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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-28

F. w. Collins went to Brainerd On
business on Monday evening.
All should unite IN properly observing
Memorial day on Monday next.
Willie Rasicot now has chsrge Of WIN.
Buffers new store at Belle Prairie.
J. S. Priest IS now running a saloon
at Lake Calhoun. near Minneapolis.
The Braine I'd Daily Journa! viii soon
be enlarged toa seven column folio.
Don't fail,o see the Royalton Dramat.
lists next Monday evening at the rink.
Hon. H. L. Gordon of Minneapolis
was IN town 1or a few hours yesterday.
Mrs. C.D Auyer will leave for visit
with her parents in Iowa IN a few days.
Albert J. Has s, travelling for an iowa
stationery house, was in town yesterday.
VIM. and Theodore Bredfeld are now
engaged in railroad work near Glen.
wood. ..
A subscription is being circulated fl.
purchase 600 pound bell Tor the NJ E.
church. s%,...5,
! A revised Program Of the Memorial
Day exercises win be found in another
column.
|.
j. M. Gotta ana family viii start Sfor a
three weeks visit to Milwaukee next
Monday.
Lawyer Farnham was quite sick 'ha
first Of the week With neurMi gia of the
stomach.
d. e. Conner went up to DaggeN
brook yesterday to help bring Cla,4<e's
log drive out.
= With the assistance of the government
reservoirs the Mississippi is KEEP! at a
very fair stage.
Mrs. J. T. Stlllwell has gone to
Chippewa Falls, Wis, to make her
mother visit.
fHessel, the machine man, calls special
attention to the Mccormick in mum Der
OF locals This week. p
d. M. Brooks of Parker returned
Yesterday from two weeks trip through
Mcleod and Wright counties.
James Stuart returned Wednesday
from his visit to Monticello: his mother
returned with him for short visit.
Some Of the track material for the
construction of the road from Glenwood
to Minneapolis has arrived at Du]uth,
Unless the Democrats hurry, mp and
import: a lawyer, Street will haye a
walk away for county attorney this fall.
VIM e. Dow reports swarm Of bees
at his place on Wednesday Of this week.
the earliest ever known in this vicinity.
a. G.. Shattuck i for Anthony Kelley
tCotwas3 10 town supplying our lead.
ing merchants wiah groceries on Tues
day. .ss:s /. .,s u: z..s
Milo Porter returned yesterday from
q cruising trip over the railroad lands
near Motley, and left this morning for
St. Paul. ~ i T. IT,.
"a dance for the benefit af the Little
Falls band will be given after the dra-
matte entertainment NEXT Monday
evening. .:5s .... #S.. :.
Chas. Salisbury returned on Saturday
last from his "Trip to Dakota. He was
out on i horse trsdiug expedition, and as
usual ne won. .. 4.
Is picture from Puck was discovered to
represent certain local characters, and
has been framed and hung up in The
Central saloon. s=.s#
! Workman IS now pleasantly
situated il I job printing Office in linn.
espolis md i mastering the artistic
brsnch Of The trade
Jones the pop,ular day AZ operator
q The dep Is has = ken. short vacation.
and riill visit lesr Lake Mime
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-28

Wetzel is having the front Of his brick
building painted red. :.s e..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-28

G. F Lamb left for ST. Cloud on Mon.
day morning. q. :. s..=t.s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-28

Farmers are compl aiming that the
ground is getting too dry.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
ABOUT GEORGE Il. BARON.
Making Money in Canada and Dying en-
Mia Way Hsms.

