davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
Marker closing aulet. rransterabIo no.lces. s75.

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoURaM ,n rules rules quite firm
sceounG Ge now sHaYes including Common EITa sdperine
Fine scarce and brlug exene pres saes ooo
Wes IbSes go 6bls Fine at - o. latter
Winter WI WnfG $40 p 5S "a goa @ 80
mainly At g tSG $1So OD Winter np Wheat Extra
Extra " 81 25qst 10 for CGSn Ge i2 ncng @T and 20
80 3oSsa $3.50 Good Fancy E1ifa STATE s. 80
GOOD sa4' 10 [G%%so c%oeS Ezra 9Sss
Choice 81 25dS5 80 Common EItraM Nj nesota 1925 SO 75
Clear 9 o0aSi 90 sy9 Sta' Z xtr 1 ~ ge@
Il co. ST Common to Fair Etras % IS so Fairo
SSG WSef Wheat Extra * - 5oss 66 CITY Mil Extra for West
Indies g 90 sChn AmsG1 1H e 9qGs5 r. ma
aSd 2@ With light trade for export aud home sales
and 81 Sps s. ass 40 for Fair Choice RYE FLoUE
s SS superpe % at s. s. Tor yer
o.BUcKWHEAT TLoUl Ul-Seliine at 81 50 as2 o. latter
@and sses nb a. So O5, quoted at s5 90
ds3O Yellow Western 81 1888 90 o.n o,. s,,gn,,v
buyers options opened heavy then fell on s &C.,
export good business IN options CITY MIlers were were
hodng OF shippers bought SdoQn b1Ia is,
S 6%s a @5ars store "a o% %e Kei
9lc closing S at for Nav GS S F % closing at
965,c do Tor June 96@ closing at ydasci do for
July 97sgI casing a. 9IS co. SsmbA dS iST AuEEss S9
closing S7c do Tor November - 9oisf 81 clos o
inp AZ :
imss at on do for January 81 O2ol closing at
81 RYE Nominal at 59G62tc. for Western. and
M dGbLsc for state. BARLET-Mdrket stea " with
fair mating demand. sales 5000 bush; ungradei Can
changed 800 CORN Market fevcrsh unsettled and decla
fy id ob lGTs5 SIsac cas MEe s Sf % on cer Yellow aud %
on no g. OPTIONS opened irm then became heavy Febru
aTy f. off "a 3c and the later months l8d 2c closing
heavy with February &c above the INSIDE aud the later
M the inside prices moderate business for export
and nome se and good trade options. shippers bought
- 00O pusn sales 900 bush. future, 10000 bush
spoi and 10 arrive including Ungraded Mixed al 4oG
5lc: No. 5. AZ .sd4- 9c,. steamer Mixed 4sA t1tc.
In 4SJtc.: February, 4@ i0'c March,
a7Lc May 16J.; steamer elbow. fSi Ipc. IN elevators
No 2 J21. a5Ic elevator No White 92c IN elevators
ngra led elow Jersey Yellow 9c delivered;
No Mixed February. 52t1 nc. closing AZ % Sc DO
April iOIla4 Lc., closing at t1l4c do for Nav. $50
....OATS-MaTket is0 &c. lower
heavy for optons az the prices Sales l250OO
hush future 1000 bush. SPOT including No 3 Mixed
No 3 While s9ilc. so. @9+gtoc.; no !; quoteed1 t
White state 4ud43c; No. Mixed for February. Jt'4c,
closing 50 Sc. do for March and April $50. clos
Ing al 81 c 10 May 3' .34c. closing at - asc
10 FEED steady with iar business.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26

