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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

RasEK. Oct THE Pope. through tie
Papal Nuneio e Madfsd. hss ssksd the
Qasen Of Spain 30 pardon Gen Villa
campa. who led the Feoent Fexait, and
he ofhoeFs who we're associated With
him 10 she uprising, frsm the sentences
of deafh Which have besn passsd %
tbsnal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

wAsHrxarax, Osi. A-Ths general
distFio1fian of the nee ons doilAF csf-
ttfMtea heeAn today ard vii - COO
ttnusd unfii me demand. whteA is very
rrsat, has hesn entirely suppiled- Ihe
81 hes aEs nsw bsina printed mt the rats
q aoooo pr day- Tne tew tvs dollAr
silVsr oarfiacaass uin 30 Be FsAdy for
issne faF tWa weeds -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

The TFsasugy DspaTtmenf nss tss1ad
4 siaienent. showing the pop1lstioa,
nea reVHnma and nes eEEe1disnfea Of s6s
GsxsFnmen4 fer tha laSt asoal years
ws1h tha Per capita of raNa1aea and ex-
n.aditunsE. The popasAttoa 4 given a
s. Hfsoooa ana - nss Eugszna g 86,-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

Charies E. Eadisott of Brookiins.
Massachusetts. brings forward > kard
nnt Zoe free traders 10 crack. Writing
70 the Boston Advertiser be gives TIE
fsll0wfnQ hKaras. on tie authority ct
Mr. Mullhail, the British ssatistieian
ana tree trader. - showing tha relative
annual er0wth Of the wealth Of the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

The September Ere loss in'the United
States aad Canada, ascending 10 tue
estimate % tha New York Daily Csls-
niereiaf Bsiisfia, uas s. 500. .O00. Z slight
decrease fr0m the average September
loss of previous years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-05

Was introduced by fha Rishmond dsls.
gatea and made An addrsss of welcome
IN which be sid Il had been eiainea
thai there vas an iFEaprassihla ounGiaa
pending between eapllal and labor. kss
said that ali good men would aappoIa
he presena mopsmene, II e foarha
against Incorporated faso4lilg and ooln-
batled the great mOnag cofpaRAkiona
that sought 20 oontFol legislatures ~
bribery and eoffapeion. He declared
that ali capital was not employed FOR
Euch WILSON'S ueea and thai any di6oF-
enoes between uofkman and ernnlayern
should Be settled as the esoat Conafita-
ten had been draftod-by oonoiliation
and fair aonanrnuniaa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
Plain Talk.

The Ogden News of the 30th of Novem.
Der says: Yesterday. after granting the
motion OF Jas. N. Kimball for staying OF
sentence in the Susan Parry perjury case,
Judge Henderson feelingly addressed the
poor woman who has got herself into q
bad fix. He said that her crime was o
serious pms, demanding fifteen years i'm
%prisonment and a large fine besides. He
believed she had been induced to ii by
other parties who ought not to be allowed
to profit by any fraud perpetrased upon
the Court. He had thought that II the
costs. about $125. would be paid to the
Government by the man whom she had
shielded, and If he would voluntarily
come back aud surrender himself on the
charge that stands against him. she should
not suffer; otherwise, he would hold out
no promise to her. The Legislature had
particularly favored the ladies by only
furnishing the men; but, when even ladies
perjured themselves they must be pun
ished. His Honor hoped that Mr.. Parry
would not compel him to the unpleasant
alternative OF sentencing her.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05

The champion liar halls from Pike
county, Indiana, and the following yarn
is probably the creates effort OF his life:
"a young lady who was watching my
binding harvester at work fell upon the
table and was carried up with the grain.
As the girl was about the size Of a bundle
the machine did not recognize the differ
ence, aud so she came through with q
neat string around her waist. One OF the
heaviest hands caught her as the machine
kicked her out, and set her on the
ground right side up. when IL was found
that she had been more frightened than
hurt" Now, II this voracious agricnl-
turist had only added that the machine
thrashed tho young woman, and shook
from her face the -four. without which no
self-respecting young woman's toilet Is
complete. and bsrreled said -four for
market by the aid Of the young woman's
hoops, his story would possess q COM
pleteness and symmetry which woul
cause it to pass current everywhere as o
great and unapproaohable work Of art.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
OVER H WATER.