reporter OF the SUNDAY MORNING NHws
last evening, learned some particulars con-
cerning the death Of George Fl. Baron, the
young lawyer wko disappeared from here
two years ego. after dsfanlting to an es-
tate of which he had charge, and who died
in Chicago /; and as . large degree Of in
terest was shown In the matter when it
was first made known in these columns,
the rest OF tAe story is given, even if it is
a little old. Mr.. Barons friend said that
after leaving here, Baron vent to several
points il Canada, and entered upon ga
reer of specuietpn. no succeeded well
and in one day made evsr $4,000 He
found hlmaelf Dexsez7ed Of handsome
balance after . time, and though his
brother-in-law made q settlement with
fAose hero 10 whoa he dsfaulsod. Finally
he esnciuded 10 Yetskn 10 Jsss@y City, but
he dssidea n stop evsx en- his way, at
Chicago. WAiis a. he Briggs House he
was taken III aAd - his own request he
vas removed TO the CcunAy Horpital. One
aay when the nnrses visited him, they
fsund him dead. His wife was summoned
t. his Bedside, bat he hAd expired before
aAe arrived. II 10 sad thAt he had S, 900
Epon hiKn 1t the time Of his death, bet no
sne knows vSAt b@name OF it. Ess. BsEea
received nons o. lL: xnd sAe ~ yet S4rn-
mg her living at Newark ~ p s.A4 tke
Aesdl
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
as,ess 1snw ON s4xrKR
Phe knights Of Lsbsr Order Wsrsx 70 be
STEPPED NJ e'Clssk.

The knights Of Lsb.r Order Wsrsx TO be
STEPPED NJ e'CassiE.
CHusAeo, H. Fov. 6-Fke Executive
Committee Of she Knishta Of L@bsr, to-day
issued general order directing ell the
nnents at the U1isR Ssoek Yxds, IA both
the beef and perk packing establishments
stop work at tAFce o'clock this after
noon. 1nis makes the strlko general and
causes nearly IS Gee Men te stop work.
The strike bscasae general shortly after
O'Clock. AL OF the men in the great
houses of Fowler Bros, John Oadihy and
nearly all of ArMouR's men left their work
BY order of the Executive Board about
o'clock this afternoon. There were very
few men left in the yards One Of the
prominent packers said 81 am ready to
shut down sixty days il al the other pack
ers will do tie same The strikers then. .
he said, would have good opportunity to
rest all they wanted 70. +"
1t is not exactly known what policy the
packers will now pursue, but it is under-
stood that they will at once advertise for
men to take the places of the strikers.
The demand made on behalf OF abe men,
4 is understood. was tnat eight hours
9hould constitute q days work, the men
agreeing to accept 10 per cent. reduction
IN their present wages. Fourteen thou
sand men stepped work in response to the
sraer, but it il estimated that the order in
directly affects six to eight thousand more.
10 has been ascsrtained that Knight of
Labor Barry. who was sent here during the
last strike, Is ct the yards. He il accom-
panied by another representative of the
Kaights of Labor.
Armour d Co. commenced killing beef
at their old house this afternoon. The firm
declared that many of thsn men had re-
TUNED to work.
The hog killers employed at the Interna-
hoRsl Packing Company's house went cE
strike at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
a FALSE ALARM.

Mrs. DIR. Everett sets Tive OMcers to
search Her House for Snppsed Bur-
glar.
About one sock yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Everett, Of No. 1873 Bergoa avenue,
IVES preparing dinner when she heard
door on the Aoer above slam sAd imagined
she hesrd fsotstsps. She imMsdistsly
made mp her mind that there wore burglars
In the house, and going TO the telephone
asked Police Headquarters to send whole
squad of cfiesrs to the house to capture
them, Inspector Lang, whe was on duty,
telepaoned 70 the Fourth Precinc: Station
House. In the meantime Mrs Everets had
Informed dozen Of her neighbors of what
she had heard and all had volunteered to
watch the windows OF her house and
see that the william did not escape
When the officers arrived about if-
cen minutes later they found the
house completely surrounded by people,
all anxious to capture the burglar, but
none willing 10 venture inside The case
looked desperate, but the brave policemen
marched boldly up to the door and into
the house. They made careful search of
every room, under the beds, in all tie
siosete snd in the cellar, but failed to find
the burglar. Az they were leaving an
other door was heard to slam, and Mrs.
Everett confessed that the noise she had
heard waa like that
The crowd blamed the police for not
capturing some one and then dispersed.
Mrs. Everett is more than half inclined to
think that there was some one in the house
yet, and says she will not go to bed until
her husband returns.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
PRINCIPAL Horr,s cRUnIuY,
Mo Must Answer In Cenrt fer Beating
Eddie Wagley.

