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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-17
ORDINANCE No. $50.

An Ordlnamos % ameaa sections / ana Z
e Orainanee No. Isl eatt tied An IL
dtnAnce % prevent animsis from run
Ming - large aad fram wearing bells
Withtn carlain iimikA
Ths City q ssattie does ordain e follows:
SECTION 4. That section / Of Ordinanee
Ne. 81 BE- and the aAme ID herabY 80
amended 90 q read 20 fellows:
Eectioa I. Cattle, horses. mules. gWine.
sheep goats and other aaimas Of such
species. except milk ooHA shall not be
permitted % sun e. iargs within the fol-
lowing limits IN The city Of Seattle, viz.
Commencing - the Wsst end Of Dapaa
street. and running thence east % Ninth
street.; thenco southeEly . olg Ninfh
street. through the helrs o. Sarah A. Bells
second Aaaition 20 Howell street; IN nee
ssutaesiy en- TIE line q ninth strsst throaah
tsTy's A1dilson; eEe1aed % Mi
stroois ihence 90 MID stxeut 70 South Tanth
street. tkeacs osuth o. soEth Tenfh street 20
Dsarbom sErss.; theaee vest % DsAFoorn
stfeet % he shore q Eiltslt's BAy; thsnee an
tks ahoFs hne Il Eliiolg's Bag 70 the place 81
shall not BE- permitted y wear bells within
sMla dlstrict; and no mtlk Gov ahnll be pr.
miitad 70 run at large Nlthia said distFics IN.
/ les ne owner Or 0wasrs thereof shall pro
Tide adeQuata means 70 prsyent suca animais
fFom eaasfag injury e a1y psrson Or pIOpsrty.
I 4II HftN1Nt AulaNI N1AAa WV " NA4l MIA
eau. Ard b. permitting such nitk Gov 20
run e large wiihis such district the owneK
aassssf shall become ll4hia Tor all damages By
reason " any tuFy happening 10 sueh miik
COW. or any injury % psraon o. properly c4us
81 ~ eaoh milk Gov.
sac q That Sec Of Ordinance No. SIS b
and tne same Il harebF - amended 3 70 read
e f3llogu. Ths polies aflcars o. the city snail
taks 10 end impound say Of tAs Aforesaid
animals. eEeept miik Soua, o. any mllk COW
wearing . bell found f1uning a. large vi nta
/ the timifa described IN section Of tais 0rai-
nancas and for each dag o. pAFt Of dAy thai
eng such animal shall be tmpoueded TIE
oanar Thereof snail pr 70 the Chief Of Police
Ely eents for TIE care and kesping thereof
and the iurtAer sam Of two dollars and Afty
eeaiR - an impoundlng fee.
SIS. 8. Thia ordiaance shall take eject and
BE- IL foroe fron and Afssr is passage aad ~.
Froval.
Passed by the Common Council Of the
city Of Seattle the eth day Of July, 1885.
And approved By me the 10th day Of July,
1855.
HI YEsLER, Mayor.
Filed July 10Th, 1886.
w. R EnRREeT. Clerk.
Published July II b. 1855.
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In Whai has been said recently Ahsas
ths renArkAhia praEreas The band salll
4 naktng 10 tAa mAtiar % npaai. a
pfine elenan4 h ~ saoeesagal apega-
lice has neea at1fiooAea he aaa
hlade. and Ne pFoper niilas aud hand.
iiag % 4, Il pFahAbiy oaiy seoaaaaFv
e impoytanea - the ntii itssif. Tais
81 least, 4 ne iaasmert o. NH usen
opesatinE eaads uitA WHOM the E@as.
Asrzaas hAa eauweFs4d &aid aaa mana.
fastarer cnly the other DAY. "fhs
bad miil ITSELF h al rtahl snoash, sna
the ehAnzes % b mada 81 ne fsAms
VII no1 Amoant b uach. Wkat ws
Want nov 4 y knew last Wkai sisa.
qaality and maka 81 saU % a. ana
tae men - learn hss 10 "a and kAnale
"a IL tAe FaceTas neoamtlr mMshs ~
iva mills. Que 10 Wtseonain aud tAs
ether 10 Iowa, Il 4 qaiie pFohAhis that
tie saux esed and tie skiii % tha niers
and mill ereu made poesihis ths extra.
cfdiaFy results lbs sac naed "a TIE
L4me nill a. Clintau uas Z nea ! MA
eAna fram AsnEy D.uatoa 4 ssna ana
t&e aa4rs apeAk ID ktRhesa pratse al 80
aAnnss IN uhieh Il sized - . is va.
-tAanags LnasAsrNaA.
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10 another ooiamn VII Be foaad q
eali Toe aii oislnens. Interested IN aa-
yeftisiaR and kslpiag 10 advance tie
beai Interests a seattle ana Kias ooan-
%. - meet a. ths elhps Of Brakeman.
H.asweilyn a O.. this evening. Fec
eppsssaaillss 81 placing informalios
bstore - many n IA sasy masuas will
ever b presented 70 oar sisisens TAey
shsaid tsspoud noe enly 70 this eaIl fas
4 mesiins haa also 10 HE sahsequsni
calls 10 hoip pat Into execution ths
plAns 10 Be Proposed. Make the malsas
3 saeeaas and - nol b len behiad by
~ Ne other cities % tAe ooas,.
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THE BOOM STILL CONTINUES.
REMEMBER
OFT COST !
mmen u n prices Clothing inauguated by
THE PALACE CLOTHING HOUSE.
THE PALACE CLOTHING HOTOp
snG AND SIS 'FRONT.' SEEeHEM1H
taking Bargains IN
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING, FIR.
NISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES
which we have been 0feringfO the past thirty DAYS.

