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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

K&Tm PUTzkM.-Oae Of the nlosi en-
ioyabls a. well a. the most noaahls dra-
maiia presentations that has boen given
in this city sines The erection " The
present OpaEA Houss, yes produned last
eight b. the bright, talented, winsomo
littls star and her unusually veil afedo9
eompany. The large Rudlencs present
we're eVidsmtly lovers of Diok8nm, and
iudaiug froa fasir kesn appteoialiez of
the clever compilation of aketohea fr9m
{" The Oid Curiosity Hhop," tho play
pressnsed, one wOald infer that they
fuily reIiahsd Zoe good thinas Of the
anihor a. pisoed before tham b. 80
eisvrr gigtl8 sxponent. Versatility u con
ssdsrsd By ths able Enesish eFiiis Colly
Nbbex 10 BE- the highest attainment in
who appeared last niQhS IN the daai rois
svideaos1 thia highegs empliuhmeat.
was attased by The EnaeF0as apwlamse
that exeeted Der appaaEaaeo n tlo
forneF and latter eharseIefA I6e
aaehor insendsd thai tbey should be
dFamatioally oppuaisa, and the iieaA@
artiale, iFas 20 the tradition 81 her eKt,
gave % eacd fissinctiyenela that fairly
saptivased her sudienee. Tee grand
fstheT Frsut OF M. Emefy revealed Z
ehAxastsE sfudy worthy ~ more pse-
tsnfloas actor. T1a RomaiuinG cbarao-
tess soald nos have ben more satiafaa-
torily oast. Little Huaf0os~ will n
presented tonlght. Miss Putnam wlli
appsas IN hes Gcseglzntioa ol
fskvsrY.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

Mr.. HssFy orawfoEd's speelsl car,
which conveyed our Seattle, Lake Shore
a Eastern Railway visitors across the
continent. and which they left At Ia
coma 10 enjoy 9 ride ever the placid
waters Of the Sound, arrived here last
evening over She Shore Lins road. II IL
marked " No. 100. Midland Railway, Of
ndiAna."-vhieh road. BY the way, be-
longs 70 Mr.. Crawford. Yesterday
mornlna the party took carriages and
drove 70 Lake Union, where the liitle
carry them over 10 the eanal noW being
Lakes Union and WAshington, aud over
10 the suslea Of Lake Union. from which
point they walked down 10 smiths Cove
and looked over she grounds selected for
terminal facilities. Carriages Joined
them there, and thsS returned 70 the
city In time fer dinner. Today they
will 90 - rail 10 NeWsastle, and drive
from there over into sqask Valley, 70.
tnFnina 10 tewn this evening.
MsssFs. Crawford. Jones. Robiuson
and Butaa viii return 10 the East, leav-
ing here on Saturday Ia thair special
ear. NJ. eheafs, General Manager Of
the Osnst2uotion Company, and Mr.
Barker, one Of the eompAny's eugin.
esss. viii remain hsrs permanently.
y. Il. jones'. Of the hrm Of Jameson
Smith 4 Getting, Il about IS years ol
aae, With . qaiek sharp ere. vigorous
mind, and Possesses great f0ros Of char
aoisr.
HsnFy Crawford Il about IS years ol
ace. possesses rare legal attachments
and as q railroad laser ranks amonR M
basl Ia the eouatFy. He II q medinm'
sszed man Of much force and businea
ex2srisnee, and is quite wealthy, beinI
great railroad manipulator. such
mAn, ah0nld he fesl Inclined, could b
Of inoaiculabls bsneft 20 Seattle.
Mr.. Sheafe enjoys the reputation O
being ons Of the most able civil eaai
neers and railroad buildefs IN thi
eountFy, and has been 7eRy gnecsasful a
Q railroad manager. He undesstancl
the work Of railroad building from %
RFoand up. He 10 tall, With very biacl
hair, full beard aud bright, quick syea
MF. Robinson, she Preaidsnt Of "a
eOmPany, h Al eidsFly Rsntisman. eiosl
on 90 sixty years Of ace, and h quit
dignihed- He appears 90 Be . llstens
and not Q taiksF, and 10 doubtless dee
thinker.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

