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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
Iha Cold Wave.

cH1sAeo, January A. The severe
snow and sleet storm, which has been
raging threughOdt tie northwest since
Saturday has seriously interfered. with
the telegraph wires in -aA-ditections.
All lines west of here are down, and
communieatien-w ith-the- east-is- kerry
uncertain. A dispatch received from
Sioux City, Iowa, last night, reported
a'blizzard there. ut has been showing
and blowing steadily since Saturday.
There was already foot of snow on the
ground and no signs of the storm abat-
ing. Des Moines and Omaha have also
Lrep0rtedI 4 heavy isnowstorm,,s and a
second dispatch reported the same
throughout Minnesota and Dakota, The
cold wave 81 nal is flying from the Sig
TUsfffCff J0nG SrIo--~,S Ii. r-ef
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
al AIexican Eiection.

ST LOUIS, January 9.-A special to
the GlOGe-Democrat from Sail ills, Mex
leo, says; The gubernatorial election in
this, State (Coahpila)y to-day passed of
very quietly. DIaz' candidate, General
Cargo Galan, has, it is stated, undoubt-
eddy been elected In this city he is
ahead of his opponent, Colonel Ramon
falcon, nearly 2 900 votes, according to
the nearest calculation, although the
ballots nave not all)been counted. qAd.
vices fromsthe interior cities and towns
denote q similar result almost .eyery-
where At the military headquarters
here no notification of trouble anywhere
inlthe State has been received. Some
fears are, however, entertained of an
outbreak and riot at Monclora or per.
haps Piedras Negras.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
The War inI Errpt

LONDON, January 3.-Advices from
Gair6 say that the Arabs lost COO men in
the battle with the British forces which
was fought near Kosheh recently. The
Arabs are reported to be flying in the
direction Of Dongola. al ri
LONDON, January "a report is cur
rent here to-day to- the effect
that "a number Of the Mahdi's
fanatics d, penetrated a., the British
lines at Suakim and attacked soldiers in
the streets of the town 1t is stated
that furious fighting ensued,, in which a
number of English were killed or
wounded Government it is said. has
suppressed the report of the affair and
certained. .f1-} stee@fA - NJ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
THE NEWe0DE OFU. s. SIGNALS
The War in Egypt-A Mexican EIec.
a.at itiOn7Another srrike-The -
o., Cold Wayea
Boy Robbers,

,-,iY ION Boy Robbers siH 10
eINo1HNATI, 0.January 4.-A daring
and unique robbery took place on the
Harrison. Pike, jqst outside the city
limits, lat anrearly hour Sunday morn
ing, the burglars being mere boys who
were masked and conducted themselves
in regular dime novel style. Theodore
Wolf lives I'M small house, d little
apart from his neighbors. His wife, who
was, alone in the ihouse,iwas abed and
asleep. She was awakened by a knock
at the front door, accompanied by the
summons open the, door or we'll
break it down, were robbers" and then
while the, woman almost tainted with
fright the threat was executed and
the masked marauders stood, be-
fore, her. Where is your money and
your ,silverware?" demanded one of
ii robbers, The woman detected the
voice of boy attempting to speak like a
man; she refused to give up her valu,
ables and one of the ruffians threw her
upon the floor and choked her, while
the other vent through the house,
scattering, verything to the right and
lett, and shoulderlng and poeketipg
whatever struck his fancy. When. the
house had ,beenthoroughly rihed the
two youthful robbers made good their
escape and have not yet been ARES
ted, nor, is the identity of. either
known to Mrs Wolf. When, Mr.,
Wolf returned scarcely half an hour
after the unique robbery had been com
mitted, he found his wife neariy
overcome with fear, and she has
been dangerously i'll ever since.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
Tn ose eastern cigar-Mak,e.arss..

