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The Portland daily press., 1886-06-24

n. AREA. vALUA- TAX.
TION.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

rhoseh iheve Are msxy remedies, so
czilsd, tor sesslckuess. yea medical sci
Cuee, we believe. refuses % sci forth any
Of them either ~ preventsres OF ~
sarcs- Protntneut among tie remedies
vhich keep thrtF premtse neither 20 tue
ear nor the hops ars vine and srsriss
Aa an4odote 81 President Lincoln. Re.
lated in the Cesfars. shows that be knew
the uselessness Of tsssss remedies
Vince bevsstted General Grant AZ CITY
Poirs. 10 1Ssst. ke vas uact 90 bis kFrisas
hy the Genssai asd bis stat. When
asked hnw be VAS tes President repiaea.
I an nos feeling very well ~
pretty hadiv shaken mp on the bar &C r.
tng dowa. and sm pct altogether over
u yes
Let roe srcd for 6Sstse 81 chan
payne for goa, Mr. President" said a
sssE otsssef5 tsst u The best senxSy
knou Of fer seasie ness
No. no cay saaas fri.s-s@~ fspii-S
tse Preei i41s. I've SEQ usAus mae,
In my tsnae, se4siek ashore fFcna drink
tng skat v@ry aries"
Thas va& the last tsae arr cne
scrsxsd 10 safnelsa: esarAzs t. Offer
htn wins.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

The GRsSTTH CEKEx MFxEs.-A eas-
rSspondent Of toe Fistsrls CossHs.s
urosa fresn Granite Greek. MArsh 18th,
az follows SgFinz - zoe npsn cs and
uffnfns has oeznussced- TIE hacssr
ryft ~ Brssits Greek will ba worked
Isas ss2ssn b zaDins. veicA. Ia faes,
) tae eaiy successful way Is ean BE-
vaFkes- q sra ray hss becn Ssruek on
Cedar Greek. ks&rns Esae niles uar1h Of
sers- A iAr2= quartz LEDGE AS e4eu
discovered 90 CnaEseFs' Creek, ssrne
tea miles above Osssr fist. Thss Ieaes
~ 1 think tie iare@sz ever ssrueA IN
British Cosureia- IL nssassrex 40 %
SD feet IN ssdsG. snd eros Gu. sys. tgsD
ss~s asens tie sSss- las = e~ttsinlv a
rssh s;rske- scos y rapidly disappear
fug and esssn@ss - liv&sV.~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

has sss7red pss<>s Ia s<< rrkss@ az.
sfcs nrter TIE cs-ff 8erzsre A.. rs
sskar ststes, rr85y pzrssrusarx Il th<
esfiz fhat w*re 10 ~ x<xasssd and hn1
tAf sneF hare bee0 rex0l1einS nn.ser ~
Ees sSstsn tssset - fire. ersn cans
setsiion- fclssiczl sszesrerts eaxs
oeen - eossi1es1bis E<nsnr1 $40
psese~1- ssstsitasIsn and sfs~ssss for
*Epe s19usnss have bt2n greatly Efnlse,s
Mssntstrs Of Co1exe<z hAss hser re-
asfea frou r1sck xnnoysnre. Ihoe~
sdminissarlna the 9essras,zzz have
nsd fne5r sins much s~sx tkred thar
foffsksiy, a71 have eonxeCx.ufsy lad
mnch n1ers time fer ass1Q the papsie
sofx. Tie sesiity 10 6i>fefs sppoiet
ments. whlcn has bsen the ssrsnrfb
sna prsat of partisan nasnipsfzsprs
sna asuzzo1u<s. as*. tie report says,
ostn dimtnisfed 10 she fanss degree
fhst fstthfai stu1y IN fts ssnsats and
zood c5axsettr aud reputation Ia rri-
ssfe iifs hsss dong for enooursreznent
and reward. fhs repsrx eDnciades With
tbe stxfenest thai tie Cssansxsson has
go 90 ali tiasss the cordial sspvors Of
sne President and bis Czbinet.
The Pressaensss x<rssd Dsnnrr.
Ae rfetaae1t gave ais eecoEd dinner
% tue nsenbsrs Of Congress tsnieht.
sen ssof Marriil sat on the fressdensEs
sighf and Senator vsase On bis Issf.
seerstxry nsssfsxs. rsndftssa.
seorstsry Msnring's condition To-
nishs n somewhat iaprossd. at ii
oelock be Was reported ~ befnx very
eoGferszhls. To an Associated Press
FspHter the secressryss SON said, tasf
while they could not esn4idsr his fafsssr
a. COT Of danger. tbs improvexaas this
sseusnR gave itfsm mach hope. The
oerSstAry takes the nearishrsent bis
p1saeians give hsm, rests comfortably
and siseps sell. AZ rsitinieht DR.. Lin
cola. who bad Iaa Iefs tss Sesrssary,
said he found hfHs somevhes improves.
Any marked cbAngs for the letter vas
nei 10 b. expected for sosne days. and
Tue Fact tsat no change for the worse
BAD occurred vas eneours1ing. TIE
sssersisry bad entire nse Of all ais liunbs
bat tners wss slight wsskns.s IN his
flkht side. he Was resting quietly WREN
tbs doctsr ieff the house..
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