Never in the history of Puget Sound has
Clothing been sold atsuch ruinous low prices
as now. and we will continue to sell Goods
at the same prices as in the past month until
all is disposed Of The immense quantities
of Goods that have left our premises daily
can be taken as a criterion for the amount of
business we have been doing, especially in
such stringent times as we are at present
subjected to; but in its very face our bust
ness continues to boom, and surely there
must be good reasons for people investing
their money in wearing apparel so cheerfully
For every dollar purchasers invest We give
81 so worth Of Goods as compared with
prices Of other stores, and that is surely an
object for us getting the preference over our
competitors.
Mems Suits that we sell for So 70, SIS,
SIS so, SO, 81, So, SO and $40, are sold else
where with an advance Of SIS above our price
for the same quality. Mems Suits that we
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Presbyterian Church coraer a Third
ana AA4isoa sRrust4 Rev. 3. q. strange.
PAeior, 7-cegxsces t0aaqEroW 81 II q IA.
hex. !. A. Nartea d. ~. ef Phila1el.
rhia. oeaerAi sacFetAry q sAhaAfh .chool
preaeh 81 II e b.. Ne eVening $50.
sAse&th suaoei - I2.2e Pm.
The PeshyssFiAn sabhafh S-hool IN
heli1own meets In he harfieoa chapel AZ
I'D p n.
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CsIAEE32aa AocErrEo.-Robsrt 3.
Stevens. Capaaia q Ne Sa4ttls Rsaa
has Fsplis1 - ths ehAlisaes sFoa tAs
Newcastle aiRa. pablisAsd 10 thsss sol-
amns Yesterday. and hAa n4usaa Thars-
DAY, duiy ID. a. TIE date, ard ne nee
traek - lie PlAce fOs ne gAma 20 Be-
piaysd.
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sell for $11. 81 so, S12 go s1S So a,s
|$16 so and $18, are sold elsewhere w;ss -. &
advance of 81 so above our price fo ~. ~ \.
same quality. =. sas
Boys Suits, 10 to IL years old. the.
sell for 81. 4 80, 5, 5 so, g, g so, Z and ! a
are sold elsewhere with an advance ~ ~
|above our price for the same quality =
Boys suits, 4 to 10 years old. that =. IN
for So, q 80, 275, 8 IS, 8 5O4, a SO ara s
|are sold elsewhere with an advance ~ q
above our price for the same quality.
In Furnishing Goods, Hats Boots. ghoas
Trunks and Valises we surely can not <
|eQualled as we sell you those Good q
wholesale prices, thereby saving you The n
tail merchants profit. which is quite Al ten
land worth saving.
Do not be misled but come and visit Al,
establishment before you purchase and Con-.
pare our prices, and you viii be readily con.
WINGED where you can do the best.
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FOR 9AAa4S1-..
WtWOlsf0kY HOUSE. AND Li0f Oh
CITY Los. s. s. and tfs ulA
Second h81d Furniture sos
400 ncres iand, paFt cleared, y per eere
VThire rfvsr rNach cleared bos11n1- Sl55
Rssimuran1E $50 4&1e. $685. bargains
ConnfFV Hotel vi h bar; Laundry.
Country store. argAn; saloons
Want Govaramana claims. IS eereA
u King and snohomish COUNTESS - }
"a vSc 49, c,.s., $50 distinguishes hsms
stsadl a. urs-enapii zns 9lOa &t2A 49, go
Fivoacre hams4 eleaEod 80 Up.
Trade City lets tor Ranch -.
Mortgages on salis propsvfg 10 2 ~ ~
City ana CoEnfy scrip. @
New and sscond.ha Sales.
WANTED.
Money; goad security; best interest
N "; and eirss; hlRhest wages paid
Ironera washers and cooks No ! pay.
10 furnish farm kanda. 80 Per month
CanvassoEs and agents. - Per wee ~.
p1rfner a iFnproTed stock Ranch, $50
Two laay p4rtaeEA Ter life. b I've well
FOR RENT.
A number Of improved farms.
Einerssn house. % % -
Purnfahad a. unfurnf he'd FooAaA WIN
ar without board. 81 q m0nth up.
Popular Saloon. &c
100 acre rAach; improved orchAru eno
o-aere imDrSTed ranch. 8 3 month.
House AID large garden. IN town.
FURNISHED rooms for housekeeping.
GEO. ~. CRANEs
WnahInRtsn Territory Employment Ba.
rean. maaR corner Commercial and
Weehfaetan atF- "a. Seattle. ~
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CHEESE
CHAUTAuQUA
Excursions.

