davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
HALF A DOZEN FRIED
Little Andrs.s" @ad = klg n4rkcs have =
hoat~a eise.ssssss Ftl.g sf AZ
haoco tise Ars sUsl1sng

iilile Andrew tie handsome s,..slis
nishi elerk of tAe New loFk oyster Hauss
ou loarl siroel had au exciting adventure
silA q bo.8 bed negro lasi night la which
hs oan.e oa slth flying oolors The iolisa
entered Tie restaurant snG asked foF aalf
a.dasea fined he ste gAeE ~ith aaldity
aud then piankea 8o~a tansaa ten cent
pieee with hole ia the rlu a. tis iiea Of a
lair compensation LiIgse Andrew uas
nui wglgi much sara Tie soaies hat he Il ter
Tilir when 4rassea and belofe ut lad eal
bali NaA through his Ieforaaou The negro
BEGAN ia gr8N Eteeulsh about the giiis aud
he ifrmtlnglK drew forth e dingy white
handkerchief and deposited d on the couu-
ler a. security ull he shoald call around
asin aud settle The sight uf ihe
haadkef, blef VAS as pleasing as a red rag
a. ball g. Little Andrew and
With hls most terrible air he laid has rChI
hand threaieuingly oa plug ~ chewing
i0bacco that he carried ia his hip pock Il
This nianu.uFne caused the ieFror-sifIkcn
darkcy 20 discover another dirty cotton
handkerchief iu ilis pocket aud he declared
that lhls was hls last treasure 0u earth, aud
Ae deposited II q peace Offering Ola TIE
counter He then beat rapid RETREAT g.
tht door Little Andrew warning him
never to COME back again. When tie negro
bad reached the street and was a safe dis
iance aWas. he Suddenly turned srOand.
picked uD "a rock and aifh a curse hurled 10
through tlt window 0f the restaurant The
stone rolled on the floor. narrowly missing
u customer, aid the mlsgreant fed
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
.CLUBBED BY POLICE.
The Result of an Attempt u
Stop Street Oars
PsisRa8lliHiEEAA PpssTisal Hit EIlH BsICES
fhe Outcome oi sus ? hsra-aVs Sff,ke
Arbitration Proposes sss the
asrn but Refuses bY the
Company

Mas lpss Apn le-At aeiaas iais
siieTnoan President lFoas ai ste Iasfa afe
road decided io nu as nan, cars IS I,as
sibis iram ihc a.4.v aI >.Aiy ll.l-,t a.
larse fouae oi l.ollet Nas s4g lrsm tat sea-
tral oiiios "a plaieci the ssn an flf saf
down town 1h, frs, aaf aaa scafo.3 .Fo.
eecied tao bl9css lran tle aelaa ehau Ii
was surrounded bY cfuva o meu and
women. Near S'Aueih-st iva me0 r.n
from the sidewalk aua affempIea ta raf case
traces. The polos il eaarst ef ltt gsr
knocked the men down Vsia thef eabs
and another section Dispersed liis eraai au
ihe Sidewalk When ths second go .sue
from Rae depot ID wss alsa auaek-a tt
crowd of two hundred n,en Antfa lively
skiunish iae palloe si.ee,t.ei a lIfslna lhe
rioters of. Near ilHg-stFenfh So fat cars
Ma AGAIN attacked with hrirks aua -iaus
Captain Steers. wha Uas lu change arItrei
tie police g. drive the cfaea AWAY Again
clubs were vigorously use4 tae crowd
fed leaving tbe police masters Uf fat Ifas
uon aud the Cars proceeded un t.f.r RtN
down town withoui iaraW trouble hf
tween iWeutY anl thirty rioters Nerf badly
dubbed about tls bead an3 $3.50 faIf.IHlea
were seriously injured hY BRICKS ana -lnne-
Seven rolere Werf arrested
The State Board af halrsai t.annie.
siuneTs remained il Session unfI ar.n.h
thls evening when taef aa sarfea aHl H
was stated ihat tlef would faaaif Iealaf
a decision ina Ihe d.spste bei aflu fI.e Nfi
ave surface road aui mea unfa fem0an
During the afternoon several flr.sf. atrf
examined i.f fssfl sIle- Ah5at hH haH
before lhe close oi ile sfs-ial sH unfF n.e
made by c1unse. i1r tsr snbrn s.. fuHHIf
the pfoposifipd> of beth fhf company aHl
fhe strikers for Arbitration Ii.e eat ur
ciined ~ The caunse. laf ftr enaHsftt Ia
less certain points as So fit tnI. ..rat
advance of arbitration Iae fHrI .ttf board
~ the Empire Association n.iaI4 Hal a.f.e
a. this and zoe maiier sIIi reN aa.f g. as
settled by tie Boari oi I,a..Ha tsHaI-
sioners.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
A DETROIT DOCTOR.
Who Manages Ia Get Himself Advertised
bs Exhibiting Hi. Mothss's 4 A-hes-An
fnthusisetic Cr.mstionist

