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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-23

Happiness depends very much on the oondi-
tion of ths liver and kidneys. The ills Of life
make but little Impression ON tnose whose
digestion l. gond. You eau regulate your
Liver and Kidney Balm. Loo per bottle. For
ale By esybegt = o..
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-23

The body of young German by the
name OF Buttermyer, who died near
Winchester last week, was taken to Gin
cinnati and cremated.
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MARRIED.

N-DILLINGER-Atthe the Clifton House
on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th, 1855, by h.
a. Maddox. J. p, Nj. p. 9. Covan and Miss
Ida n. Dillinger, both Of Highland county, o.
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0O~>@ Q\co\N Nights II
ONW y SSSSNN complaint

thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Ackeris English Remedy II is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on . positive guarantee At 10c.. 60c.
Garrett Bros, druggists.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-23
leading and Itching.

Piles-Bllnd, Bleeding and Itching,
Positively cured BY Darbys Prophylectic Fluid.
Battle with little Of the Fluid added to the
vaAar. a single application vill allay the itch.
ing. 600 be eli Inflammation. deodorixe oil
effectiveness and staunch the bleeding. letter
and scsld bad ere quickly cured BY Darbys
Peophylaotio Fluid. t.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-12-23

We pay 75 csnts for Good Wheat
b. 40.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-01-23

the road. It would be just Iike some fel- low to send me an advertisement and payment in advance"
 "Say, Dock" said More, "we didn't come to hear about your prospects,, but ter see ef we couldn't make the raise uv a little Ticker"
 "I don't know, boys, whether"
 "Oh, yas yer do know"
 "Let me see. know where we can get some stuff, but tell you now that it ain't good"
 " It'll jolt feller, won't it1" Malone asked.
 "Oh, yes, it'll joli."
 "That's all we want"
 "Well, let's go then," said Dockery. "Well have to be sly about it"
 Night had set in and clouds had blot ted out the stars. Dockery shuddered as he closed the door of his office. He might have caught a glimpse of the spectacle which he was soon to witness a sight which nothing can now rub frsm the camera of his mind.
 To 6s ContinXsd.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-01-23

neuralgia. Yes the joyous winter season has arrived, aud will give seiies of pub lie entertainments for the benefit of tn, poor.
 N. B. Wonder if it is not something else that makes my head aohe-l'll take another toddy just to find out.
 There is very little news in polite soci' ety, so see by the local papers. How. ever, it may thrill and startle the hardy Arkansaw mountaineers who read THE TRAvELER, to learn that Miss De Snob- berly, of Fifth avenue, has lost her pug dog, and consequently will not mingle iu society for week, or that Livingstone Van Kicker entertained a party of his friends yesterday at his residence on Madison avenue. The gentlemen wore loW-necked vests, the corsage being cui decollete, the drapery falling in graceful folds over the bustles. No, I've got things mixed again in my effort to inhale the society notes of a leading evening paper.
 N. B.-I positively will swear off nex, New Years day. See if l don't
 Now come to think of it, polite soci- ety is in fiutter about John Sullivan challenging Paddy Ryan to fight. Ryan has been telling everybody that Sullivan dare not fight him. About week az o Sullivan was in New York, and while he was in an excited condition from too much tonic-what mocker wine is l-he telescoped the mouth of a small boy with the handle of his umbrella. An eye witness says the boys mouth looked like a torn pocket. At any rate doctor had to sew it up. Sullivan says he altered the expression of the boys mouth unin- tentionally. When Paddy Ryan heard of it he said: Sullivan can fight babies, but he's afraid to tackle one who is aching to get square lick at him." at the same time tapping himself on the breast.
 It is probably this tauat that has brought things to climax. They are to fight in room with bare fists in the presence of five men on a side. think Ryan is the best man.
 N. B.-Ryan's saloon is in the imme- diate vicinity of Texas .Sif1ings office. have to pass it every day. will keep on passing it-after I've sworn of.
 P. S.-Weather hash smoderated very mush. Almosht ash warm in New York ash in Texash. Lasht today wash lit- tie sthrong. Going to shwear of ash shoon ash 1 shober up
 Your Resphetively,
 ALEXSH SCHWEET.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-01-23
For THE ARKANsAw TRAVELLER. ON A DEAD MANS
 TICKET.
BY AN IOWA MAN,
ALEXSH SCHwEET.

