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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

BuxrxEss CcELEax - Gerdos Hard
ware Raiidins. Iessons, I 70 I p. N.
and 10 10 p. m instrnssios gsssn IN
beckksspine, writing. ecrseepeodsoces
bosiuess, ayithDstsc, ccnmefgiAf sav.
etc. Fos tsrms tnqutss Of n. y. nofazs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

W. p. Born q Co. ere s9snss for the
.'6ennine Foster Hid 0i0veA" Ihey
hare been tried and teefsd Tor man j
ssaspns until thstf popularity b ARMY
sstablished- OF I'll the tmprovsnsnts
ever applied 70 eiovsa "fostef's Nee
Paeens Heeks" ars the arsAtesl They
a. gracefuliy and thsir durability h IN
acknoviedesd fact. nos
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17
Atierney N. p. RI &c
wAsnssarox. d. O.. Feb. 3, lss6.

IMPORTANT LAND Dxcfuoxz To
very important decisions we're reudsfed
last veek By Judge Brewer IN ths
Unised States Circuit Cosrs st 81 Psui,
which will affect thousands of acres oi
land in Minnesota and DskotA. The
Gases hinge apon the lands granted %
the hanitoba road upon which settlers
have lec&ted. In the eAse Of The Mani.
tohs road seainss @. w. 6resnhai9h
and cshers, and sesinss Charles wen
rsl. The tvo nen settled upcn land on
the "a. Vincent dfvi<ien. the fora,es
within ten mi.s< and ths later within
six miles Of the road. GfeeuhAlRh
proved no his eiasn In is72, and wen
ssi In fs5G. The definite location Of
ths linz vas ssttied in 1871. In ls12.
ths Secretary Of the Interior vithdrew
from sais ce other disroesl the odd
rumb<rrd sections within tvcpsy miles
on esthsr ssds ef the road In is5t. the
prupossd tine tad not been ecrnpaeted,
end lac wxs pso~Hd which rxtendee
the time allowed The company for com
plxtion sntzi isTS On the ooaditioa thas
he esnpxny vcnld recc1nfxs the rights
81 al actual settlers On toe lands. fbs
Cssurs aecs3sd s9ainst The railroad cem-
rxny. neidgar that she lard IN srssrc-
ssrsv heionxed 10 tss ssftisra fhse><e
cf Toe Msnissha Rned ~ ksms~n
Fnssp~. vhich w&s ascstsd N favor ef
the defendsns. 10 somewhat sfsni-
lar o. the ems Shove Paeip~
ssstl~a apnn land nnw N DakcaA
shseh. unasr ths lard grsnt ss 1881,
,,slanced 10 the corspixsnAnt Whsn
NinnS~sta became a Ssafs THE Lsx1s
txtnrs nx~d sbs tsrntnas OF The roA4.
lsr uhich tAs grAnt uss -s&ie- 81
~ vsss<ra beondsry Of shs SaAse. The
'$.s,rpsa cpupany czsir,ed the owner.
;. ais rf shs land under ths oxaxixAl
krsns bzs yudes ksswsr dscsSsd szainsi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

REv. II. B. EwxlI, sf Pavilion, N.r.,
says Of 0ilmore's Aromatic Wine: u
bsiievs 10 " be mest desirable remedy
% Be placed in every family A. b,
srHwhHf. Agent dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

Bsss oppsrsassty sves offered agents
Call and s>cure exclusive eoufroi Of
serris~ry tor ths fAsesss srlling article
ever intred1cea Eeery hosswife nnss
have a.; ei - proes On eaee q sale.
AspsHsoS A Rr.sLx, Sev Eneland No
ta1 uhS 3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

Rkv. W. r. RnouA. Baptist CAoreh,
AarosA. Ills., says that 0iimors's Aro-
mssic Wine h houssbel4 reusedy nad
that no family saoaid b without u. 4.
B. STEWART. agent. dv
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

Are ispostsss peeblsms. the former de-
pendina greatly On tbs latter. Every
oas y familiar vifh The healthy proper
tisa Of frnik and no ene can a1ofd 10
b sisk and ulsse1bIs WIS ~ pieaaans
esecsntrated hqfld fruit remedy. syrup
Of FiQ.. can BE- had Of oar sutsfpEisiac
dFuuaist. A. Il 61RWAvr. dV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

Accad~ns and Fin tnsnsxnee. BLkx
cmAxn 3 PAn1nrpaG A9sm1A D.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17
Tug rAcsnA.rssvIAsD IAxU
GnANT.