SAN FRAscIsco,, January 1.-THE ar
rival to-day, of the 200 eastern cigar
makers was made the occasion of quite
an imposing demonstration. They were
met at the Ferry by the delegations
them through the city. The eastern
men made an excellent impression.
Several cigar manufacturers, each en-
ploying, over hundred Chinamen, an
h.ounced their intention to-day, OF dis
charging the Chinese and employing
white labor. ..-. =. 'rf'I7.' NJ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
Churchill,s scheme.

I 'nL oSDoS, January Lord Randolph
Churchill has submitted 10 the Cabinet
"a proposition for reform'of the ad-
ministration of government in ireland.
The s,heme is, supported BY the Earl of
Garnaryon, Lord ,Lieutenant,of Ireland,
and by Baron Ashbournes Lord Chan
cellor; The project involves the aboli-
lion of the Vice Royalty and the Castle
Executive, and the, placing of ireland
on The same footing as, Scotland, having
a secretary in the Cabinet. If the Cabi-
net adopts the measure it will be pre-
sentedl to Parliament, together with the
scheme for local government, which has
already been decided upon. a'pn il
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
Another Strike.

CHICAGO, January 4.-The strike at
Maxwell Bros box factory is spread
ing, This TIL morning twenty-five men,
who worked in the planning mill, re.
fused to go to work. They say they
have had no. special meeting of their
own, but their action was based ON the
sympathy of the striking nailers
ThTty-hEe non-union nailers went IN
work IN the factory this morninS
They were unmolested by the strikers
contrary to the expectation. The firm
did not pay off the strikers on Satur-
day, but the men do not g-owl about it
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

Sir John Macdonald, Canadian Pre-.
mier, will sail from England for home
on the 9th inst. So
The funeral of Fenian. Buckley. in
Cork, on Sunday, was made the ocea-
sion OF a grand political demonstration
The twenty fifth anniversary of the
accession of Emperor William to the
in Berlin on Sunday. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
The Rabies Victims.

PARIS, January a3.-Before the de-
parture of the Newark children for
Havre, whence they sailed on the
steamer Canada, yesterday, for New
Y ork, they were carefully examined by
NJ. Pasteur. The vitality of the Oldest
two and youngest appeared to be some
what low, but the third was in excellent
spirits. ,..,-,.... .-,.,.,.... .-fA' . .
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
Trough ON PaIn.o

Cure colo, cramps. diarrhsa; exter.
InaHy for aches, pains, sprains, head
ache, neuralgia, rheumatism. For man
or beast 20 and SOC. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
: Bed-bugs, Flies.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats
mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out
By Rough ON Rats. "15c. H. s'7t -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05

wells Health Reviewer" restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, I'm
potsnce, Sexual Debility. 81. t,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
u." auitu-b Hns ioH
- 81 I-t.i---. -.

yeyetcoyered Jewel Elegant Yokbo1es Odor
artistic
aashig Bsagil1l Cndelabra Brass Tables with Mag
one useful and ornamental articles too numerous to mention
especially imported for Holiday Trade such silks Yeye French
Hand Sachesr Plain Henitched Richly
Gents Smoking Jackets Morning p
Piano Covers Berlin Tides
Shaw and Furs White Blankets Lap Robes Travelling Bags
A call will all
Wholesale buyers Goods at close spn
Before offer Bargains and Job Lots a call
old ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-01-05
ORE TERRIBLE THAN WAR

X Ambition and Passion ony of Mind Body
troy Human Beings every year than All the
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