Dmfou April ls Dr Hugo Enehseu
peuHi fresh Young apostle of cremation.
Is making the people rather tired lie has
been dinnng thc cremation idea Ia the p,,o-
pie 81 ibis city for two years Hi, name
got into the papers. and undoubtedly tended
60 the enhancing Of hi~ professional reputa-
iion although some sage and retiring prac-
unoners are likely 90 consider his methods
profoundly unethical Not d day passes ia
which Dr. Erichsen does not manage 10 get
his name in the Detroit papers lie has
made one convert of some prominence
Moses " Field. and has organized stock
company. composed principally Of Mr.
Field Erichsen jumped into nOtoriety by
the death of his mother. Her remains We're
consumed at Lancaster. Pa. and the son
looked on complacentiy He seems 70 have
enioyed H. for he has never since ceased 10
dilate upon the beauty of the incinerauon
ceremony a. thus eNemplifed. one Of the
cuFi0siiies Of his house II his mother
ashes. which are preserved iu lass fathers
bedroom. He has them in a beautiful re-
y0lving urn. and keenly enjoys exhibiting
them as a practical demonstration of the
beauties Of cremation DR. Erichsen has
just gotten anoiher chance 10 distinguish
himself Has prospective father IN law
Benjamin r Eggeman, died the other day
His remains were incinerated today a.
Buffalo and Or Erichsen viii soon have
another boudOir ornament
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
AT EAST ST LOUIS
hoth slides 9aiet aud Contsnt~d The
Fsapis Getting Tired 90 the Pres
~aee 90 the Niiltla.

Lals. April 81 Both oarte- are
.ernlas.y content alth che situation there
ore rhe strike nre-euss no ehrnsrs today
lh~ .ten. as gained e.rcu'aiioa ihat in
srier CD maress O1s. o.le-by ths5 The
n..iiaa i lt-f - loa.- s s,audius necr--
soy fhe railway officials have .ate.y fixed
apa plan to have thr nll.t.ameu frel upon
noe ard llen blank cartridge to be
.srsl rh- IS denied. however Military
r'f.e in tasr -- louis -eems to become even
u.are anI mura hlralrnsome to rhe people
Complaints are made char fle most peace
aoiF atsuosei citizens are arrested and
inroan into tae guard house if they happen
ls iilok tsca iaoorer or strik-r. Ia.-. Zoo.
IS denied hef che guard h1u-e is Kept fail
af men. The dnai failure 1f the citizens
committee 90 set a hearing from the direct
ars oi fle Missouri facilc occurred t0dav.
Nlereat there Is SOME Indignation Hoxle.
however pahashes a report thar che road is
doing q greater business than ever before
tnd SMILES a. al attempts al arbitration-
William ID Bailey is The only mem3er OF
fle genera. executive board remaining ln
ttr eV Hs Isl at work completing list Of
ihe grievance and reports received from
different loeai assemblies So a. 90 have .hem
ahH.a-el ard arranged ior the Information
uI fhs Congress 8na tummutee upon The
latter S arrival here
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
IN PLASTER CREEK.
Was Where the Body of Nelson Anderson
was Found The COroner's Jury His
Wife Arrives Tomorrow.