Light Mixed % 35s4 45; selected Mediums - o0~Sl 50
s cnolee Heavy, ~ go Rough Ends - eo@A 49, 4
ST LOUIS Feb. 25.-caute-Rece,pts l.IOoi shiomsnts
30U market easier Fair Choice Naive shipping
S5Ps5 so Native Butcher steers % 250*i %; Cows
and Heifers ~ 25ds3 10 Stockers ana Feede 81 001
81 10.
HoesIRece,pts $500 salomsnts. 1000; lAeht 81 ooS
81 10 PACKING. 81 OODS4 20 Heavy. ~ 30GS4 90
SheeD-ReceiDts 600 shiDpents 200; market orm and
active Common 10 Choice So 60GS6 So
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26

ait Certificates opened at s0l4 and closed at 79l4
highest price. 50; lowest price, 7s7s
OIL CTr. Penn. Feb. 25.-Cruie Ol-National Tran
cit Certificates opened at s0as and closed at 1914 :;
highest price, sos lowest price, 7S%; sales
barrels charters 25S25 barrels; olearances not
norted rims 400 barrels shipmens 7s 1875 barrels
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
MONEY TO HELP PARyEJL-

The following additional subscriptions were
received yesterday at the Office Of the Irish Para-
meutary Fund Association BY Justice Duffy. First AS
sembly District Tammany Organization, 800.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26

METAls-on Change iron certificates quiet but fully
steady at sl7asls Transferable notices area deliver
iSs,%si" SPOT 9oaja OSoc futures. hrst call tons
at 20 Soc do tons March sol 2O.suc Transferable
sdr nCSe' as az issued
So Copper SS ay 5 az or t"g notices
dako} issued Il i5e baltimore c4i aTs
490ei0sc oregn. Transferable notices domestc issued
at 90 speter hra at 49, e n1e gotsS sne5
Hay AID sTRAW-iIay in fan demand; supply rather
'S n Ss %Sae e'eS So not fn,c @ @ % sc No
s0c shipPing CSver e0g10c Coyer 10y Mi4ed 20
0CFAN FREIGHrs-Ihere was no business OF import
Eet today rates not changed from previous
ngures.
Ns-PORK--There was nothing done to-day
and prices in consequence loss nominal Mess
quoted go o6 . dr Tor Family 9 a"S Mess s 50
foT clear Back and - 5oGSa 35 for Extra :Irlme
ia ada Mess ps 7 5S%ss 6S Extra
Packet 81 9Is$I2 OO Dds smi ts oVo AZ U
sttS SIS o. nA ss;Sy s,S1Sy
Ii' i9 n S4sTagS $i6ac 10000 lbs do; u o. ale
Quoted Is % Is 5oe &s rsaS saSEed fS sSSuGsf. s s
nn ami Long oIsn SSsr in YewYork quoted % ol
Western deyerv Long Clear 1GS short oear 3Sc
I sayy to sG ST SS 6 10 Pss fne SsrKc today Win
over 10000 tcs the largest reported n long while The
WITH steadnes hS break Vas due
large deliveries at the end OF the onh @
rs Western steam spot 81 o 1850 tcs AZ private terns
bn les TO arrive 63j qG3rc and eight closing az
627 lag6S0c for Contract srade 1900 tcs MaJch 6Ss
Il 9nc closed O "a dG25c 5000 APRIL t3O O3 c.
closing go GG.3c; $500 tcs May. 6S5a64Sc closing
SGaJ 37c; IL June, 6.42 G6.4Sc. closing pa
GG44c: / 800 ties. July, CAS- 655c. closing b4o@6oJc
$500 tcs August. GA a6olc. closing sd SGc oi,y
steam easier sales, 42J tcs. 630OB2je Refined ConIi
nent 856d66Jc. and South American $50 9G 9Oc
BUITER-ihe feeling continues weak, ana turther sIgn
CONCESSIONS quite general but the movement CONTINUES
light Eastern Creamery, S3@Sic% Westesn C,eSmeiy h
ISAoc, Elgin Dairy haLhrkln tuDS, IL
a2sc; Western Factory. lOGlsc Limitation Creamery
continues very moderate but holders remain steav on
basis OF late quoted prices State 1Gi9tc Nsat md aga
lower state @IG24 iac. western. Z2oi southern Il a
22c: Lined state Il lSc; 40. western iOA2@I ~ ~
sUGAII-Raw dull amt nominal Vt SLsc Tor Ear
nav saes Rctnel quiet but closed steady crushed oso
T%os "a ag Lie; Powdered 6Sc.: Granulated, 6ec
Mould "A" csc Confectioners "a Gaci StanIaru ns
EXira "C"59aj sc; C." 6lsd5 4c Yellow. 4'sGoc. -
STEARIN E-Dul aud nominal. city quotod o'sc' ahO
Oeomargaiine. tic. 49, ,.n,.o ,,,,o,d pr,,o c,tv
| auoteI 4 .c, Sales, 100000 10, 4l2C.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
INSTALLING NEW PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR.
The Rev. DR.. Marling last evening made the