A Determined struggle Against
the Irish National Leaguc-rhe
French Cabinet Resigncd-An FL.
fort 80 Recall she Cabinet
Naughty Occurrences at she
Merced MonKstery-Meetin Of the
Cabinet Council MerIOtu Ad.
yised to Terminate his Past.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The Dublin agent
of the Central News telegraphs that the
Irish Executive, In consequence of the
proceedings at yesterdays Cabinet Coun-
oil, is preparing 9 determined Struggle
against the Irish National League.
The proposed warfare. the telegram as
serls, will include q proclamation against
all league meetings, and arrests of prom
inent snti-rent agitators. The agent
adds that be has reason to believe that the
seizure Of Omitted Ireland" has also been
decided upon by the Government.
PARIS, Dec. 4.-The French transport
Chandeingor, reported on Thursday los!
with 1900 troops on board, has arrived
safely q. she port OF Tourano, AMMAN.
Prince Defreycinet will to-day inform
the Chamber OF Deputies that the French
Cabinet has resigned and cannot share in
tho debate on the budget.
The Journal nnounce that the mem
bers Of the Cabinet will persist in their
determination to resign.
The members Of the Radicals, left In
the Chamber Of Deputies, have unani-
mously decided to vote confidence in the
Government. It ia believed that this In
cident will induce the Cabinet to recall iti
decision to resign.
PANAMA. Dec. A pamphlet has been
published in Peru which has created great
excitement. II refers to occurrences
within The walls Of the MERGED monastery
and before which the Pail Mall Gazette's
disclosures. the Lima papers say. fade into
insigniicance. The statements published
by the Lima press having been ~impugned
the writer's content themselves by answer
ing the signatures OF authority. and re
spond for use OF the statements Of sur
geons to %corroborate the facts, and above
all the names of several Deputies to thu
Chambers are appended to the charges
which have not been answered.
PARIS. Dec. 4.-Premler Defreycinet an
nounced to the Deputies to-day the resig
nation of the ministry.
LONDON, Dec. A Cabinet Council
was held to-day to discuss the ad~visabilit.
of further prosecutions in Ireland, iik'
those instituted at Dublin against Johi
Dillon. The question Of continuing Gov
eminent assistance in the work Of evic
| ton was also considered. All the minis
tiers were present.
PARIS, Dec. 4.-Merlatti, who has taste,
| 80 days. fell to-day from extreme weak
ness. A committee OF physicians, whiol
has been in attendance upon him durinI
his long period of abstinence. advised hin
to terminate his fast. which he refused !
do. The physicians thereupon decline,
10 take any further responsibilities In th
matter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05

I'D q d" will i'm prove the appetite
at Oapron's.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
PLEA FOR THE ANARCHISTS.

The letter which comes from Paris this
morning by Commercial cable containing
a plea for the condemned Anarchists OF
Chicago, strikes us, says the New York
Herald, as a very remarkable document.
The Municipal Council, Of Paris, unite
with the Consiel General of the Seine to
implore mercy for certain criminals who,
bv the courts of Illinois, have been sen.
fenced to death.
We are sure that the gentlemen who
have appended their names to this prayer
are acting under a Misrepresentation OF
the case. It cannot be their desire to in.
trude any bar to the progress of the law
when indicating itself by the sentence
of men who are guilty of being access
series to a cold. blooded murder. Ii a
few wild Communists of Paris should
blow up the Louvre or throw dynamite
into the midst of a group of policemen,
thereby killing some of their number,
the authorities of New York would
hesitate before sending a remonstrance
against their condemnation by the regu-
larly constituted authorities.
The Chicago Anarchists are not &C.
cused of political crimes" but of the
crime of murder, and murder cold
blooded and deliberately planned. To
exercise what is miscalled humanity !"
in such a case is to be indifferent to the
law and order of the community. Acts
like theirs, if unpublished, multiply
themselves and lead to the dominance OF
the worst elements Of society moved by
the worst motives. The man who can.
not be contented with the opportunities
which such a Republic as this affords
deserves no pity, and when with diabol.
ical purpose he Yields the firebrand or
throws the bomb mercy is folly and
sympathy is cowardice.
The condemnation of such acts is not
vengeance" but patriotism in its wild
est sense. We have a law, and it must
be obeyed; we have a society, and 1t
must be protected. When men enter
tain such hatred of our system OF gov
ernmont that thoy are unwilling to wait
until they can persuade us to make
changes, and resort to gunpowder and
crime, our duty becomes plain-namely,
arrest, conviction, sentence and execu-
ton. Otherwise we are relegated at
once to memorable confusion and mex
tricablc chaos.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
VIVA. nc VIII DO Abous Is.