NxHE NEW STEAMER GRACE WILL.
leave CDiman's wharf, between Co
fuEa dim and Mnrinn sereeta AZ 3 a. m.
. m an b N. eai3F. fnR Gar1neFa
B arh. Returning viii leaFsthe grounds
e 10 q. M, t4s8 ,. ~ and 40 pm.
FAFe for the roand TIP. - cent?
Hrrtzeiana restaurant a fhn urrnnrI9a
4wFa
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A sKIFR. IS FEET LONG, FEET
"A beam; well built ana strong. The
owner can recover Il By calling at Justice
Lyons ofIlca. iFl0
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Filed July 10Th, 1856.
w. r. FnRREeT, Clark.
Published July ~ b, 1850

Contains IS Township Diagrams, each
followed by i've blank pages for deserip-
ton o. each quarter quarter section,
with the following printed headings !:
Surface = Soil = Fir, coarse and small -
Cedar-Other Timber-I.akes and Rivers
s-aeneral Remarks e6 pages. Extra
heavy binding. Just hts the pocket.
Price. Si.2a Postpaid on receipt OF price.
B. B. DEARBORN, Printer,
p. o. BOX as,
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EoE Rent.

A HOUSE ON MAIN STREET. BE
"A tween Fifth and Sixth IL q hard
finished and contains seven large rooms,
intending bathroom Apply %
JAMks POLLOCK.
3yll y Corner sixth and Main streets.
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The Drawing will positively take place az p.
Ne Saturday. Oct. I'D, 1855. HI7
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NOTICE.

n WILL LKAvR ALL or MY BUaE-
a ne1 with Capt. NJ =. 0raRR. e rac~iva
monaY and % nsEfle al bllll nrd anconnfn-
ne4 l. 9. WHlTEORD, II. ID.
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PICKED UP,

xr4Tnr = y SOY 4z'' n
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A GENTLKMAN's CAMEo RING.
- between the railroad depot and the
store Of z. q. Miles. The finder will Be-
81 re OF z G. Mills. igs
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Mix congress-
nm 49,. -.