The body OF Nelson Anderson, the swede,
who so mysteriousiy disappeared saturday
last aud whose clothes were found on the
shore of Plaster Creek. was hshed from the
water yesterday afternoon by Deputy sher-
iH Libby The creek was about ten feet
deep at ihe point where the body was
found and the standing position with out
stretched arms seemed to indicate that he
Aad deliberately walked into the water and
drowned The body was taken 20 kOch's
undertaking rooms ou West Bridge-st and
was enbalmed % await the arrival Of An
Jers0u's relatives from Oshkosh WIS Cor
oner Brldish summoned a jury
consisting of j. IS. Hayward T. II. Jones
T. Russell j. T. Pl-chke. l.. Graveson
and Frank Koch who after examining
several witnesses returned verdict that
the deceased came to bis death on the 18th
of April ls-0 bv drowning himself in
Plaster Greek with suicidal intent" The
deceased was member Of the odd Fellows
order and carried policy of insurance on
bis lf- for 5npo. TIE relations oT Ander-
spu were notified of the finding of the
body and bis wife Will arrive tomorrow 90
take charge of the remains
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
BaIlimore Brooklyn

Base Hits Philadelphia ~ CniNerity. q.
trrors- thllsdel lnia, University. &
i1lchers- -Iileomb Hale. Harleg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
THE SENATORS PLANS
The Republicans Recommend Exscufiv .
sessions Every Monday and the
Democrats Concur.

Ws-lu vsraN. April iH-The Republican
Caucus Commiftes ~ the senate met la-t
Saturday afternoon to consider the order IT
business. hath executive aol legislative
lf was decided to recommend tlar every
MONDAY be devoted t0 ezecnufe sessions
and fhaf together with sessions 0n other
3avs would soon clear up fhe executive
eaIendar Wifh regard fa legislative BUSH
ness 90 wss agreed fo take up the calendar
fram IaV .a iay a0t ~ on with unab Hc'e3
eases Pension cases ffaran'v reported
fha Inter State Commerce h.f. hlrsrarf
h.i and other Important plndng measures
are ta reIeise early eansiar8fln. nut ~
VA understood chat Appropriation bits ar
70 have rrece ienco a. all times
The Perm rrr1fr -fucls romm tfes rlef
fhfs morning when .ae programme 9f the
Republican, rss submitted -s flem ana
approved Among the Democrats there is
= n1tn fest inclination aa unite nIfl fh1sa
Republican Senators who farar fle fifk
Tann Porter 1il ta give u early attention
nuf e vas leeuei sNueli.nt to r..aie it
among rfe measures formally arElad auon
fsr consideration heause ~ faa hirer .nr.-
sifinn .1 t1e alI an fna nart tsf some sera .ars
The Senators on both sides are DESTROYS af
fn.sh nr ao -he eVee1t 81 esIen.Isr az fsst
a. practical TIE general ln ie-s-sa NJ
j. fnaf where no charges are nen.i .a1 tss1nsf
slsrensiei r'f .aIs these narn aafst fn $685.
rasI fhen shall he asn frne1 where there
.s nnfhn1 AGAINST fte .lsrafter. ar aHalI-
H..sf.rn 10 fna nItan rea
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
MONOPOLY THWARTED.
The Pennsylvania Supr+me Court Decide
Against the Bs II Telephone
Company.