An Iowa ticket agent had arranged a ticket to pass a dead body over the road by writing the word "corpse" across the face. For some unknown reason the man who ordered the ticket did not call for it, and there the ghastly looking pass lay for weeks receiving its share of the perpetual halo of dust and smoke which ever hung like fog in the agents sanc- tum. No dead men seemed to be going to Chicago. The agent would pad the the seat of his intellect and solilo- quze: wonder why they are not ship. ping them any more over this line. If the smallpox would only break out among the drummers, my defunc, pass would sell like U. S. bond" Finally one even- ing just before train time felloS about the sine of a skinned horse, came thun- dering into the office just about full enough to believe he owned the control ling interest in the road, and would buy a ticket merely as an example to those who had been in the habit of dead head ing it. He stepped to the window and spoke in voice which caused the putty to crumble on the window panes aad the stove-pipe to tremble in its socket: " See here, young fellow, l want a 6rst-class ticket to Chicago with sleeper" The agents accustomed straight.jacket integ- rity retired for the time and the chief thought which occupied his brain was to work of the "ghastly pass" The porker threw down the fare and the child like vendor of passes showed the ticket out, face downward, and began dusting his desk and whistling in tremulous tone, Where is my wandering boy, tonight ?"
 The apparent millionaire gathered up his chatels and blundered into the car, deposited his cargo over two or three seats, sat down and began boring over some patent medicine circulars with his extensive features wrapt in an expression of low tide serenity. There seemed to be more of the go-easy, home, sweet home to the square inch clinging to his general demeanor than any other man aboard the car.
 The train had not moved far when the conductor came through and snapped out: "Tickets." When the fat man gave up his ticket, the conductor glanced at its face, then looked with face beam. ing with sympathy toward its owner, and asked with about four-pound sob rising in his windpipe: Where is your casket, my friend2" "CasketP' said the owner of the deceased pass" with a look of broad surprise. "lf you mean my trunk, , 1 have none. These small parcels are all have with me-"
 @I mean," said the conductor, "thas this ticket is intended to pass a cospse over the road, and if you have no casket with you, this ticket is proof enough that vou ara tha dead mann
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-01-23

Salvation Oil, the great pain destroyer should be kept convenient. Price asc.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-01-23

zAh story 0as 6tSnn ia NO. 5 Of Me pr<Jent vslAms BaeA "Hn'6e's may de obtained from any ne1O5dealey, Or fyem Mis 0bfce.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-01-23

Any part of the United States or Cana
 da, one year, postage paid S2 oc Other countries, one year, postage paid, 2.6c
The Arkansaw traveler., 1886-01-23
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

OPIE P. READ, EDITOR
 P. D. BENHAM, BUSINESS MANAGER.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31
ckxKxAI enpExs.

The following have been promulgated
and will be made psblio today;
Hpeas. FIHsr BArrALTos. N. @. W.T..
SEATTLE. MaFeh3l, 1885.
General Order No. 1
In conformity With the provisions OF
General Order No. IL. GATED Adiatant
Generals Oftice. Olvmpis. w. r.. March
i2th, 1896. hereby assume csmmsnd Of
tho Pirss Battalion. First Rsainsnt.
National Guard Washington Territory,
With headquarters ~ Seattle.
Csc. ID. HrLL.
Lieut.. Col. Commanding Battalion.
General Order No. 2
1. In addition 10 his Company duties
First Lieutenant O l.. y. Kellogg. Con
pany h, National 0aard Washington
Territory. will perform those Of Bat
TALON Adlatsnt, and 10 80 designated.
and viii tie oeeyed snd respected ae-
eordinRly. Csc. ID. HfLr.
Lieut.. Col. Commaudin9 Battalion
lGenerAi Order No. 81
The foIlowins are announced a. the
Non- Commissioned stat OF the First
Battalion, National Guard Washington
Territory: Patrick Fsrraher. ssrgt. OF
%. D, as Sergt Major. W. A. Has
breock. Cerp. 90. r.. ~ Hospital Stex
ard W. r. rbornell. Sergt. 90 T., Sc
Qusrssrmasser serTt N Ii. Lstlmer,
serst Go. H.. as Commissary Sergs
They wili Be oheyed and respected se
eordlngiy. By command Of
Gxs. u. HiLL,
Lieut.. Col Commanding Battalion.
@. L. II. kxILoes. AdiatAnt.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31


