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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

A sfonihgtta. lConn1 engineer
Who has run &c engine for tbs PAST
thlrfy.0ne years. has Travelled n lhat
the distance equal 10 forty timaa
The clrcumierencs Of TIE oaxih.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

%. 11ere az1 70 r1rolutiani1ts neaf
sal Carius of he eastern para ~ &c
cealol and tha1e is no sirn .,f : rirfns
ao uf 6stA Marina. ths centtr ard
soafhern psFt of the eitv hsinq Vsrv
QuiaG kt II alsa thounhf that navillass
men have Dispersed.
esrmzay. Austria ana Rn.sla.
bEzxs. Aae. It-Ths Empress 81
Austria ialned TIE Eaperor a. Rahels
oarR on his way hitheF fron Potsdan.
me knpeFnr has already resumed bis
feQalar work en- the business af STATE.
Prince kfe1sriok Charles has returned
ne fortA GsrHaa Ga.sfss. uslsonins
TIE kmpersr on his rslarn. saws arhe
sincerity n she relations hetgeea En-
pefor Wtlllarn and Emperor Franeas
5o1eph has heea Fessrenetheued. En-
pexor Williamss peace policy merits tie
hanks % Earope.a
1he proposed meeting az Prince
Bismarck and II DeGisrs, NIinis,sF al
Russian farsixn Ad4irz. has nos yel
ben dednitely arranged. M. DeGiers
vii ramain e Franxsnhsaa for three
ueeka The haasian press persists II
malntaininR that tha rscsnl meeiinrs
oaiRaen tha German and Aas1rlan Em-
pefora siEnify 9 closer appgoaohmeni
oetgeen Austria aud 0aFmany aad .
relative eetrAnEemeut between tho .
powers and kassiA. Eha Newspapers Of
s.. Petersburg and Mosoow have bssn
very hastiie, and devoso muah spaos ia
attacking the Whoio race. Tha military
circles et Berlin ere indignant ovor tie
ooaduot az the Russian efaasra Ia "a.
tetersonrzs 10 reeenaly hanquetiine
Paul DaRanietaF, the great french al
xocate in Russia o. a var Of revenge
against Germany. AZ one banquet ne
krenshman delivered q spseoh, adpn,-
eating France Russian alliance aQainss
Germany. fhe spsseh Raa lsadiy
cheered by ths Rassiana be military
sitache Of she Germany Embassy 81
81 PalersnuFg has not been invited
20 be present AZ the Russian military
manOnTeFs at Wars4w.
He osIeeta % the TariR.
OrTAWA (Ont.), AaQ. 1k.-Coarad
khors, q FaneAman from Moniana, has
bad an inteHvlsw wish members of the
GoyeEnmens hre ruapoofinR the 20 psf
cent import duty about % be imposed
on cattle. He urges that this ASTON
vii virtually prshibil The importation
Of cattle from the Unitsd STATES for
stocking the Northwest QrazinQ lanaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15
NOTlCE

keikH fS HEREnY atvEN THAT
Rale9 bats viii be geeeivea ~ tn an
y et NeEt % tire olty q ssattle q BE
~. . tas OiiE Hall. 0a ar eefsEe fhADAf,
4A lSss aa Z e'otrck p ~ Ter
tAe strsets q seaitle fsr tie tsTm of
49, eeeasencinE ssr4emheF let. iees,
t'.la - ea beF Ia, ISL
= Il. ~ reserves he Fight - Esiaai any %
~ A. FOhkNST. Csty Clefk-
- leelloatiea q this nosios AnFast tSlh.
auiS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

HEw Yoax. AaR. A-The weekly
stassnssat % the assoeiatsd banks shows
tha fnllowinR chAneess kaeerve de-
erRaR. Rl,4s6 90 Banks now bold 81
zf4oo0 tn excess az It's $ per ceus Fuis.
- -. m.@Nn@n Rmma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