The customs uoIlealinnn a the pag8 e
Victoria for ths meath 81 HeptamhaF
amo1nted 30 80, Ia.
The railway oompany pEopoes erect
lea another wharf a. Che Dorth end u
Westminster svsnuo. les ianQ1h VII -
to0 foei b 75 feet vide
Ths Bank of Britiah Colnmhia la
boaaht Ficsoria city detsuturss % tha
amount Of 8ll6 600, Faosully inauea fos
tha imprgFamant of untsf works ard
streets, a. par.
Two hundred tens 81 aEanits from
tie railway oompany'a quarry "a TIE
NORTH Ara, waa lsnaed a tha o. n. H.H
wharf q Faneouver on Tuaoday. Tha
granite "a being uaed IN tbo oonstFmo.
ton q TIE compauy'a ho1ei AID Mf.
Abbolt's residences.
MF. Bshrsibsr. ne Govsrnmsnt Ia
gpoclsr Of kailwayA a8Ya ne Cnnada
Paslhg kailBay y In ana Dondition.
The oompauy are buildinE I've miles of
SNOW sheds a. q cost q Si.60Q000. Khia
uil make winter travel psFfso1ly safe.
The ansioms authoFiiisa a Viasesin
aaizad q lFaveieF'a trunk ooaiafnfnR
samples og iegNlry. Tbs noo1a we're
AUpfaiasa e. frem tz00 60 1900. auH
TIE maflar has been fefeTrsd - Otl4Na.
Mr.. GgidheFR waa ths owner " the
trunk. and waa q rortereatafiFe of fka
honse of Neaman, San FEanaisoo. he
Claims that th8 goods are business nans-
pisa. and yaiuos fham e eEI5. Ha hns
returned 90 nan Fransiaea. ana fmaBna
tas matter II charge ~ NJ. 7. Dagis.--
Fsncsassr Herald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

Ths grain harvest haa besn abopa ia
asrfaas and u has baen hafvettd IN
good o1def.
TIE Goantg Fair, which was h4la a.
Eima. on tta "a. "a and 1lfh nIllmo.
VS. . s4eoeas. the ex6ihif beinR All ahn1
oonld b sxpscisd.
Cholasa iaianfam i qnila pkagalaut
smong he childrFn in me ooznty. AZ
get 20 ozse has proved fatal.
Ths RspubIIsan Csnsuntiou. halS q
2slh uilimo. nomInalod ths f1Iisuine
tiske1s Fos AndlfoF. Lulhaq MAna, faq
Traaaussf, J. ,. aefberyi 1heri9. ". III.
Bash; Assessor, 4. y. &sWaiL PFnhaan
3adRe. II y. bignald; C01ntv Commi1-
siausEa. H. Bfeger and q. ~ Weafhal-
wnxi Nshn1i Hupafiuten snt. 81 Nnfun'
Cornna4, d. PsaEsea; Wraaknaalsr. 4.
q. Uamun. Iha tlGkss, aenaImilg awsah
iHR, he aifosQ ozs. ConHszR1NpEEx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07
RAmRoAB FEasozAE ANo rnAETIg

oapiAia Sanhosn. Masisr af Trans
portatiun of Ne Oia CoianF Railroad
estimates that 10 les3cd pazsen0or oars
have nrrieed and departed daily at Baa.
ta1 elAllun4 eAs season, oeNdes -
empetsA.
Ite oomrstitiun amuaQ axprsss eom.
panis. has krsa1ly Fedussd thsiF aAarRss
roeeRtly.
East bsund rahss from California lsr.
minal points % Chimgo and 20. Louis
uere lednoed b 50 per oant of tha taEi1
rates Sapt. 7, with q minimam of s.
esnts per 100 lha. Green fruit = not IN
clndsd.
A great deal og sutiinR of passsncau
rates kroD Oinoinunti - Neu Fork i
repnEled. anina two o. fhrea dollars b.
low she tariff. tares from CisgolAnd "a
New Vera are alao eemoraliEed.
RHealoant DNDew. of the New 1oKk
Oantrai, i1 expsotea hens from karops
aeon.
presidents Gasrstt. oF tie Rsltimnss 4
Ohio. b expeeled e notuFn ffom Enrupa
il q fsW days.
Sam1el elsan. President cf ths Deia.
wars. kackauanna 3 WsalsEns saiisd fos
EaFape sept II.
4oulllt =. N%t0tt A4444N M&c134to OF
The Boslon 4 Albany Railroad. commit
I'D suicide IN Bostoa Sept. IS
ME. John O. Ganlt, Gemoral Manager
e Ne Onoinnali. Nsu 0rleans 4 nsxns
Raoida syaasms, fell and broke his arm
last week. His health was not good BE-
foro this aocideua
Poseisai Lowell, General panssaQsF
and 1ioket Agent of the ChioaRo. Bur
linRton a Quiney, resigned On the tst
tnsl. Il Is expseled thai be viii b sno-
oeedod hy Paul Morton. First Assistant
General frsight Agent.
The eatahlishmens Of an express line
By tha Erie IL probably The occasion Of
9 lively express var, which ia said %
have hr0ught tho na3a between New
York and Cleveland i0Wn from R225 20
. cents per 100 pounds. -Rafiroad Co
zstte.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

