licenses expired and pro-
hblton went iato effect, The bar-rooms
were filled with drinkers during the clos
ins hours OF license.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Dissensions Exist.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July LIT is an
nounced ON good authority that such dis
sensions exist in the Texas & Pacific
stockholders committee that there is no
prospect Of an agreement being reached
that will be generally accepted, and that
the majority Of the stockholders will
unite with the Rio Grande division bond
holders committee.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02

WICHITA FALLS, Tx, July Judge
Silas Hare Is expected here within a few
days to address the people on the political
issues aud tell them whRt kind Of gem
ileman Is neededto Sit In the high council
1T Washington.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02

to the decrease amounting TO 20,000,000
marks In the revenue derived from sugar,
The tax law will, II is thought, produce
an addition OF 16,0Oc,000 marks to. the
revenue.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Canvasslng.

Special to the Gazette
DENIsoN, TEX, July 1.-The railroad
committee are out in force and doing
some good canvassing. They report a
good list so far. When this bonus is
raised and dirt flying on the Denison &
Washita railway, Denison win be the
llveliest city in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
An Extension,

ppeSlai W tilS HdNSttSs
GAINEsvILLE, TEX, July LA letter
from Mckinney has been received here
asking some Of our citizens to ride from
here to Mckinney by the 9th Of July, and
report on the practlcability of the extern
sion Of the Central railroad from McKin-
ney here. On July a delegation of Nc
Ktnney's citizens will leave for New York
for the purpose of seeing the Central
magnates concerning the proposed extern
sion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
henrietta wnd with excitement

| DVUtIuI 10 IUU OULUIlUs
HENRI TIA, TEX, July LA telegram
was received at this place this evening
about O'Clock that the Northwestern,
Gainesville Henrietta railroad is now
reduced to certainty, and that 1t is sure
to be built Now, at O'Clock, the shoot
ing of anvils is going on in different parts
of the city, and the corps of engineers are
feasting at an elegant supper prepared by
the citizens Of Henrietta. The streets are
throDged with people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Baird.

Special to the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, July 1.-THE railroad
scales for weighing all cars running be-
tween Fort Worth and FL Paso are now
being put in place by the company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02

Dec. 81, 1885 To balance on hand 75o
june SO, 1856. BY cash ON hand to
balance. 7gr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
General Fund.
Public School fund.

Dec 81, 1885. To bal on hands, 9,4oO,49
June 80, 1856. To receipts to
date. \. .,..,..s.,,..,...2 9,76g go
Total ~t.,,,,..,...s $50, l7Ols
June so, 1886. BY payments to
date. ..,.,.,.,..'..,,,... $40, 1888 81
June 80, 1886 BY cash on hand
10 lalance. ...,.. ..s.... ll,5s6Sl
Total. ,....,,@.,,. !, Il, $50, lT0Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02

Sale of Bonds Fond.
Street Fund.

Dec. 81, 1855. To bal. on hand q 4.ss
june 80, 1886. To receipts to
date ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2o,G67.Go
Total .,.nt,....@. S2o,G7s4s
June 80, 1886 BY payments to
date ....... ....., 800, i90.7s
June 80, 1886. BY cash on hand
TO balance ..,,a....... 94i 20
ss-----s-s--s-.
Total ..t,.-n.,.. S2O,672.4s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02

Dec 81, 1883. TO bal on hand s202.l7
June 10, 1856. To receipts to date 1925
--------e--
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $247.42
june 80, 1856, BY payments to
date ,,., ,... e.....,... .SlSl go
june 30, 1855. BY cash on hand 10
balsnce. ,s+..,..s...-s.l. 66.7S
Total. .t,.,.,.-se.s.... S247.42
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02

polloe Fund.
.s8,S9C.95


Dec. 81, 1885. To bal, on hand. :. .sl2.4o
June 80. 1886. BY payments to date 400
June 30, 1856. BY cash on hand 10
balance ...M,.. .,.... $40
--------
Total .....t... ..,...,... 1920
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
Water-Works Fund.
Cemetery Fund.