TIC NtV. DT. MarI11Ig 1dsU cVDHIHg IhaUt IHt
charge to the people at the installation of the Rev. Dr.
d. G. Wye pastor Of the sevenysecond Street Pres
byteran Church. Prayers were made by the
Rev Dr. g. d. Alexander and the Rev. j. j. Lampe. Tho
ordination sermon preached by the Rev DR.. Park.
hurst and Rev. Dr. H. Chaplin delivered the charge
to the pastor The Rev. DR. Erskine NJ White. mod
OF the Presbytery presided and at the close OF
the service made few remarks TO the people and
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
uOtatIOns according 70 the Amerlcln classl
Flows:
STAINED.

Good Ordinary Ills Low Miftlns.--. Ig-ip
Strict Good Or linarY go Middllng SOLD
Futures airly active closing 10 points lower Sieden
berg sold March April ant May and In ac the whole list
entz September and October inc buying was pretty
we'll scattered. sma failure was reported GOOD deal
long been sold or late Sales ll22OO
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
PRIZE lfEDALSAT PRINCETON

PRINCETON, Feb. % (SpeciaD.-In the Clio
Hall prize debating contest the first medal awarded
u A. w Durel. SO. or NewJersey the second to H. f.
hpceF, 80 Of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

LIVERPOOL, Feb rs Provisions Cumberland Cut
25s 3d. Short Ribs 2ss ID; shOaideri aa od Der ews
BeefS2s I'd for Extra nIan Mess Prime Mess j2s. ID.
5 wr.efn 81 2s n
shSgaer 3 "a Butter ss per sw M Io nSss. United
Western spring X. ID S7s 3D. Red Winter Ia ID as 5d
per centa No spring Is L New Western Winter "a I'd
@ M 4 So 3D. cen IS Produce
sprltso OF TurDentne sos "a DO at London 9s % peI
American Red as per ewt Iaoyo2,s g. ia, Dereg Rose
5d Der Is g AneG % & o M PTs o cy y
24s Sd American Reirigeratcd Beef hind quart
LONDON. FEB -Prodnce-Ilnseed OIL. s2i Os a go os:
Cd per tun caeutta Lnseed 4issd per quarter Ans,ed
6asd. gallon: spirits rurpentne. 29s 90 per cwt:
sfs% fse Iss oils s5s Sw
1ossne S%STSa s sf aad is "a Ies
refining atoat; Australian Tallow-BeeL 2is, 0d 92os
BREMEN Feb. 25.-Petroeum marks sj pfennigs.
-
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LONDON. Feb 25-l2:SO p m-Consos lOl 5l6 for money
and Ol for the account ntea taes Four gsr ssna Bonds
lantic FIRST Mortgage Trustees Certd
s. Erie @Ss DO second consoIs e. Illinois
l42l2 81. Paul Common 90; Pennsylvania j63; Reading
aayces quote Tlr Per Cent Rentes at 50
Atlantic Great Western First Mortgage Trntees certia
s9is ST. Paul Common 9j's Pennsylvania 56Si Reading
p m-Tne amount bullion withdrawn from the Banl
OF England on BALANCE to-day IS 100000; oooo .,,
Tue bullion IN me BANK OF England has increased aZZo''
The proportion Of the Bank of England liability
which last week was ASH per cent Is now 49's per
PARIS advces quote exchange London at 20 francs
P,Rrs Feb 25@Te of the Bank Of France
crease OF ;932 900 francs ID silver
Pans quote Three Per Cent Rentes at 80 francs
25 centiDes for the account.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26

COLONEL WARD MADE BkIGA DER GENERAL L
Colonel Rodney &. Ward, of the 23d Regi-
elected last evening Bgadier General OF the
Third Brigade OF the Second Division to succeed
W. n. BrOwnell, who recently resigned. Lieutenant
Colonel rockingham will probably succeed to the
maIid of the 232 Regiment
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26

sALESAT THK COYSOLIDA TED SrOCR AND PETRo
LEUh EXCHAYdE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. "a 1886
===-----.as -
Yesterday. To-day.
YeateriiaY TodaI

The Paradise Valley Mining Company has declared
dividend OF 10 cents per share
CLOSING Prices OF BOSTON STOCKS.
BosroN. Feb "a. 1886.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
Excursions.
CTARlN's EXCURSIONS FOR 1856.