Bss. DR.. Tssesses calls divorce :. the
Era ec1rs@ 10 tie mecca u hsllH All
tie saRr. BE eat esaxzoee tee sceaan
~eo y ls<slls separated from 9 brut /
and asnsksa sasszsna THAT tasse u uat
ssose hsaven thsn he'll - ths Ers2 rcu-ss
81 the Easna- Add there xurgd b sussrs.
hxppsnszs IN The world 10 more III n, Z
and n~xles<<d wives osald pArs.ks 81
tie lnxarv. II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26
DIAMOND
VENTILATOR,
Buildings, schssls. Churches, Hospitals,
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger.
Sleeping and Heirissrais,scin.
Perfect Ventilation Ra~ran iced
wherever Ventilation L.
Required.

Architects and builders unite IA saying
our Nos. and :. tor brd room nnd Office
aa the window.
Our Nentttator I'm any sisss. when
placed through wall. window sash. or
= wooden bar under sash. admits q con
slant supply Of frcah air tzz.der perfect
control. without draaEhls; any desifed
temperature can be maintained In any
apartment No office or accepting room
should be without Il a. IL stops Dursiarn.
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartment constantly fresh without rails
lag the windows Being heavily plated
10 naekel- II ts very ornamental when
place. The handles serve 70 rexuiar
vsntiistor. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

Baus~xIs, March zs.--The city was
piAsarded daring the sieht win calls
issued 10y toe Horkssaznen's Federation
Tor = great meeting Of wofkinemsB 10
night. The strtksns miners AZ Liees
attempted 10 rensw general rioting last
night. bit wore overpswered by the
poisss- Troops stationed Al Antwerp
are held within their barracks, 90 - 20
be available for the suppression OF any
disturbances that naAy be created hy
imam f.lovad unTk srgu.es.
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REMOVED.

WHTTw0nTH q THOMSON HAVE
w rezsored thsi~ cd - 10 she thlrS
Hear u TIE Gard a HAS ware Co /. b. "a
iBx No sz yFCnt ssreee. wn are - "
bitter pss p<re1 has ever bsfsre - ere
fnrE sur~sys. s+emire Eairen, rreors q
The ehzrae - q Land Ia oct fszn p'ass,
an make y esswtfx s for an pzss pre-
We ksSe betfer facilities for wlrk lAxn
any otber 8 -n In the northwest
gAC u sur eyofss 0z-lce -
r. q. hex %. teax<i& w. r
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

L. tfs Bowers m1r3et ease .o5zy. Dr.
= g Laae. graduate Of the Jodssn
Msdtezl Cofisfs. q Mes Jersey, and
Royal Doiien- of Pnysiesans md Sus-
ztsns, OF L0udon. and u ths rntversts
q Beriin. ssx esilzd 10 testify By the
rrssesuticr, and vxs asked = hypo
snssscsi qoc<fssn ssxerirs the f2cfs h
ths eazs. He replied that hs shessG
infer IN sueh esse shss tee persan hss5
died from ssow phosphorus psisonino.
70 reply 20 = question By i1ror. Dr..
Lsae stated tn4s Mira Bowers death
was nst possisiy dae 10 ratnrsi esrses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

A TrORNEf-AT-LAW, Will. pRAC-
n ties in ell the Jusfices' and Territorial
Courts Of.tce, At rooms Of tho Probate
Court Yeelar-leary fsnilding,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