When the war OF the Rebellion began.
Asa Martin. of Martin county. Indiana.
left his wife and little children and en-
lated. He was captured and imprisoned
at Belle Isle, and then all trace Of him was
Loaf. After waiting several years Mrs.
Martin, sure that she was q widow. mar
ried widower Peak. who had several chill
dren. Her offspring and her predecessors.
together with several more that blessed
the Martini Peak marriage, now form q
family Of really remarkable proportions.
Now comes o man from the Indian Terri
tory who says that Martin escaped from
the rebel prison and went west. He wrote
TO his wife, and not getting an answer
thought she was dead. He has not mar
ried again. but has made q fortune. and
his herds are large and many. Mrs. Mar
tin-Peak is anxiously waiting to see what
Asa will do about 1t.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
A Verdict for SIO2, 900.

PUNISHABLE, Mass, Dec. 4.-The
sealed verdict in the famous Snow
Ally bond case was opened in court
this morning, and found to be a judg-
ment in favor of Chester Snow for
$102, 900. Ally's counsel Immediately
filed u motion for a new trial, on the
grounds of excessive damages, and
that the verdict was against the EVIL
dence. Exceptions will be heard at
an early date.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
Departure OF Consul Folsom

New York, Dec. 4.-Benjamin Fol-
som, United States Consul to Sheffield,
England, was this morning among the
passengers who sailed for Liverpool on
the Etruria. Mrs Cleveland did not
go to the pier, but sent a thoughtful
horse shoe OF roses with the words,
"Bon Voyage" worked in violets
across the face.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
Anticipating a Lockout.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The Power
Loom Ingram Carpet manufacturers
seriously contemplating general
lockout Of all their weavers in a short
time, in order to forestall the latter
in their intention to strike during the
busy season trade, which will be in
January and February,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
Too m ucls M

A commercial drummer has just been
arrested 10 Kalamazoo who has &c wives
living. and until recently not one Of them
knew the existence Of the other rs. As he
had them living in different States and
supported them all in good style. some
idea OF the enormous profits OF the drum
mer's vocation can be realized.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
To Cure the Alcohol Habit.

The morphine habit is treated success.
fully by substituting quinino. The taste
being the same. the patient recovers with
out knowing 1t. Now for something that
tastes like whisky to cure the alcohol
habit.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
AUDITORS DELINQUENT TAX NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned County Recorder and ex-
oficio Auditor Of Eureka county, Nevada,
that ! have this day delivered to the District
Attorney of said county o list duly certified to
by me Of all delinquent taxes upon the Assess.
ment Roll Of said county for the year 1896,
where the said delinquent tax, exclusive OF
poll aud penalties. exceeds the SUN Of $500.
TO wit: Central Pacific Railroad Company,
sS95 a.; Monitor Mill Company, John Potter,
agent. sos; Simeon Wonban, 81 ,079. And
said delinquents are further notified that un-
less the delinquent taxes above specified are
paid to the Treasurer OF said Eureka county, 90
ex.oficio Tax Receiver, within twenty days
from the date hereof, action will be COM
menced by the said District Attorney for the
Of said taxes, costs and penalties.
WIS. BEARD,
County Recorder aud Ex-oficio Auditor of
Eureka county. State Of Nevads.
Eureka, New, Nov. 20, 1886. n27.20d
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05
A Heavy Failure.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. 4.-Charles
Broas & Co., wholesale dealers in
boots and shoes, doing business in
this city, and also proprietors of a
Wholesale store at Lansing, Michigan,
have assigned their entire property.
Their total liabilities are about $780,
nOo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05

DABBIT METAL-Es0s%o FOR sale ct the
go, gDs once, EureKs ,Nevsda.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-12-05

Dyspepsia cured by che use OF sd d
D"-for sale at Capron's drug store.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

transfer of their controversies from acci-
dental oattle-felds in the streets to a legally
constituted tribunal Is the latest feature in the
relations Of the Knights of Labor and the Mis-
souri Pacific railway company. Two of the 81.
LOUIS knights are suing for s5O, 900 damages
iof ia.se IMPRISONMENT, growing out of the
troubles of last spring. The approach OF the
millennium may be looked tor when both mar.
ties TO such difficulties reverse this order sa.k
Justice nrst through the courts, and leave the
street battles Till every other resource has been
exhausted.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