WAmrxoTus. Msssh 0-Dspsssecsa
tr7es ksndali. Hsvfs1. Barn., cxinp,
hisooek. keed md Rhelpe. esnstitnkine
the ss1sct oom05-si0n 90 ordinances ard
RHnnery. today rsse6sd husi rns ~
nens Agres0eus - tnssr rspofs, ssd IL
efA b pfe<ntsd 70 TIE Hoass ~ Ran
dali The nmiss>on hsss % E<safa-
tsDn ~ resoumeucfnz al Rans far Ne
~ toe Army and naTy. inssudina thsss
fof fort11safsous 9hen oomsfsucted,
ssall b consfrusssd ia sbs Unissd
ss4t>s- TIE eonmtsssoa rnaks %
rscommsndstion - 70 oustxy Of non<y
Tor tn<se p1rposss, and says that % .
matter tnsodslnz ssch . vast sxpsndi-
ture, tssy prefer 70 issss the entire
matter TO ConersssL
Cbtses< Gswvespoo1enee.
Oorrespoadsnse Of toe sssxs Depart
1eut rei6tisR TO the fmmi0rxtioB Of
Chinese, whfen Gas sent 10 tue Senase
~ ooxnpiiznce with resolution offered
by Seoatsr Mitchell. Of orssoa. n nos
made puoiie. IL 10 volaHluoux and 70
isfes cni<fg - tbs detailed operst3ons
OF the laws and tee treaty on the sub
5rct, 20 TOE issuance Of csrtiEszss=,
transit u Chinsss snhSesss xeFoss
American tsxritory, and 20 cases Of In
diys1uals vsose interests vere sound 20
% invosyed q. bos . sussirs vsFy iistse Of Ia
ss<szs - this time.
me stek Secretary.
After DR.. Lineoin's visst 10 secssssry
M&nninG tonlaht be sid shas his pa
TENTS oonditssn vss g jass the szme.r
- vhich be added. sFia ~ mech as
90 can expses.- he hossd for the sec
retafy's ultimate r>coverF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

There are ~ $50 pers0as. adalt males
for the greater part, employed IN the
manufacture aud sails Of iiqaors in the
GATED States. This 10 ooe 10 every
sixty OF the eatire population. These
men. mostly able bodied. are taken from
productive. that Il b say, from wealth
producing empioyments. They are =
tax on TIE workers. adding no one els
rnsnt Of prosperity 10 the cnnmon
wealth Of the Nation. A the sos wages
.hieh ali Of thsn esasi earn they
weaid receive for the so working days
OF che year fyfs.set 0os. who can esti
nate The ioss 81 permanent wealth that
THIS asgreeats Of wages Implies aud
snggestss
Ths Resern statistics .how that there
are Ia the Uaifsd States g 60 0o per
saas daily iscspsotsssed for labor 81
reason OF liqaor" This n1mocr IL
eluae. tho dFaskaris, TIE iussns. the
criminals add Ps7pers drsSged down %
these glasses hy The dsrses and reeog-
aisea iaaasnee % usi1g tntoxicat,aS
driaks As q dsy IN syrsr Of so
days tae@e tzal0 Q perso1s. ptaced Aeys
~ frs%aa ~ ths driekinx hanss. esald
have cared klsleo6 CO. whieh. ADDED
20 she other tssAi- Of H0szn@y cs@t. and
sas lnss ~ sAs s~vvtc~ ~ TIE arny -
makers aud sNiers sssies sting tAese
services on ne wages basis oalv, aD0aat
10 she aggregate % SIN .sai.sls Pe<
snnan.
~rhss xasa san.- writes Mrs. reonp
500. rs $s3 pei esptsa for svsry fnsa.
wsn&n and chsld 10 the esarsry. IL -
nearly sqaai - Ssr entire sold. siises
aud pzGsr siseaisttan eauoine9. u
~uuid saiid and eqaip Sstso miles 81
railroad; par The e~ss u see r1oise
ssh .cls for ntteen wears; ers1t And
nsAinEAia ~ 900 calirwnsl sand cat Ana
sapport 1 soe0 nais-aonsfses; pNF TIE
entire Daisonsi 3eet 81 tie esantsy, "a
sionsl. ~ 20 and maaseap<i. u less thss
fear yeArs. construct SO hrxi -essss
.a>~An stesnaetss esees and n0ntszs
$50 hospitals. LIBRARIES. &c nom~s foe
TIE agcai provide eas teird Of the p~s-
pie Of abe Vaited States vsth hone
ssesds Of leo seres ssoA: rua tie ts<s
Oh - DepzFtmsct fer tstrsy foex ye.rs;
sspeors The navy fer seventy see .ezrs;
pAy oar faresgn co1sniss servsc~ fnF
lsaS YEARS. parcess<. ss 81 . b>rr~i.
isf y22z As barrels Of aseF. and pxs ne
sslsrv Of the Prs.itsnt Of ths Caissd
States for zs,s9s years.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31
PACIFIC COAST.