Appeal sf the nsrshsrn Ps<aae csm-
psny frsa shs A1vesse necasass
81 shs Land Cso8issasneF.
MeasEs. Jacobs 4 Jepnsr, Of Seattle,
attorneys for Donald NoIfas. bsvs no
esiyed copy OF tbs following notice Of
appeal from the ofEies Of the Commis-
sionsr Of the General Land OfIics II
wsshineton;
IN THE oTy1cx or THR cosx,Trs~1oxnn on
TIE aKxKnAL AAxn OFFICE
Donaia MeRae and James L. Book W..
Northern Pacific Railroad Company,
involving southeast quarter Of souf6-
west quarter Of section 5. township %
north range . east, Willamette neri.
dian, Olympia District. Warrington
The Nofshsrn Pasisc Railroad Com
pany hereby appeals 10 the Secretary OF
the interior from the decision of the
Comnsiss sioner Of tbs General Land OF
dos. rendered In this csss on January
12sh. 1855; and herewith nles the follow
Ina specifications Of errsF:
Ths CcmmissioBer erred
I. In finding that there IL nothing 10
indicate sn Intention 10 make, BY the
joint resolution Of May 81, 1870. .Any
further grant, or any grant uos comprc-
hendsd and inclnded IN the act ct In
corporation"
2. 10 hndina that the privileges. grants
and duties referred 20 10 said joint rsso-
intions are "sxsosly ths same privileees,
grants and duties" NJ provided In the
s.s~4 - t.
a. to granted lands, identity 10 respect
Of sxtent and aggregate qaansi;y.
3. Ia hndtug that there Vas no grant
of the present main line Of the railroad
Ogn-, and Pness Sound
set OF Incorporation, a. amended, not
only do not iuoiude land for part of the
main line Of road last n,ensioned, bat
positively declare that no snoh srAst 10
made.
5. In finding that the granss remained.
aftcr ihe approval Of The said joint rsso
lusion. a. previously axed, imeAnsna
6xsd In respect Of extent and ag0reQxte
quantity and that this appears 20 be the
clear tnienamenf Of tie isw.
6. In finding that Congress did not,
In plain and uneQuivccai languaze, By
the said ieint resolution provide o.
make grant az lands for the sAid
part Of ne present main line above
mentioned.
7. 10 nos finding that the Depart
ment, from imuedistsly after the ap-
proval Of the said jsins rssolntion 70
Shs present tiDe. has repeatedly and
t-~-~<- A. ~.~~~~{~.I . "A Snxsfn p<I1 n A
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YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS OF
EAaTKxN puULi<1AT3JN9 q e1ar
s.sss. q ~ NsssA H1sf1s Nsgs Dsess.
Nm nassnA HI IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

d. n LoskA fssEssssa Y. hsssy, -.
Ikpr Io1sdo Bzed<, uFit0= . I'D -
fsss6ness of ~ Fiehs hand ane q
thnns pennsans -. ran Foun1.s Th6
eaess bseaDs in6 znsd 10 . dsasss N
b<afab1s. and svoltsa 10 twiee IL
nasnEni -. A fFisad RAvs - Him
nTis CAnnnESp GkEvn; aDd h twenty
Dins1cs she pain had - nnsA sabsidsd
- 10 Give - . Tar ntRhssn ponA which
bad not hAA bafseD foe . vsek. Tka
indsaDns5an Isfs ~ hnasr h . dag
] oonGidsr 4 . 0osf vnluabls artioie.r
4. B. srsvAxr. sGeat, ess&tis. du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

when the blooA u loaded with i'm
pufities and moves alucRishly In the
veins, an Alternative h needed, - this
condition Of the vital nuid cannot last
iouR without serious results. There 10
nothing tetter Than Ayers SarsaparillA
10 purify the blood and impart enere5
70 the system.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

rTsHE CEDAR RIVER COAL
i Cempsny = noe prepared
20 furnish stcamerA, manufac-
tort0a house& stores and Of
dce1 with superior quality
~ Steam and Duno tic Cual.
391o roeAD9 - fug TWN.
CeoAr Mountain Coal ID the
bogk an1 cheapest bscnnDe is
givesmore valns for tho money
hAn eny ether spaI h fhe mar
kek Try II sAA b convtnced.
II b ffce frum rock and slate
and ny uginG Il yo1 en- run
your seCyes and rangeoa whole
year without eleaatoG nuea
% J. n GOTHAM.
Mnnnwer
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