Iha arss rnhlte hease IN farsinn6 was
a ore rcen ksa.e es~d for schsolho ase.
eearshease and sAsrck. sns q wss ne
onIy rassie es1ss Scr suns yssrs
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

Al the Liverpool spring meeting To-
day. The race fos the Prrcs % wales
cop vas won by Mr.. H. HangsFford's
colt. Brighton. Duks PorsiNnd's 6ily.
s.sshel. wss sesond, sni Me- w. J.
Lsish's CAruille third. Tnsre weTs "a
ssarseFA Brighton won easily by three
leaethS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

Il y sAls saAs While he dsoatsoa lard
act wss IN force very esriy marriages
we're IN fSshisu Va OFesen. Toe eesrt-
srg sss sssssslnes Arroeariisasd ~ fee
door % = farmers bea~s tho wcafa ee
hashAEd slstsrg 90 cts sAsusa and Ne
ncs aavigitnE bride II 10 or "a senassrs
standing Ga the doorstap-tse oetses %
both h<iss 10 ssesFs pzssser Ia rstis
square ef land.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

LoSpos. March 2s.-Charlss Brown,
tha DISCHARGED soldier, who yesterday
threw petition. praying FOR renewal OF
his pension. into ths Qaseu's carriage,
has been released by the royal CON
mand. lie IL an Irishmsn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

IuN FoArM. has been added
to the large lss; Of standard American
magazines II csssss in esod size,
printed GA the best paper. wtsh good
large typa. and fs entitled IAs FaTssss,
The editor - Lerettas :. Nssoalf. This
excellent periodical l. the sane ssxs ard
esies a. IN. Nssis An.srasts Rsr.sss.
ana 10 evideuily intended 70 divide she
tAald with thss old and reliable expsn.
ent Of the productions q onr e<s; living
saihars. fae falio~isg payers eoassl-
tatr Tks FsFes3's casntSHts 81 volasae |.
No. Il ~ssieace ana the state" BY fruf.
Alexander Siaekeiis Newspapers Gene
te SEED" BIZ Janice faFsoEs ~DemessiV
sssrvsre" ey E3wsn =. ~hipgtrs lis
Ronanissn q RAptlzsd psstuissa r By
Rss. Ds. 4. 81. Nexssa; How ] Vas
+ fueAted,~ ~ E4vxrd Z Hals, Val
G n, or McsseF Esta ~ lsssA . A
Cleveland Cexss .Frne Oaming Man.
by flr. william A. Ham saca2g Nv he
Il sieas Experssncs.- ~ Rev. ~. J. S<y
age. sed ''Sesfl Oar Ltws Re Ia
forced 2" hv Caancslias Howard croshy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

A Rsstaa lady lsss snaamer astende6
f3DexAi IN q coaxsry chareh- After
the singing % ArmB. azaa ~so vss
xissins eessds her remarked. Basstifxl
hxuns. tsnf u. sa'sms Ta@ ecrpss
ursfe 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

What u soai Tess r. inquired Coz
start rrsaer of Fstissans sxeAsnge
srul feed 70 What keere sn sGssor fat
vh q ~ trsss h psnlssk ns~spag<r
ssesrasng 10 hss hosesf csovssstoas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

bncsskfs, Msrsh 25.-Af nestinS
here tots evening several violent speech.
90 were made, ia which the working
men were urged 10 attend dsmonstra-
tion on June l3lh, aud 10 Disregard any
eppositiog offered by the Government.
Thousands Of man, Who we're unable 20
gain an entrance 10 the meeting hall,
attempted % form PROCESSION. but
were prevented BY the police.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26
sunvEroRs. csvIL EseIsEsR'
ALaRo cAHoNEa

4 sIvTL ESGTSEER AND COUNTY
" eurxeyoF. Ffffeen years exrer3ence
On Narrow ard sfaf dkrs zsge rxkiros6s.
All county wpsx prep rig rrcorde4-
Csfics over Gordon paTss ware Co. Frou,
~. residences cnr- = Ard gn1 BlAnehs-d
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rsrsas'y Ls...