The facilities for pleasure parties saloon steamer:
canacity 800 10 800 messengers The largest and hand
s0ncs bargcs aoat popular groves up the sonna
N r. foot OF COrandt Books now open, from 70 10
Z D m daily and from TO m. sunday BrlOch Once
th ave cor 2dst open the evening Gail early 10 secure
fayO dates
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
miscellaneous.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEWs
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS Broadway, corner Thirty
arsts. until p m Yss Broadway between a., rwenT. rasy
yth rtst Eighthsvo No 1853 Fourth are corner
fouresntht, 7e0 Third ave. corner F9rt ssvenfoM as
LOTT Ihiri-aVe, SiItcth and The HAhlEA Ots
FICE, 257 ope-hundred and twenty nfth.s' 2So4
Thirdayo corner w W
D. u- At regular once rates
PRESCRIPTIONS by an English Nj. d., for
every disease that human ssh her 70 % sena as ymP up
os y Of .rsatment ana genuine prescription NJ d. Boz
277, Palatka, Fla
SCHOOL of MINES at HOME, for young peo.
send cents for catalogue containing description o.
no,ye stones and minerals complete. A. H. TAMMEN, Den
yer. Col
VNTANTED-TO rent or lease college Oh
w good school successful operation Address mmeds
stely PROF. AMENEOUS, Drakesvile Nj
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
6elp Wante6.

EXPERT TYPEWRITER WANTED.-A
II vonne man from ls 10 90 OF good address edocaton
and habits one who has y hal renee IN aaw OF
nee and has some knowledge OF stenography ps
frstclasA W ne, 4 is,u 4 ost Ouca
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.
CuARLnsrog Fob 2j.-rurpentine hrm AZ 10
sIvAssAu Feb rs, -rIrDenuns nrm AZ aOs'
WILMINGTON, Fep. 25.-furpenLine nrli Al sSe
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. FEB. 20.
THE GENERAL LIST.

ACTUAL SALES.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-26
BLINKING AND FIN4NCIAh
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.

All stocks and bonds listed on the New-York stock
Exchange bought ana sold on commission LOT casiii
Deposlt accounts received and interest ailoWeu
on monthly balances subject to draft at sght
HARVEY FISK & SONS
% Nassau-st., New-York,
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THE HONE RULE Battle.
Tremsndous Enthuninnml
fer GIadstsne.
! e0s71lFaETVE E1EFE1a ma \ a