Thirteen year old Eddie Wagley, who
lives with his parents at No. 1856 Pals 4de
avenue, Jersey City Heights, accompanied
by his mother, appeared to-day before
Judge Wanser, of the Oakland avenue
Police Court, and made complaint against
Principal Charles A. Hoyt, of Grammar
School No. s. The mother was in tears
and exhibited her boys hand, which was
black and blue. Other parts of his body
she declared were bruised. Principal
Hoyt is accused of iuficting the bruises.
Judge Wanser promised to investigate the
oaBe.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
New Brunswick Policemen h. Trouble.

NEW BRUNSWICK. u. j., nov. Skate Rafferty,.
an iamEte OF tbe csunH poorhouse, in IA affidavit
nublshsd here t@-niShf, Nseees the most revolving
aAayges Of repassed indecent assaults upon her
By Oh&eors Esaarty and MannioB. snd indecent
proposals to her by OHcor SseRsld Of the city
peliea force These ehRrssa were made three
months s6s before the Police Conmittee of the
Common Coanoil bat the COMMITTEES, tor soMe
DmkneEn reGsoz refused to Investigate giving as
IA excuse the expense OF an Investigation. Public
sminien has become so aroused that it was deemed
h&Et to publish her afidevit. Kate Rafferty, gave
Nx$Sh to a child TIVE moEths ago. The fathsr of
~ child is unknown. The publishing Of the afi-
&jIyit skHsep great sensation here.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-11-07
Result Of an Election Ret Quarrel.

w. Wall, residence 81 Wilton street,
committed an assault on Patrick Lane, of
No. 5 Van Horn street. A warrant was
issued and Wall was arrested. The dig
pute arose over an election bet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
WASHINGTON.


a8NAAN
WAsH1Neroa, MAY IG.-It Il mt likely
that the Department ef STATE will make
any further Investigation Of the killing
Of Captain Crawford, fer the reason
that the consular ofioers have 10 facili-
ties for obtaining accurate infarma-
Connrmaflona.
The following oonhrmafiona are an
nounced: 8. +. Haassr, Governor Of
MousaDa; I. ]. Healy, Assistant Treas
urgr Of United States a. Chicago; =. 2.
Kimhali. Dlreoios OF the Mint; w. d.
Robinson. SaperTisiaa Inspector of
steam vessels fog the Ninth District;
Charles Warner, Register cf Lad Or
Sea, WaIla Walla. Receivers Of Public
Moneys. W. Leigh. San Francisco;
Wan. Girard, Cheyenne. Thomas 3
Kelly, Marshal for District og Nevada.
Seal Reeks ts be Ceslea 10 san Frnn-
clseo.
Senator Stanford insroduced IN the
Senate today bill 70 grant The right
and title Of the United States IN Seal
Rocks and the right 20 seals resoFting
there, 10 the city Of San ErAneiaoo, Ia
trust for tbs GATED States, on oondi-
tion that the city shall hold said rocks
inallanable for all time, and shall con-
mit 70 the Conimlsaicnsra of Golden
Gate Park the custody and care thereof.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
PACIFIC COAST.