WAsnINGroNl JnAe 23.-~-In tho senate
Mr. Frye, from the committee on com.
merce, reported Iayorably bill TO amend
the laws relating to the Inspection OF
steam vessels Inc BIN passed without
debate.
Mr.. llawley's motion was then taken
up 70 reconsider the vote by which Ia,
senate passed the bin prohibiting a mem
Der Of congress from acting as attorney
OF Immigrant railroads,
MIR. sherman, taking the floor, anid
the universal rule Of the senate
YVES 10 grant a reconsideration almost
as a matter Of course whenever
asked for, even when the senate
was almost unit against Il bill
This bll met his hearty approval The
crltlcIsma made against Il we're rather Too
nne,
The motion 10 reconsider having been
brought % 8 vote, II was agreed to -yoas,
aii nays, II rh0 only y publean voting
IN the negative was Mr. Van Wyck. The
Democrats yotng in the affirmative were
n ssri Call, Gray, Payne, pugh and
Ransom
Mr. Hawley then moved 90 fcfor The
bin TO the judiciary committee,
Mr.. Vance called for the reading OF the
hll Dy way OF nnnl farewell Of II.
Laughter.
Tne bill having becu read, Mr.. Edmunds
assur Mr.. Vance he should have the
pleasure II seeing the bill baeI IA the
senate within eight days
Mr.. Maxey (suto vooe) "wlili an
adverse report
The bill was then referred 10 the
judiciary committee by vote OF 80 10 III
number OF veto messages recsIyed
from The president were read and laid on
the table.
The Dill 10 repeal the presumption and
timber-oulure laws was then placed be-
fore the senate aud was debated 1ntll
adjournment.
Alter an executive session the senate
adjourned.
rHa nOUsE.
WAsnINGroH, jane 28.-In The house
to-day Mr. Morrison OF Illinois called up
the report Of the committee on rules,
amending the rules Of the house upon
which the debate occurred yesterday
Mr., Reed VI Maine raised toe question
~ consideration, aud Mr. iiiscock Of Npw
York expressed desire 70 go on With the
aundry oiyli bin
Mr. Randall remarked he could take
care Of that measure.
On q stsndipg yOie the house refused
20 CONSIDER the report. Tho result was
received with applause from the Repnbli.
, ans. The house after some hliibuster-
ing adjourned.
II - understood that the proposed
change % rules VIII not be called ~ for
Tomorrow, but that tho
sundry civil appropriations bill will be
accorded right Of way
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
war on Bucket shop..

NEw Yong, June 20 There is conster
nation amonst the bucket shops to-day
The dat Of the stock exchange went forth
that the business Of furnishing quota
lions ~ the bucket shops must cease.
indicators We're removed from over a
dozen bucket shops 10 Philadelphia and
from scyera In this city. The war has
begun In earnest, and The exchanges have
determined TO leave nothing pndobe 10
break up the service of their
quotations. II is said that
there nra twenty-five 20 thirty bucket
shops "a this city when secure quota.
taiiOns surreptltiously by tappiDe rtgunr
quotation wires, aud number u these
concerns hold injuuctlons restraining the
removal " thpif tickers. II itasscrted
that there ia d company Ia this city which
makes a business u fur0ish nv tlefe quo.
atlDns, and has over 300 bucket shops 10
this ard other cities. Its line dOesn very
large business aud employs some forty
telegraph operators.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

PBILaDFLpnA, Pa, June pa spe-
|cial dlspateb says exactly 21a people were
poisoned At last thursdays picnic near
FiemiOgtOn, N, J. Six Of these persons
VIII probably die, aud twenty are n a
precafious condition One OF The physI.
clans IN charge of tho canes
has examined The ico.cream cans,
and says there was NOS enough
snlphate Of zine about thnm 20 do any
damagei that the symptoms arc those Of
arscnical poisoning IRON the fact that
those who nrst ate ofih cream oscapsd,
he y OF the oplnion that the poison was
put into the cream by s3m0 one plr.
postly. Az . largebunbero OF people were
engaged ~ serving tue or am, II VIII be
difilcalt 10 catch the perpetrator.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

pARKEhsBuEG, W. Va, June 2g.--In
the case 81 The American Boil Telephone
company agalnft the Long Telephone
company, motion f0rh preliminary 80.
Junction WAS argued to-day before Judge
Bendt. The defendants wufe represented
by Jea Chandler of Washington.
Chandler took thc position that the
government suit operated 10 cast such
doubt upon ,he yaiidiy u tha Bill pat
enis that 40 injunction slionld issue
during The pending Of that suit. The
jndgc oyerrulcd this point Rud held that
the government sat hai 40 bearing upon
this case, and ordered ihe Injunction Tor
complalnants Az prayed for. Chandler -
ono Of the governments counsel Ia the
suit TO yacatc the He'll patent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

