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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

mails i lhs Stats and Isrrstorias q
liquids NJ h4ble b exF aalen e. ap.a-
tAussaa eombaEtioa e. izultion ~ ~
oE shoek, and ns1 fu14uuaotes es.l
soap, paslats OF esnfee1ene. oint@e1ta
gAisas and arlleiss q ElmiiAr co1ass.-
eaey. undsr oortafn os1aaiooa ansorlaH
aafsly 20 other mail master - trans
MISSION.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

Lono BRkKcH. Jaly 12-Tha police
authorities rAided Philip Days Pena
sylvania club house again at midnight.
Dsls aRd the players we're arrested. the
employees OF the house made prisoners.
and 10 the scuffis Amos Earle received
terrible blow on the head and On ser
Hsndy bad his club taken from him.
DAILY vas released on his own reooRni-
zsnoe to await examination. John Da
ly's einb house, on OSaan avenue, wac
also raided. The proprietor vas baiIed
out. Both raids we're made on complaint
Of William Winheimer.
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FOREIGN.



vrENNk. July i2.-fn Trieste. during
The past twenty four houra two deaths
oosaFrsd from ohOleTa and elRht nsg
oasea we're reported.
Pruaalan Greg Oufissk.
BgREm, Jaly IL -Ths ealsial report
says that whiia the prospseta of PFus.
sisn ofops. sapsci ally tAoss Of Fios and
whsaa, ars eeneFally highly satisfactory,
tha ousiook in several districts Of -
lesla is bad. Osts. barley and potatoes
aensxally promise normal eropa
Aasaralian NeWa.
eAH FRAncrs o, Jnly II -rhs A. 8. n.
Csmpany's steamer Tymooa was
wrecked 6 Green CAPE liahtnoass 0n
Nav Slth. the second Day 0as from Ael
boarns. with q loss of n 0f the s. pas
senaers and nambefa Of tie ere8 o1
board. Tha captain and the third OfioeF
of ths stssrneg aFs nou % sydney
aa4itinQ trial % charges Of man
slaughter 10 oonnaoti0R With the loss u
ne vasssi.
sssiat dIspatsh - the eydnsy
Herald a4ys that % Nav 30 the natives
sf the Msylafi Isiaad boaFdsd apd 81
tanked ths achaoner Louna kliek. 4
Desperate baftIs snsusd rssuiting IN the
death of afteeu pSfsons-the eo4ern-
msut agent, the osoks . ntllmaher and
absut a d1Esn aaEaRez. The natives
wara aubaeQGsnfiy conpailkd % rstiFe-
Ths sehoo1eE departed 81 nighs for
Qasenslan&.
Gs1plaana - naaaum.
LESBOS. Juiy l2--Ths Ftsuna eogres.
pondent q tbs T,Ars ssifgrsphs that
thsrs b great oomFlAi4t 10 bstoam ovpr
the shagtnees % the noites eFvun ~
Rua.ia before eioaina that plscs ~ free
psFa He saya that . large namoeR OF
BRITISH and ADarican Ships, wbich we're
- thair aay % Bstoam bsfote ne i14a-
nnan of ths nstfes, gsun04 arrive uusti
After ths part 3 ol1ssa. A. . resah
msny of the oo1aiEnoFs ot oaKHoea y
transif vii pFoaahiy BE- nuetscted M
nsosafly 70 beasy tseseA
mapemsanE 9Iaea 80 tAs Rr1aen xFseDs
Pkn1s, yaly 12-Ths G0xsFumeni has
orasEsd % 60 Espsatine rtaoa - ne d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

A traveller 10 Ne. - xso discovered
tie 6rsak lsttars A b. X. % . lot q
oatfsa. Tie aHeEsas rowboy didat
kreH What s.triaugie. \. Z. !" msapt, bat
TEE ig4seilss sald flAf fhs owneF vas
undoabsedly -Daker fFo@ 20 kasieFa
ooIlsaA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

After mash aailying and tealtation,
The Bntish War Oa1es has dscided %
adops tie mashine Ran fer tAe army.
Ihrse bnrrslied N5F1eBfeldfa, eaoh
wsiahine Eixtg poands end fring 80
balieta % one mlBafe, and 1Va haETeiisd
Quua of f15 poonds ard arfna 60
Foands 4 minnla, ass 70 be agDf 10 Eagpi
and lnasA- fhB twelve bafrslled Run.
that 1res 30 Fnunda . minats. y bsiEa
axrsGimsnaed NJ b.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