Krw Yaux, Ane. HI Plsrpont Nor
san has rseetSsd aa sabasriptiana % ne
Nra. Haucouk Fuad gincs tee last 70
raort. RXszi thraaah Casa MnareadYs o.
New Orseana. fFum fFi9nd1 and sd
mfFers 81 Ganerai HAneosk 10 Asw Or
fears and L,outsiana, and 50 ffam TIE
aBoVs il WhiteH of kiehmoud eoanly.
vhieh brinQs ~ totAi np - et600.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

WAsam0ToA AaR. 14.-Ia the case Of
Thomas Reese vs. tie Central Paeidc
Railroad Co., involviag q quarter Sec
uon Of land near Mount Diablo. IN the
San Francisco land district Of Cali
fornia. Acting Secretary MuldKow has
decided that the extent OF the Mexican
pFivaie claim must be determined By
tha records. Suoh elaim v . presented
70 she Board Of Commissioners for con-
dRmAaion, aud from such records
% must be held. IN this case, shat TIE
claimed iimiis Of II SohFante never ran
south Of the pretended line OF the No
rago grant and adher5ng 10 the former
decision Of the Department, that, undez
the grant % the said railroad company,
iiA right 20 the odd numbered sections
within the granted limits attached 70
the land thai vas free from the claia 3
at the date Of the definite iooatioa OF
The said road thFe1Rh and inoluded
within the limits Of tue Mexican pFi.
vate claim a. tha date OF the grant.
rnia decision will control she dlapoei
aion ef several thousand acres 0f laBd
and, conaideFing tbs principle involved,
ia regarded ~ ons Of she mot import
ant cases which has come before the
Department. during The year.
special Counsel ln TIE TeIephone caae.
1hs Preaident has appointed John
Goode, Of Virginia, "a be special c0unsel
On the part Of tAs unitsd States in the
suit Insulated - Oola Ebus, Ohios 70
test the validity Of the patent granted
20 the Bell Telsphoas Company.
Csnspiraey AEninss CsFriEan's usEnsA
CHrcAao, Ana. lA-E. PFioe. tue head
s,ahlenan for Edward C0Frig8n, gem
bier named Donalason and two OF Cor-
riaan,s stable boys 9efs arrested 10
uieht charged wiih conspiracy against
the parson 0f CoFriGan's horse laxzle
DaysE. A dispatch from Washington
Para % DonAids9n, giving q ~ep" ca 3
harse (Bennntlel ID . certain race and
/ intimAtinR that Ltxxie DwyeR wo1id D.
DRAGGED. sell into the hands of CoErigan
3 fsU days AGO. He personally 2aicaec
l4lzzis al night Aad pat TIE dlspatsh into
the hands o. dokeotsxsA Ine arrests
aonleha followed. CoFriRan believes
that hia horses have osan syssenA tsaliy
dragged all snmmsE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

escfesary La, arisft washington issl
niEht for fonkaEs. New YORK, WhsTe he
uI1 remain foE : 80 o. Ten oaEs a1
tie gaesa Of Representative SsAhlnsekeE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

General Haxnn. Chiaf signal 0dissr,
ieft Washington lazt night o. al ia
spectioa tour. He vii 80 as far wes1
aa California and VII return b. tie
Ksthmns of Panama.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-08-15

ST. LoUEs. A7e. li.-Late advises from
the Chost4w Indian nation indicate thl
election Of X. +. smallwood a. principa
chief BY 9 small majority. There il
sal 10 be eo0nsideeabls excitement therI
over the result and much talk Of con
test.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18
EUROPEAN.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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cAisa Ware. prScsiesl Necesries. Horolnlu, II, l.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS!
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

prsvo- h the Chaplain there Was = wait
= ----.a S-,inntes before shaSecrssz-y read
The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1886-05-18

received sccooiing u thst repo-f, Snd fur
the- confirmation On thzt subject vSS hsi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02
A NysaeriOus Murder.

