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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-14
A rrulr Grand Achievements.

It is next to impossible 10 grasp
the fact that the telegraph. which
o does 20 around the world, was
in 1887 inside a barn or shop at
~Speedwell, where il was being con.
structed as a rude model 10 be exhibited
before a committee Of congress. Exactly
fifty years OF the magnetic telegraph
from It's inception, and il seems as II the
world could never have gone on at all
without IL. When the shop was rebuilt
several years ago this room where the
first model was built was preserved in
tact, and the descendants Of Judge Vail
still cherish ii ms a memorial Of the In.
fancy OF zone Of the grand achievements
which mark the progress OF modern
civilization. Globe. Democrat.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-14
DR.. POWELL REEVES
Corner Main 81, and Broad
way, Butte, Mont.
PRIVATE DEsPESsAEY
Established for the Scientific and speedy
Cure of Chronic, Nervous and


special Diseases.
The Old Reliable Specialist OF many years exper-
fence treats vita wonderful success all LuNG,
THROAT, CANCERS, PILES, Fl>TuLA,
RUPTURE, cure without kNlFEor CAUsIlC.
Treats All forms Of Throat, Lung, Nerve and
BlooddiseAses. all Chronic diseases aud Delorm-
ties far in advance Of any institution in this coun-
try. Those who contemplate going to Hot springs
Tor Ireaimen Of any Private or Blood Diseases can
be cured for vne.third the cOsI at our Private Dis
peusaIy, Corner Of Main II. and Broadway, Butte,
Mont.
RUPTURE cured without pain or hinderance
from business.
IAnlcc BY this treatment a pure lovely com.
lQuIeS ~plexion, free from sl0Nne.s frecklrs,
blackheads, eruption-, etc, Brilliant Eyes and
perfect health can be had,
US. That tired" feeling and all female weak
ness or mrtly cured. BlOa hing Headaches, NeT'
yOus Prosiralion. General Debility, >leeplesnes-,
oppression and Indigestion. Ovarian troubles, IL.
numation and Liberation, Falling and Displacc.
meDts, Spinal weakness, Kidney complaints and
Change Of Lie. Consult the Old Doctor.
EYE AND EAR t iSu Of Of S ,Se fySDd d." or
Globe aud la or near sighiedn'ss, InyersiOu uftbC
Lads, >crOtulOus tyes, U ~cUraiion lnilammalious,
Abcess ,Dimuess Of Nisior Of one OF both eyes, and
Iumors ni Ii
us-Innamation Of tho Ear, Liberation or
CatarTh, Internal OreXierUal Deafness. or paralysis
singing or roaring noises, ThicEened Drum etc.
NERVOUS Ro.ali,y y igSf'R Emi,,iSSs. i Io.i al
Vita Tower. -ieeplsssnpss, Dependency Loss Of
Memory, Confusion u Ideas, Biurs heforr the eyes
Lastitude, LanguOr. G%loomiuess, Depression "
spirits, Aversion tn society, easily Discouraged
Lack 0f COnhdeuce, Dull, Lisiles,, Unfit for study
ur business, and finds life q burden stately per-
msnenlly and privately cured.
BLOOD AND SKIN R'.sasSi n sgE'i horIi
bic in its results completely eraiicated vi ltout
the use 81 mercury. s%eroiula, trysipoas, Fever.
Head and Bones, syphililic sore Throat, and
Mouth aud Tongue, GandulaT Enlargement Of the
Neck. Rheumatism, Catarrh, etc. Permanently
Cured when Others have failed.
IIDihhRv Kidney and Bladder troubles
UnINHhI Weak Back. burning Urine, IRE.
qusney Of uiinating. Urine high colOIed or milky
sediment on standing. Gonorrhwa, elect, ilstitis,
ct promptly cured. Cha cs reasonable,
PRIVATE DISEASES 1 SiSS& pG la /
gleet, structure, seminal COMMISSIONS, loss ~ sex.
ual power, weakness Of the sexual organs, won't Of
desire 10 male or female, whether from imDfudeni
habits Of young and sexual habits In mature tears
or any cause that debiiitates the sectional Func.
tiOBs, speedily and permanently cured,
Consultation free and strictly confidential
Medicine free from observation TO all parts OF the
United states, Correspondence receives prompt
attention. No letters answered Mess accom-.
panied by -four cents in stamps. send stamp for
pamphlet and list u questions. Terms strictly
cash.
Cab on our address.
DIR POWELL REEVES,
DOR. Main ~. and broadway Butte, Mont,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-14
Death Of a War Horse.