Gefman enRineers have eueseaded 10
dinintshinR ths Hwayinz q loo7motivss,
and WITH u ths Beaf of ths feaF driver
nanRsa. oy making tae tendsr eouplins
morn o. iess FiRid lataFaiiy, and. iadeed.
foug whealed looomotiEee hAse been
aaed on some roads fer line engines by
havinR heavy Ehsot bolts on eaoh see
enleFiba sockets on tie tender-in tsia
cay prsFentsnR sither vertical o. haTi-
mil aRaNina.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

- t-dlo-A 2 AA4AceAia<fAl4e Nil4 1ll1k
lar wsaponA
Bnal1sA manufacturesa Uaacsala.
BEazuz. July 1&-Herr Krupp has
oonlFacted % Eappiy Ctiaa uifh ifoo
toas q rails at q pIice, inoisdinR fEeiohe,
y ehilllnas beloW ne i1Wssl Engli4A
RnussxEA 1uly l2.-Ls Noris, Ne
kusslAn organ hsre, anaoaacss that
kusstA win hereafter natcunfeE Rassian
orders 81 decoRatisns On British. Ameri-
caa o. Swiss sahiecia az eiti1snA BE-
cau3s their Eeapac&ivo RogaFnmenta ao
not dseorats Russian sabisoks.
shsrtesmlnGs 81 narensaa aa Warma.
LowpoS Jaly Il. --Haron II. dsworms.
who was Rarliamontary Secretary Of
the Bard u Trade Ia Salisbury's Cab
lnsa, has br0ughs action for q divorce
against his wife on the ground of adal-
teRY. He alleges thai his wife mads r.
cant visits 70 tha Tvrol alone. He sus-
pealed nothine at frsi, beoAass she is =
nativs of Austria. beiaR = daughter OF
bAfoa von fodessor. % Vienna; bnt be
discovered that the shisct Of these visits
was neither patriotio naF innooent. but
rather % NEST ia eFiminal intereoarss
baroa MeeFon, Who made appointments
for her 10 secretly Feaeive him there.
btron De Worms then secured ovidsaca
sufficient % bass his complaint on and
make the Baroness saFrsndar TIE cor
respondencs. lt Il stated thai Baron
Aeefon and the Baroness De Worms
have oancluded not % enter any De
fenss. Baron Dc Worns vas the Tory
IDambef foF the Toxteth Division Of
Ligerpool IN the late House of Goa
mona. He 10 20 years Of aRa and 10 9
heredikAry Baron OF tie Austrian En-
pare. His wife ls q handsome. stately
woman. possessing q voluptaoaa form
and ts . leader 10 her circle and . gon-
egRl social faVoriie.
shsesinG as Wlmbleaoa.
LoaDoN, guly 12.-Tha sheotlnr en-
test at Wtnbledon was opsaed todaV.
fhe weather vas uindy and Painy. 1hs
OABadian and other Colonial maFksmsn
hrad badly. but they are ezpeeted 20
improve whan tbsy bsooma accustomed
20 the ranges and the oondition of the
ssncsphers. Tha prizes aRRregats
An Australian TariR.
A dispaaeh from sydney, New south
Wales. says thai ths House of Assem
bly, after stormy debate which lasasa
atty six hours passed a taria bill. Duf-
iag The debate The atrangeFs' galleries
we're keps cleared Ths members Of
the Opposition. heade4 by Sir Hengy
Parka refused 20 eli on SuBday, and
left She House. After their departure
TIE bill vas adopted without q negative
vote.
@We wouaa Nsa Kali Ghe Kina.
RoMK, Jaly IA ssrQoant e. the IN
fantFy garrison at Moussa today at.
tempted 10 kill himsaif With q Fifis.
Among bis effects vas found let.ar
addressed 30 the KING, stating that be
bad been deputed by 4 ssoret society
10 kill the King, but preferred
10 dis himself, and commsnd.
ING his mother 20 the Kine's
care. When taken before . magistrate
the Sergeant adhered 30 she statements
70 hls letter bat refused 70 divulee ths
name Of the society. The King on
reading the letter said that the nan
mast be lunatie Who wished 70 create
q sensation by committing suicide.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