PHIIADELrHA. April l9-The Supreme
Court decided this morning that the Bell
Telephone Company was bound TO place
one Of It's instruments in the train office of
the Baltimore a. Ohio Telegraph Company
ia this city. The Bell Company refused to
place an instrument I'm the telegraph COM
pany- office ON the ground that under its
contracts with the Western mon Telegraph
Company 10 was precluded from extending
It's privilege 20 any other corporation in the
same line Of business. The Baltimore &
ohio Telegraph Company brought suit in
Court of Common Pleas No. 4. where Judge
Arnold decided that such an arrangement
a. that referred "a was in the nature Of
monopoly, and the Bell Telephone Com
panv being common carrier was obliged 10
furnish its instruments to the public with
ont distinction and al a uniform rental
This decision OF Judge Arnold is offered by
the SGpreme Court
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
General shnler.. Cas,.

Nrn YoRK April l9--The prosecution in
the second TRIAL Of Gen. Shaler. closed its
side of the case today. snd counsel for the
defense made their open arguments Howe
requested tie CONT 20 require The District
attorney 90 elect Oh which count 81 the in-
dicfmeni he wouid proceed This was re-
fused Counsel then asked that the case De
taken from the consideration Of the jury.
asserting that the chief evidence for the
prosecution was that of a -eii-confessed per
iarcr The motion was denied
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
The old sixth Celebrates

LowuI- Mass April 10 The surviving
veterans Of the old Massachusetts, Sixth
met here today 20 commence the twcniy-ffth
anniversary Of the regiments passage
through Baltimore. The city y gaily
decorated At the chose of its business
session the regimentai association escorted
Generals Butler. Banks and other guests 10
Huntington ball where a banquet was
spread Speeches were made bv Major
Abbott Lieut. GOV. Edward f. Jones Of
New York. who commanded the Sixth IN
Baltimore. Gen. Banks and Col. h. r.
Watson. of New York city. and others
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
In. r...n,ls. camnnl.,r. che.sn

Ws-nfe.ras April l9 "A meeting of the
Democratic congressional campaign com-
m'ttse wac held in tbe hall ~ the House ri
Eepresenfafives tonight a. Winch fhe i9l
I8rIng memi'ers we're selected ss The fFern-
tive Committee N1rpir of lows hnrnes
0f ff-4srar -nTlcEs ~ Sew orb. Nc
WfIner. ~ Tennessee wilkins of tltio
Blanchard ~ fngisfsns Green. 0i North
Carolina rraiue 0f Texas and fori ~
lians The erecafire committee viI ~
.o.f 8 permanent chairman aH1 seors tsrF
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
A DESPERATE FIGHT.
Deputy sheriff aud Escape-A
Boys Brave Fight.

Parsons Kas. April lo-News comes
from Erie. Ka- today of a jail delivery at
inat city Saturday night Three prisoner.
overpowered the deputy shenH succeeded
iu getting bis revolver and keys locked him
iu "a eeIl AMI made their escape VIII sells
lGyear oid b0y who murdered his father
mother brother and sister. refused t0 go
when commanded tD DO so by fbe prison
ers but took the depuiy's part in rough
ani-tumole fight l0sing three teeth and be-
ing otherwise badly bruised
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
ST Louis Pi,tsburah

tt
ST Louis April l9-Not ia the least dis
MAYED by their defeat of Yesterday, the
Browns went into tne field with de-
termination 20 win and by good playing i'm
the tenth inning secured the deciding run.
The official score was a. follows
lnniug~ I $40
81 L0lls. ....-.G - U % a. 3
Pitfshufg U - % 10 % o. %
Base hit> 81 Louis n. pitfsbure, lV
Errors-st Louis. S. pitt~burg. q
Pitchers Hudson. Howard.
lmpire-keuy.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
They saw the sight.

over two thousand persons we're present
Al the Museum yesterday % gaze on the
wonders of the Japanesei Village ihe
curious little workmen al kept busy at
tHe.r several avocafiuns and fhe visitors
seemed never 20 flre ~ witnessing the cari-
on- sights The halls were beautifully ami
appropriately decorated WITH japanese
paintings works ~ srf and other tri.-a-
hrsc and verghodr seemed to sFfr safe tle
ealaI .rr.ra nf the entertainment
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20
The Trntll Admltted

