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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13
4 Dental Surgeon Called.
New York Herald

He looked haggard and careworn as he
came out of the Castle garden gate and
listlessly took his seat on bench near
the sea-wall. The little box on his knees
was half open, and the glitter Of a pol
ished steel weapon reflected the rays OF
the son from beneath the lid.
st was an awful Job" said he to the
man who sat on the seat beside him; "but
/ got 'em Strengthened out. You see, the
clerk who rolls out the names of the pas
sengers got his jaw out of joint and his
assistant he got his jaw out of joint, and
the third clerk lie got in the same fix 1t
looked as if it was going to be, as the
poet says, a jaw forever out of joint for
all Castle garden.
"What happened?" neryously inquired
the stranger
oh, Capt. Stevenson arrived from
Hamburg to-day with his Hammonia, and
he brought a lot of families along with
him, not his own. Now, I'm a dental sur
geon.'
'Well?"
"Well, was called in by telephone with
this box of instruments, and you ought
to see me yank those fellows around but
| got EN- all right. There's a fellow get
blAiA tiiAuuEh WIN ms WIN AANN Ni'4N't
didly.'
''Whats the matter with their jaws
Capt. Schwensens responsible. His
families are a terror. Here's a few OF
them Bella, Bertha Emma, and Marga
Schwedersky; Franz, Karl, Marie, Anna
Wyskocn: Vincent, Catha, Bronisawn
lawn Pigstowski; Franz, Marie, Sophie,
Anne, Jacob, Susanne Tacsynsdi. and
Heinz, Trina, Herm, Elisabeth, Dorothea'
and Ndolf Nieschulz. They are all going
to be set to music when the German opera
gets back
"Those are nice names"
Yes But the clerk broke down when
they called Peter, Anna and Marie Quist
But who's the fellow that's doing so
splendidly:"
They sent for him up in Greenwich
street. He is Bohemian. His name Is
Wikrerowitschsigen shweitztumburikgut
XII
He's doing splendidly, is he!'
yes the clerks say he he knows an
about Schwensen's passengers and as he's
a slow writer thought I'd come ont here
for an hour or two and rest while he was
signing his name. He had just begun
before [ left"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13
iamin W Burton, a well-known colored

iamin W. Burton, well-known colored
man.
ANOTHER attack by rioters Wednesday
on the rolling mills at Bay View, Wis, was
repulsed by the militia who fred at the
mob. Two persons were shot dead, and
four others, one a boy of IA, received
mortal wounds. One of the victims was
feeding chickens in his yard at the time
he was shot.
The Rev. William Hammond, recently
pastor of the Baptist Church at Frank
lin, n. H.. who robbed his wife. restored
the money, and then eloped to Canada, is
suspected of having murdered his first
wife, and of having burned his house at
Wolf Lake, Ind, to get the insurance. 1t
is known that he was warned to quit Lii
gonie-, Ind, ind that he bore an unsavory
reputation as a travelling quack.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13
To Digest yulcanite,

Requires acids more potent than the solvent
Juices OF the human stomach And yet IN the
form OF medicine intended to reform the very evil
they Aggrayate, to-Hit., dyspepsia solids and
fluids rreconcilabe in their constituents that
have no chemical affinity one with the other, are
introduced into it, Are these so-cSlled remedies
more digestble than vulcaulte? Positiyely-noi
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, on the other hand, a
a simple medicine, harmonious ia its composition
and READILY assimilable, is active, and produces
marked as well as speedily appreciable effects,
because it is a rationable remedy suited 70 the
stomach 1t is tonic in the true sense because
10 harmonizes and insures regularity or the opef-
ations OF digestion. Not the least of the dement's
which il confers, is thorough repair OF the dam
age inflicted on The Gtaalach bysff-cnoson remed'
10 For biIionsnf-ss CONSTIPATION malarisl cou3.
plants rheumatism aud kidney troubles Il Is
alike invaluable.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13
A Happy Ghinaman.
San Francisco Chronicle.