- soneehzi nore thaa b ~ Edilon
i uIll eeFt1inlg be . diEliuct 4dEa1ce &
tie day II at hRnd when telaafapAie
eomm1nisatlon VIA traizs l. - he eon
an1ansiy nAinkainea, and aand psweE-
fulig - a4fetY e. operation. e not hkn-
ulso - eaonoDy. - a1ifraa1 9aretss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07


We ere Informed thaf The Chioago,
MiIuankee 4 S. Panl Railway has closed
a oantrmes with the Railway TaleRRnch
0illalan6 and smith patsn&a for tele-
REsphine 70 and fFom moving trains. Tor
equippina practically iia entire system
of roads witA that deVioa Il has boau
on trial on ths Counsii Blute division
Tor some tima, and on TIE Chicago 4
MilEaukes division . still longer time.
and has given exselisnt satisfaction. Il
is nsid that he immediste aot1atinE
motive foF takina this step is that u b 3
measure Of eoonomy for handling work
trains and other iou elass trains. Tie
saVing IN time and canTenienoe being
ssry arsat. AZ fast as nag se. ether
fFAins will likewise beoquippsa with TIE
neoessary app3faiuA
Il uill b rsmembeFsd that this system
depanda 90 indaetioa betweou an aerial
wire carried on poisa II Ne usaAl man
ner and 4 train aireuii passing thruaRh
tie roofs % the cara A euntinnous
musical note formed b. eleciris waves
following each other e ths rate Of 500
peF ssoOnd h kep. passing over the gire.
and. mtnn this IA bRoken bY 6he hey.
focns dsts aBd dasees ID ne aslsi man
nsr, bul with q sound whioo b said - Be
very much eaaiar 10 learn % rad. b.
esase . dash, fer axsmpie, y pFoioaeed
mound. whsEsaa with the efainAry souud-
e. i y onlT tWo tap4 asUafatod b 4
IanRer tafaFxnl uf tina than for 3 dot
An tslaQRaph upsEatoxs via see th4f thi1
tnnds 10 maks iearuina te res by sound
sIrcss a ansE a 90 Foaa 81 aaRh1 On 4
tape b theold usy.
Anothar eystem ef this kind. the
Phelna haz bsen en- trial o1 tha Nee
Hnpen read for Deariy TO years. VIA
GA faiiure b opaFase. Y have Focensly
bean informed. fof . ainEle day, and
iikswias wiih entIfa naff4fa4tlou- IN
thsf system. whioa waa ninstFa1e4 n
eur issno 81 Feb. ., leas. an i1sulaled
wifs i inia ID boa ai1na Ne middle 81
fha tfssk. and the tn1aelfo1 cIrcnii
pnasea shFunnh eon q siqe in q lnua
nsue nndHg tha eaz, 1G1 1e4 G11s11l4I
rElnslpla b ~ aams ~ ID ~ kdssas
sppaEa9uA Iha eoa a1gaid epgarsnily
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

a ineidsnf. Tho Demncrals haa .
claan saeap aeurywhsrs. The iall1WfnH
q t1e S1ale sfeke1s Ge0erncE. 4ehn b.
0nrd1us 6oeEelagY cf Slale. n. G. 8az-
netas ComptrnilsE, Gaaernl William A.
Ufiahts LkaasufeE, Eobers g. Marde-
mani Aat1Enes General. 0lizogd Am3eE-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