NEE ToNz. July HI. DsrvssMN&
Co, auzar meFnAants a. iii Pearl
sFssk mAde n aHiguns1A Ihs arm
hns been rated h1zA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

NEw YoRK. Juiy 12.-C Colonel Glider,
Herald representative, will stAFt this
evening 0n An exploring sxpeditioa Of
the unknown reRi snato the rorth Of the
American continent. he will take pas
sage q HsW London. Conn-. on the
HoFthern whaleT Eea. which will Leave
him at Cumberland Inlet. where Ne
hopes By bold dash 50 reach the most
northern latitude yet touched. and, u
possible, 10 Blant the American staud
ard on the North Pole. Colonel Cider
accompanied Lieutenant Schwatka
IL his search for the remains Of the
Sir ynhn Franklia expedition. William
Gnfhths 10 the only white man who 60
companies him. Glider will taka with
him number Of fiseaFms, aud pfovia-
ions for ons year. They propose to live
principally on fish and gsms. Glider
expects 10 fnd the sea open 70 some ex-
tent. bot not naviRable.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

trioltsd anonE he trooGs before Anl-
~ &osh. Ihia aeaion 4 Attributed %
tAs oanduet o. Gsruang e armina bar
- taiionl u AlsacaIsorFaine with simk
lar weapona
GuaiasA manufaelureEs EadcFbld.
BEnzm. July 12-Herr Krupp has
ocnlFacted - supply Chiaa vita iEoo
to1s g rails e. = pliee. inoisdinR freiahA
: ehiallnas oeloW Ne i1wesl EngliAA
0ax.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13
EVEMTs n TRE EAST.
sale sf the Denver 4 HE
Grande Property.
DspsrtuFs of : EoEshsra ExRlaEilz
Psssy-A Lang Branrh cab Hsass
Raided-FAe Aneaaed Assarney
Rnl- Douhas Suicide.


sale of sAs Beaver 4 Rzs GFunae.
DKxsEn. (Col.l J. July l2-Ths Prop
eFty Of tbs Dsnvsr 4 Rio Grands Rail-
way Company Was sold today af y
u'cloek by Lewis II. MgeR and JoAn k.
Stewart, tzaslaes Of the consolidatsd
mortgage, who kad been appointed q
special cemmiasion by Judge HaIlsft, of
ths Uuited States Cirsait Court. By :
decres entsred on tbs Ssh Of Nag last.
The pEoDerty vas purchased by Gee.
Cappei, 6. Arnold Marcus, Robt. MeI-
horn, Theo. Il. 4. Tromp and John J.
nadaReE, . Purchasing oo9mitfss act
the dndsE uhat has been kuoWn Ne the
Cappei he0ra4n q ation, for $I5 000. 600.
Tia bid u reality vas nominal, ~ the
property was purchased for she benedt
Of the bonahoideKa and stockholders.
uho came in andeF q plan Of reoFgaui-
Eattpn. LESS than $4,000 Of c0asoli.
dated mortgage b0nds. &l00.000 Of gen
etal mortgage bends. and 5000 shares
Of stock are nos. outstanding. Tue
property viii at oncs be re0rasuizsd
under the name Of the Denver 4 Rio
GFsnde RailFnad Company, and Wen.
yaekaon, lhe ReosiveK. viii bs made the
kirat President.
The oompany sent into dsfanls upon
the coupons falling dus on july /. 1884.
and the blll fss The appnintmens Of 3
FeosiveF was hie4 on July 6th OF the
sane year, % thai tie dsbs has besn
carried ths0aRh aRd she sals male sx
aotly two years from the date % TIE ap-
pointment of The erigilal FeesiEsr.
Undar the plan Of Reorganization tie
dxsd charges will Be reduosd 70 { per
cent On the nsg oons0lidatsd mortgage
bo1ds and will Be- bE0aght within the
net earnings Of 1855. which have already
been considerably eKossded In tbs cor
responding months Of the present year.
No receivers eertiaeatsa have been
used, and The present current indebted
ness Of the reosiveF is understood 70 be
more than covered By the cash assets on
hand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