a eozsz1skuvr nEzrua nxns n A
E10E.
LoxpaS. 9una IA nsslina h,id a.
lslinzton. = nslthern aubusb 81 Len
Goa, lass niRht 70 uappott tne eanfiaaRa
reg Ne 1eaa e Ne Commonl, endo4 n
riot. Ihs fnrnitaEo Ia a.
toen which toe mneline waa
neia rs smashed - iuFba-
Isn't men. eegerA ladies' we're 80
eaaly frizhtened 81 fho epraar o.
tae{ tainted. One LADY ha1 an arm
1.eAen ana gaa conveyed 10 a koanlga gat.
he speakef4 platform waa rlormsa 81
Ne crowd Ioa Duka e NosiaIk, who
y Mn.g, was an ceeapana OF the plna-
FORM he vas rouehiy eeinod 81 tAa
neok, lammed - aQain1t ne wall ana
nqsliea on tne seage. A mamhef nf
aria.ooratic % panions gho uero vita
Ne Dake we're badly handled. Thspa-
llce we're aummoned and ueceeAsa "a
sioppinR tie siotine.
now q1AnsnnMn was Rnamrxan.
EpUnunaz. 5uns la-Ths asrns a
Analo hAIl On he oooaaian az Clad
stones speech iaa& niuht Wna a. IN
pres1iNe aud memorials una. Ihs haF
vas paakad % 10 axlHezao aapaeitv.
khe a1dieaca, whon The word we9 rivsn
ot re kfemleraa advent, auaQ ia oforua,
see, tbs Conqasring HnRo CDmoaa
Ci4QHlone cams upcn ne s1ana aonnns.
panied ~ bis wife. WAon thar aau
1iadsloaa the audiNnea rona fn fhalr
leet wholly ana let thelx innrs fnl1y onl
10 repeated ringing cheers. aooomnanV.
ina tha appiaus8 vita wild wavlnn "a
hats and handksFahisfa. Glsdsloaa
we're iuil evening dress with 4 namnR
Ia his lapel His exordiam ~ mert
eaFuc1l and o1aetluo.
Gladstone spenl the oreater naFt az
his time driving ahoat the city. Ha =
everywhere followed b.. q crowd 81
eootehmen ohaaFinn an3 hnl dmR nnnk,.
ing in bis honor. He q aimplY r..
eeiVinR 90 eFaeion wherever ha appo4FA
nRADLAUans MANIFESTO.
LoxDoz. Juas I9.-Bradlaaqh has ls.
eaed . powerful election manifesto g
he constituents of Norlhampton 30
toozh. 10 Il be says; British iaiugllea
has often been the mother of aafnrian
crimes In Ireland. Oar paltry. aalfsh
aerehnees has ogten been tie cause 81
IRISH gpeeoh and the o0ndusi AZ tha
iriah. The union, maintained bg hoavY
eAEriaou1 and ~ q police dapartmonh
which is an assistant 10 the aFmT. la ~
unreal nnlon. There Il 10 willing nnlon
netWeqn tha prlaoner aud bis hAnaenNA
Union ahould Imply 90 operation. not
dominauoei equality. not aabiuQation.
The present paper unson Il "a fndanturB
o. forced soryitude, and not { freely
executed partnership deed. Ask ths
voters 30 test, bend aE break ahls o0un~
teFfeil, self styled unionist cola, even
though you know Il @ BE- manngaotured
from the PrtmFosa League BY the Bir.
minNhAm hFm.n
ENTHUSIASM Al afoME oR Tax rmnmMa.
LoNDoE, June y. Gladstone. return-
inR from Wait today, allHhted 4 mile
outside ot Edinburgh, bis lntontlon he-
ing 70 Walk she remainder of the dia-
ience- ha was recognized hY tha
people along the route and aoon had
suoh q cEoud at hts heels thai hs We
oompelled % take raluRo Ia q tram car.
1e could noe escape lho crowd. ana
80 men, women and children, eheof-
log and yelling, followed him uutii be
anteFod his hotel and disappeared.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