EAs FRascrsoo. March 25.--rws saen.
named fhnrlow and Lancet. who we're
firemaa aud deekhsud on tne lost
steamer Beds, were brought 20 this city
today. In an interview With l. meet.
the captain and crew. who we're IN a
boat. hopsiess ene, and that all have
boeu lost. He attributes the lass of tbf,
ys-ssi 20 ths opening OF a ssam 10 heS
she erussed the bar NJ the u1onts
Of the Columbia river. Her cargo Of
railroad iron would easily account for
saeh an accident and would cause the
vessel to labor in a sea, owing 10 the
rigidity Of this kiad Of cargo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26
Or. n. q. LONGlkER

Or. H. D. lOMGAkER
kADEATz o. IaE USfvER-
VI stf o. t'cns-sy.sssi@. has perlax
=. ntly leicaiea Ia -e3sf3e4
Uince axs4 gcsfceEss. No IL Cnfu mia
strssl Al calls p. On pSlg Attended
III Ioss-sassr tsas<ss . ssee4s-ky - cis-
eases Of the
Rye. Ear and Threat.
fre&Es psfvate. ehrcase and akin dase&ses.
reaDsvos tua7ofs and ulcers VII heas gAln
o. the cse af he Anse.
SsArrLE. Mzrch & iSs6
Dh. H. ID. LoNeAK@k -1<ar cir. FOR
years Rad bsca silisoi24 wsth . heavy.
pa4aFal Feeling Va aay forehead. 3nd AZ
niK - soaid 70 fEoubsed with dlfficnif
pru4thtnx. coughing AID cxR<ctsranns.
- thai hze ouI bttse rest. 1 was sefy
miserable from taiscssarrn OF the head
noa.e. and the astnsn :. Tor which | eolsc
nnd No rolasf. 4 had B en- pronounced sn.
earahie when l sou<hf your care aEh
treatment frsfn which 1 rscsaved rsliai
N lew azgs. resuif4as In q permanent
care.
from what know Of Dr. Lenxaker's
prof. s.ioaai SAIL AID trcagEneaL. 4 fcel 4
eAs nsost heartily recommend al u rsons
satfes iax ON dis szse 20 nina, with the
ssssraacc IN 4 tlaey " III reoeise NEST K
es4ieat psssscs s.os4i ami me- icsd treat
meat l.sA,sl CLktsk y. DAVIS.
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la -, The last stsrnwhssle.
- - JOSEPHINE

,.,,,, Y. x. HOWARD. Sole Owner.
VII, from date, car tho unlsod st.ss~
isAl on Hoods Canal making sensl-
weekly tFlpe 10 Sest,ls. LeaFlnx 49,.
ooqk evsry Monday and Friday ni1rnlne.
=. ~ s .oasn ~ fort uambls for passenger
~ netxhI arriving ~ SsAtfle IN fkc
esterneun retnrninz win leave Yeslsrr
w.sFl ~ "a o'clock every Tueaaay ard
as sa morning. taking the mail n
~ -. cen De Tor sssbcck and Union Cifx
Inc Steamer Josephine will isass 80
- LOT f1ort IAnisls every day exoeps
saturday. - T. he p4Asenwrrs Ard fres,<s
Canal "a 1871
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BAD cs,.ess cernaea,e.

eAs FAAxclsco. March 25.--Coiieesor
Hsesr today rsesivsd dispatch from
A. Z Blake, Depaty CoiIessor Of Gas
touss at Port Townsend. 10 references 10
tso forged Chinese certificates present
I'd IT this part By Cinnamon who came
down from Victoria o. the Mexico.
Dir. Blake furnishes evidences o0Buiu-
ssve OF the FORGERY. In vies Of this pal
pabls forgery Tue Collecter has written
10 District Attorney Aiibsru. advising
him Of toe crime. The Chinamen viii
be arrested and taken from she 81 samer
Maxteo. where fhsy uow are.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

SAs FaAscrsoco. March 25. - II Is
stated thai Chimes merchants Of this
city are closing up their busissss as fast
A. they can, and leaving on every steam
CT. hescbaats here are Suffering by
reason OF The Chinese merchants in the
interior OF California. Oregon. Nevada
and Washington Territory having no
business. Their patrons havs disap
pearcd and - consequences they are
unable to pay their debis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