BuFfNo, April ~ DR. Gregg father OF
Ida Gregg, Miss FOLSOM most intimate
friend. said today that The family was come
PEELED most reluctantly 10 admit the truth
of the engagement The have been
shocked al the announcement and cannot
account for its being given publicity.
They early announcement. j. is -urmised
here. NAV have the eileri to upset ihe
White House wedding
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

NFw YORK. April l9-rhe Cammoc'm
Adr0tiso states that Miss Frances = Fol-
som. with her mother aud brother. have
taken passage for America aud VIII saH
Nav U.s.
Telegram-herald., 1886-04-20

WA~HTerov. April le.-The Senate after
routine business. al 1870 %. M, on motion
of Mr. Frye welt into executive session
and AT D. m when the door- reopened
adjourned. The session was devoted TO
further consideration 0f the Mexican We'll
IA Abra treaty An agreement has been
reached whereby vote upon fhe matter
..--LL L. aEau L.n-L.r--ra
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13
PACIFIC COAST.
prem me Norsh.


SAN FRkNcIsoo, Dot. l2 The steamer
st. Paul arrived yesterday fram Kodiao.
She brings news OF the cruise
of the United States steamer
Bear, which IL engaged 10 the search Of
the lost whaler Amethyst. The Bear
has failed 10 hnd any tFaoe Of tbs lost
vessel. She also reported that the re
turned miners from the Yukon River
gold district say thers Is small prospect
sf any large strike on the new claims.
The Bear expeeted 30 leave OunalAska
for San Francisco on OelobaF 9th, and
is due here the latter part Of this
month.
About TWeAtY Cents on the DoIInr.
SAN FRANoIsco, Oct. I2.--At a meet
inq Of tbs creditors OF Joseph 4 French,
Of the liquor hrm Of Rresch a Gilman,
J. K. Lynch vas appsinted assignee. Il
Il believed that the creditors will realize
% cents on the dollar.
The Bank of CallfoFnia.
The twenty-seoond annual meeting
Of she Bank Of California vas held this
mo ming. fhe az reRaie movement of
tie bank for the year vas e593, ,3i9 $50
The net earnings Cor the year amounted
TO &l06. 6.6S6.40. r. @. Newlands was
elected as director ia The place Of Wm.
Sharon, deceased.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13
FOREIGN.