WkmTx0ToN, June 19.-Tho Speaker
laid before the House . message from
the President AnmOuncinR hia approval
Of the shippino bill, bat pointing cat .
defect which be discovers 70 exist ia the
measure. The message Is as follows.
To TIE Hoass 0f Reprssenfatirsss Up0n
examination Of the bill originating In
the House Of Representative numbeF
t636, entitled ~An Act 10 abolish certain
fees for ofacial seEViee 10 Amegioan YES
sals and e amend laws relating 70 ship
PING commissioners. eaamen and owners
Of vessels and for other parpssss,n I
aud that there d auch q failure 70 Id
iugt existing laws 70 the new departure
proposed b. the bill ~ 70 greatly endan-
ger the public segvioe. II this bill shoaid
nol BE- amended % e ones anpplement-
ed By addiiional lsgialation, the fees
which are at present caliected from ves-
esia for services performed BY tie Bu-
rea1 Of fnapoction and whiah mako %
q fund fRom uhioh osrtaln expenses
pertaining b that buEsmn are paid, are
provision has bsNn substituted direct
ina that such expenses shall be paid
from tie public tFoasaFy o. any other
AaAtAAs A1I OD31At4 u ~ NAtA ~ ~
the main 90 usogul Aad important that
have canoluded to appg09o the sane
upcn assurance af th0as astiyeiy pfo-
m0ttnq ils passage that smother bill
shall 81 snos Be introduced % cover The
dsfeet above referred 20. The naoeaaiky
OF sach supplemental leGisiation is 20
obFio1a that I hops Il viii feeeiEe the
immedinta aston o. CanarasA
GBovKn CLEvKxANn.
Executive Hsnsion, Juns l9th, lss6
Dinaley, Of MAics. stated that be waa
instEasisd by ths Shippine Oommities
b iutr0dusa q measure 70 remedy the
defsst pointed cut BY the Pfeaident,
and be asksd unAninoas oonsent tl Ia
irodace it nov and put 4 upon is
passage.
Mogrison, of Illinois, objseted. and
the message vas referred 30 tha Ship
ping Commitfee.
The Hauss thsn usna intn Commiffes
of she Whols en- The Naval AppEppria-
tioa bill.
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rnlsa. whfph pzs the Hlartfnz tine ot ~
e ll=k0 Taking ne aslaai time a.
eEu&sfna tha line. hogsSeE. ard making
~ u4zal sliouanaer, Ne Magtowef
1l1s4iie4 then, aaVsfina 1ha eoaxaa IN
6168. Ihs time uf tha uaAeEE wae
tke Priscilln SIS 81; tie Purilsn 6slzss6.
nd he AllAnlia 6sAa.ll.
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Poz1 TouxsExD, Suna i8.--Ths base-
bah eauas tsd4y at Csapexille, bstwe4n
ths Cogp@viiie club Ana the eQmla4-
aiepss ok this plaes. tes1lte9 n farof q
the latter By q seaFs 81 q D =
Kansas CfT1. gane f9.--st. Louis Il.
Kenaas Civ l.
NV Yazx. guns u --Waahinviaa 5.
New Yafk !.
DEzn0Ir. Juss ia-Oisaso 5 D.
Bolsus. Jans Is.-PhilaaslpAiaa :
BsssoaA
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aAx Fnkncnco, guna loy-Fnd leafi0ns
nan and Waa1iua&an AeFEIto7ys aao
ioeal shoucra 4 iho nsziheln portian,
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and Which haa been pianted b = uuua-
o.E e streams II ksun1yixanla. Viz
ginia. IeEnasa. Alahaua amd North
C1eoaina. il tha iast tgo q ihrea years.
y nou oeiaN taken b. an4leEa ia VaEi.
Gus lecaiitie& Quite . numoef of
Specimens 1aVe hen t8kea recsnily in
the hobslona River In the vtsiniiy
of Marien, NizEinia. Sona e them
maasure ever eighteen inches n ianath.
IAla slxeam was a1cskud with yearling
Calllorniaa IN the Epriaa q 1854
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

WAsH1NaTnz, Juns -. - ARchib2id
Fogbsa, e EnRiand. and Ms Lal1
Msiaa. dau0AtaE o. Gt1aE4l Aeigs, cf
ths Uniled States Army, we're married
e II o'elock this mafniug e. e. 1ohu'a
PFu1assant ERisegp@i C1ufehs n t1e
ufssenas 81 8 f1ahinnabie RatheFing.
Dr.. Isonard peFfaFDe4 the cefemo1Y.
Ne. and Mra Forbes isft M44hin9ton
today fsr Nsu fofk, and viz aaii e.
osIsa Ar Euo1and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

SooALEs. fArizsnal. Jans l9.-Ad
visss fram MaRdaiena. sopara, afats
thss han Msxieans attaehed Afty
Apaohss IL Iecspodeps PaH9 near
eafaehe. Iha In6ians ueFa defsaied.
Il IL beiisxed ahae several baeks 9ere
kilied aud uofe oafFied a. Ona
aqnaw IL knoun - hnsc besn kiiied.
Tee Msxioans iass thsss kilied and ens
Wouaded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

6Aa FnAAcEsco. Jnne l9-A eaFload
of 100 fall grown iobsssFs. mos1ig
females Hlth ogao ii a. adVanc84
aiagl attaohed, Wiil be bsoaahA hefs our
iug the coming fail u care uf Z Dnltad
states DepulY Eisa Commiaaio1eE.
Point henoa, neax MontuEsy, wili pTob-
ably Be selssted Is The piaes whess thsg
wili - aauoaIfed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