WAEHIsaroz, July l2.-Rha railroad
attorney bail, As reported today By Mr.
Hoar fr0m the Judiciary Committee,
makes IL unlawful for = member Of
either House Of OoRgress 70 acoept em-
pl0yment a. 81 attorney Of any kind IN
opposition TO she Uaited States In any
case TO which the United States may b
q party, or 10 which its interests may be
party or ia which lie interests may be
concerned. 81 from or against any rail
road company which obtained its char
ter or any grants Of lands or peouniary
aid from the United States when meas
nfes especially affecting the interests Of
such railroads are pending before Con-
gFees, or from or against any bank OF
other corporation which obtained its
charter or asy peeuniary aid from the
Uaited States, og from OF against any
corporation engaged In inter State oom'
meFee By land or water. or in the trans
portation Of malta, OF from or aQainai
any oorparation OF persons, or ofaoeE, OF
agent thereof. engaged 10 the pf0dac-
tisn, manufacture, sale or Importation
Of any artisle upcn which Q duty or ex-
else tax is levied By Get Of CONGRESS. A
violation Of the provisions ef the act h
mass sAtoaeAo4doEN NUa NNut941Ot1 oy
imprisonment not sxoesdinR one year,
or BY g hne not exeeedsne $500. or both.
a substitute offered By Hear makes Il
unlaWfal and punishable By hne no
exceeding $50. OF impFisonmsns
not sxeeo1iag one year. % b0th,
for any uaemhaK az either H0use
Of Congress 30 accept employ
ment aa an attorney at laW Tor payment
for services Of any kind IN opposition
% The Dated States IN any case IN
Which the Uuited States is party, 10
which is interests may be concerned,
OF from any railroad company which
abtained ita charter or any grant Of
lands OF peeuniAxy aid from the United
States. IL saoh member shall have rea-
sonahle eauas 20 believe that measures
specially aHectinR the Interests OF snoh
railroad are pending before Congress q
are ahoas 10 bs pendinG aaring hi1 tarm
Of once.
Coke, on behalf Of ths minority, con
aistInq Of Wilson, 0f lows, George
Vast and himself, Ieposted bach ths
original bill.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

The Actiae eeerstaFy Of tie Treasury
today ssnt % TIE eenata lcttef from
the FreAanreE Of tbs Uailed States
Feo0mmsDding that ths san appfs-
pgistad foF ths ~ r8-ooin4Es of geld and
allVer sain feg tbs eaEf4ut year b IN
creased fron SIC 600 % sSo,ooo In
isttag tie TrsssaFsr says ths ooDaDd
for subsidiary SILVER cola 10 largely In
exceas Of ths rupplg 10 the IrsaauTy
af2esa and Etnts. ana b inarsasinR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

wAszrNarsz, Jaly tI.-Ths P0stmas
aer Gansrnl baS. - sompilAnca via ~
titsaua sisned bT q i&aKs uu1bsE of
hasinam men In nnmeFaaa ettieas
arnsnded tha poetal ia9s - - %
psrmis tie trAnsmiatun thro1Rh tha
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

WAsHrN0rox, JAY l2-rhe Senate
Committee on JadioiaFy this mcrninR
agreed % report back the AeiorDsy's 3
bill, maj0Eity Of the oomuit.ea cnu.
asnfing t0la FavoFablefrspoFl. The bill
has been msteTially aEs n3ed IN the
sommisfea. Un&ef ils prostsions Gun
Rresannen may become attorneys for
aahaidinad % land grant roads % salts
hstween one company ana another. 90
bas9eea one company and an individ
nsl. bet are prohibIted from aEFying as
asforneye 10 eases In which the Govern
ment has any interest The pE0hlbltton
is exssadad 70 ather thAu railroad ia
teresis, 20 that ConRreaswsn mny not
sarvs auv cooperation es attorney wboas
Interests ere or may heeome . sanlret
Of Congressio1al Legislation. Tue bill
vii probably Be rsportsd to-day o. 10
moFfOw.
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0sable ssielae'