The Bss: Salye Ia the world Tor Cuss.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt kheum, Fe,
YER Sores, Tettsr. Ohapped Hands, Chill.
blAiua. Ccrns and all Skin Erupti0us,
and positively curcs Plies. or no pay
required. II ID guaranteed 10 give per-
fecs sstisfActiou, Or money refunded.
Price ~ ce1ts per boz. For sals By A.
b. SrEwAnz. dw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

q. DAVIS 4 Co. wish 70 sail the -attsp.
tion Of businsss men and ethess 70 thsiI
larRc ssook Of BIask Books, which In
every respect are 1ie, ciass, and viii y
cold a. low - the lowest. us front y
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17
TOWNSHIP PlATS

Is We III II reperss n from - he 80 oiyness oIncn
Land 0dIce We ere prepared 10 furnish
township plata with entries married -
date. thereby navfng to intending settlers
the delay and trouble Of sending away
for the same. Price, per towu2kip. 81.
ANDERSON BROS,
Room I. Yesier-Lsary block.
2. o. boz ~. sA7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

Bargains in Msn's snoss a As.s'
xxzsyA tel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

E.E- Cana. Of Daeaests Mills. Pa.
says he saved the life sf bis child with
group by using Giimorefs HaQnetie
Elmer. A. h 6rrwAxr. agent. du
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

TIE very hs~s phoseeracAic vurk ID
aentsl< n dooe By The 40 nF0. Ne
Ossss 4 Qaisk. 7issS rrcss sssss< sss'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

T.R. rrxrnzzs. inssrssss and Co.'
naiss2on AerrA &s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

a~usAeas snA FIRE fnsxrxaes. MA1-
rr.nc q RAnzmxpnA AgsmnA asS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

RESI- SMOKING ToBAcsD. 90
c~nts per psant. Anft-ueesy. - Ne
Narth fxssie Neus Depos. MiIl rs. iAis
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

rTyHE OREGON IMPROVEMENT Co.
i with increased fncilifi<p. aFeprepare4
70 supply families. stores ais1 ofl1ce6 with
. superior grade of hftuminous coal care
fully ecreensd snd ssleutsz. frum the
Frank In Coaliery.
Also have conssAntiy on hand the cid
lisry.
The attsaticn q steamboat masssrs d
specially oalked 70 The frnnklan Coal,
which h unriyaiied Tor seeaming pur'
posen. and can b supplied h sny quantity
22lo POUNDS 70 TnE Ton
And full weirhf RuarAnfeed.
on . and 61akers foot Of Commercial
and King pfreeta y. A. BELL.
oc1 Coal Arenf
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=. eIrM

sworn; Live on Merccr Island, east
aide. ~ miles frsn the north point OF
abe island. II is about q tpiis and Q
half from Boesrs's place 70 Lixzie Mill
er's place. There arr cattle trails
through there. have lived there over
year. Tho land raises zoo feet
above the water. The sislard Il passa-
biz level. and In soms places rucEh.
About bali Of What havs ssen IL Gov
erred with nnderbrush. hilisf's oattls
rnn on the island.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