Dec. 81, 1885 To bal, on hand .SIl9,I6I
June 80, 1856. To receipts 10 date iOl.Oo
Total ..... .............a S520.16
June 30, 1856 BY payments to
date ,........ .'s........,. S205 90
June 30, 1856. BY cash ON hand to
balance. Observation-Disclosures. S8l5.16
Total .,.... .......@... S52O.lGI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-02
quo 70, lss0 By payments 10
ReoapItuIailon.

June 30, 1856. BY total pay
ments 10 date. ~. ,.. 81
June 30, 1886. BY cash on hand
TO balance .l.s.,.........
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-24
ruE PmAxrom TRAM.

An cid story, which may Be Of inteEsst
10 the students ug physical research,
says the Besicn Herald, comes from Old
Orchard. Bsfoea the Boston a Maine
Railroad vas extendsd 20 Portland.
visitors reached Old Orchard b. >
branch Of the Eastern Road. since
tbs buiidinR Of the former roads en-
tension the branch has bean abandoned
and 10 trains have ran over 4 for ysara.
TIE rails are up, and - many places
ths roadbe1 deatEosed. LISA snmmeF.
~ = party of Canadian asnflsmen, thrts
10 nnmbef, we're walking along the do
serted read. they bard distinotly ths
Famhle Of an appFoaohing train. kt
oam4nn&Eeg and neaFsF, and sst nothing
was aee1. A. Il oame oloss 20 then
they AL inv1lanfAFily ismpsd from tbs
track, and ths Invisible tEaln pag1od
thszn. gong toward lks bsash. ths s0ond
growing fainseE as 4 sent en-. The
gentlemen WeEs maah frightened, and
ona was gate cseEeoma by the oeeuE-
renee. He soald not SHAKE 81 iee In
preston that bad been isfl. and dsalAree
thAt he knsW someahinR t1rFibis uas "
happen. That very aftaFnoo1 Be ~
osiVsd q dispabah from gFi0nda ID Mon
lFeal telling him thai bis wife aad e4ly
child had besn killed b. Q IailruAd aeel-
dant that very foFsa0on-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-24
nsanlaEa I'D

Shortly before q Dakota eleoiicn q
voter vent 70 . candidate for TIE LeRis-
latuFe and said:
Nos see hsse, McBfibe. II ysu are
elaoled, are you going % there 70 eel
yo1r vote foE paltFy sumf
Yea can iusl bet Pm not going 10
% any such thing"
"Y0a von's ell Oai unless you est q
good fair pFioof"
" No, sir
"Yoa Won't 40 ana jump a. ihs flral
oisr, when b. holdingof alitfie yeu can
zap The parties twios e haayyf
Never
"Whai win Be ths lsvssl aeurs you
can be boaaht aif
Wen. I iades my vote ought 70 Be-
usFtA $50 On ths noai animportant
As muoh as thaa, surely. OF course
on mattsfa Of lngportancsit it woald range
higher, take itf"
Certainly, there wiIl Be ns Iimif. /
shall aim to continually give The markeI
rising tsndsney."
Good. Nov, In TIE ease Of q railroad
company y0u would show YoaF states
manahip, ] aupposafp
Never do anything for q grasping
railroad corporation for less than 3
Thousand dollars and paasss for AZ my
frisnda.H
sThaf'a che talk. II you theaaht yoa
oould strike them for eve thousand dol
laru, 90 yoa think yoa ooald rise to ths
osoaaionf"
aI an certain / eould."
Do yoa proposes 70 give your sup
pert 70 any Measure uitAoai he spot
aaahfH
"Only 20 motions 10 adjourn"
q @CcFfsst. Nov another pOint nnd al
Important one. In case you think you
can Ret q normal school, % an insane
asylam, OF 3 boapitnl foF The lame. the
halt and tie bind isaaied here what afe
you going 10 DO fer usf"
My fTiand. win pledge y0u 10 pat
half have taken n ~ % that time
wheFa Il viii % ahe most good
Give % your band on that; yoa'rs
ny man. Ibalisve - oouidn't Do better
than 20 elect yoa. Just Saw Caahdown,
yoar rival. and be made fall - good
pledges aboat disposina of his vote, bni
wouidn'i agree 70 o0me doWn for tho
good of ths toWn-aaid be wanted %
save al he made 70 uss In getting eleeaed
again. It's ali naht % lock oat fox The
future, bus we nosd sOme publie An
prossmsnts. ! think you wili pail
thFsaRh al EiRht.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-24