Nh. vuaknDs RExuEN.-MF. Spof-
ford, whs 4 Mr.. HsnFy FilisFd's repFs-
sentAtise IN this sDuntry. sno wbo haa
hen aFFanniaa The preliminariaa % Mf.
Wizards FatnFn says thAt ths atatennenf
touchin1 tie ex rAiifoad pEezidsns's b
piana aflar hia arrival here Wkiea kAyo
hean pFinted are unaulhOrixed. Mr..
ScoRard aaya thai Mr.. Vfliard vii
rFebahly aFFive hsFs naxt 1outh, aud
fhat ufIsss have baaa enRaGod fer htm
IN the Hilla Badding, bar furlhaF than
Shis noahinR can hs aaid - pgasan1--
conmerrial Adsertiasr,
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PACIFIC COAST.


SAN Fnksusca, Oss. 6-The sseau-
ship Anoon, witch plies hotuaan Pert
townsend and eiika, Alaska, ia about
two weeks overdue a. Pert TounnanA.
she haa not bosn hoafd ffom sinee ne
left Port Iownsand to 20 north. Gead-
all. Perkins a Co, of thia city, hapu -.
anesied that q uniied States steamer b
sent out 20 look for her. n ths mean
time thoy have osnt oul lhe steamer
Idaho 20 search and 10 assist the Anoon
% port, 4 she ahosid b foand N q dis
ablsd condition.
a aetahis Weda,ns.
GromxoN. Oct. CIV. n. Croekar,
ao1 Of OhaFlss CrookeF, Vios Pfasldeni
of the bouihern Paoi6o Company. wan
married today 70 Ethei BPerrV, ne
daughtof of iha late 3 w. 6parry,
of this city. The wedding vas
strictly pFiyata. owing % ths doath of
the bride'e father. Only the lmmadiats
relatives of the bride and green we're
present. The married ooupIs lolt %
The Afternoon train for ths Raat and
Europe.
shfppinG EnfelHagenea.
8Aa FnkNcInoo. Oct. 6.--ArFlgsd -8hlp
Shirley, ffsm GaoomA.
hoHT TovEnsD, Oct. 6.-Arrivsd-
Schooner CougaeF.
P0nr Drso0vxsE. Oct. 6.--Agrivod-
Ship 8umatFa.
TazoosA, Ooi. 6.--Noahlppine. Laqhl
rain. HlGh soatAeaai wind.
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LczpoM, Out e.--Adrlasn fron Arsa.
Samca. slate that the Rnqiirh. faTr,S-s
and Anerlaan eommianlanera hnnam 4
co1tet9noo r1upoclinR a. r1rkln nnf
elaiua q tier fezpeaiipa 0nVnFnusanfr
"a TIE SAmean iaiNn1s. Tha cnnfrFrner
- sad - b proEEe1laz srneolhle. The
session is 8eotes, and aha annininnn ~.
rived af aEe % ba uas7 a. 3 baaia fnF 4
future eonieEenca In Washinnton.
a Russian alorv.
81. PRzEzznuna. Oua. GA mauunnuar
here pablishes q teleRrau frcm Gail-
Rssos koumania, daled laat Sundag,
walea states that navemani d favor
OF harsla, uhtch started ID tho BAL.
gafian aFny and the londaERhin az thn
eaEFisqn - 41nmla. 3 nou in fnll pro.
9reae. 41e otap4teh aaYa that tha naoVo-
meat has .pIeaa Eapidiy and thai ths
s4et--la - - ll4rfNo1l - 8a4lo11k,
Wiadln, l4lsvna and silvia appeaPa %
b ezllcnaole. Ihe taieQram gees
on % SAY ehas an Rnnang -, 49,
Sa1ula garrison teianrarh1 - thn
BnizaEian Minister a VA - anaa fkef
tnsg were consinosd khat tha npersnt
state of poIItisal annreav - is}urlnr
NE ElQ1ts and iasaFaata az ga nnnrln
and tha country, thar ekaV desired fha
rolaasa Of all TIE oririnaAola az IA
eeMp deal as demanded ~ Ruesia. nnd
that theY wished General Kanfhar1'
ncte eoataing tha CaaE's damanda 10 b
considered b. tha BaieaFfan aoVorn.
nest n order % avoid hraash hetwesn
The sister nations.
Relief Ter ne Gartlson.
kAoooE. Ost. 6.-Fhe troops ssnf from
ALifenia @ relieve the suFruandea eaEFi-
son a. Myoshsl, hnrmah, unosaaded sH
performing their mission. uhioh toek
six uays' marea Of over 30 miles ahxoneh
one ggnRie u this he tFoapa foun1
several erqol4ed British memanaofa
Every officer and nearly every man 10
the rescued garrison uora pFostrata3
sl.n fever when ne raliesina expeoiiioR
reached them.
nanian ana mana.
LaEDoz. Oot. e.-Hanian has seeout-
Cd hosa'a chalianae b RaW rasa a. IA
Thames foR $500 4 side.
guasealea ~ Cheas Bamp.
LESBOS, Osf. 6.-MK. Lakln, con AZ
the proprietor of TIE oolllory e New
bold, L.aiceaaer8hira. dnnaandad tha
shaft today. Fearing that aomsthina
vas wrong, ~ be did not return, ons nf
his bE0tham descended tho ahaft
u search oi him. He alao
failed 10 return, when another bralhnR,
aud then he father of the latter tuo
vent down. whoa they did not appear
- the surface again, 4 careful aeirch
vas made, resaiting In the hBdina az
lho bodies " the four men, uho haa
been safoealed b. ohoke damp.
nying Daaly frsm Chelera.
81. PErEnsDUso. Oot. .6.-Rsparia from
siadvostnok ahaW that tha ehoiarn con-
ttnnos % make she most fearfnl pnpanea
IL the Seoul disirlol Of CoEsa. Hun-
sreda Of people are said 10 Be dying
daily.
Reumam1a amd Rnaaan.
BuCaAnnsr, Ooi. G.-Kina Charlss has
presided over q series Of eonmeiiH az
laE h this el1y during ths paai few
lays. Several of tha hoam nlam aan-
arals fayeR an aliianos hetweon kou-
nants and Russia.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