Succi, the italian faster, who proposes to
patent an AFRICAN herb liquor" on which a
poor family can subsist without other food at a
cost OF twenty cents a week, is not so original a
genius after all. There are liquors made and
sold In this country on which some poor people
do subsist for good while without other food
and stay poor In consequence. II Signor Succi
made such pretensions In America as those
with which In Italy he fascinates dukes and
princes. cynical public would insist on his
spelling his name with q az. and adding an
en- In -
Evening star., 1886-09-29
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

This department combines every novelty that skill.
experience end expense could secure, including
Pushes Frisees Astrachans, Velvets in the extreme
shades
In Ribbons we show all the new tnts and Parisian
designs Regarding Feathers, venture to say we
have every novelty of the market the whole making
FAULTLESS ASSORTMENT of everything apper.
tanning to Millinery.
Evening star., 1886-09-29

Yesterdays struggle over the liquor question
In the Atlanta primary elections ended in the
defeat OF the straight-out prohibitlonists. The
result is significant, however, only within
narrow bounds. The anti-prohibition ticket
was strengthened by names which carried great
personal influence; ard generous use was made
of the fact that 1t was the democratic ticket, as
opposed to the mixed partisan complexion of
the other side. This, in so strong democratic
city, was bound to be q powerful argument
Moreover, the victory was for high license
rather than tree liquor; so that Atlanta, while
II has indicated its unwillingness to give up
alcoholic drinks altogether, has declared its
purpose to tax itself well for the luxury
Evening star., 1886-09-29
LAxssuaeH & Bno..

|LASssuReH & Bno,
through this medium wish to 70 their
and the public In general that their
FALL OPENING OF WRAPS, FURs And LADINs
COSTUMES
Will take place
FRIDAY, OCTOBER lsT. AND SATURDAY, oC
TOBER I'D.
on the second floor of their establishment
OUR STYLES ARE EXCLUSIVE
We win exhibit the most elegant line Of Imported
Wraps ever shown in the city.
Our stock is enormous and our assortment b COM
plete.
We have handsome Imported Line Of Plush Fancy
Velvet and Heavily Jetted Trimmed Garments
We will show all the latest High Novelties Our
sortment of PLUSH WRAPS will be without an
equal. We always have carried the largest and best
selected stock. and this year we have made extra
effort and show three times the quantity that any
other house In the city carry. This 10 no idle boast
but just claim, and look will substsntaee our AZ
sertion.
PLUSH vICToRIAs,
PLUSH VTSITES.
PLUSH SACQUES,
PLUSH NEWMARKETS.
PLUSH RAGLANS,
PLUSH CIRCULARS AND
PLUSH WALKING JACKETS.
and all the above made with the same and
trimmed In exact imitation Of Seal Skin Ask to see
the Garment We will sell for S25 Iy will really ~
season JUS think! A Seal Plush Sacque, AZ inches
long, elegantly trimmed. Seal Ornaments, Chamois
Pockets Satin Lined. ALI for only s25.
JACKETS JACKETSn
Walking Jackets will be the correct wrap for early
FAN Wear We succeeded In procuring about 95 Peris
Sample Jackets at figure which will enable to sell
you each and every Jacket at genuine bargain price
SHORT WRAPS! SHORT WRAPS!
Our assortment of Short Wraps is varied that it
really would be matter Of impossibnity to attempt
to describe all the styles and prices But suggest
call Friday and Saturday. can better show you
what we cannot here put In print In the meantime,
we will mention two (2) specials.
BOUCLE CLOiH SHORT WRAPS trimmed with
wide Fur all around. Tab Front, at $500
FINE QUALITY BEAVER CLOTH SHORT
WRAP, trimmed with deep Tail trimming, finished
with Satin, perfect fitting at $9 An exceptional
gain.
New Markets will also be in demand this year. par
hcuary for colder weather. We have laid in an ee-
giant supply. and are ready for orders.
IN CHILDREN'S AND MISSES CLOAKS
we have been more than careful to present some
tempting garments not alone In the beauty and finish
OF these goods, but also the prices major portion
ofcloak houses ignore this branch Of this business but
we nave been more than anxious this year to offer
such line that will attract all parents and guardians
to purchase their goods from us Remember we will
make any alteration on any wrap bought from
us gratis. For the convenience of a great
many who are not ready to purchase a gar
ment that may attract them and perchance we have
only one of the kind will lay aside the garment
and take proper care OF it, by paying deposit Of Eve
(6) dollars same.
As Friday and Saturday are Opening Days, we
are more than desrous that you should call and in
spect our goods You not expected to buy unless
yon care TO. We tell you this SO assure you that
the same attention will be shown you as locker as
would be extended purchaser.
Respectfully
Evening star., 1886-09-29
TnE F ST.. BRANCH
.HE f STREET MKss SroRr