A COLORED WOMAN FOUND DEAD NEAR HER
HoMri IN THE VICINITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs. Catherine Taswell, the Vile of The coored
coachmaD oil George Pnilier, president OF the
First National bank of Phladelphia was, il is
supposed, outraged and then murdered on Su ~
day night at Havertord, a small place near that
ci.ys Inc body was found in d spring house
which Is situated in a ueid near AIR. f..Ii.cr's
house. Her mead was bent over OH her right
shoulder ana her clothing was torn and dlsar-
Ranged. Pieces oil he. Undertaking were aite4-
waruS found IN other paris oI Lne spriu--
house. 1t was evident tiiat she had been
i0uily dealt witn, but there Was no eXteTnai
marAs OIL violence. i4er husband, VINO, mad
come TO Aupo.ts house near 10y where
wlle anu iiLtie cuid Doarued, 10 meet
her, he had arranged 10 do, was sur
prl,eu AT not undlng her, and, AFTER going TO
several places wncie ne SUPPOSED siie iliISnt oe,
me finally Procured Il lantern, anu, III com pauy
with Abbott, made a seafcn, wuicu Ie,uiteu
as above stated. Ine Two men Carried the uody
10 Auoott'S nuuse, and iuen ier husband said
lie would go and NOTIFY tue unuert.,Eer. In
sueau vi Tin, ne Went IL his room'over the stable
in Mr. Primers place and went to bed. The
hex Informing he uoillieu the uuuefttEer and
Explained to i;Iin that he mad not come before
Uccuuoe lie u ii not WISH tO disturb MIN. Al
tiIe inquest, Wuicn was held yesterday, doctors
VINO eX.tmlueu tue body testified that marx
ct SlueuCs could he found except SiiS Iit DrulSe
on the cu.u, which could not possibly nave pro-
uuceu death. They were at sucn "a loss u ac-
count Tor the cause OF her death that they
thought possibly she had becn poisoned mad
even uleu from na urai Causes. Iley viii there
fore mold AN auto. sy. The evidence further
showed that Tasweii and his wiIe lived happily
together, and no Iurther facts were elioIIed
than those above gwen. The inquest Was adj
jourueo uniIi tnis AFTERNOON. The general belief
In the uelSnboruOOu Is that Mrs. 1aSWeli Was
murdered 10y tranp>, the spring house is
quite u RENDEZVOUS Tor uard Characters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02
Capital Punishment by Electricity.


There is now beiag exhibited at Leipsic an
apparatus for putting criminals to death by
electricity. So long AS it is found necessary u
retain capital punishment on our statute books
IL may well be that the electric method is the
most merciful aud least repulsive process that
could pe devised tor carrying tue sentence into
eject. But ii sucn mean> are ever adopted in
this country the details will certainly not toe
carried out in the theatrical manner which
coinmends ITSELF to the Leipsic amateur. In
condemned man Is to take his seat-and by
means of which, as We need not explain i'm de-
tail, his body il placed in circuit with power
fui coil-there stands "A conventional CURE of
justice with bandaged eyes, holding the balance
in her left hand aud the sword In der right. The
criminal having taken his Seat, the proper func-
tiOnary is supposed 10 read over the record of
hi crimes and the sentence OF the law. This
ceremony Completed. he folds up the document
balance descends, closes the circuit, and all is
over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02

The chancery suit OF the Rev. Mr.. Malmsbury,
member OF the New Jersey Methodist confer.
ence, TO compel the trustees of the Methodist
church al Penberton, n. j., TO allow the burial
OF the remains OF his mother, Mrs. A. Ii. Mains
bury, beside her husband i'm the church burying
ground, has, after two years of litig ,tion, been
decided by Chancellor Runyon In his favor. It
was the first case of the Kind brought before the
New Jersey courts, and various Interesting
points OF ecclesiastical and common law were
involved. The court of chancery decided that
as the custom has been from time immemorial
to bury the members OF families side Dy side
and as the Methodist church had adopted this
custom tor over one hundred years and CON-
tinued IL up 10 the present time, the custom
had virtually become a law aud should De
respected. One point in the decision il that the
rights OF a iot-hoider In a cemetery cannot 10
violated after death
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02
nUNcANsoN BROS, Auc,ioneera.