HEw YoMx. Dee. 27s--U. 8. So. I00j(;
s's. I26k; tS<7s, li07I; Paeihc &c, i2i VI
Americas Express, lo6; oanAds faciac,
90; Oan. seuthsrn, 635< Central Paciao,
t2; BuFiiBgton, lSo LAekawanna,
i15: Denver a Rio 8eande, 81 y ;
Kansas d Texas, 3lx; Lake Shore. S3i
Louisville 4 Nashviiis. 81 II Michigan
Central, 50: NoFthsrn Psoiha, 35x:
pssfaFrs6. 69S Northwestern, il5S ;
Nsw YORK CsnEfal. il41S; OreRon kssl.
uay and AaviRRt3sn, 995f Oregon
Transo0utineutAt, Bin Ofez0B In
uroVement, 36; Paefhs Mail. 4s5f; Pan
ana, 81 koek Island lzb1f IS. Paal
e95<; Texas Psoi6s. IA Union P.eiac
e012: Uniied States Express. 90; wells
FAEso. Is; Wesisrn Unicn, ss1t Era
-;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

Ona Of he largest and dneai geld
nnagsts ever snsaEthed . California y
200 o. exhibition in San kranoiass
Il = ab9at the sise Of an ordinary Derby
hat, wetahs s. pounok 4nd ia worth
nbaut e60Q. 0rnat aobar e geld
hanR o1t e. ~ sides
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

Lksut. 0rssly has doae hi@sslf psond
win hEa wsaihaE. II ks kssps on - As
ksa hewnn, every ems viii BE- wisAinR 70
have he Reod ed HAzsn aAga bAck
agntn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23
PACIFIC COAST.

Mefe A1z1aem1nf than 8a Wnmeed.
atz EnAnusoa. Dso 22.--Fgsa Brock
msas q German ship eaFpsnter FROM
Oooa Bay, left his lodging on Folsom
atF&et, naaE Firaf, last evening and wena
up town for amusement. He visited the
Bella Union Theater and lsft there
ab0at midnight He started 20 walk
towards bis lodgings, e. he supposed,
bat being unacqnainted With the eiiF,
loef bis way. He wandered % the Bar
barry Ooass district. and about half 90
hour after leaving the theateF be noticed
two men following him. The naxa
thing be knew be Vas struck on sha
head and then be knsW no more nntil
three hours later. Polios Odissr Fur
long found him at the corner Of Macon
and Francisco streets and took him 10
the ReceiSinG Hospital. Thars be was
found TO b cut severely on the head and
bruised about . bod. He searched
bis pockets and found be had lost about
Slc0 and check foE e573. he has no
idea Who his assailants we're.
Hardly Rts fsr Cultlvaalon.
SAX FRANcIsco, Dec. 22.-Deputy
SurveyoP John 0ilchrist and party re-
turned from Klamath River Indian
Reservation yesterday, where they have
been at wofk for I'VE months, surveying
land previous 70 les being thrown open
for settlement. The land is reported
generally poor, and hardly dt for Guilt
vaiion.
Promotion OF HAIL AGentn.
TIE Railseay AaR Serpfcs announces
that w. =. Hsnry, running on q steam.
boat route from Nhatcom 20 Seattle,
has been promoted aud transferred to
she line between Helena and Portland.
John h. Ronald has been sppoiated 10
oil the vacancy caused By Hsnry'a pro
motion. +. o. Candrum, Of the Helena
aud Portland route. has resigned, and
Frank ZiRler, Of Spok ane Falls, will be
his successor.
senator Fair Denies
SAN FRANoisOo, Dec. 22-Hha follow.
ing paragraph has been reproduced in
some Cf the Nevada and other news-
papers: "The Salt Lake Tribune qaotes
the Bradstrsef a. authority that senator
Fair Was forced 10 settle with Mackay
and Flood, the OF her day, 20 the tune OF
i've million dollars, he being short on
the stock market" senator Fair's a.
tention was called 10 this statement TO.
night. He pronounced u not only ab-
solutely untrue, bnt devoid Of the slight
est foundation Ia fact. at IL we'll
knswn," he added. II am not specula-
tor in mining stocks, and am at loss
% kn0w h0w 30 important q journal as
Bradsfrsef could make itself the author
Of 50 false a statement"
CAarged win Murder.
SAN FaANoI 90. Dec. 22. The Coro-
neT's jury held an inquest on the body
Of Maurice Nogent. aud broueht Ia 4
veFdiet today charging Thomas Bailey
and Frank German With murder.
Arrangtng q BiG Race.
SAN FEANuEsoo, Dec. 22-Ths great
tEostinR race between Olivsr X and
Harry wilkes for 5000 = side was ar
ranged this evenina between the owners
Of thess horses. The race vii! taks
place In this city on April I'd. and will
be the beat 8 in 5. Five hundred dollars
has been deposited as forfeit,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