THE f STREET Mnss SroRr
Opened This Morning an elegant line of I'm.
ported Shetland CLOUDY Scotch Lambs Wool
Shirts and Drawers. the shirts being full rsgu-
lar made. webbed skirt, nicely faced and fin.
tshed. The drawers are full fashioned and full
regular made. spliced seats, selEfaced sus-
pender braids attached. 81 50 each: % 80 per
suit. Mems Wool Socks to match, DOC. per
pair.
We place In q case at the front door This
Morning An excellent line Of Mems Fancy Half
Hose, white feet, good washable coiors full
regular made; sold generally at 25c; only zoe
per pair; pair for 81. A bargain.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS TO ORDER.
Under the direction OF Mr.. A. ]. Lockhart we
are making to order in our own building Fine
Custom Shirts Of the best qualities Of material,
dt guaranteed, at the following prices:
6fof $3.50 (unlaundered.) This is the lowest
price possible to make q custom shirt and
must OF necessity be delivered unlaundered.
Fine grade, 9 tor So.
Finer grade. 8 for $1,000.
Finest grade, for $l2
Finished and laundered In the best possible
manner, the last number at S24 per dozen.
being the best shirt that can be made al snv
price.
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
No. 1913 street northwest
Evening star., 1886-09-29

BY the time these lines reach the eye of the
reader, Professor E Stone Virgins will have
proved himself either a lucky prophet or a
miserable humbug. What conclusion the peo-
PIE OF this country have reached in advance
regarding him is shown by the fact that the
news columns Of THE STAR do not record the
suspension of business In Atlanta. Mobile or
New Orleans
Evening star., 1886-09-29
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

Is$OR RENT
SsNsisnd ave. q rooms. ms.-.......s II. 2S per month
- nw o.. al mod i'm ps...... ! = per month.
So ~ Iatne oo,tAge, New Hampshire ave. and Bsun-
o~as ~; beautiful 10 pea mouth
.-,a .. Htffh a DYER
~~& 1.sth and n stS
tp,SS nhNT-NEAR THE cAPIToi. A phslRA-
sa..s anu pieasanty situated Hrick Dwelling. nine
sooms lhcitlding hath lo3 2u 81. ne se2tssts
ENok RENT-lsos 4 ST n W TVRFf-sToRY
oncA dwelling, rooms ard hath water aid gas.
fsyi - "a aentn Apply 10 PITNkY & BRADfokD.
io<i sI hw se2s-6t
kSn nhNT-Co>Y SIN ROOM RAY wfNDow
= bflc~' WIN bath. nice cellar aud mod inns. 241
ivn 81 ~ e.. bear ears and herdic< KEY 247
Sstoree ren, s2u per month in advAncs posssion al
once Apply seS 81 NV. ato 4 sssa-sfs
E'oh hENIIHotsE, s37 O ST. Nw;A ALL Mols
ern conNehencsss: large aud hacs Vsr.ls In
cure OF saSon - hANk, 81 20 PennsylvanIs ave n
low 10 permanent tenant. ~ 90 a.,
LNoR RENr-llo IT. NV, TEN Te,oNs Am
- all modern improvements, SSa cHARi - "a
HANDY. S21 St. NV. 10 a, "'
Evening star., 1886-09-29
HAT DEPARTMENT.

Complete in every detail. Large and we'll selected
stock of shapes and coors in Fels Of all grades
Special attention Is directed to plain and Two
toned Imported Felt Hats and Bonnets, which will be
of the features of the coming Our assort-
ment of Misses and ChiIdren's Trimmed School and
Dress Hats is very interesting and should not be
looked
Evening star., 1886-09-29
TRIMMED HAT DEPARTMENT.

In this department we shall display only IMPORT.
ED HATS and BONNETS and exclusive designs of
our OWN including some extreme
novelties not be elsewhere. imported direct
from Paris by We think 1t unnecessary go into
further details as the CHARACTER OF OUR OPEN
INGs is already familiar to most ladies Of Washing
ton