TRUSTEES SALE OF SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT
FUUR-oTOKY AND BACK BUILDING
BRICK HOUSE CcNTA NING TWENTY
FIN ROOMS, WITT ALL MODERN CON
VkNIENCE>, SUITABLE FOR A SCHOOL OR
BIN nVULENT OR CHAkITABLE INSfITU-
TON, AN SURROUNDED BY SPACIOUS
AND COMMODIOtJS GROUNDS. ORNAMENT
ED WITH SHADE TREES AND SHRUB
Berry, SITUATED ON THE NORrHEAsT
FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET.
BY virtue OF II decree-of the supreme Court Of AR
the District Ut Columbia, passed on the II day :::8
SAID court wherein John L Hall and others
pialnsts and Elizabeth Ha and others are dese.,d-
Ants, the being numbered lOO4o, in Equity
suocket NO. IS anan offer for sale. q. pub nc
auction, in front Of the premises. on THU RSDAY,
THE FOURTH DAY Or NOVEMBER, 1856, AT
HALF.PAST FUR O'CLOCK ?. NJ. Lots numbered
Twelve OK, aud thirteen tl3l I'm quare deferred or
numbered c. in this CITY, SAID lots containing 1OS4a
square Ieet OF ground, aiid improved by = handsome
tuurstory Brick Dwelling House
Terms sale. as prest RI ed by the decree: One
third purchase money in cash ON the day Ut sale
or the cation thereof by the court and the ba.-
ance equal payments in and wo years, respec-
lively, which the pr0miss0ry notes OF the pur-
chaser be given, to bear interest 0n the day OF
SALE be secured by deed of trust on the property
81 cash. at the purchasers option. ALI con-
veyancing and recording az purchasers cost. de-
DAY the trustees the right to resell
the risk and cost defaultng pur haser, aer i've
days advertising in The&tvenlbR star.
SAMUEL MADDOX. A62 La ava;
k&,INALD EhNDALLs $40 ~ g. NV.
cola eo&db1 TrustoeA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-11-02
Tragedy nj TIC Astor House.
WAITER SHOOTS THE FIRST CHIEF Al
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE.

WAITER SHOOTS THE FIRST CHIEF AND
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE.
An old feud between Joseph OFT, a German
waiter. and Charles Babin, first chef OF the
Aston house, New York, was revived last night {,
when the men met in the kitchen, whittier OFT
had gone To ill guests order. After some
words OFT drew pistol and fired two shots at
the chief. Both bullets entered the side of the
man, WHO teal 10 the floor. or, itnagi aiug he
had npleted his WORK, He'd from the building
10y The Barclay street exit. he WAS dressed ia
his ciaw-nammer coat, and. i'm his hasty flight,
went of natless. An hour later, while the
police, wao mad been notified OF hl, act by "A
zen found ms dead body in The dark cellar OF
the New York Advertising Sign company, No.
IA Park Place, two blocks away. He had sent
bullet through nis mead and Killed himself
instantly. Babin Is snot in the right side, but
the wounds are not looked upon as dangerous
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Officers Must net Carry Umbrellas.

FEUfH tIIt I-UAIVOu
An officer in uniform carrying an umbrella is
not a pleasing sight, and Sir George willes is
resolved 10 stop this siovenly practice at Ports
mouth. The other day he observed a naval off,
Ger carrying his umbrella as he walked through
the dockyard, and he at once sent "A messenger
to beg that it might be lent TO the commander
1n-chlei The objectionable article was Iortnwi
dispatched 10y SIR George To the officers wife,
al his 9outhsea residence, with The omInander-
in-chieis compliments. The good lady was
alarmed al SO odu an incident, but her fears
We're aikayed when her husband returned aud
she WAS informed by him OF the real meaning
OF Sir GEORGES message.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

rI,O CLOSE THE ESTATE WE WILL SELL AT
i AUCTION. BEGINNING ON TUESDAY EVE
MING NEXT. OCTOBER NINETEENTH, Al
SEVEN O'CI.O. X. IN OUR Sal ESROOMS'
VANIA AVENUE. THE REMAINDER OF
THE STOCK OF BOOKS AND .TATIONERf
FROM q. A. WHlTAKER, STORE. 100
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. CONSISTING
IN PART Of
Fine Books in all Bindings,
Miscellaneous Standard and Juvenile Books,
Fine Stationery and Fancy Clouds.
Pictures, Inks, Pens Pencils. &c. &c, DC.
The sale will continue each evening until entire
Stock Is disposed of
Private sale cost during the day.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS Il CO,
ocl6r1m AuctioneerS.
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BOWLING, Auclioneer.