HoLIxxrKn. March 50.-Appiiostiou of
Andrew irvsos add J. r. Presits, OF the
Powers murder os.s for bail, was Dc
nisd BY Jadgs Brsen this morning.
They ulii make appiicafion before the
saprems Court. Aisxandss gave bonds
for his Appearances ~ . witness on tbs
7th Of Jane.
Gerssine Es<neeA.
wrIoox. Arizona, March 30. General
Crook arrived 81 Fsrt Bowie last night
isssisg Lisuscnant nAns Ia charge Of
Geronimo and the osseF surrendered
Apaahss. News, however, has tnst been
received that Gerouimo, With twenty
Indians and soms sgusws. ssoaped dur
sng she night Lisutcaant Asax. with
ali The msa he can spare. hks starred IN
pafsnit. IL Is believed that 6sronimo
has gene 10 ioin Chief Msngas.
CsmsnG weather.
SAN FRAxoIsco. March 3o.--Orsesn
and Wasninstsn, iseressins Goodness
aud local shossrs, preceded By far
weather ~ the intefisr.
shippsnx
ekx FRascrsco. Maroh 3o.--Arrivsd--
Steamer Qaesn Of The Pacific, from Be-
attic.
ssiled--stsamer Mexico, for Portland
PosT Madison. March 50. Sailed
Bars Oakland. Tor san Francisco.
PosT TowxsENp, Masch 30.--Arriycd-
Steamship Geo. W. Elder.
saiied-5hip Bed Cross. for Baenos
Ayres snIp Bios Jacket. for San Frss-
CISCO.
TAroosz. March so.--Uoody fresh
southwest Wind al .. N. No shipping
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EASTERN NEWS.