8AN AAAM3 8AlANNMNE
LaozDoz, Dea. x1-ChamhariAin has
written lstier in uhish be still adherea
20 his original Irish scheme, which has
nctAing IN common with The Gladsaoas
neasuFe@
Dsan Byron, presiding ai q meeting Of
6eoG NasionAlists, ~ Pameroy, C0aAty
ryrone. teday, denounosd tha Govern
menl De said that II oosrcfvs poliey
waa persisted in he would not be resp0nai-
BE fer the peaee Of his district.
Sir Thomas Esmond, n. p. and q
Number of CAtholis priests. spoke N .
similar strain. They approved the
plan Of the eampaienn and said that
they we're wiling 20 tAks up arms 10 rid
Ireland of landiordism.
The Right Hon. A. j. Mun6ell. mem.
Der Of tue lasl Gladstone Cabinet, In q
apeaoh today expressed bis approval Of
the plan uf the campaign. He 0hiscted
70 TIE government foE bringing erin
NAL aosson for what was - most civil
sGeaaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23
rAe Wabash Case.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22--Agsia before Judge
Gresham this afternoon Edsard B
Tsham, OF the counsel for the hrst and
second mortgage bondhelders Of the
Wabash road, said the new proposition
as outlined does not differ in any ma
tsFial way from the on refused BY Jad
Grt saam last week. Il 10 mere repo-
tition Of the former With sOme apparent
changes. The effect Of the nsw propo-
sition would Be precisely the same az
that Of the old one. lhe object is q
cripple part Of the property and en-
able those heretofore In control TO keeT
up their inequitable administration,
70 pat an end TO which was the object
Of the eourt in appointing 9 new re-
aaiVeR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23
sfFtking BFnkemea

nine freight brakemen on the main line
the Lonisvilis & Nashville road struck
tonight, and did not report TO take the
trains out. They claim that the Louis-
vile q Nashville officials violated their
agreement by discharging j. n. Moore
and Harry Cornwall, tWo OF the com
mittee who recently waited on the Of
fioials aud presented the demands Of tue
brakemen for an advance of wages. No
traius ere moving. but IL is thought that
all freight will 20 out tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

ing Committee Of the Stock Exchange
this afternoon. the following securities
we're ordered placed on the regulation
list: Missouri Pacific Railway, &4.o00.-
900; add tional capital stock Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 81 ,026. 900;
additional consolidated mortgage
bonds of the Chicago. Reok Island aud
Pacific, $500. 900; additional nrst mort
gage and collateral bonds Of the Next
can Central Il abroad Company, 81, LES, :
900; income bonds, &S3 l70, 900.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

OAPK GrRARDEAu (Mo.l. Dsc. "a
Warren & Bierwitz, extensive manu-
facturers Of voolen goods, assigned for
the benefit OF their creditors today
rheiP liabilities are estim4ted 81 be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000; assets,
10000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

Sioux Orr. (Ia.), Dee. 22.-Ths
W0man's Christian Temperance Union
Of Sioux City has organized an ineoF-
poration for the purpose Of b1ildinR .
Hsddook Memorial Building. The
greand for this parposs vas bought TO-
day. A building eOsting not less than
half q million dollars 10 10 - erected In
memory Of Rev. Geo. O. Haddeck. Who
fell In the liue Of his duty. August 81,
1886. al the hands Of saloon eonspira-
tors.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