S4s FnAsoIsco, 5une I9s-yosephine
EuQenie Dunand, wife of AloHis ".
Dunand. "a attorney 81 Lac 81 this cIlY,
committed suicide thi1 morning ~
hanging herself, al thsif home In BagA-
ley. Ghe had been suffering from hyB-
tories for several days bofsso, but this
morning seemed qeita we'll. Ahe wan
formegly . rtsdsnt ef 9aaramentos
aqsd g. and leaves ihrss smali ohildrsR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

oscnoEA. gMo.). ya1s 1s.--At Wheat
land, Tboa. Ailen, ths narzhai, ahos
and killed 81 Marshal Clayton. Who WAs
rssistiE9 aFFsst Alien then started
hoDe, bat was followed b. ssms of
Cisytqn'a frisnds, wbo ahoi and fatally
woandsd hin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

An fnsans Ctinsmaa uamsd Al hoo.
4 aiaaFmabst b 0esapatign, tamrH4
from TIE cop of s fonr-asorq bail1laa al
Brlnnan rIaes tedag a1d glEn1k Aaad
arst o. lha oobbie stonaa bei9w. Death
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

PKrLApEERzEA, Juns -. = John D.
aappsf vas arrsslsi todsy charged
uifh the euberziement nf 81 600 BE-
IonRina 90 the firm % Joel J. Barley 4
O., b whGm be VS. employed -
eaAbisE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

Ihs damages b Ne wrecked steamer
Arrests W4Fe eatlmMtsa today a. abo4t
&l00o0. Divers have boan 81 wcxk foR
tu0 o. lhroe dsYA Ite ksei n knD9n
% % badly twisted. tbs steEn ia parity
and tAs roddsF- POI osmpletelg t4fI|ea
awag, snd tie blIQs is BomsuAal EEat1I.
- nraaa.n 80
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

sAx1 bsxR. June fo.--roday The Ter
EltorlAl SapEene Court alnruied Ne
iuaRmen1 o. ths TAird Disarist Ooart
sustaining he riEht of tbs appointess
q GoEef1of Murray b tha oiaeaa of
Territorial AndiluF aaa Treasurer
aRalnsi The Marmon hsid-oqsR inoam-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

EEw Yoax. Jnns I9.--Ths Exscative
COMMITTEES Of the Brooklyn branch 81
the fgish RafiiamantaFy f11d today
forwarded 1900 - the Treasures 0f she
PaFnallile Funa 10 Ireland.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

CuxEzEn. Wyo.. Juns i9.--Tks pro
posed repeal of tha 6easrt land acl e.
genaers strong opposiiion am0nr resi-
dents of tie Territory. The Lafamie
keomarnag szga Col. James Al. Geor0a.
special agent 81 the Land Oncs. ons q
cparkH's owE appointeoa, Is cireulAtina
q protest. agains8 ihs repeal, whinh b
reason of clh1ial cncouracamenl Is
oein4 Renerallg signed bY tie people.
The protest will travel all ever the Ter
KitoFQ for aianafuroa
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| thc Crown PFinee 81
Austria.

this morning 10 receive the Crown
Prince kudolph, who came 10 represent
Austria at King LIudWig's funeral To-
day. He wore q BavaEian uniform and
vas driven 10 the Leitpold Palace.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

BALTrmoRE, June 19.--Cardinal elect
0ihbous ordained Eve priests this morn
ing, at St. Mary's Catholic Theological
Seminary IN thia city. The candidates
ueFe Rev. J. J. CaiiaQhan aud Joseph
Gchmift, Of Columbus, Ohio; Rev. Jos.
MoCao, Of san Francisco; Rev. J. n.
SalliVau, Of Galveston, TEXAS; and Rev.
Marcus Haas, Of the Capuehin monas-
tsFy, Cumberland, Maryland. TIE
young priests viii leave for their hoases
early next wesk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-06-20

Private dispatches Faoaived here state
that Sir Alexander Siawari, 81 premiaf
ef Neu 1oalh Wales, died aaddoniY IL
London last Thursday. A law waska
ago Sir Alexander passod through this
city - rgufs 10 EnRiand. uhithss ~
uent 30 interest capital ID 4 pRepusn&
cable from thlg eoniineni % Australia.