TIE Fo0nzm TIrKET.- -Four tioksis
havs bssn piassd before The vsisrs Of
PisFse e0anty By e. many osnveniiona.
beid at Tacoma DARING the past week
kepuhlioan, DemoeFatie, Peoples, and
Ansi Coelie. Tbs following candidates
we're endorsed o. neminaisd b. tie last
convention. thst of TIE Anti Coolies.
she had lights sf uhiuh were r. J..
Weishaeh and d. b, Hanne:-Fof Tern.
teFinl Couneil, A. Dneuksi, nominee of
the Peoples party Representative,
8tauhen 1ndacn. bemorfaaia nominee,
and L. d. Wada, Psopie'spartyn nomineo;
ShsFln, Jamsa Knox, Peoples party
nouinse; AaditoF. w. b Kelly, Demo
cratic nomineo; IreaauroF, John Mar
raY, hspublican nominee, Assessor, =.
B HsdEea. Hapubiioan nominesg Com
minsigners. r. Moore, Democrats nom-
IRss. John r Barns, ksp1blisan nomi-
nee. and q. Il PAfsomss saperintsudanl
of schools. II ~. Ltllia. PROBATE 5udza.
James Wiekersham; 6uryayoT. A. VOID.
A RuxAwAr TnAu.-Ths erss Of .
local train. which leaves Millgiils for
Canton. N. J.. e 7 an, we're takinf
hreakfaal, having lef1 tha iooomoiiFs
ana ears sfandinR On the main tfaek.
Freu sons nnknown eanss tbe t6fotlie
q aha losemoaive aAifted and tha train
siaksed "a fail tia Ihe Tatiraad mez
nFoaud the dspoa mads every edort g
beard u, bus failed A teleRrsm afa
asnt - Finsland % stop IT, hut lt uss
reosiged 700 late Ihe steam Anaiiy
gave eout uben tie enaina Feaehe4 hoftn
Fineland and atopped q iis gwn aseoFd.
A snail boy livinR neaf the staiion took
"a tks aitnafiou. and bad The pFadcnee
% ogimb ID ths cab and blow tha whistle
nnd Fine he bell q uaFa a. sprfoaeh
lag trnin, and thu4 pf9yEHle4 . disaa'
truan neaidsna. The Cape Nay empress
hiiebed on Ne runaway and sook i h11s
d MillxiIla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