: furnished She prisoners on that davi
once week all the white prlsonera.
numbering about 200, are feonired ~
Dsihe Ia one tank, GAO scet, from which
WATER u NEVER DRAINED
nnti The whole number have washed
themselves In Il. Not few OF them Arr
aihlctod with loalhesome dis.
ease while others are covered
WIN ulcers and runnine sores. winch nv
means Of the bath are easily oommunlcs.
TED 70 the unaffected. rhc $50 NEGROES
are required 20 uatho Ia the same manner.
though IN q fresh supply Of water, and ne
whole 200 are fi1rnlahed With bnt forty
towels. The cells "a which the prlsoners.
are conrnod when not at work nre twelve
BY fifteen feet IN sire, into each
q which are crowded eight mon. In case
oi slekpcss the patient IA placed In col
~ iniefior accommodations 4, which mr.
also confined VIZ ~
INSANE rAriRNfs,
and those OF tho ncN-cdmers Tor whom
raom ctuHSt DO found Il nade IN other
cells The food Is interior "a oualItv Ana
insufficient ia amount, the bread hnino
COO hard 10 eat, The c0ffac too weak "a
taste. The water given the men 10 drink
Wnllp AZ work ls dipped from A oAttlt
trough, aud the stone WORKERS N me
qaarrles are required 20 driuk from The
SANK nuckEr AZ AtufRa
aud horses, One 81 tho worst features az
tee nanagument Is thelsxily oi discipline
and The indltferenoe OF tho warden and
guards ~ 80 what prisoners env
ana do while unornplovod Al
the noon hour For Instance.
instead OF being returned 90 their cells,
they are hustled promlscuonalg into ,hc
corridors, where they romaln until called
90 work. Here they est teat portion OF
food which they are allowed 10 carry from
The dining-room. Thoy throw no
MFusE Az KAcn OTHER,
aud play cards and craps, suioAu, awear.
nght, Indulge In disgusting language, ali
nnrestraincd by any guard. Ia
rogard 90 tho punishment OF
oifendors against the wors-houea ruscs,
we writer says. "a prisoner may be
either confined Va a bull.pen or dark
cell, or u strung up The latter punish.
mont consists IN hanging the offender 40
oy MS wrists aud keeping him IN that
position until obedience 70 the r0los IA
promisedN
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A sENsAIIM..


Noung Lady opens nsr. Eadlai Artery
and Releases isor Life niood
special to tho Gnzoftc.
AusTIS, Tx, June 20. Z sensation
was created here to-day by the attempted
suicide Of q young lady, Phoebe Brewster,
daughter Of the late II, r Brewster, COM
missioner n insurance and statistics Of
Texas. This morning Miss Brewster
was found Ia her room at the family rtsi-
dence ia East Austin bleeding from the
left arm. The girl had taken pan.knife
and divided the radlal artery or one Of It's
branches. When found the lie. blood
was spurilng from the arm Of the un-
fortunate girl, and she prevented a
ghastly sight. She was Immediately put
undor medical care, but az a late hopr TO.
night Il Is reported she viii die. No
cause Is assigned. Her father, the late
Col. Brewster, by his own Wish, was
placed In coilln, taken on board yes.
sci and buried at sea of Galveston last
year
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
bronIders ana Isn,gh,a.

PITTsBuRo, Pa, June 20 -The move
ment reported several months ago With q
view - consolidate the iron nouIdcrsi
union With the Knights Of Labor Is rapid.
~ takipg shape. The executive board
Knights Of Labor issued circular 70 the
Inoulders ard series ~ RESOLUTIONS Ia.
structlng delegates 70 the next moulders'
convention to Yote for consolidation are
now In the hands oievery lodge oi mould.
ers' union 10 thu country, aud Will be
acted upon soon. Tho mOulders' union
clGims 10 nave membership 0f 100, 600,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