THEE VERY FINE FRENCH PLATE MANTEL
MIRRORS, TURKISH AND OTHER EASY
CHAIRS, WALNUT MIkROR-BACk kTE-
GERE. FOUk-PIECE PARLOR SUITE IN RED
PLUSH, PARLOR SUITE IN RED SILK,
FIR. NCH CLOCK. OIL PAINTINGS. WOLF
SKIN RUGS WI >DOW HANGINGS, FINE
ENGLISH BKUS ,ELS CARPETS, ENGLISH
STAIR AND HALL CARPETS, VERY HAND
SOME TIE NkSSIiE MARBLETOP SIDE
BOARD, WALNUT CARVING STAN D, WAL
NUT EX ENSION TABLE SUPERIOR
LEATHER-COVERED DINING CHAIRS.
SMALL LOi CHINA AND GLASS, STU
DENTS LIMP. WALNUT HALL STAND.
With FRENCH PLAT. MIRROR; TWO
HALL CHAIRS. WALNUT BOOKCASE.
DECORATED TOILET WARE. WALNUT
MARBLE-TOP CHI MBER FURNITURE IN
SEPARATE PIECES. FINE HAIR MAT
TREsssrS. FEATHER PILLOWS AND BOIL
STE S, WIRE SPkINGs. BEDDING. OAK
AND WALNUT MAKBLE-TOP CHAMBER
SET, SERVANTS FURNI. U,;E. KITCHEN
REQUISITES, &C. AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER FIFTH,
1885, commencing at EN- OCLbCh. at residence
1909 ii norlhwes shall sell the entire
tents Which comprises sonl,- Very superior ur,iture.
nl-4I THoMAS DOW Ling, AuctiOneer.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, Nov. FL. ID. McHrids
section foreman of the Nashville and Chaita-
nooga road, met a shocking death this MORN
ing. He was standing on the track near by
when an engine struck him. He was Instantly
killed. It Is believed that Mcbride stood on the
track for the purpose OF letting the train kin
him, as he had every opportunity To escape aud
saw the engine before II struck him,
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EUFAULA, ALA, Nov. 2.-Repcrts reach here
from Headland some miles below here, giving
an account OF the murder of Abe Saunders
(white), who was found In his store Friday
morning with his throat cut from ear To ear.
Nothing was missing from the store, which dis
poses OF the theory OF robbery As the cause OF
the murder, aud there is absolutely no clew TO
the perpetrators.
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A + AUCTION
~ on Nov. MBER SIXTH. at THREE O'CLOCK
L. NJ. III prem The Derw Oh Station property
IL Two traces nf 81 acres and acres Buildi. gs on
both pseces. 10 mills from Washington on Me rOr
poiitan railroad; suitable for sub visiOu. This
uabe proper y. and snOn the attention Of par.
ties aeeki..g inyest melits. Address
Oc,Suno.,4 II. MAUk. Cl. VALBOTT, Yrustee.
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THE TOWN DIVIDED ABOUT HIM-GREAT PRAISE
AND SEVERE CONDEMNATION.

AND SEVERE CONDENSATION.
TORONTO, ONT, Nov. ?. sam Jones, the
Georgia evangelist, finished a three weeks re-
vival here Saturday, in which he was assisted
by Sam Small, also OF Georgia While Jones
during his stay has been the most popular man
In Toronto among a very large uuIaher OF his
admirers, In no other city has he met with such
severe criticism. clergymen, mostly OF the
church of England, and prominent citizens
nave attacked him in the newspapers most vio-
lently, charging him with being blusphemous,
ana by his peculiar conduct in the meetings
creating more lnndels than christians. He was
also severely censured for his nabit If smoking
he received many valuable gifts on bidding
Farewell To the citizens here to-day the duty on
which, IL Is claimed, should he take them 10 his
home, will cost him amount nearly eouaf To
his share Of the 81. 500 paid TO the revivalists
and their singers Tor their three weeks work ia
Toronto.