aano traders were cnvsFinR shorta h
LAke Hhnre Is wsll aa - Wo1lsrn
pEio4. and lnfoEma1ion wMa al9saml-
nate6 indicaliaR thas Ne naEuinz1 81
~ W111ez1 roads GeEe a1iil 1on-
linnlnR 10 9hnxo tEe ineraasa Displayed
~ 1ou1hera nn& 1oafhsasleEn e1osks-
u l2a latstz para ef sh8 day thare wafe
fafsheE ra1auTa e lEanbls o1 Ne Labs
Shore, and TIE mnFket aaain be1ama
rnGlisn. and qaatations feil "a, thsnRh
tte zaEkn1 cles1d - ahout TIE baat
pxioas o. the dag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-24

It. q Crawford in n. Y. Verdi
Joseph B. Haulsy, q Connsstisut.
believes lhat b b = PKasldsnliai posi-.
btlikY. he was of shat opinion IL 1854.
Z vas related of him a thai time thai
BE- did not undrsss az ell a night dur.
infl tue OhieaRo Convention DAYS. bat
slepe on SOFA, with ell the doors Of
his house wide opsn, 20 that Telegraph
meaasngeIa could and direct and aaay
aeeeas 20 him. This may have been ons
% the alandefs Is that time; but The
General fully believed teai be waa q
possibility and nov be il mere os that
opinion than ever. He Il q sturdy, sial-
wart hepnbltcan, and hes Good soldier
record. These be thinks are enough 10
call attention 70 him, IN tha event Of
there being q deadlock amonl The Lead
ing candidates. He h ius1 sixty years
old. tie Ia tall and stout. His head is
found end donhle- -ehinned. His iron
gray hair IL clfly and thin. He has q
broad forehead, straight nosa, undsr-
neath which hEiallss military mustaahe
and imperial.
GsnsFni Hauley is = nsvspapor editor
and . political speaksE Of some force.
He pEidea himself most of eli apon his
record as . soldier; ha prefers the litla
of General 10 thar Of Senator. He is &
poor man. and When be came 30 The
senate Was In debt. he has always
lived quietly and modeetly, and never
has attempted any extravaRaat display.
he generally takes part il every Rspab.
lican campaign BE Il etr0nQsr IL q
partisan debate than In general dis
cusalon. he is not q close student. IN
9 oobate where q partisan rules. General |
Hawlsy is good talker. In the old
days, when the Republicans waved Tie |
bloody shirt In the House, be was one
OF TIE most vigorous and defiant Of the /
heuuhila denlaimera against 8anthoEn /
aggression; this, tee, whcn the record /
shows that be h southern man born. /
he was horn 10 NoFth Carolina and ed /
uoated and reared u the North. His |
emotional and passionate tou porament
alons indicates his biFthpleee. Over
this be has the veneer q the cold, /
mattsr-of fact New England methods
and manners. Yen meet General hau-
ley Ia the ordinary Transactions Of life,
and yoa would always think him q New
Highlander born and bred. But II roo /
were 20 encounter him during the excite
menl of some ardent action. yoa uould
q once discover the hsry aud impalaive
eoutherner. He has e clean aud hon
orable . record a. any man h public
life. His one weakness 4 his belief ID
bis capacity % sing solo sones after
dinner. Theirs may BE- man on earth
who can make q more fEiehtful noiae
Than the Senator when be thinks be ID
sinRinR, bat his address is not generally
known.
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NEHsPARzns-I fha Unilsd Biataa
there aFs Published over lA.o13 nemsra-
pars and pofiod dicaiS. or this numhnR
aboul 40 are religions and dnnonlnar
aiOpai. Among thosa devoted 10 aponial
obies1a, three are % he sIIkworn. aIx
b fhe honey bso. - % poullFg and Is
b dentistry. 8eienos and msaieino az
eoarse haye theif share. Thsss are
t1ree qualifications in the iuteroaa of
posisas stamp collectors. cue % a1eet
maFKiaQa And one - dameina. Tbs Pro
dealers' oi4bl Women saEraoista have
sgTen. eandy makufB thEae cad gee two.
OF papeE1 pfiu3td il foEeian lauaaaao9
fhaEe are 60 0nFman ana ~ N1N1on.
hshenian, Finni1t. Polish, Wella, Ca
aiia. HebrsW, CnsFokta and CtiEass
ianHnaaes aEe AL fspleaented In ear
nsWspaDes World
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PACIFIC COAST.