4 - gSr<-
x~Urr. TisrsdA, narsh 0.-fivs
80 = sbe serfss 81 tbs sssy hsys
x shi1 unefninz- and tbs nse =
= sssSor. Il ss<rs>d 80 tue s<n oAfles
- q osels<k his nernsnR. Ibs
-l..s-~~l and Bspsist e1nrcnss sfs
- - hrsldsn8s cousuned- Over
-. - have slresdy bufnsd. u
~ - uasonis hsiis three o. four
<..rorses sud beaded wsrs1euss
e..s-,.1 uexrly . quarter Of million
.-ss ~srsb 81 tobsoso. Ofhesrs from
5000 states steamers Brooklyn
~ - h.xsas nave ssen blosing 40
u - koases with powder. Tssss
-.tssx sacp4y, the c1sfsrDs being
49, Arr II u nou settfsd that tbe
"a. - ~ atsp nnsiI q rssoass the
- IA 4 now entsriDe the business
-. q ths essy,. destroying bniidsoRs
.-s..n,nr he4sy ssocks OF goods, and
=. - w1II BE- very great. IL looks
- = sscaah me hotel kusseii would
.sss sneeQmb. Tbs IRE IL still rag
s..s-5 Il l. sos feared the sntirs city
:. icseDsd 70 destsuotion.
~ q m.--Ths are subsidized 81 3
.,ssck' The principal psrt OF Ms
- hes beep banned SIX wn2rxus
~ Are brisk warehouses were de-
-. Ths loss viii reach % nearly
- an usth an Insurance Of shout
$6a0s. FIftesn persons were injofed-
~ wbam were taken ~ the Msri1e
..~.sssi ard inc others we're taksn 90
- ) man Of -ssf. A yea there are
. lives lost
r~~>sss Dtssuyssd ~ eyeasss.
uo~rsowxxs, March 50.--A spscssi 10
= xxssyfss<y states thai q csoioDe
- saross q portion Of Bullock
..ssss and 10 its path struck Q negro
1893 Il whiek . funeral Vas going On.
- ebassh was blown dswn aud four
pu1sees killed
rsf1sstsn asa xxpies1sa-
rxw OxLkAxs. MassA 30 Ths
<ssuss A2sy Lssis, Of the Morgan
fsilvsy Liae, coliidsd vita shs Lagoon
- br,dss this eosniag and sank fhs
s.srud snolnssr aud oosk we're drowned.
ss1snsr Brmors, snxHesd ~ tue sosae
4 A,e4stsf 10 saving tue cargo and ma
siaery, srpladsd her boiler. and four
- we're blown overheard and
drowned, while ave sshsrs we're badly
Wounded.
DsmsGsax gveshess.
ATLANTA fax-), March 3a.--Ths spe-
Al 10 tee Consultations from Northern
li.crsis and Alabama. saoss hsass
- b. the frsshets- ID rxinsd con
fuuossly since last sunday, and az mid
ssehs 4 ponrisz in torrents Ihs rain
m Il Atlantis has already besn over
- inshss. Tbs rivers are flooded. and
4 srsst loss of property v reported.
Every railroad isadsng out Of ktlsnsa
- suspcndsd frafiic. Many bridges
~ down. aud u h thouehs othors Will
fail tonlans. II is estimated thai The
damage viii amoant 70 $4,000. and %
nas Be more.
wall street oaessflsas
grx Yozx, March 8o.--U. b. Sc. 16o3<
lj<'s, 1l2gS; Is. l26A; Pacific Sc, i16st
lsasrioAn Express. 100 slAnads Pacsfir
~; CAusdA ssatnern. 5y5t; Central Pa
ahs. 405<; Burlington, l35 Nj Lsskswaa-
-, ~; Denver n Bio 6fsnds. Is; Efie.
~. Ksnszs a Texas, ~; Lake shore.
az; Lsoaisviile q Nashyslis, 1914; Mich
laass central, 70; Northern fsciig, AN
pFsferrsd, 644 Northwestern. it6A 4
fss York Censfsl. iO2; Oregon hasl
AZ aud Nayigatisn, Eli Oregon
Irsnseontinentai, 26% Oregon Inn
pfpveuent, q; Psasne Mail, 5ux !
Panama, ~; koek isisnd, l26. ~.
f&gi, Sun; texas Pacific, I'm; Uuiou
psesfc. 4oA, wells. Fargo. lis; Western
Union, e6bss Hsmeslake. IL. Uatarlo, ~.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

1Ge&A $50 s888 a219@41s
BauxKts. March @-Qaist has not
ohiy besn restored At Onslsroi. bat the
strikers generally are returning 10 work
fhs only locality where disturbances
cave increased 10 the Central coal mia
ins districs.
IaE CIVIC GUARD DisakSDEp.
The strike 10 The Caarieroi district
ended this evening aud the olvic guard
nas been dlsnanded.
sKyKnkL ARRESTS.
A number ef Belgian women have
been arrested on tbs German frontier.
They had been engaged In smuggling
anarchist prints into Belgium.
A German named B8senkamp has
been arrested a. Lteee. who had 10 his
possession number Of important LET
sers from sbe German Socialists.
III Goaiet. 81 she Parls Socialist pa
per Crs da Peapfs. Was arrested on bis
arrival at Chartered today and conduct
ed back 10 the frontier.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

HkAaD Fnon.-A year or % ago .
number Of persons were arrested
charged With stealing and killing cattle.
Among the number vas Tom Murphy,
Murphy vas interested In meat market
in seattle vhere the stolen beef vas
soid. After bsine arrested be asked
that his bail ee fixed a. . reasonable
figure, 90 be would not have TO ~ 10
tsii. The amount Of bail was cxed at
$500. Murphy found men willing TO
become sureties on his bond and vas
set a. liberty. He disappeared, aud his
bail vent BY dsfanit and vas declared
forfeited, although. Ne believe. IL has
never been paid. Ever since his aisap-
pearanse sheriff MoGrav has been
writing TO different sections Of the
country. inquirinR about him. The
sheriff received Q reply 70 one Of has
communications yesterday frsn the
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge. Montana, stat
ing that Tom Mnrphy had been con-
victed OF stealing cattle. and sentenced
10 ten years In the peniteutisry, and 10
nov serving out that sentence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