Grewth - she FrcneA war EeelinE.
PAnlss O.. H. fhage d 3 rapid
growth Of the var feeling in FFaace.
Ene Bauianpar party have beeun the
tgsoe q tRo new journals. Ia krsEncAe
and Il Sct1af Lltoarear. g adVuc1ts
an c1s1ziVs pniics in tne vindioaaion %
the cid milltagv pres1iRa az Rfanoe.
Gen. B3aianReR. hogsxar. disswns any
eonneetio1 W.th TIE papera. II. Lave
don. the military cFitie, writes b Ffsaru
ahAt Gan. BaalnnRef has prepared q
well e1neeiped plan, IN euniuaetion With
Z stad ofIlssr 81 hirh rarf. Ter 4 80.
tlnsnial oaDraiQu. "a Mtitaira SAYS
ahat Gen. B9nianqer ala nat nnnn9ne
var for the pnrpose cf recovering
Alasees bat % graliiy HE peraonal An
eiiion- ~. Llokanoh. Minister 4 Con-
nerve, has oraered The police 70 prcee.
cate al persons selling boxes e toys,
Imported from Germany and contain.
inR tie map 81 Francs without Alsaos.
Glaanaanesn Caaaatlon b Freearians.
LoSpos. Ost. 12-Giadssons i still
unable b leave his bedroom. He i
Suffering from fevsF. and his eondi-
tian = oeiiaRed 70 be worse than 10 pub
holy admitted.
A SHIP ssgaaaea.
The British tsoop ahip Tyne is strand
ed near Sheerness. A heavy sale II
blowing sad he vessel Il Ia q dangerous
situation.
Fhe Naaaonal Eeague.
DUnLx, Oat. l2-Ths regular fort
nightly meeting Of the National League
vas held today. The reosipta since The
last neetinR we're stated % have been
&so0o Secretary haFfineton said that
many landlords we're making great re-
duotiols IN rents, bat q large number %
wfits Of eviction continued 10 be served
and executed. The League, HarrinN-
ten stated, would sapaFosdo those
branches which failed 50 give aid b the
evicted tsnantG
sandwich mea IN DaraRce VIE.
PAn1s. Oct. IA nnmber q sand
Wich men have been arrested l. Paris
Tor displaying placar1s en- Whioh we're
earicatuFea Of Prince bismarck.
aaylcs ln Menfreal.
MoNraRAk, OQt. l9.-The exilsd boo
diemen today have boan ahoWinn
around three strangers from New York.
Who arrived by last niRhs's train. They
aFe believed ts b. ex. Alderman Sayles.
hia brother, ana ex- Alderman Kirk.
They are living at ths So. Laurenoa Ho
tel, under assumed names.
Neala ~ montreni
Nsald. ths ohioaeo defaulisF. is hsIs
and has engaged eminent counsel of
this city 10 Sefsnd him, Il necessary.
Tene - the Rassian Press.
ST. PKrEnsBURa, 0st. f2 The neus-
papers Of this city are unanimoasiy of
the opinion thai decisive action by Rms.
STA In regard 30 Bulgaria n imperative.
The JoArHal de Sf Pefsrsbarq says that
events justified Rassia in nFeinR = pest
ponement Of the elections N Bulgaria,
until the passions Of the people had
cooled from the lats excilsmeni, and
adds that Il can be readily undeFslOod
whY Russia refuses 20 FecoQniSa or
sanction an Assembly elected under
sach condition Of al airs as is nov ex-
isting 10 Bulgaria.
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ASSAa I8AA48AA--ANAAA A~Aa AAANAaf
/ recolIeci that summer that thC
sportieR men at Saratoga were vsry
much disguised that Keene did not baek
hisi own stable 10 the extent they de-
sire5. Your horse gambler, like your
stock broker. considers II a breach oi
atiqaette II q rich man does not plaV
largely snd support bis prestige. Thlnel
became 20 tiQht fhaa keana had e sell
his Derby horse, aud hos 90 sell Il hs
hardly knew. Ha eould have cot some
thing like 5000 - 1900 for Il,
bat be wanted % Get all the animal vas
worth. In this situation. afraid 20 leave
Wall street. lest Il might be said that be
aac run away from his account o. from
his program, be looked ar0und for some
suitable pofson to sell bis horse. I an
told that be lie uPon q woman. Shs
crossed the ooean on the steamer Oity
of Berlin, aud the parties desiring %
buy we're sold By cable shat q woman
Wonld meet them. When cur female
friend, Who bad never been abroad b
fore, sutsrsd Enston staiioa, London, q
nunky was crying oat the name of this
lady. she walked 40 and announoed
herself, and vas referred 70 two
men standing in the station,
one of wh0m she founa wns
Lord koaebfry, late 0f Gladstone's
Oabinet, and tno oihsr vas the Dnks Of
Cumberland, . rsiativs Of the Qasau.
fhese men = Re customers Far F8xhalL
They expressed surprise that q small,
quiet woman sh0uid b sent on such "a
srrand, isstsad Of. as they supposed,
some Ama51n Who had been bfouRht 10
aFaund the rasiBR tables. TIE hogss
was finally bought from heF b. Lord
Rosebesy for $500 Fiadins her
veil bred, interesting and psonliar. low
ing DAls socisty aud behaving Well 10
it, YET aos stiliy, she vas introduced,
through tie msdium 0f other Amefieans
ia Lond1n-0ne Of them possibly Mf.
FandsFbiit-to persons - high as the
Dake of CambritFe, the Qasen's e0as
~ aBd khs ComIasndeF in-Chief of the
British Army. This eoteFis tFsaaed her
afst rata. g4ye her 3 dinner at the Stsr
aud Carer and took her - the 5toek
EKoha1Q where she reaamed her oo-
safvsit1ns And operations IN the hearl
o. Loadon. Whsn ane cams awsy fhs
sane eoseFis F8maTksds n yoa bsss
eol any more Wumen 10 America who
andaFstAnd meas matters ~ yea o.
ysn mast have . great oeantry ogeF
Ihsrs."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13