TIE apreeAelss Rayesfl.
sAH FnAncuoo, Juns 21-On ths a.
rival of tha 0isamer zsaiandis fFom
Heuoluln today all talass nnmaering
q. quif tha xasusi. Eightesn we11 non
tha Are r0ona. "a were aaiIoFA. and -
uers fFam ne Nteaard'a dspaEtmens.
Thruwn fFsm a Wa&ea-
Ponr T0WEzKxD, Juns 0.--g. 3. Kerr.
mail aRan1 0a tha 8lsamsK 11aFE, waa
aosidsnsafiy ahssgu from 80 express
1aRon Whils eonssying tha nal frem
ths pmssuMse IN lhfa plseo % ne
gieaIsF, end nsosiFed osesFa hruig1a
". y. 1aaEnad haa takan hts piass tem-
poEaEily.
Resarnea eFsa fhe EaE2
Thnwns Hnmnnn1, 8z-, rstarnet
srsra - Esss thfa mornina. agt1f 81
sxamnasa trip 81 several meuf1a
eaxlsazly In1HFed.
R1bmf ossiy, wolAxnR in q isRRing
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-24

Lsns amsE1cE. = .rhamns A. Doyle WAa
buried u Pgoridanos, Hhode Island, OF
fha lllh of 5uea. He uae Mayer ol
tie aity % Pfosidenos for - eonsse1-
dive yeaFA He aiao served ths olty 10
otheF eapseities fer Il years pFevi0as 70
he eleotion e. Mayer making 8 negvice
foF oBe city for q term q y goass--a
rnoord probably unsarpagsea in the
Uniied Staias.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-24

Virginia has sold NE bsu p1nshss
with Whiah bAEkseDsFa wese FsquiEad -
Fagis1ag eaah dKink aa t0kaa. Ihe99
punchsa enst ths Se1ts eA uezs sid -
ths whisky daaiura a 8id. bas bad 70
b takan bach, and no9 The entire loe
has been elo@ea ea4 a ane1icn - Elx
asnts each.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-24

Tha picnic q The Congregational
6nnd4g School uiil iAks pisas q Roaky
Poinf, tha eafrnnse 81 Port ofshafts o.
fKidaY. Ia boat vii ie4se Colman'a
wharf a. 3 oAcInek. 1hoga iuienoirR 90
20 Will pieasa reme1lhoF IAs tine. - t1a
eaa1 vii iaaEa prcupily % thg hcux
namoo. Paronta and frienaa 81 tie
eaholaEs ase espealaIlF tnSlled