sxoru- keep q gun store 90 frcns
street. Miller traded a wincheetcf vita
uas. l gave DE- DAwssn a - " WIZ
eae@tsr cartridge. I have two In uy
hands. one 4S IS aud one Is 60. q Win
chesser bali wesses aoc grains. and ear
,ies 90 prsiss OF powdsr. and ts-I5
weighs $50 grams and carries % srefss
~ po1aey. We sell q god many sons,
ard ouits q numeer os tk@ A $50
WINCHESTER xtil not carry tS-55 shall
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E1hss - = ns usaeds Vcn6d hsss
uesvg1 fa6el. aimca insonnaay- IL
maa - - - nboc<tne 90 asmesf
- }sys1 vt1k h-s victixM Ihs rnnes
- - e1pos dhuus thn1 - bu11snn wseo
drpd fTn@ Gf10s< prpGknd1r - 1xrno
pesat. | epe bssh 6ois~tA IT, ~
bo<n - cslibsF hmi1A Ihe - % kaf
vstehs - GrAina- Tbe balls t0ok
from hta ten4. - ue<Rhsd "a arA1na.
go ~ e16es, UA1uA hAd yoa seme -
efnkfrf : bo9a. uskehsd z7S Rr1xns.
Lhees bills w01jA b s1kesy 10 sese snsBs
lite veea14 ~ pssssn9 shssush sbe
e911 Iecun6 - Fam1e = vnsen -
onaia- poe1es hnife au3 ~ ean3a. Ii
wss IN epen faeed rscksi plazed Dusch,
md ths bands pelnt 10 f6nr sna : kali
n1nuteu past e'sisek- On Celm2n
foue4 : poskat bsok ceutnin}ng en- Gve
drllsx eresseaek ana tuo Gvs dssiar
e0id pses<a- There vss ne1htng 70 Tire
pants poekges- Tns pssko1s I'D been
pulisd CT md shossd bsok-
Cress-sxa01natfsn-The bnl1ees -
passsd s1s1zsly t1sunGh Fak1sn,s budy-
Ihs wssnd n Coiners esnp}s vss
fifed from q korixontai t8sitD1n. -
The ssspod mass have h4sn oxed nfinR
bs bad fallen With bis hea1 osex ~
sids ef tie boaA
RkI8lrx 0akMkm-
| vss With SEAMS uhsn se fpund shs
bodies. Ibs popte1s Of ths elDth1nR
Uore nos touoked whsa tAs badfm vssa
tarBsd over 70 tbs Cessnss.
saknur .. 4. 10 asxw.
Am BhsrfG e Kine esun6y. Assssasd
Mfiisf - M hpnc. Afisr nrsseo1ng
h1m. I asksd fer his 6snafDA He
opened he coal Esd sd. Hsrs -;
sesfsh ma" ted him did ~ tntnk
- vas armed. bss thas he hsd Runs snd
wanted then. H snid Ws1l- yoo
go 50 ahssd and search foe We Rsns;
yoa nsay And ttsu snd goa may nos.
1oat = I'll kaxs % my.r ssarsbsd
fof ~ guns. bse couId end nothing hat
tue ED neskcsA Bbey vsrs rusty.
Ihay vsrs poins<d s1t b. Mrs.. Miller
ard Lixx1s - the only euns skst had
beea about ahe hoass for long lime.
and ell The guns owned By the family.
! vent add trled 20 tsik With him. b1z
hs rsfsssd 70 tall 70 ns.
Thomas Evsns was ordered die-
charged, there nos bsin9 safaoient svi
dsnoe On which 70 hold him.
The tsstimeny beipG nii n, Conrs I'D
journsd ttli 10 o'eloek this noenlng, 10
hear ths arsunsnta. - The City Hail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

swarr--Atu coroner. Held sn sntopsy
On me bodies of Oolmsn and fAften-
Pssseu's body I foana bad been IN the
ws,@r som< nsne4 He wers shirs. I'm
der shsrt. vess. Pants. trsverA shoes
ana ssockirss. He hsd q bare iip. No
sides shss there were tSs wenadss one
shrwnsn the eody. Ths bali bad enter
81 ne lrft side Of the BODY. bstw~eu ne
tenth and eleventh rita and pa*sang
throash ths body vent ens % sns n<ck.
Tat sas . mortal weard- A oaisss
r.nssa that vcand. II rnnss h.vs eeen
. ride ball. II VAS frcrz 70 ~
csliber hnIlss. A rereon vuh s1sn :
xcana mtgts dse IN ten naeutss ~
might live an hcar. The esnet eaile.
pssssd thrscsA his thigh. ihis wcana
vas prohahsy infsetsd after tae nrm
snos We. ard. think sh~ vcnnas
were rzsae ey balls az ths ane esiinsf
1 sxsmined the eody Of 0cimsn. \
fssuni fwo ballet wnnnds ~ tes hrsd-
TIE fsrst shui snsefed The isff tsfnrse'
ra@ssed shronSh TIE semrls are nrsm:
and striking The skuii rsccunded an1
lsarsd In the bFsln. The ether esi'
p&nes2 tareoeh the top ~ - seaA'
rAnsina dewnssrd and ica9tne = -
sssk nuascss- hAvs bssA sAsss eaiss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