When the Duke OF Wellington was
fighting In Spain there were W. horses
which had always drawn the same gun
and had been side by side in many bat
ties. At lat one was killed and tho
other, on having his food brought TO him
ss usual, refused 10 cat, but turned his
head round TO look Tor his old FREUD and
Weighed many times as II to call him.
All the care that wa bestowed on him
was In vain There were other horses
near him. but he would not notice them
and he soon afterward died, not having
ono tasted food since bis former com.
panion was killed. Our Dumb Animals.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-14
The Making Of Glass Tubes.

SHOW is glass tubing NADER" said a re.
porter TO a large dealer.
''Well, it will o take very long to
tell you all | know about il, but IL manu-.
facture is surprisingly simple. The glass
blower takes a small quantity Of melted
glass from the pot with his blowing tube,
rolls it slightly on a marble slab TO give
it a cylindrical form, he then adds a
small quantity of glass from the same
pot and blows the enlarged mass while
rolling ii, taking great pains to keep the
shape cylindrical. If the tubes of large
caliber are required, the inside diameter
Of the cylinder is enlarged and the glass
is allowed To cool slightly before draw
ing. For tubes Of very small CALLER,
such as thermometer tubes, the internal
diameter is decreased and the glass is
used very warm.
In making a piece of glass tubing the
assistant places a ball OF glass against the
end OF the glass cylinder 10y aid Of his
blowing tube. Now the men, each hold.
ing an end of the glass cylinder by means
of their blowing tubes, begin to separate.
walking backward. The cylinder is thus
heightened, and at the same time made
smaller in diameter. When the tube has
attained the right size it is generally toe
warn and soft to admit of laying it down
without destroying its shape; it is then
cooled by means Of a fan. When it is
sufficiently cooled, it is laid upon a series
Of equidistant parallel blocks Of uniform
length. where il remains until cool. Ii
is then cut into lengths with a diamond
or file. If the tubes are required to re-
sist great pressure or changes Of tempera-
ture, they are annaled, by plunging
them into boiling linseed oil, and then
cooled. New York Mail and Express.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-14

The sur
gical. randi
gives spec
ia. teniist
TO deforms
Titles ofey'
cry kind
and all dis
r Rcemenn
req uirins
spplia esI
for ~ A.
ture 81 the
spine, Hip
JoiutD Dis
ga : e, Dis
I o TT Q d
Lin be or
Arms sue
&c ssfully
treated BY
our newvoi-
tAic an a
Mag Detie
appliances
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-14
DIR. LIEBIG & co.

The European Medical STAFF and Special Surgeons
and Phy.i,ians Of the Liebig World Dispensaf
and international Surgical Institute,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-14
Wonderful Mountain. in India.

There are some wonderful mountains
in the vicinity Of Ajnera, India. A
traveller describes them thus: IAN Of
these mountains seem "a be metamorphic,
Of marble and quartz and fssured sand
stone. Often the crests Of the hills were
great lodges Of quartz, which CLEANED in
the hot sun and looked M IL they were
masses Of ice. The road was ballasted
with this stone, and the plains were COW
cred with IL in broken bits, which glist-
ened and sparkled like a thousand acres
Of diamonds. l do not exaggerate when
say that at one time, for n good many
miles, the eye was panied by the spark
ling OF these quartz or micacious stone.
We entered these mountains and found a
most wonderful formation. AS far a.
my glass would enable me 10 see the bills,
rising several hundred feet were a mass
OF granite, here broken, piled up, and
there In huge natural masses, and all
water worn AZ II n mighty torrent had
tumbled over them for countless millions
Of years. Chicago Herald.
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SEATTLE, ": +. TUESDAY A0REM8:FEBRUARY sl 1853

Ma 1nnlsal Dsvsy. J. O. Murray, lGssy
WOobsosk, 6snFy WAltsea James
Pisseso. Ohsx,ss Oaantnes, Mn Oal-
vto Osopos. 0eoeRe Rsesnos - 500
(eolsre6l, 0sa WtItism Jo0ao sDd
eAiid, 1rs. 9ivisa 1astin (eolorsd), },
Joenay YeaFUood. 0anaef fsaxvood
aad Uifs. Ysank OliaAsuan, AAa Hep
pee (solsesd). Mn Jesis 01sem. Sskn
Dodsna, j.. Jo<spA ehswa. Msa Joha
SAelt00, 4fA OhAfioo HuscAipDoa, NrA
IRUto. 0a11io 0Aiel6, A0snda Rsardon,
- Unknown Esan, 0rA l. Z Leaeo,
0eeeRs yoass anA Ais yoaneso did.
1he hat Of shoss injured seeSoaely
sed saieheiy i vsRy lasae. 0esssal are
not s1psete9 20 live. An e0lcsoas oosps
OF pAys6eiaDs aud eaeReoue ass On the
Rsuood non6sfiAa al tse assistance pcs-
abse. OssA doaakious 10 tie apoans of
ol1po havo hoea re>sived this eveair9,
ard psomiose fog nuch more.
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FLAGS AND TROPHIES.