Ths emplsymsnt og ne military IN
Ireland ID ea1ea of eEiotion will aoeslg
~ the discipline Of the Enaliah SAL
disgy during TIE coming mouths Il q
a. ardnsus aud painful dusy that 4 ab-
hoFrens 10 both ofiaaFs and men, who
cannot look upon sash scenes of Pov.
eFty and misery without being moved
% pity and reQret. lime and again the
soldiors have shared their Eaiiona with
tie wratched outaasis torn from their
miserable shelter, and the of8oera have
made up small paFses for she benafs of
TIE wo@en and ohildfen. There must
be something radically wrong. a. shown
By tha Irish press, when cavalry and
infantry have % Be employed % eViot
poor tenants at cost more than suil-
cient % purchase the entire holding. A
large f0roo has been dispatahed 10 pat
down fhe moonliahters of Kerry, and
Mr.. Sullivan, the Lord Mayor Of Dab
lin, thus aliades 20 the sHhieo4 IN bis
papegs the Weakly Nesss, "1he idea Of
aandisa General BulIsr 10 Ierd a
over the Celts Of Kerry, tha great mas
Of whom ere wali disposed If ia
worthy Of The Peamisx wha, q couple az
months ace, compared the Irish people
AAANNAANAAAAANN4
with mooniightlnQ, Which wa regard a
equally foolish and criminal; We there
fore feel all the more free 20 warn Sir
RedVeFg Bulier that II be attempts 60
harrass the ino6enaive population Of
Kerry, Clare and Limedok because Of
he raids Of three Of four small moon
lighting gangs. be will commit an afro
cious blandeF. As We have said, ahs
moonliRhtefs are nov hui 8 handful cut
OF the population Of the three counties,
ana i = a tremendous trial Of patianas
20 behold landloFdiam run riot. as II ia
very Uant0nnes1. On the mieerahly sta
ated tenantFy of Kerry aud Clare e.
peeially. 80 lel TIE Major General
lgom the b0udan beware, lest b. india
cFiDinate haFshaeas o. huiiyinR be
should raise in the law-abidine major.
ity an active sympathy with the mis-
gaided mooniiRbfera"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

Tnrxpo, O1a 6-Ehe ksBnoiiaan
cnnssntIun e ne TsnfA OAlo DistFssa
indsv Esnomtnatad 5aoso Romaia for
CsnrFsna. Tia piatfeFm took stfena
Prufecsianist nrnandR Frank Hard ia
tha DsmsaEalse eandi9aaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

Ihe rpafas fhsangh fIiinaiH faR Ne
eastern 80 Caiaazo exieaassn q tts
AichiaDa. Topeks 4 Santa fs RailEaac
hHVe beeu snEsaFea. Ons paaaea iAEouRA
0alssbuFa 1nd he ethsF exteods eass'
WaEa fsom KsoknA. ioua. and tasoueA
Pakin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

...ssiss asSasss 80 's 4 ssis.ls as ~ viiAssi I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-07

Tke ancisnt Raunn admirsG tie oya-
tsr And enxa is = haRh pisos q tna hal-
qssa