WASHINGTON, Juae 81 Combinations
to-day worei u. S, Martin, postmaster
At Terrell, Tex, j, r. Ranbln, marsh.
Tor the Western district OF Texas.
Albert II Scott chief Of accounts and
salaries division, postoillco department.
has completed the third aunnsl adiu {.
nell 81 salaries ot presidential postmas.
tets 70 take effect IN the LIST pr0x. The
statement Of adjustments summary
ID as follows First-class ofllcna .5 sec.
ond class 400, thlrd.class Offices 7g7. To.
tai presidential Offices l2i2. Total sala.
rles Of presidential pustmasters from
July |, 1886, S8,GSi 900 Total gross 70.
ceipts presidential offices Tor year ended
March 81 1856, SS2 400 ,aa6. lncreasa Ia
receipts over 1885 sGos l0l. Total
gross receipts OF presidential OF.
does Tor year ended March 81, 1850,
about "a per cont, OF the total revenue 81
the department Tor the same period, The
salatios Of poeunasters at these Office.
Will range from 500 TO Sl700 por anuum
The ST. Louis \ San Francisco Railway
company, by us presidtnt, EdWard n
Winslow, to-day aled with the secretary
OF the Interior les bond, AS roquired ~
the acts of congress granting u right ni
way through the lands 81 the ChOctaN
and Chckasaw nations Of Indians In IA,
Indian Territory,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
nn.n mall.

DElRorf, Miou, June 2s. -Detrolts,
~ Philadelphia, 8,
louisyIt1G, KY, Juue 81 Cincinnati,
ID Louisville, e.
KANSAS Cry, Mo- juno sS.,-Hostop,
4, Kansas City, @.
81 Lorls, Mo, June 2S.-~New York,
u 81. Louis, l.
pIrrsuuao, Pa, Jaae -plttsburg,
81 81 Louis, 0.
PiitApstraiA, Pa Jane 20. Brook
lyn, lnt Athletics, 8.
CHICAGO, LII, June 2a. washington,
q; Chicago, 10,
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4 TRUE PERFORMER.
President Cleveland Returns Seven
More Private Pension BlIIsio
Congress with His Veto.
The Executive Thinks that Every Man
who Rode Horse In the war Is
Not Entitled 70 a Pension.
Whot tho Presidential tss,,oo,or. ra,n.
ahs -. i'euia \ Saa rtahcisoo Ftles
it, Bond


WASHINGTON, J1no 30 The IRE sldona
to-''sy sent 70 congress sevea setaes, All
me vetoed measures bclpg private pen.
sion bllls which originated 10 inc senate
Among the bills vetoed was one grant.
ing q pension 70 Alfred Dcunls, whose
record showed nodisahlily, but tweuty
Years after ne was discharged b illad !
claim alleging that ho wae iaiuied by
being throMN forward upon tbs bora Of
hls saddle. The president says The NAM.
brr q Instances Ia whoa those oi cur
soldiers who rode horses during the war
were Injured by being shrewn forward
upon their saddles indicates that these
saddles were very dangerous con.
trivauces
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

JEHsKY CRY, Nil, June GA large
home-rnie meeting was held here To-
night, Mayor cleyclaad presiding. Adj
dresses we're dsilyemdb BY ROn.A. N Keller,
Congressman McAdoo aud others Gov.
Abu0tt sen letter rcmlttlng his contri-
button, 80 also did Senator Mcpherson.
Over 1880 was Subscribed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24
DLOOn lN rnN rEnRIr0RY.
A Cherokee atnrdes. the Dlstnrbsr Of his
Family Peaoe.

Family Peace.
special 20 the uaSc,to
MusKooEE, |. r., Juue 20 Ion SUNDAY
morning when John soyler at Duclhoru,
Cherokee nation arose ana went 10 tho.
Kitchen, he found his wife aud sin FIulda,
MS hired man, in loving embrace. I'D
beat his wife oyor the heud with board
ANA then turned on Fields, but tho latter
pulled his knife and stood SEWER on
Fields then saddled hia horse and was
about iorlde on, when Sewer came from
tho house with his pistol aud shot him
dead. III are Cherokees, and no arrests
have been made
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

DEcAfuR, Tx, June n 10 the
Democralir rsty 81 tie I'ps enueth Sena-
toriAi District 81 rexss; Ar,,Hveatiun Of
The Democratic psrty u i1v Twentieth
senatorial district, compose 4 Of the
eouates % rarrant, wise, ltpker and
Jsct, Il htrehy called to meet IN the city
OF Wentheford On the a0.h u Jnly next,
~ y o'eicck NJ, Tor the pun lose Of
nominating a candida,e for STATE sen
ator.
~ order 81 the Democratic executive
committee Tor the Twentieth senatorial
NHNlct, JOHN A. GoRpSN,
Hhnirolan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-06-24

ScnKSEcTADY, MI, June 28,--At the
commencement exercises Of Union col
ltge 10 day Toe degree Of A. NJ was con
feFred on Daniel s. Lamont, President
Cleyela0d's private secretary