WA0uG1uu. Feb. 0-Ths secresary
of UAf aoday returned 30 TIE housp his
aosOes 70 the Bouselle resoiutsoo eaia.
ina foe fnfofmAtlon - 70 vhesheR the
a.Rs cspsufed b. the United states
have been removed from the paace
where thsy were displayed, snd con-
ceAled. and u %. BY vhAs authority.
and for uhst poRpcse. and further - 10
uhet peopooiti0os have beea made by
the government olRcisis for the snf-
fendes Of these 1Aas. and whether il u
tsuS thAs some Of shsm were acsuais,
sufrsodsred 70 persons having o right
10 thsif posaees,oo.
A. preliminary, the secretary sivse
beies hsssosy Of the Gags. Il II stated
soae Whtto enuae OF sae ooofeS1e rate oas>
have sincs beeU given 70 tue ermpaasss
% poetmente capturing them, no aass
hsve pansed ous sf the cussody Of the
department. THAI Usre N such custody
vhso Secondary Badieoss assumed
change Of 10 depastmens. 1he order 81
feearu the dAQs and TIE oedss revokin
it are gwen, and The asAsement u made
thas no aAas vese actually resumed On
der the erUe order. A. 10 The iav re-
Qaisin9 poblie exhibition Of the CAD
tefed daRs end tsophiss, tt 10 assumed
that the construction upon II by the
former secretaries Of the var md the
navy was that the lav Applied to the
trophies taken fSom Q foeuiQp enensy
and mos 70 teose taken during domestic
hosGilssisa.
In Ooscbse l663 I'll The aaes vsss by
direction Of me secretary Of var boxed
and stored In room IN the sub-haae-
ment AZ TIA nae nkana wnR ana navx
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NATIONAL lEelslATl0n.
Fair Aneunt of work
Done In Rosh uousea.


wAmIN9rum, Feb. 0--In the senate
to-day The following b,ils we're reported
and placed 90 The calondsr: 10 e.
tsblssh Unssed Ssasss land eonrs and
10 provide setsleDees ef pgivsts i~ud
Chains In certain stssss ard serrtscst%s,
10 relieve purchae ~ sAd irds mrsfy
certain seA4es uud,r the svump and
ovsrosvsd lands act; fos q Iasaso
eoildsna tn Helena. Montana.
The bill % incaspos sss tee WsshinQ-
ton cable electric strces railway oom-
taHy Of tue DsssSsef OF Coiambia vas
tAksr from The calender fos ooaatdesa-
tion. the snsbdment (prepassd b. tho
eouoitsse) hAvin9 b~sn reschsd -
Q1irsnc the rails TO be Of AmeefonA
uaSnuf - urea.
Ar. Ednunds suexesa-d tsfornally
and In hoe tone of votse that that WAa
10 oppoestaon to the preesd sos's weo-
cage Ard 81 varisnos With oh tie pstn-
csptss Of the sdminsssrAt.on.
IL vas formally ccposed by Mr.. vaneo
80 nDssual In Q bil, Of shis chaEnaeoe.
and altogether absurd.
As. Edmnuds IL order to have tho
woes ef Denatoes placed on record On
this indirect tsrta question demasoed
tbs yeas and nAys. he vote 0as sakeo
ssd the smsncmeot was sdopied-yeaa
-. mars II, - follovs: Ysas-1e6aes.
Blair, BoUen, Bsoun, Chase, Ohandles.
DAVIS. Davsa, Rdmuuda. Farvsll, FRYE,
Gorrnau, Htacs oh, Hsar, Manseronn.
Mitchell. Morrill,. Paddock, PalmsR,
Plat, Plumb, Rtddis berses, Spoouer.
stanford, stewart, eeoek bridge, s.
Nsys--Aessss. Bate. Bisck barn, ONll.
Coke, Daniel. BassiA 0eosae. 0tbsoa.
HAMPTON, Harris. HcArss, pueh, Rec
gan. Vance, Vest, WalsAall, Wtlsuu Of
Maryland, IL. Among she para an
nouncsA were the foilovinas Mr.. Cui-
lon viIh Ar. Gray, Mr.. EvArss 9Th nr.
Morgan and Mr.. Halo With Mr.. Beok.
The btil. which Wns about halt eom-
plseed, vss laid aside iufoFmaiiy.
A bill vas insspdaosd By NJ. Btats
declaring that any person eo0vicoed Of
oArnsi Aud unIavfuiiy knowing any
female under shs aye Of 10 ye.rs ohall
Be- pupisced By impsisonnsus for from
nve to ten years aud Tor Z second
odenees impris0onent DURING his nasu-
raj life. puuiahuent Of ten 70 thirty
years 10 provided for persuus forcihlv
favisbinG any female and fog Q usriod
Of his natural life for any person sho
casrtes ont his ends By means Of potiono
OF druau- The prOVtsiooe Of The b1i1
are made applicsbis to all plAoss within
the tofisdtcsios of the Uusted tsasss.
Mf, Palmer from the comuistee %
agriculture reported favorably what =
known - she contaaisas plsuro pnsu-
mopia bill.
Mr. Pai0ss. frsa the eoumitses a
Agriculture. rrpassed bill for The e.
tabIiehweut OF a hufeau Of antwn1 lu-
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rss nsgss.
THB FOOTHILLS DA9rEp vfAo knoGu10o
LAID uHpuaH fHR nOum.