SAz kRsNcrsoa. Nay la-Tha Chria.
snl- Mnfaheus ureg,lina rnteh- uhi-h
heRAn Al $50 lasa nirlf ara rs,ul,,-l =,
oae fan for Chrialol a. las,0 4 -
co1tlnnod untkl naarlq 3 aseInrk fki1
corning withens Rnos6er ~ h'~i',. ~ -.
l4l1e4- Iha match waa thea saoopea.
and win - fcnrkf onf = 4 49,, -
plAca - BE- 1xe1 this Afternoon.
II has ben deei3ad 90 he'd Ne Anal
ooGf ef Ne unfinished wfssslinr rnafek
ser ne coast champsouship belueen
latthsus and CAristal wl3his ten daVg.
tns exael tins sn1 plaes have not ysi
Rurt af EnaFy NstcA
fo1I IuwSa2R, Nay l&.-Thn
o4Ekeuline SkaQil. Canfain Hal.
which arrived yeslerdae from san Fran.
ci8oo. made the quitknsl roun3 tim eveF
made from Forl Gamble % thai ailv
and return daVa Hsr fiuae
RolnR down vas Ave DAYS. disahars1nq
oargo slx days, retaFuinE eizht d1ya
The folluwfnQ vessels are loe7inr
lumber and cnal on tie Souna for for
elRn and ooaglwiss ports.
Iaooma- Ships Ninssah. Shfrsev.
DaahinR Wave, OAnadA. Alex Necai.
lam, baEks q. q Goes, suniranais.
Gaiia. Vladimar. Hope. harkenafne
MfeafisE. sahoonera john q. Nnrth ard
Marion. with lumber, harks EIla Thav.
ef and Aareola, and shlp Glarg of tht
Seas with oual. Iotai taunare. Is q99.
PoFl blakoly- Mounf Washine.
1o1 and Psu1ata, bafks Sir william Wal
lace, sumaflide. @. q. Whiemore. Pei-
elaua kaErari and John 6miah, With
lumber. Tolai tonnare. e<Gs.
Rort Gamhle-Ship Ronan1a. hsrkr
AFkWFieht. FrinRa, Sir Jamesetiae Fam-
~, knkuoa. eehoouofa Annie IiaFaaa.
Dora Blnhm and Alice. lumber. Total
tonnaQe, E2e6
6eattle-Ship blue Jacket ana hark
3efmnnia. coal. Totnl tonnana, 28s8.
Asabaek-bafk Enooh Talbot nna
oaEkentiues Retriever and Moods, lum-
Der. Tceal tonnage. 22l0.
Fort MadiRuR-- Barka Oakland and
Fidetta, lumber. Total tonnage, aSa.
Port Discovery BFig Deaoon. lumber.
Tonnage. lo2.
naFnea ts Deaah.
San ERaEcmco. May I4.-Wm. Boyce,
while aaleep IA his room e s. Hant
street this mofnin9, overturned q
liRhted lamp. ikniiino the bed clolhinR,
and Vas barred te death.
ne Arab wina the Race.
A dispatch received IN this city says
the keninoky Derby, AZ LouisEilis. was
ven b. HaeRin'a Ben All, by : half
length; distance mile and q bali,
time 2.S6b.
shipping antelllGenee.
San FnAncrsco, NAY A. Arrived
Ship Two Brothern, Tacoma.
Sailed-Qaeoa of The Pacific, Victoria;
ship Yosemite, ahip Oriental, Taooma;
bark schooner Gold, ~. Townsend.
Pom GAMMA. Nay i4s-Sailed-B Bark
Sir Jansetiee Family.
TATocsH. May ll.-Bsrk and schooner
The weather.
akN FnkEoIsoo, Nay l4---8 D. m.-In-
dioations for Oregon and Washington
Territory. Occasional light local show
efa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

u is slatea With pesftivsneas that tke
Cnicaao, Roak lalana & PAeiao Railroad
Company h8s negotiated ti000o0o q
sonds n Wall street for Tie pu7pese 81
oxlandinq les linea west af tie MisBouFi
river. Aboas I'D miles of neW Rad vii
Be baslt. Tas great companies DO nat
seem % be mach Discouraged On ase0uni
sf tls IabaE tEoablss. Ihsy have fAith
IN ne fnsuFe e ths oountry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

In the weapons and explosives takan
trom the arsenal Of the aFbeifer Esilano
wa . motley oolloc1ion of ne engines
OF eouardly AID brutal warfare. design
cd not fer q manly hgnt, but tor a
aneakinR attack IN the rear or from al
ambush, intended ID al Gases % lnniut
the Rfeateas p0sslble destrucsi0n q ths
onemy With The least exposure and dau-
ger 20 the craven uho dares 30 haht bul
When he has hi8 foonan at q disadYan-
taEo. From one ai the men was taken
q muroefoes looking knife made fFom
long, three eofneFed die. Fhe aidea had
oean ground down until each of she
three edges vas - sharp as 4 razor, end.
ing IL point almost as nne as Z needle.
euoh q weapon in The handa Of 4 xsn.
peFaie man W0nid make q Rhasilg
wound.
10 . small hand grenade scarcely
larger than q tase bali Is dua fi.o
slaughter of The hrst charge that ln.
anRuraled the bloody massacre Ia Has
Market square. Il can be oonveuisntlg
carried u q fairly oanaaioun pocket.
yea after ils deadly work iast Tuaeaar
night. ne Wafda are needed 90 explain
its fatal power. Yarieus mstals are
used ia ia manufaoture and sha core Is
fllsd win dynamite and bFokon biaa of
iron and ataei. shock 4 not : enrs
method Of exploding dynamita, hence &
fuse Il uaed % make iis discharge
certain.
Similar in eject is tha dynamite bamb
that b used occasionally. Tbs onlT
dideFenoo batuoen them = that, Whlia
the grenade is made for Qaiok and
handy use, lha bonlb is appIied when
heavier uoEk b demanded. 1he homb
ia 10 she grenade what the rido u % lhe
revolver.
IL August Spies dssk tWo sticks d
giant powder we're picked up, each
weighing 4 pound OF q pound aud q
quarter. None of Il has ever beon used
~ Socialists Ia Chicago. bot ita explo-
siFo fcfce naa been % powerfully aaowu
IN quarfies and mines thnt Il mual haqs
Impressed 6pica as & guied thing % hago
ia the family IN aase Of an enoFaau9g.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