In Folsom prison the other day yisi-
tor saw Chinaman walking up and
down quite cheerful and happy. He did
not seem to have anything on his mind
at all, and he was indeed in excellent spir-
its. The visitor went up to him.
Hello, John; are you prisoner"
Eyes. Me in jail allo right
"What are you in for!'
"Killum Chinaman."
How long have you got:'
'Oh, allo time, allo time"
He was imprisoned for life.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

MILWAUKEE, May S.-The arresting of
the socialists who have been instrumental
in urging on the riots has been continued
this afternoon. In the houses of two of
them were found number of guns and
pistols, and large amount of ammuni-
ton concealed in the bedding. Governor
Rusk informed Alderman Rudinski that
the latter would be held responsible for
any trouble which may hereafter arise
from the doings of the Poles, who have
been prompted to act on Rudinski's an
uinn
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13
CRIME.

NEAR Youngstown, Ohio, Sunday night
Wilson Haller became jealous Of the alton
tions paid Miss Myers by William Houck,
and stabbed the latter fatally. The mr.
derer was recently released from an insane
asylum.
ENiIf d. BUEroS plead not guilty at
Newport K. l., Wednesday to aiding and
sbetting her brother-inlaw, Allen. W.
Dorsey, in the murder of her father, Ben
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

The London Times says that the com
pletion of the Canadian Pacific railway
has given n fresh Indictment to the dis
cussion among the Russians of their own
'ong -talked-ofl line to the Pacific across
Siberia to Yidivostock. The branch to
Tiumen has not yet been made, and the
Ufa Zlatoust section to Ekaterinburg has
only lately been decided upon, after years
of dispute over the conflicting claims Of
different towns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

MILWAUKEE, May s. Tonight the stu
alton as regards the labor riots remains
as during the day. with every indication
that all trouble has come to an end. Two
more deaths, making six in all, have oc-
Cured from wounds received in yester-
days fusillade at Bay View. The arrest
of several socialists has been effected to-
night, and quantity of ammunition,
guns, pistols, etc, found in their resi-
dences have been confiscated.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13
AT MILWAUKEE.
A Socialist Leader Arrested

MILWAUKEE, May s.-The arrest of
Grottkaw the socialistic leader, and sew
eral of his followers, had an excellant
effect upon the troublesome class. The
district attorneys request for the call of
the grand jury, before whom the social
lists could be prosecuted was granted. At
10 o'clock a crowd of several hundred
strikers assembled near the western lin
its of the city and were scattered by the
police.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

South Australian harvest returns show
that abont 1,950,O0G acres have been so|n
with wheat, being 1000 acres more than
in the preceding season. Ofthis quantity
100000 acres we're not reaped that is to
say. there we're nothing to reap, or what
crop there was was mown for hay This
reduces the area actually stripped for
wheat to 100000 acres. From this area
the estimated average yield is bushels 10
pounds per acre, which makes the total
production 5,1G1 G6G bushels.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

The London Times says that the com
pletion of the Canadian Pacific railway
has given a fresh Indictment to the dis
cussion among the Russians of their own
long -talked-of line to the Pacific across
Siberia to yladivostockr The branch to
Tiumen has not yet been made, and the
Ufa Zlatoust section to Ekaterinburg has
only lately been decided upon, after years
of dispute over the conflicting claims of
different towns.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

By means of the proposed tunnel from
the Canadian mainland to Prince Edwards
Isle, it is believed that steam commuuica.
tion may be carried ON an the year round,
as is the case now in the Clyde, severn,
and Thames system, The total distance
from Cape Tormentine to Cape Traverse,
the two terminal points is eight ANA one
half miles, and between these two points
are the Straits of Northumberland The
plan is to run tunnel composed of metal
cylinders three-eights inches thick fifteen
feet in diameter, lined with concrete two
and one half feet thick, giving clear
passugeway of ten feet through which
cars may be drawn 10y freless engines.
also 20 run piers out from the mainland
on the New Brunswick side ten thousand
feet, and from Prince Edwards side four
thousand feet, To reach the bottom OF
the straits which at the end of these piers
As twenty feet pelow water level acylender
will run down a gradual incline. Yenti-
lation of the whole will be secured los
means of a shaft about half way across
the straits, at which point the water is
ninety feet deep.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13
Absent Minded, Perhaps.
Texas Strings