NKw YcEx. Jaly l2.--tvarian CFutch
aad hsa wifs Lazy, aRsd q 50 yuars eaeh,
usro foaad dsad 10 thsaF bedroon a.
No. lea, IssxinaIon nvenRe. teis afssf-
neon. both having conmiitea euioloe
b. shooting thamseives throuah tue
bead. Tbay o0mmtttsd tbe Aet ssme
zine hssseen 8 O'elosk lasa ulgei. shsu
they vsFe iasl seea alive, and o'esock
this afkaFnooa. WkeB their bodies we're
aissossseA- Tba hnEhAsd hAd SGT .
bailst thFoazh his head eshtnd BE Ell
ear. and BIS wige hAd shst hsraelf BE-
hisd shs riahs saF. Crutah uea : Dsr-
sAnns, dasae basiness q IS Bsases
s1rssa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

vrENHk. July i2.-fn Trieste. during
The pasa twenty four houra two deaths
oosarrsd fFon choleEA and olRht nee
nasea we're reported.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13
The new Assistants Secretary. !.

WAsamaroH, Jaly 17-HaRh ].
Thomp 500. Of South CaroliHa. quAliAed
this morning as Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury, and all the bureau and
division officers Of shs Dap&rtn ert
wsrs presented 10 him by Chef Clerk
Yeumana. He called aa the White
House during TIE dag 10 company With
Comptroller Trenholm and paid his re-
spscts 10 the President.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

Tue Fspogt q ihs Oommitles On
Finanos an the amendmsnts peeposed
70 the bill relating 70 she tax Of fFao
tional paFfa Of 3 gallon sf distilled
Spirits was presented In TIE senate -
day. The committeo says reRafdinR
apsuiN bonded Warehouses tor fruit
brandiss that. owing 70 the faet that no
bonding paviieQes are extended 70 the
pr0ducfa Of applea and peaches, there
Is not only eFsst hardship sxpsFisaoad
from lsvyiaR an internal revenue tax
upon them. bna . great taesnsive 90
f-aud. Il has besn observed. . 30, the
oommittee says, that where the tax on
spirits intended for c0nsampti0a u
isSisd and eolleessd e the ttDs the
aoods are frsa pEoduasd. the sxssssips
eost Of ths same. owing 10 the importa
ton tai, czasss hosders 70 thfsW then
on tue market leaR before they are
natursd aod &c for use ~ q hessraRr.
Et h n0t only 70 tie interest of the pro
dabeR and the RoSeFnmeuts bat alAo 70
tie ooosaneF thst the aDe1dmsuf
shouid Be- saactsd ~ . means % pssEsBt
fraud. Gl woaid esrtainiy Fesait 10 an
frn-aaaa IN fhe r1hIin RaVanue.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

~ :.s 80 ~: s:;s.s'' !: sl lUaIlaDlD n 1851
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

LoEDos. July I2.--fha neaotiafions
bet~een Lord Harrington and Lord
Salisbury are Ia progress. Il ia ropoFtad
that L4rd Hartiaaton has pledged him
ssif 10 anpport Lord saliahury's local
government bill and 90 Feiac1 all ap-
proaohea Of NF. 6ladsiana. IL Nc.
Gladstone remains 10 Ciliee the hrs1
move Of The unionisia viii Be q vote of
want Of confidence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

LoADoE, July 12.-rhe shooting s0n-
tost ~ Wtabledon Was opsned today.
TIE weather vas uindy And Fainy. fhs
OaBadian and other Oolonial marksmen
hred badly, but they are expoated 30
improve when tbeY bsoome aeaustomed
% the ranges and the condition of the
atmosphere. Tha prizes aRRFegats
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

0ladsione has written letter 70 Dr..
w. B, Foster IN Which be says that he
considers thu Duke of WoaiminaioF'a
opposition 70 DE-. F0sieE'a oaudidaey fag
parliament In Chester q fresh blow
afguck a. he arisioor icy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

In speech foreshadowing TIE con.
servative poliey Sir AZ. IA. Beach anid
that the hrst measure Wo1ld - 70 nnp-
suspand the Irinh okstruationisla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-13

MuwKuKEz, July 1l.-Advlsss r.
cesyed nsrs q = iats hoaF seuiznt fro1
Waterford. 3 hamlet of 800 peopie -
Rseins eoanly. iasi beT0nd tne bosass
Of Ahuaakea eouufy. are . tha enset
that q strnnas diseases, which made -
nppsarsuos Z fsu days aRo. i spre4d-
Inc. Two deaths have oceaFfed ane alx
others are expscsed momsnaaKlly. Forty
neopia have been striekea uish q ViRa-
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-31
UNEXPECTED.
A Mother Saved From an I'm
timely Death.
Tears Of Sorrow Turned to Smiles Of Rejoicing.