NEW YoRK, Dee. 22-The steamer
RhinsIand, from Antwerp, which ar
rived here today, reports that yesterday
abreast Of Nantucket, they passed the
sea monster reported by the steamer
rhingvalla. II prove 70 dead whale
Of gigantic sizs. floating about 100 feet
out Of water. II had apparently been
haaA for A l0nO tina
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

81. LOUIS. DEC. y obey Z. Ovens,
rsceivinR teller Of the Third National
Bank Of this city, who embezzled about
500. 200 Of the funds Of the bank and
Who has been serving a sentence tn the
Chester. IlliEots, penitentiaEy for that
crime, Was pNr6oned yesterday BY the
President. Ovens hiss served one half
of the term OF i've years. 70 which be
vas sentenced. The President pardOne6
him on account Of statements In several
petitions sent from this city and Louis
VILE. 10 granting the pardon, be said
be thought the prisoner bad already
anflarnd a aniIinianl nanAlt4.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

. guAransss that thsiF grievances vouia
be dieeaEssd. Ths German members
then lafl the House IN body.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

NEW YoRK, Dec. ~ The amount Of
geld reosived 90 far shis geek 10 81, 1885,
l50. Over 81, ,000. 600 has been advanced
on gold By The assay ofios in this city
for Immediate use.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23
TaIh Wfth a Caaale Maa.

DKNvKR, pso- 22.-R. q. Head, Presi-
dent Of the international L lnge Asso.
citation, 10 an Interview today expresses
himself In favor Of enlaF Sing the pswel
Of The bureau Of animal indastry Ia
preference 10 securing ths pas age OF
oil for the suppression OF contagious
cattle diseases introdnced by SenatoI
Miller, Of Nee YORK. Colorado cattle
men sustain M. Head in this view.
Teleerams from numer -us actions oi
range cou try 20 the Colorado associa
ton are - the same eject. Nj. Head
mailed letter 10 The Secretary OF tht
Treasury today asking him 70 prohibit
she imp1Ftation Of eAtlls from all c0un
tries where the bovine disease exis.s.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

PASS. Dse. 2.-A- FioaFiua. Minister
Of Foecign Aaaira, will rsosivs ths Bal
HsFian cspatation - private psfsons,
bat viii accord them M oihsiai resp
licn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

VruHxA. Dee. 23.--ln The Bahsmiau
Diss today, tks Hoass dssiaed 70 pAaa q
shs order og he dag, 1pon motion oi
Herr Planog, IL faxoF ef tbs divisiou oi
Bohemia inso two paFfa. Cxs8h and Gsf
uann. asssraiuR - ne taDRnAQs Of 81
inhablannaa DepafT 6syksi declares
that lks 0sEmAn zaambsss wo1ld wItA-
dsAg from - Diet unisas thsy rsosi<st
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23
Death oS = Noted Horseman.

LouIsvnLE, Dee. 22.-Oaptain John
Alcock, an old tuTfmAn, died a. his
hsme near GlAsgow, Kentucky. today
aged rs years. He vas Q noted trainer
IN bis day. and has trained for and run
more mile races than any man In the
countFy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

Tia bin reiasinR 10 shs opiam tEafss,
reported b Ed1an6A, ffo@ ths Com-
unistse % Fonsisn Relzftons, today.
makes proxistona foF carrying INTO
aFeas Artiels sf the Chinese treaty sf
leaa Ia makss 4 . penai e1snss for
oiunsna o. sabieess of nither e01atEy 70
tnpsEs. tEsnspsEt q 81 eDtsn - othsrs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

ST. JoHs o.. b }, Zee. z2-Ihs Globs,
the sfaoiai organ q tie nee Brunswick
GovsrnmeGS I<4ay pablisbes . sienin-
can't article 90 Nova 5oofiA'a determi
pation 70 ssssds from ths Canadtan
ConfedsratiOa. Ihis d regarded - 40
ofioaal nnuOunesmens that the leaders
Of ths present G0Sernmsnt party nos
Ia Neu Brunswick will sosa hands With
Nova Scotia IN esoession fFom the De.
nfnion, and IN the orHaniE sfion Of .
narftfnRa eonfsderaffun-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