A young lady, belonging to one OF the
first families of New York, returned from
a walk. Her mother, who is very strict
with her, asked;
"Where have you been:"
Il have just been taking little fresh
air in Central park"
"Alone?n
Alone
Are you sure of it,
"Of course | am. Why do you ask
Oh, nothing at all, except when you
went out you took with you parasol, and
you come home with gentleman's cane
in your hand.
What We Are Coming To.
Puck
How much is the shoes"
Five dollars"
Five That's more'n I'll pay. III
give We two"
No"
NO! / say / will give We two"
well, | won't take two. Move on!
Faith, III not. III shtan here till ye5
take two. An eff yez don't take two we \
arbitrate.
Kid beadspreads, made out Of the backs
of discarded kid gloves and the gantlets
of long ones, have cast crazy PATCHWORK
into the shade.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

California is n fruitful land, and not IN
wheat and metals alone Is its productive
oapablity worthy to remark. In the
year 1885 there were sent 70 market by
that State 100000 pounds of prunes, j.
$4,000 pounds of apples, 100000 pounds
of peaches, 1,189,0OO pounds Of pums,
$4,000 pounds Of opricots, 2'25O,0oo
pounds of honey, 1,2500oo pounds of wal
nuts, and 100000 pounds of almond.
The production of raisins for that year
aeached 900oO00 pounds, being nearly
three times as great as in 1884.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

The biggest diamond in the world, If
it bo n diamond, is the Braganza which
forms part of the Portuguese crown
Jewels. It weighs 1860 carats. However,
not little doubt exists of its being II
diamond as the government never allowed
it TO be tested 1t was found in Brazil in
17i1. The larges tested, but uncut dia-
mond is the Manhattan, belonging to the
Rajah of Nathan in Borneo. 1t is of
pure water Weighs 2G7 carats and is of
dear shape, indented at the thick end. It
was found about 1860 at Lundark in Bor
neo. It has been the cause of a sanguin-
AIRY war Before it was cut the Kohinoor,
which is one of the English crown jewels,
was the largest tested diamond. It then
weighed 793 carats. When in possession
of the Emperor Aurengzebe it was re-
duced 10y uuskilful cutting to 1856 carats.
During the Sikh mutmy it was captured
by British troops and presented to Queen
Victoria. 1t was re-cut and now weighs
log IL carats.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

OF the 5000 communes in Italy more
Than 1000 are totally unproyided with
sewers. There are3720G dwellings under
ground which give shelter to lol'45' per
sons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1886-05-13

Spectators have bought little ola
house in Saco, Me-, formerly occupied by
an alleged female rhiser. and are tearing
it down in search of hidden treasure
Thus far they have found SOS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
lAxp CIRCULAR.