NFOBLLK n ONE or THx MOS +
M charming c.tse~ IN the Eoukhs WIN .
tocnk3om art c@4maAe nnnHrpNe~0d.
Tenr1seB eD<nx 9o1ka a. - the kxpo9i-
sfnn - = lAssr viii nEd n to thakr -,
v~nsaUD tswep os.r 10 Mob in. om]g
fpuf kour~f rsz~ frsm ksw urin@ns. ises-
oxnn1mR ftsns avAdsnx tne Fnsh ard 10.
enavsssess . st~axs astss.Aing suoA 1arw<
ThD usesi - N~es newiy rfnrnsshed
an1 ensp~1 a n c1w1souk Aad - - ~
wz15 ~ - 81 & na-&< IL eos ~ - nzQu1
ouwuku1s hsaeis 10 - Scexk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

80 onngGH8 . GsE9u fasR-
D.k Dsa1fnsd. vksssszi> pspss dsaiss
q C1Ae1nn8oun- Ienn-. uri1no that he
- ssriounty sflieesd U5eA . sessss estd
thn1 sse16s6 - ~ IunaE b4d esisd nasy
sc@sdis u3sbous bene1k- Bs1o9 ~
deeee 70 ny Dr. kinGs ksu Discovery
fus Csaos1peiou, "a - and vas en-
t1ssiy cured b - of . feu eo91lea.
G1nn vhhsA time ~ hss uued Il b N
fnDily for ~ CsuGks an1 Ooi6s vtok
- sssn1ol This b - sxpsEtsaas q
thoasznds Uhess iivus havs bseo axsd
b. thks Won6s<fui Discovery Trial
botttss frss ~ A. B. ssswsxs's Drue
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

MasaUw. Fa<msziy n tis g - Hoo,
ss!sns s46 Islas sssss s<sask ksu
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

ssWn--Live In Seattle. l am 4 mem.
e q The gnnsnith hra Of Hardy a
~ ksep ali kinds Of guns Know
va. Miller. Have sees him In the
urs saw him there tvo nnonths aSa.
ns hss hcagAt a little afnmuntt ons sen
Nsiy gexasr And shot. traded htm
s&& Winchester Tor s. Winchester
- sFfiax. That gan sill caly shens q
90 cafssidce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

Nen-Livs corner Third and Jackscn
&c<& Am rsilroaa engineer, Looked
Ne bodies Of ColtsAa and raiten
tAks Washisgton on March - end
"a ths 81 ws found near the so0th
- ef tie lake too ceAta. ratr ef
-. 1...t'scs pair OF unmatched oars and
sw articles The eoats laid right 20
sasf. We also faurd peEeii and .
nsr. The p~nsh vAs in tve Feet os
~ sst Ten fees fram the shore On The
laaad hat and pieee Of fesh In
80 feet cf water. We breazat the
- snd gave Il 70 Shcr.fs McGrAw. We
kesed Il vas hrstr, The hAs had .
hrvaee il. Witness recognized
. 81 and other articlrs shown hixn ~
eos~ Be fanad on MAroh "a snd
y tee articles we're founa = quarter
mile from tie soath peint et Mer-
&end. hlaxrd as alder tres Snd
kea u TIE coats lsad rsghs At the
g taA alder tres. HE sAose Ia
Nra WITH wsodfslis and trees. aRsi
sfs snly few places wheFe yea
- ~ handy ~igh hcai. Al she
- ~ssre these thiEes were foand .
pfeleets cat over ths water and
-. - slnmp of willows. lie hni
- sask 10 aboat i've feet Of wsies
We hFSia vsE q little nearer the
fssFs we're sems ltnhs hreksr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

sxs Wiibss Psssenil ~ lived a ~,
hoass- 60 him lass en >lnkurlsy. Pes.
ssh. Ths usisssas ID - drscs csss
poatst usre Wtlbur's. apd shs hzndksr-
chsss hAy@ sesn him hnss- su nns
sarv aoont thshst
AIi sss srsIsiss vsss ss.sss>d !. svs-
deDoe e1ocps ~ has.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-03-17