NEw YoHK, Des. 2a-Ths low pFiosd
sales Of 1855 States hops here lsttefly
and tho allegations sf business In that
class Of goods at 10 eents in the in
terror, coupled with the reports that
frst class 1855 RsoiHcs can Be secured 81
Is oents. - say nothing ef foreign
stocks arriving, ssExs 20 keep the
market In Q debilitased condition.
B1sinsss is Of % spasmodia Q nature
that u fails 10 establish prices for any
length OF time. Over IS oeats seems 70
be the exceptional, on either forsign or
domestic 1886 goods. Outside Of emall
sales Of extra fne qualities 20 brewers.
y canfa e rarely axeaedad on 1888 here.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

LONDON, Dec. 2z.-Prinoe Alexander
has authorized the denial of Madame
De NoVikoE's statement thai be used
his position 70 CLEAN . fortone. he
says hs nsSeF Feeeived onIy money voted
% him by ths S0hrAnis. and that hs 10
nov as poor - 49, eisetsd 70 ths
thF0ne.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

Secretary Lamar lsfs lAst Bieht for hi
stpok fnrD naAE Raxtord. htssissippa
whars ha sxpeets 10 rensain until afts
aha hniiasys.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

YSorozrA (B. C.), Dee. 22.-The bark
EdiabnrRh arrived In EsquiDait With
her deck swept slean. The galley and
boats we're lost, ana ahe vas Otherwise
badly damaged. she u wheat lAdaB
from Portland. One man fell from
aIoft and is seriously injured, and an
other had hia lee broken.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23
aRera ia Rellnaulah.

PAHIs, Dec. IN. Ds Brazza Offers
10 relinquish his measures relative 70
the CoaRo In favor Of the measures Of
the Chamber Of Deputiea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

DUBLM, Dec. 22.-FosF evieted far
mers at Tinhalla, near OaFFiek -sH -SuiF.
have reooenpied their holdings 1ndeF
an aerssmsnt Of . nftesn-yeets' par
ehsse. Their resnstatemeut has caused
much rel 1ieing.
be MafioH anvisss tenants that II t1e
"plan Of the campaign" should Eesnlt 10
failure, 30 keep their rsat mousy
themselves. lie essential coalition is
victory. Tue Nasioa says that the ten-
ants shall not pay rack rents besause
their refusal 10 do % viii abolish land
lordism In Ireland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23


1ufexnaaional Unian ndionrned thia
evening aftas apPoinsinR John J. O1rre-
R1n. Of Chicaao. and Chrislopher Goa
molly, Of Hamilton, O1t-. as orRsnixsFe
for the tsrritnry west % PIttsourR and
naFth d the Ohio river. r J. C1rF4n,
Of Hsw Yerk, sad q msmbev OF the
Reading branoAea. ase 70 oFRanlze IN tha
BouihsFn. Middle and Aifaakie etateA
NRmerous changes we're made IN the
constitution and bylaws. THIS after
neoa matters Affecting the Pacific Coast
membsrs weFe discussed. It was stated
that the san Francisco ship buildsf,
wAo is 10 build the cruisers for the Gov
ernment. has taken STEPS 10 import iahoE
from Europe. A petition will Be sent 20
the Secretary Of the Navy, protesting
against this action, and al Congress
men viii be pstitioaed 20 pass law Fe-
quirinR she cruisers 90 be built by Amsri-
oan labor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

OAIno, Dec. = -Ths Fumor Of the fall
OF Kassala. pnblished yesterday By tue
BospAers ReEptiazs, is diaeredited here.
-. Raa~h@Ruh a R.ansunaff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

wAsnExoroN. Dee. 22-Upon the rep
Fesensation made by the Department Of
state, the Hoass Oommittee On Foreign
Affairs has restored 20 the dipiomasie
and consular appropriatioa bills, tos
provision raisinR The Chfnese mission &c
6rss class ct . salary Of ei7 0O. To OF
srs this lncrease, three oonsalsess an
aispsnsed With. The total sppsopriasioz
asads b. he bill b noe 81 .00o 10 excasi
Of the appgopgtasian mad. IN ~
originai biii. An elAhorate report VII
b presented 10 the H0ase With the blll
expaaininx the reasons thai innaenesS
The COMMITTEES 10 prepariag bill ex
oseainR By &SS@o 900 The appFoExiasios
made for the dipiomaaie and e0nEuia
ssTvios during the oarFent SeaR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