RaMia Il poeniiaFly rioh IL surprising
sacts and 4ssoeiallona. but the most a.
bounding ia one lately broughi % iiahi
bearing The ominou8 title of be ksd
Dealh." fts members adeel 20 beiiopo
thai be aba osueeionaiy permits angtheE
% safer prsionged pain eommifg 3 NOR
tai sin. 10 order % ab5fsgiale TIE
sadsrines 81 humsnity & i matter 81
o9nscicuee with them % Nil tne aloh.
that thsY may 10 pat out ~ their pain
quickly. TIE assooiafiou takes ila
naus from iha fast fhat iis execalien-
ers, dressed In red Tor the 0acAsi@m,
stranRio tasit victiuas With 3 red eeE1,
plAeing them for ne p1rpose ucon .
rsd eatafAiqns, bsnsaGt the dull reddish
light d ~ OIL iamp. 1nts alFAna8 Mna
hnFFibis Associalio1 wss hEanghi 70 ilaht
b. tbs enerEciie oppcsition inieFpnle4
b. Z man "a SaratoI shen his motAeE
ard sister sndeag1led % atrangla his
sch wiia. he esiied Ia the aHihofifiss,
Who haFs alfes8y arftsled SONS fofty
usmbsrs of he uardsr0us sesA 1heir
aFaanizatiou seama - b. tfamalaFauaa
from India 70 nasoovits aoii of tie
worship ~ B5hsause. ths reii4len q
~ Ihn0a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13

10 fhe Menomines re9ion crews are
bsing ssut fuio ne woods with Al poasi
BE diapafch for ths pagpo1s % eettira
inss tie watsr before naxt apTinG -
mnsh a. may - % iha timber bur a
~ tts pass almmee's foress Ars4 Ire
inpat 81 laes 90 tHs Menoniuse gaters
pgeu issa - b imrenas dusinR he os1i-
ia winter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13

p. r. BsFunm is taruiua bis mind
mare and moge from TIE areAlesi shoW
on esrfh1 % t6osa 0shsg aud more issi-
ing teiiahta prou1issd 10 hos Wbo f4iih
faliy pesfarm their duties here bsisw,
Re d q bmiid 3 nee ssh0elho1ss a
Egid1spost uhieh vii acsommodafe i0c
ehsldrsn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13

Whesisr of Chicsea. and that b uosl1
run ~ farm q tke same plan Is "a Was
run betaRs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13

The Wesiagana II Gfaat BFitain Npeaa
$4,000 ysariT ~ baildin9 c1apela 10
Londou. aa4 TIE attaudaBcs Hpon H1gh-
odiss gofanfp has lnsroased s. pas esni.
Ia 10 yeaEa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-13
AppolnimenIs.

WAsHIN0roN, Osk 12.-The President
made ths followinR appoiatments 10
day; William L. MagiRais. Of Oaio, 20
be Ohief Justice Of the Sapgems Court
Of Wyoming; Daniel J. salliVan, Of
Prescott, 10 be ReceiVeF Of rublio
Moneys ct Prescott, A. T.; David x.
WaFdWell. Of Tombstone, A. T.. 70 b
Agent for she Indians 81 the Lsmhi
Agency 10 Idaho.