Tears Of Sorrow Turned to Smiles Of Rejoicing.
RotHEs1Els, Aug 81, 1886.
PARDEE MEDICINE oA,-GENTLEA1EN: Iamnow
seven ty three years old, and until was seventy
was always strong and Xalthy, but the amount
TO be sufficient for q lifetme. / had asevere at
tack of scatic unatnsm which completely
Frustrated me; my limbs and feet, and III factlny
was impossible to move without assistance I
was unable to straighten my limbs or to step on
my feet for more than g. year and my life was dis
paired Of Children and friends were called in to
see me die. was treated by thu see good physi-
clans, and they and my friends ditfa2l they could
to relieve ny sufferng3hut with my ayaIl: NY
and bandaged, butnothing they could dc asaorAed
me even temporary relief. Tongue cannot dss.
scribe my suffering. urged them to let me try
DR.. Pardees Remedy, as I had read so much
about it, and of those who had been cured by its
use, that it gave me confidence in it, although
confess had little no faith in so-called patent
medicines me Remedy was procured, and
it a short time could see that it was helping me.
began to perspire freely, and as the perspira-
ton increased the pain decreased, but my cloth
ing and bedding was sight to behold being
nearly as yellow as saffron had taken
the Remedy but ashort time, when could sleep
like child and relish my food Ike one Thank
God it has cured me, and am 5o-d;sy rs healthy
and strong as before, and can walk and have
free use of my limbs as ever. Ihava recommended
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-31
sAGay Old Psnsioner..

Madison, (Wis. special:--Maria Ostran-
ter, Alexander Ostrander, DR.. j. s. Joslin
and Andrew Bean of Centralia and George
+. Williams, county judge and ex-district
attorney Of Wood county, were indicted by
the United States grand jury. The charge
is that they conspired to secure pen
sion for Mrs. Maria Ostrander.
In 1861 Alex nder Ostrander married
Miss Maria Lewis. By former wife he
had q son, G. s. Ostrander. Alexander
Ostrander and his son went TO the
war, and while they were fighting for their
country Mrs. Ostrander, it is alleged,
eloped to California with another man.
After the war her husband secured g. d.
yorce. Finally she returned from Cal
ifQrnia and was forgiven. It is
alleged that she subsequently
eloped with still another man, but she
returned and was again forgiven. In 1880
she applied as the dependent mother Of
c. N. Ostrander for pension, and in 1885
received $2,1S5 us back pension, and has
since been on che rolls. It's charged that
with a full knowledge OF the facts tho other
persons indicted conspired to secure the
pension. All except Mrs. Ostranuer have
been arrested, while she it is said, has
managed to elude the officers.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-12-31

Gov. 1.eslie, new governor o. N Montana,
will mot put iin an appearance until hasis
ontirnnsd by the soma te,s tthus giving Gov
Iiauser an oppo rtunit 81 sinrnish hing the
message to the forthe oming legisl tiyssses.3
sion. GOV. n auser' j n,essage win aenpha-I
sssixs the views no has heretofore xprsssed
an his annual report on The 7si lyer, lant1,,s
.tinlber and other Inn liant quest lions.
The report % tho mining ifdustriessoi
the United Stat tea. exclusive 81 the precious
met it'll special III esti gationsin into The
iron resources or the count ~ and into the
cretacions GOALS 81 the NorthWes forming
the fifteenth volume oil the Tenth Census
Reports, has been received from the blic
printer, and - now ready Tor distri button.
German students in & witzerland have
been ordered to reioin their regiments im-
mediately. Many officers onfurloughha
also been ordered to return to Germany.
W. D. Bailey q Co. Is creamery at Darien,
Wis, WAS destroy d by fire. 2 KISS b