Acting Secretary FairuhiId has ap.
proved the Recommendation made By
the Collector o. Customs AZ San Fran
cisco. thai The manufacturers Of eFain
bags entitled 20 drawbacks on BAGS ox.
ported. be required 10 Feimburse 10 the
Government ali expenses attending She
ascortainment Of the amount Of draw
back dee exceeding The amount Of the
retention.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-23

waGaxor0z, Dee 22-Ths report %
tto 9ining tndustRy Of ths United
states, excinsive AZ vrscicua metals,
VITA apeciAi inseaGigasi0ps into the IRON
resources Of the country and into ne
esstaoso1s eoa1 of tAa Northvest, form
ing the Hftsenth volume Of the isnih
csaaas raports. haa bser resolved fEoE
lhs PIRATES and ia roe rsady fsE aissKs-
betten-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-03-11
An Excellent Showing.

Very few Of our citizens outside of
the bar. have any idea how our court
business has been expedited this term
by the push and energy of Judge Pol
lard. His record thus far Is certainly
very satisfactory to the taxpayers. In
q docket which opened three weeks
ago with l27 cases. the Judge has dis
posed of seventy-seven cases with only
two appeals, the iuries have been dis
charged and the remaining fifty cases,
being mainly court cases involving
arguments on motions and legal
points, will no doubt be as expedi-
tiously disposed Of, leaving but the
bare skeleton Of the robust docket that
has burdened the county for years
like Sinbad's "Old Man of the Sea-"
This for q Judge who is holding his
first term In the territory Is an excel.
lent showing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-03-11
Physicians Have Found Out

That q communicating and foreign ele.
ment In the blood. developed by indi.
gestion, Is the cause of rheumatism.
This settles upon the sensitive sub
cutaneous covering of the muscles aud
ligaments Of the joints, causing con-
slant and shifting pain, and aQgregat-
ing as calcareous, chalky deposit
which produces stiffness and distor-
tion of the joints. No fact, which ex-
perience has demonstrated in regard
to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has
stronger evidence to support than this,
namely, that this medicine of compre-
hensive uses checks the formidable
and attrocious disease. nor is 1t less
positively established that 1t is prefer
able to the poisous often used to arrest
1t, since the medicine contains only
ingredients. II is also q sig-
nal remedy for malsrial fevers, consti-
patton, dyspepsia. kidney and bladder
debility and other disorders.
See that you get the genuine.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-03-11
Marrow Esoape.

The popular proprietor of The Mac
queen whilst crossing Tongue river ON
the ios yesterday had the misfortune
to walk on spot where the ice was
unusually thin and was precipitatsd
into the water. Fortunately the leo
surrounding this one small spot was
firm, and by putting out his arms TO
save himself he was enabled to keep
from being completely immened,
which would otherwise have infAl-
libby been tho case, the water In that
part OF the river being unusually deep.
A man by the name OF John Blaksly
was accompanying him across the
river, and he Immediately went to the
rescue OF Major Maoquen and assisted
him In emerging from his very chilly
resting place. He Immediately wend-
Cd his way to The Macqueen, where
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-03-11

he obtained everything needed by
MIN In his very cold condition. Sew
eral wagons have crossed In the same
place during the last few days and the
Ice had the appearance of being per-
fectly solid. So far this is the first
accident which has happened In an
attempt to cross either of the rivers on
the Ice, but 1t behooves travellers to
beware for the future, as with the
present state Of the weather the ice
cannot possibly maintain its firmness
very much longer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1886-03-11

Moran Bros. received yesterday 5000
photographs of their different saddles,
which they will distribute among
their friends and patrons in the coun-
try. This seems to be very good
idea. giving men at distance an OPP
portunity of knowing almost exactly
what they want and Of being able to
purchase 1t without making trip to
town on purpose.