They taii IL T.0eisvills q q eiflzeu ~
faal tswn VIA usnt 20 Naw fsrk taesu1iT
and lived q COS - - moet exQe114e
hofeia thare. He siage8 fear days and
nnkad fer hia biil- Fifty -ons 4eilaFs.
asia - oiagk. -Gnasa aaaln, sd t1e
Konsurkinn. Yea hFsHuf aired mF
uals ysl, I've mere maney i1an thai"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

A oopy q Dioksns's aeirangs 0su.
alemen, ouo 0f the raKnut ~ bis pso-
ducfi0ns, va reooniig bonRhl oy alaall
bookseller ID England for 3d. By him
4 wns cold for iSl 70 young man ID
the trade; BE- Ia bis turn diaposod of
ths bo0k % anothef persou fof tf. The
lass kneW the vaIue of bin prizs, ana, ID
spita Of i being impekfeet, feeoid fho
volume fof s. % 3 well kuoen 1rm ~
booksellers. who nos want aomewneys
ahoat Ei2 for Is. Il ls quite 9 small
pamphioi, and hes bsan reprinted win
ouf the ffontispiecs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
CONGRESSIONAL WORK.
A nay en- which Little
Was Accomplished. a


senate.
WkEuN0xuN, Mav IA-Amona tha
patitiana presented ia the senate iolsq
vas one fEem = fcEea ciliHans of Iowa,
pEeaentea b Alliann. pFayfnR for tha
acalitlo1 of tie HAmeFiran Hausa ef
Aor3a." Referred
FRYE. frDua she Conamikaea on Co.'S
fnerce, reparisd favorahl9 Ais hill g
iimt the 7rivileQeg 81 foreirn Vessala ~
poEta q the GATED S8atea 10 tha erle.
lleeoa accorded % vessels uf tha United
elates IL foFuiEn porta. Ffyo eaid b
9oalo, at tna proper time. mopo thla hifl
e an anondmanf - ne H0uzs aAippina
bill. Calendar.
A bin was passad 10 autkorins the
Kansas CITY, p. Scott 4 aulE Railway
@ build = railroad throneh ne Indian
rerriteFy.
AS osclook ths general panalon hiIl
sas placed before Tie senate and Vosl
toek tha hoor.
Allsr debate without aollon an ths
pea1l1n eifl. The Senafe vent inan exaa.
aiire sasaion and aoon adjourned.
WamnNaroN. May 1k--Afier the
transaction of routine husinFs1. ska
honse vent into eonmittee 81 the
whole on 1hs private oalan1ar.
1te blIl Ter lno extension % palanls
gave rise % debate There vas 4 die
position shown 60 lenethan uus ne
iari4 debate. bul . protest Raa made
aua business prooooded With. The
eommiitee ul the whole rose after rnr
porting several bills and ths Houae ID
iournad.
The WoFk o. tae Gemmltfeen.
Tho Senate Oommiiaoa on Oommeraa
thia morning ordered 3 favorablo rs-
port on HoaF'a resolution. which 70.
quirss the committee % mska A report
snoUing The pohIic necessity for each
item Of expenditure ln the river ana
haFbor bill
The Senate Commiiiee On Tarrsiorina
ordered fayorabio ruport % Vesi'a
bill dxinR the boundaries az che Yel-
loWatone PARK, providing thaa L ahall
hereafter % ander the sole and erelna-
i've jurisdiction Of the United slaena
aud anthofizing the Secretary 81 tho
Interior % make and pabiiah rules ana
regulations for tnR oare of Che paRk.
The senate Committee on Auntnuria.
tons has authorleed Logan q Report
heek the military academy Rpprnrrin,-
ton bill without amendmRah
The House COMMITTEES en- PostoGItaa
and Post Roads hiss agreed 10 rscosn.
mend on-o0ncurrcuce in the Subsidy
amendmentH aad thai appropElatina
5000 for the pay % The Postal Car
service added b the senate 30 the puut.
ofuee appropriation bill. All the o1har
senate amendments are eoncnrfed il.
All the Democratic members 81 the
committee present voted against tha
subsidy amendment and all ihe Rsput,.
llean members exospt 9nnfher and
Wakedoid for it.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