General Office, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and z.
send for circular. Call Or address cor.
respondeDce mentioning dairy Poer-
isTEaLHaka cEa- seattle. w. IT,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

fonf townsend. March Is Hastings
4 Morgan have purchased the ting \. l.
dastiek for s6oo0. and will take charge
OF her on saturday. II viii bs neces
sary 10 make extensive fepkirs before
placing Der In service. They have no,
yet decided where shs boat wal! BE- used.
Tbs arIp now owns four steaners
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26
TnR HUrTosHoT.ERs 90 orr

NEW YoRx, March 25.--Ths strike Of
cloak makers still continues. BsscnofE
and Oppenheimsr. both large cloak
commissioners, today notihed the
ssrssers' committee that they woald
graft the demands of teeir operatives
Up % noon there has been no answer
Dade by the Manufacturers Assscia-
t5s to the proposed agreement from
he Central Labor Uaion. Orders we're
therefore issnsd TO cali DOT sll batsoahoHe
makers empioyed in the shops OF cloak
manufacturers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

81. LouIs. March 15.- fhe men en-
plossd Va the ssrioas railroad yards in
East st. lsouiz, struck 40 o'ciock.
Railroad oflcisss admit that they en-
eeeted their fnen 10 80 cut AZ THAI firse.
RUS nsz strike viii conproaiss ali
ferry frrlkht trsf:ie ia shis city, for 10
Transferring can DC done.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

ksssxs Csrx. March ss.--The eraasest
exritsment and activity prevails this
morning in every ssisehysfd sxSev,
that at tie hissoari Pscific. snd frsignt
Is besDg banded with al possible
eelsE1ty. There will be some delay IN
conss qusnoe Of the blockade. bas IL IL
not expec.ed 10 be serious. as the strike
sas Of ebert duration. Business ia Ee
Stunning with soBted activity among all
Industries affected by tie strike.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

81 Loufs. March s5--A Missozti
Pseiac freight srsia, ssder guard of .
large forcs Of potice saecee3sd 10 naak-
ma rs vsy from the Uainn depot this
morning 10 the city As5iss vitheas en-
eSnntersnx any irferfsrenes from NE
strikers
6fsAt crowds assembled along the
iizs 81 the road, add several attempts
sere made BY strikers 10 nneoepis fhe
ears. b1f hey we're prevented. sna the
cfovds sers dispersed oy toe police. the
tram erttinR esyond the cisy isastss an
moisssea
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shipping

Arrived-ShIp Sunssra. from Homo
lalu; barkentine J. NJ. Griffith. from
San Francisco.
TAfoosa. March %. - Fair; brisk
southwest wind At p. m. No ship
ping.
Pokr ANGELES. March 2S.--Tae Blake
~, With loaded bark, outward bound.
anchored here on account Of strsng
head winds.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

In rezponse 10 many inqsiries from
shis pors By seal heaters Secretary Man
ming has vritten 10 CoIisctor HaQar sx
plstainz tie boundaries Of tas district.
over which ths Alaska Commercial
Company holds exclusive contract for
killing far bearing animals. The bonpd-
arcs are stated 10 extcnd In lice fron
tbs Arctic ocean. running through bsh-
rings straits nasrtb to the 81. i.sursnee
islands thence sszth. passing midway
between the Islands Alton and Copper
Of the kromanbaski groop Ia the me
ridian 1873 degrees sc@t longitude, aud
limited on tbs other side By the Alsetisn
ehaz~, ~ taI.,l.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-26

fnxz ElIs5x1 fdo.1, March 2s.--En
a 8abs a. Aaooss today, ever the mat
a. Of cattle stealing. four men we're
llllss. and two probably fatally waund-
"a Iva others are nov IN jail. Ins
assA nsn are Jesss shesss. f.ed. Chei-
toa, Fgsnk MalseY aud Ia. Asne. aud
tts fafaily ~onndsd snes are konton
NaosFnE aud CAaA Avery.
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WASHINGTON.


wasasaros. March 70 Roswell A..
Fish. af California. wsk confirmed AZ.
ssssAnt ReRisteAef the Treasury.
aafrfnf lfeaas guf on.
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ST. Lcrzs, Asrch A.-Ths Kssnwzser
Ribs sod Company @, Brzech Guards,
are under srzee ~ tie eFmcxy. res<y
Tor tfe suDedsatA a<ssstsase ef the 20
lice 81 : nsoment's nssic@. All siss nh
hisA fosrea 81 the city are under orders
= Be ready for dasy .; tse csIl Of the
Governor.
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Sfsrr Glide Q. ~. Cove. A6essss
KAvES Yke&sxRS WHARF ON
II " Wednesday And saturday. rcfu-nkn1
1AErsd2y &nA 3cn4sy. c1.lsiax - fttAn-
wooa kzAdNAy. Mpee Landing. Skax1t
CIV. &aunt ernen. StAzifnx and III In
tcxucctsfe pctnss slzrse. For fretEhl -
qzz-as< sx1lJ O szu&E4 o. 70 0EoH0m
HuSTEk 81 TIE wharf. Ep1
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fnafrsed.