The Northern Pacific Company has
issued q circular concerning the landl
along its line from Portland 10 Tacoma,
vhich reads a. follows
In reply 10 your inquiry regarding the
status of the land which you have bought
from this company. 10 view Of the re-
csnt decision Of the Commissioners OF
the General Land OfAce. holding thai
said land, aiong With ether tracts. ID
within the limits OF the forfeited grant
to the Oregon Central Railroad Co, and
that 10 Fever vas granted to the N. y. 4.
4. Co.. ! have 10 say thai this decisiou
is by no means Anal. The Company
hiss already taken an appeal from said
decision 30 the Hon. Secretary Of the
Interios. and will. II necessary, taks
tue matter into the courts Of Lac and
carry u % ths Supreme Court Of the
United 20 les for hnal decision. The
Company hcids that the decision Of Mr..
Sparks is erroneous and is conndeuf be
viii Be overruied.
The Cornpasy viIl demand from par
ties holding contracts for the purchase
Of lands which are involved BY tbs de.
cis;sn prompt eomplfanec With the terms
Of snch contrasts l. O., prenpt payment
Of ths in<tslments Of principal and in.
terest a. they may fall doe. Shonsd
inai decision IN this matter be adverse
10 the Company, the asoent paid BY
purchasers VIII be refunded With legal
interest. Meanwhile ! wouid advise
yoz 30 take Steps 10 secure the land an
der the pre-emption or homestead act;
or, II yea have exhausted your govern
m<nt rights. 10 make sppsicstion to pur-
cn&ss the same from the 9overnnens
undsF the provisions Of the act decisr-
ing forfeited certain portion Of the
grant 10 The Oregon Central X. Co. AZ
. matter Of scsrse. the Company vill
contest yser right 10 enter the land In
caessson. bat ~ TIE initiation % . co.,
te>s yca vii be protected should anal
decision BE adverse 10 The Company
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

arcr1oa 1. Be "a sHa1ted bv TIE Legas-
lsffrs AssssHbiy Of he Tsrrifsrgef Wass-
isefos. That section 2ses Of the eode Of
Washington Territory DO amended 10
read ~ foiiews: Section 276s. Every
dspaty sheriff shall possess the power
and may perform any Of The duties pre-
scrlbed by lsw 20 be performed By the
sheriff or by bis Deputies. Shall ssfve
or execute accsrdine 10 Law ali process,
vrits. preoepfs and orders. issued or
made by lawful Authority, and 10 him
directed, and he shall attend upon all
courts Of record al every term: Provided,
That neither she sheriff nor any OF his
Deputies shall receive Q per diem alisv'
snce for attendance on probate courts
except when having insane psxsons In
ohsrre.
SEQ. 2. All sots aud parts Of aeis In
ocunics wisb this act be and they ara
hereby repealed.
Sec. 8. This act shall be In force from
aad after is approval.
Approved Jan. 9th. lsS5.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
rms rEnTEsrsex

or che age In the medical line il The
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Fsss.
manufactured Only by the California
Fir syrup Co. Ban Francisco. Gal. II
/. agreeable 90 the tas&e. acceptable 10
the stomach. harmless tn ifs nature,
painless yea prcurs and thorough In its
action. Fer sale by A. H. STEWART. 6w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
A WALKING skxIxrex.

Nc. 4. Springer. of fredericksburg.
Pa, writes; II va. afflicted with lung
fever and abscess on lungs, and reduced
10 a ,eaikfag sksisten. Got q free trial
bottle OF Ds. Kings Nev Discovery for
Consumption, which did me 30 much
good that bought q dollar bottle.
After using three bottles, found myself
once more man. completely restored
90 health. With a hearty appetite and q
gaia IN flesh Of ~ pounds." Call AZ A.
b. Stewards drug store aud get free
trial bottle OF this certain cure for ali
Luue Diseases. Large bottles 81. Do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
A nELrAaLE ARTICLE.

Fer enterprises, push and desire TO
gss suoa so.aI = vii CIV. 80 sss p n-n
essl, leads all com eetions. he sells DIR.
Bosanko's Ooseh and Lung ssyrup be.
eause n Il the best nsedicise on the
unarket for Coughs. Coda. Group and
Primary Consam ptlon. Price 50 cents
aud 81. Samples free. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Usrreaxs Okpxnxn.- 4. NJ.
Carr sent an order on 10 W. d. Stryker
A Go. of New York for sixty eight CON-
pless uniforms for Company az n g.
w. eomnanls known 80 shs Heme
Gaarfs. The company II rspicly re-
craiting and expects soon 10 master one
hundred uniformed naen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
Notice to Take Dispositions