Tha cmpaain of . British sohsanes, on
his uay from CtIla 90 Ns4 orie4na. re-
pcEts passina over = E1bmagfne Uinerzl
oil apEina. wkish babbled above bis VS.
81 for sous tuo hundred ysr6A Il is
sIupesad that ne sprina is The osi cargo
of foamdered vessel, oF Il m4y bs q
natural phenoaenrn-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

Oue q ths rnost fomarkahle lapaaa of
msmory on fsoord y reportsd b : Paris
Journal A man Who is ngw enioy&na
the social anineuoa of q dock labaFoS Is
discovered q b. beiF 10 3 vast Gsuune
ID Enelaud. His mother eisitea Ne
eantinant when he was hu4 IA inf9nf,
aud i1it him Wilh 8 narea While she
weut shoppifR. The exeitemeut - ths
momsnt caused tbs masaer 10 foERa4 all
sbout her baby. end sbe neVsE aeain
thoaghi q him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

Ths French have s singular penchaDt
for being massacred. A ehgrt time
ainca it was q massacre Of several hun
drsd on The weat ooast of Africa, the1
In Zanzibar, then Madagascar, Ton
qain, and nov the Hebxidea EsiAnda.
Il each of thses eases Il h4s bsoa re-
psgted that the eAptsses we're eaten, ard
IL mast have been q source Of n1dsa
humiliAtion - . FrenahmAn 10 oontsm-
plate the fAet thai be W0uld probably
b. vesy badly cooked.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

The --latest swiadlsna soAaHe pEaeiiss1
in AshFazka = b Aeu HoFk anaFPesHI
uho are 80 anxfoua - pianf organs II
sssry farmers h9ne that they Give them
= frsa.n 2 and. - e4idence of God fail1.
require onig g % pAy fEsight. TNo
seaks later . 1t-osal moula oEEan a..
rilns-by mail
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

Measures for the rsbailding Of SAnk
Rapids. MIMI, recsntly Destroyed by .
tornado, have been put In operation. A
bniidine committee aapeFvlsSs the work.
LambeF b being bought for ever 100
hoasaa. AZ frBi, dwellings 70 oost $500
each win Be eFected, She inside nos 70
Be fnished, ths owners 20 be left 20 do
that part ef the work IN the future.
fhe aFss object is 20 sppoFti0n public
aid % hoaainR the homsieas people, ana
give then fuEnitars and provisions
snoaeh 70 starr in life anes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15

The Pennsyipania lumbsrman ars
loskiBQ ap nee Worids 70 oonquox, On
aeeount 81 The rapid disappaAFanaa of
the forogis within tbe Boundaries of tha
state, Warren couuty inmbefu1en hnFe
beuRhi large tracts In Louiaiaun and
Mississippi, which seem - b. ths favor.
tracts ran Ia extent from eooe 10 f5.00Q
lands pufohasgd Fun 1000 feet % The
eere. The purchases are ealo % EN-
braee l.ft6 800 acres a tl-z5 poE aofe,
representing an outlay ~ 81 $4,000.
Nearly al Of this capital has eons fsom
the North.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-15
EstFaY Notlce.

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