saS FsAscrsco, March 3 Among
indictments made by the Grand 3gry
y stsrday are too sgsinss Frank Mar.
phy. aefssitfnE eisrk II the Jastias's
Ceurt, Who 10 bstxesn s10oo and 1900
short IN hrs seeoants- The missing
clerk has NOS heen f0zDd by the police.
although the warrant u.s. issued tor hts
arrest several weeks ago.
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rHx xNIoHrs wAEK orr.

ST. LoUrs, March 2s.--At 3 >. m. tedav
al tee engines in the Esst 81. Ts,Fis
yards sct no = ssriti And prolonged
wishing. All the men walked oas. Il
tweru II a. m. and =. IN. committee
OF District Assembly No. 80 Knights OF
Lzbsr went through al the Yards and
served an order on sill Of the Knights OF
Labor 10 quit ~oFk 81 ?. N. This or.
der Was coupled witk reqasst 20 The
switshmen wao acre not Knights Of Ia
Dor, asking them TO follow the WORK
msa and siso 80 cut. How sell the
order was ooeyed and the rsqaest com
piled With vss shswn uhen on the
sauuGirg Of Whistles at 3 =. N. ell tie
ysrdmen IN toe plscs walked out and
left the ysr3s deserted. No question
% wages vas involved, snd I. - freSly
stated. but nss GA fha authority Of asy
Knights 81 Labor eiheiai. that sbe ards-
srnt to The men was simply 40 ex&nSsoa
and enlargement ~ tie strike % sse
0onid system sld the initiative o.
general strike on ali raads east Of tbs
Mississippi river.
GOVERNOR fsKEkxD FRacrArxzs.
ArxvTS Tex }. March 2s.-Go~ernsr
Ireland today iszned = proclamation
<srGinR all persGns engaged "a uBlaw-
fni scis connected wttn the pssseut
strike to desisi, and eating 81 fh4 law
ahidinr peopis ~ ths Sssts 10 ssss shs
ssyfl othoers IN restoring order.
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ras FRAsrfsuo. March 2s.--Coisuan
Brothers, cteahlsrs. dong basiness ~
the corner of Bssh and Menizomsry
stsssts, closed sksss doors YESTERDAY.
Assets. tzsmo, liabilities, $500.
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Reports frc1n ali seetioas Of tse 6tAss
81 crop repsrta sf Iss6 are aaest crafty
me. and indsczttons Rsiat - so increase
% tia grain scrsaxs. Tbs outlook fog
wheas. fruit and vines has never before
been more promising. IL the frrss doe.
not interfere tAFaers ard hnrsieaifnr-
isss viii haze their ssrmsss ansicips~
fions realized.
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Asssxs ts. ~. Asrsh x5.-Mr. and
NJ. John Delahsnty, soa-in Law and
S.extssr Of Secretary Msnntne, left
AZ eity for Washington isGn this sven-
n. Il, response % Telegram.
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pxxvsz, Narsh q = The ssass Anti
.<l<c<.,lg Iesese held usss icy this
- Ia fbe Academy OF Mussc.
-. -serssa resolutions Of sympathy
- a. sfy,ksrs On she 6oasa ssstsEa
sxsss. Ons rssssaEioa fsysrsd the
,ss....ssssnspsal oon:fpi Of ali fsiiwsys,
- ersee<s tbs granting bf the Gov
sss - u railways Of largs srsrts OF
eobiss Isnds-
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ooxrRoxmxo N Pfrrssuso.

PrrIssuRo, March 25.-1he street car
officials al a meeting fonigkt adopted a
compromise measure, promising 70 iis
charge no empioyee bses1se of nis con-
neetion with the Knights of Labor or af
his refassl 10 vsctase any rules Or pris
iicges of the Order.