The skir Oecidsnt vhich arrived a.
San Fraeessso frcu Liverpool hssaeas
an ls~olrnssry pAsssaees IN tie peepen
Of Csrs II. fesess<f. IN Ea1lisn ceArnsi
psasA On opsnin1 hrs l-ssers ~ S&n
Fr&nelscs the pslos fazs1 thai biz iand-
lord - Liv>rpcei bad ssrns1 Mrs.. Pei
stser and her easidreu cat INTO tse
ssrses. s<lisns hss fzrsiszrs 10 pay ne
rsss due
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

Astrsass % nSsrrsl eas has h-ea sara b
a. q dsptA % So fe~s - tie Unstsd
STATES He.ei 81 Lee Anxesss- II tie ssu
1 = psrmSnxns, tss e2s valf 10 ssed faf
iliemin.sasx and sexf1nx parposss n
10 notSA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

Emerns3srsssL nee styass. esns ~
ysrd. Usrss<s. - c>rsA LAs~s 70 yAras
fsx Q ssalA fo9xAs D nua4Anku.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

Nsw Boszz.-The TIA kichkrd HsI-
voks vii Be- laid 40 81 seabsck nexs
seek 10 receive hss nev steel boiler, re-
senfly bails for her ey the Ras1oa Iron
works ef san Franslsco. Tnh hciIer 4
Of The lssess and moss Approved pat
tern. and fs large ensaah 70 furntxh an
sonIdznse 81 ss~sn for TIE Holyoke's
snginee-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

FInx.-A. L. Kiins's hotel at Black
Diamond took are Monday morning
about o'clock, and was totally de-
stroyed together With the furniture sud
bedding. The bnildine and eoutsnsa
were valued ~ $500, on which there
wsa no insurance.. A namber OF board
ere loss clothing And personAi effects,
and several members ct the band lost
tseir iustru Dents. The are is supposed
70 have originated from q stove IN the
vsshroom adjoining the hotel. A sab
ssripsion 10 being taken up 81 the mines
for the relief Of Mrs. Kline. Who loss
everything she possessed by the nrs-
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P.ovrprscs Hosprr.L.-Lsst f.lI thi,

PsovrpxxcE HosPrrAL.-Lsst fall this
instiiotien adopted the system Of issu-
suing tickets. By which tho holdsr. In
case of accident or sickness, can be sd-
mttted 70 she hospital and cared for,
free Of expense until able 10 resume his
work. In . ssoft time the sisters, or
th<ir agents. viil make Q canvass Of the
Sound, visiting the various ports and
logging camps. for the sale Of these
ticketa. Parties In seattle can procure
them by applying 10 the hospital Ia
person, and people from distance can
send moaev By express 90 registered
letter and reseive tickets By return mail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

FOREIGN.


Athens, March 10 Iii is stated that
he Government vail submit TO Parlia-
neas . measure providing for a CON
palsory loan aud for the eonhscstion OF
monastery lsads A fcpsrs u carfens
thss she Government Intends 10 fnobil-
.xs the National Guards.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

Issa AsrrrArrp.-Andres 6astafson.
vho vss oue Of tho visnsss<s 10 The
sqask mardes trials While smploysd IL
painting Georse W. Tithets's swo story
hssel boliaise On saa<k. fell from the
snkls. he sss bfoaxhs 10 SEATTLE and
placed IN Psovicenes hospital fes-
ssrdxy sftsrnocn ORA Smiss Snd Vii
lard xnpststed ths lss hAif vay b.
tween The knee and ankle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31

fos ALAxxA.-1hs steam schooner
Leo set saii fer Alaska 81 II o'elsck last
evening. She took % toas Of general
merchandise. 5000 feet Of lunser. .
let Of doors. sash. blinds and vindova
She also took the steam launch Katie,
bailt ~ Port Biskely and parchss sd By
the ovners Of the Leo. seven persons
left ca Ter a. passengers and more
sosid have gone cosld they have found
Recommendations fhs owners Of the
Lso ere going 10 have cabin haiit on
her To scc snmcdstc 81 ie2az tssuty pas
ssaeers, on her retcru trfp.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-31
A pxvlr.Isa prEp.
STATE HELP OWEN.

ST. LOUIS. March So.-The sheriff 81
81. Clair ccanty has telesraphed Gov
sruor Oxi@sby that fifteen huadred
strikers 81 Est g. Louis are blocksdine
all freight trains. and hsia the State of
Illinois Ia eontempt, aud that IL IL folly
to attempt 70 msve q train In the alb
sence Of = stroug force Of troops. The
Goversor hss ordered the company 1t
Decatur 20 20 30 Y sst 81. Louis.