|nIsTRICT COURT, THIRD JUDI
IL cisl District. Tcrritory of Dakota.
county Of Cas-. 81.
Fred. K. Pelton. plaintiff, va Silas Dog.
gett and August Laadblom, defendants.
To Francis & Sou hard. attorneys fer
the above named defendaut4 or their
representative attorney, and George p.
Boyce. ksq-, who will conduct the exam.
nation on The part OF the plaintiff: You
viii pieaee TO take notice that the depo-
sition Of fred. X. Peifon. plaintiff. Wit.
ness on his own behalf in the above emit
tied action. will be taken before ms. q
Notary Public duly Commissioned and
sworn. g my office e Fall City. King
county. Territory Of Washington, on the
"a day OF March. 1883, At 2 o'clock In the
afternoon OF that daF. and the said en-
animation may be adjourned from DAY 70
day until the deposition ID fully taken and
completed Said deposition 70 Be used
upon the trial Of the above entitled acsien
Dated 81 Fargo, Dakota Territory, the
10th day OF February. A ID. 1876.
G. II. LAIZURE
Attorney for plaintiff.
JOHN q. JASfCKE.
Notary Public for King COUNT. Washing
ton Territory.
Dated at Fall City. Washington Terri
tory, this LIST day OF March. A. u. lss6
y. -.-A failure to attend. your COM
plaint answer Or reply may be stricken
out and Judgment taken against yon-
J. q. JANICkE.
mhsdwSw Notary Public.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

In the case Of John A. Miller ~. Ths
Northern Pacific ksilrosd Company. J..
N. Adams. Register OF the spokane Falls
Land oifiee. nas decided mai Msiier's
settlement. improvement and rc<idence
has rendered the land Goa srht-ct ~
selscsssn, and the sessction has been
cancelled.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
PACIFIC COAST.



rts FRAscIAco. March Is. - James
nsiar. the we'll known millionaire gro
u This sliv. dled this rnornine st
ss Residence. corner Poisson and Elev-
e1in streets. after an Illness Of eve
see1as He Arrivek In California ia
~ aud soon after became Interested
vaoiee4is croeerv business. from
sSsise Be retired IN 1878, accommodating
- tmmenss farsanA. He leaves q
e'aow snd sen Is years Of ace.
heats OF Ex-CeverHer frwtn.
~ t4avernar WEI. Irwin died this
h,ne, After = weeks illness. he
80 oeen failing for several weeks
and hla death was NOT
Stgsee<d. Tue Illness Of uhish be
vas briehfs dssease Of she kid
ne vas conscious 10 the last, and
49, psaeefnsiy IS hss rooms in the
ssesA hesse, coFier Pine and Fay
ess9atsr.
rue frcaawell case.
- Francisco. March Is.-when the
.Ssesi case wss eaiied this morning,
80 consaitssion between the Jedge
-. esaassa On both sides. the case vAs
ssed unssl Weinc sdAy. IL Is he
- - saai the object Of the eonsiua.
ste give time to arrange . salts
= sesNement AZ The case outside
eeaFss and fer the dlsnaissai Of
ct castem Rease Cferk.
- - Z. Scott, Csstosn House clerk
Hts charged. frsudn,su.ly renewed
,g7Anfity Of iEnrarted r~ao.is an~onne-
~ .sies to 81 500 frssn the 0sern-
49, sesk bonded wArsh, ne. wss ar
q @.&f on eempisias swara TO
s..,s.fiAy before Uarted states Gem
tszee sasyes. Scott 10 held In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Tie bill for the relief Of Cci Berry
man Jsnntnes. of OrrSos Caty. arpre-
priastnx ever ts,e0 Cor services rendered
IN 1859, has paeeea the Senate and the
House. Tee claim has b<sa twenty ave
wears hefore Congress.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16
REMOVED.