Ssur-i livs esss OF Lake Washing
u, On section 81, townenip Is Lived
4eFs Tea years. | remsmbsr she s1n-
t4f when the Chinamen vcrs driven
ri saw Miller that sanday, be had
: Ninshesser rifle between 10 shd II
fsiook.
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-29
No Further Reed ofThem.

doing duty in the coke regions, except
uniformed police from this city, were
discharged by the sheriff this morning,
there being no further need of them.
Weak Arguments Against Statehood.
Wash1n ton, Jan. S5-A very weak
opposition was made to-day before the
committee on territories to the Harrison
Dakota bill. Colone! Thompson and L.
G. Johnson, residents of the territory
spoke against the measure, the first
being opposed to the submission OF any
question relating to statehood to a pop
ular vote of the people interested, while
the latter wanted division OH the line
of the Missouri river. 1t is clear that
the tactics of the democrats OF Dakota
and many of those IN congress is to get
up a snarl about the line OF division, but
there can be no snarl except among the
democrats themselves. Two democratic
senators and o dozen democratic rep.
resentatives said to-day that the Harri.
SOL bill would be passed. Generally it
is believed that Washington and Mon
tana territories may come in with Dako
ia, but the st~atementisent into the north
vest that q compromise was being eff
fected by the Dakota state officers now
here, or any of the republicans in con-
gress is untrue. Che claims of Dakota
as set forth in the Harrison bill stand
alone aud upon distinct facts now az
they did three weeks ago.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-29
Mexican Aawiessness.

Galveston. Jan. ga special to the
News from Matamoras, Mexico, says Old
AlsatiaD, a Jew merchant, in the Antonio
block, while closing his store last night
about nine O'Clock was almost beheaded
by u blow received from behind with an
axe. The murderer then rihed the safes
of nearly $1,000 and escaped. Three
men who had been seen in the block
have been arrested on suspicion.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-29
Notice.

Cffice of Chief Engineer, Fire Depart
ment, Yankton, Dakota, Jan. 90, 1886
General Order No. Ito the Foremen
of Teller Hose Company No. /, Cham
pion Hose Company No. 2 ana Yanktop
Hook and Ladder Company No. /: You
are hereby notified and instructed to
have all members of your respective
companies turn over to you at nee their
uniforms and hats OF caps to be placed
in their proper receptacle for same in
the truck house. All members of the
frs department are instructed to turn
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q to Agree

Columbus, Jan. 29-The conference
committee at the noon recess had been
unable to agree upon anything further.
with indications that they were getting
further apart on the main issue.
Columbus, Jan. 29-The joint session
met at ten o'clock and without the trans
action of business adjourned till to-mor-
r~owmorning. By previons agreement the
two factions of the conference commit,
tee which have charge of
the arrangement for compromise
submitted their propositions.
One of the propositions is that a special
ofssix members, equal politi-
cally, shall make an investigation of the
Hamilton county case ana report its
specific findings to the senate.
Tie conference committee resumed
business at 1c so and expect to have
something further to report.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-29

The bill introduced in the house by
Mr.. Swinburne, of New York, declaring
the silver dollar o legal tender, makes
all standard silver dollars heretofore
coined legal tender, and directs the score
tary OF the treasury to recognize the
coined silver dollar Of 4121laa grains equal
in value to the gold dollar in payment
of all claims against or due the govern
ment.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-01-29

Miss Cleveland has inaugnrated some
thing IN social life at the white house
that is considered at least o new de-
parture. She holds public receptions
o. Saturday afternoons, stands up like
her brother. but without him, and shakes
hands with tie masses. It is said she
has the same regular pull Of the hand
that her brother has, and can shake
hands with quite "a many in the same
length OF time. None of the former
female occupants of the white house have
ever held public receptions--haye Owe
made public show OF themsslves-and
this innovation has caused a great deal
of talk among society ladies.