WHITwoRTH q THOMSON HAVE
w removed tseir o<lcs 20 tie fhsr1
nser & ne Gardpn Hard rare Co. . buzid-
inx no. seS Frunt street We sr~ ~
ssxfsr prs pared thxa ever b~frre Is ere
e1ce snrseyA essUine m{nsa. rxpgxt O.
The ehAracse o. u Inz1- iAs oHE rewn piafs.
and make rns drawings for any %, un~e
We Axye hc11ef fAcGifiMH Ter uerk thsn
a1y cher frm IN tke Dprskuens.
a az " TO- q 49, 60 y -
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FOREIGN.


Brur.fx, March is.--Immsnae snow
fills are reported in Hilssis. Several
villages are completely buried and the
nhAhisants were obliged 10 dig their
vsy out. Five children wsre frozen TO
teash while going ia sosool.
eiaasseaess sehcme.
Ioxpos. March 49, The Sfandari
m: II Is Supposed that Glsdstone's
ehsme for the government OF ireland
pfopesss tbs es;s bIsshment ~ . single
oAAnhsf Of Parliament Al Dablio And
tmhediss the principle al minority req
fea<ntaslon. ireland will continue 10
n6od msmbers 10 Westminster, not In
rvopoFsios 10 her population. bat 10
pfo2ogsion 10 her contribution - the
mpsfiai revenue. Under thss scheme
tksre woaid prohably be thirty Irish
nsmbers Of Parliament. Tns police are
b b disarmsd Ani ara 10 be under The
e1atrsl Of the government OF Dueitn.
husision Il made for the use OF the i'm
pssixi forces when needsd for the secn-
ny Of lie aud property.
4 nreak In the Cabinet.
Loxpos, March ia--Ths Giohs OF this
Ahzsnsan states that a. the Cabinet
ksld GA Saturday, Treveiyas. Secretary
fss Scotland. and Edward sisneaxe.
ubsnsellcr Of the Duchy Of Lancaster,
beth rendered their designations. The
nasons given by both was their disin-
citation 20 support the irssh policy
esiiined at the meeting by Gladstone.
TIE Telephone Investigation,
In tho telephone investigation today
Harris Rogers was recalled and said
tAst the seaiiemHn connected with The
fSn Eihctfie Company were ID give
tnesr names az guarantee TO outside
parties shas'tks company would be fair
Y and honestly conducted. An enter-
pfiss based upon future possibility re-
f1ired that guarantee OF men OF na-
te1zl FevHtaticn He gave $1,000 In
Hack 70 Richard Winter smith Of Ken
uchy. Witness also stated that 80
edeft had been III 4de 10 have him ap
painted eiecsricisn ~ the House of Rep
H>entsiises, IN which Senators Harris
I'd Gafiand bad istarestsd themselves.
Net a. appointment weuld. witness
NC. hsse enabled him 20 carry on ex
rinsats which would aiiks oeuefit the
uuytfnmeSt and The Pan. Electric Cora
pkry. The examination will Be renewed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Ga Monday. Mzs 81. the people Of
San RernAraino wlil vote apon shs qnss
thou Of Incorporating ss city. 10 q
proposed 10 joan thai place and Calton
into one inear porailoa wssh the iatfss
name.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

Ths most deprsved sooAn yst de
covered Ia - ia 10 live in ussh. she re-
ccstly took p ART IN = church FAIR lottery
and forged sisksi which drew ske prize
crazy qsilt-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

For gsszse fever. deeaisy. brain trss-
Celery. Beef aud Irea. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-16

CnAxos OF scuxncIx--fks trains
over the Puesa sourd snore Lsre have
q Change Of ssaetaie shis week Here
after ths trzin far fortisrd vsli leAvs
seattle at erto q NJ. AID The train freq,
possiss 4 vii arrive 40 $50 .. 10. fhe
ron viii be made IN dssiirns from end
20 end. which viii be marked Improve
nens On TIE late schednie. which zad<
beta the eonin1 and GONG Of tbs trains
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