LAID uGpoRH THE n0Unn.
Wssau0ron, Feb. 2o.--Amona The
executive commaoiosssous laid before
the ooose this saornipa vas opo from
the secretary Of var in respouss 70 she
Boutslie battle Dag resolution. Il vas
referfsd 70 the committee on military
AFFAIRS.
A resolution Was adopted nshira The
Pac'nc railroad telegraph bill the spe-
ciai ordsr for March "a.
Bis vefs introduced add referred q
follows:
BY Mr.. vandsver, Of California, 10
establish harbor Of refuge at 6an
Bus uspssebtnrs, Caiiiosu mia.
By Mr.. hndd. Of Wiscorsis. a joint
rt tsointion pvopOstna q conssituttonai
asoeDdmsnt sxtesdinR the preside ntial
term - e'ent years.
Ar. Cuiberssop. of Texas, on behalf
Of the COMMITTEES on Judiciary. moved
10 sosps. I'D the rules and p,soe upon tsa
pass ee tae Hoar joint resolusion pro-
posing . constitutional smepdmsnt
changing the data VI inauguration day
asd exteDdinR the tsrms " members of
congress until April 30th. Quite long
debate snsosd The matter TO suapeud
she rniee ard pass tho jsint resolution
vas lost. ysas l29, nays l38, not the
0sce ssary svo thirds In the affirmative.
Adjourned.
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nsuss sr COMMONS.
pRBnssnoN OF AGRICULTURE conNxxT-
I'd upuu.

LONDON. Feb. 0-In the COMMONS
this evening FsIRnson, parliamentary
secretary for the foreign office. declared
bat there vas no truth Whatever Ia the
report taat any military ar naval action
IS oeiaR taken or ounte al plated 10 rcia-
tim toe Venszusia.
Chaplain, mioistes OF asriouliure, re-
q med tue debate on the address ia re.
piy 10 the Qaeen's speech and comment
od 90 tue prolonged dspft ssion OF ssri-
culture. He said thss tie subjsos ws-
os greater impartasce than the lrisa
question. Many shoussud Of acres havt
gone on, Of cultivation. There has
been q concurrent decrease In cattle
and sheep. Another e1sct Of depres
sion wss the increase Of she masses OF
unemployed. Wnat could eae govern
ia.ut do 10 assist to 3 better slate Of
Affairs. Lord yohn Manners admitted
sne terrible coalition u sQrioulsufs.
he said that tue aoyefnment had NJ
specids remedy against iss depression
The government decided ts ash the tvo
houses TO give sasers TO bill giving q
department. Of agriculture. (ooeers.
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RA1Knzxp DU4 pnsH1 MxuRme wr1z

RA1nMxc DU4 pusH1 MzHRme VIM
N Ou1uA
6AH Ramo. Rob- 0.-Ths bailstin is-
saed e 130 o'slcck this mosuipa seases
teas tAe German erogn prinoe's sieep
lass night ~ disturbed By vioasns 6sa
Il cooRhirg. He 10 without fewer. His
expectoeas.oa u eopisna. the 0nesss
hsinG - ) hsoUnish tinus. His esnnsai
ene0ssin0, bossvss, u faixiy esoa
The crown prisos eeeDsd bsstar in
evenioa. Ths Prince Of Wales Duke
Of Heeoe. Duks Hensy and ~ Crown
pribos's sisoef, The Dushsss of Baden,
dlnsd vitA him today. The meeting Of
the prince and his sister vas very pa-
toetic. He vas ansbie 10 speak and bad
70 fseegt 70 pathesie ai9ns- Il y ex-
pected that tAere vill b decided
change 10 biz position il . few days.
Tho physieiAns remained at Gan Resno
- the desire Of the prince bat left the
troat0e0t h The hands Of Dr.. BerR.
man. DT. Kfsus sidss With Dr.. Mao
Ranlie.
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rax srsnssY rxxArY.
coxstpysxp rx sscRyy sKssfns-oALLAsT
xYpanT To MAXI II FcExsC.


KyRaHI To MAXI II fcEIlc.
WAsaxoTox. Feb. 80 The S<nass
10 sscsss s.sziob tDdsy iss.sDsd 10 TBS
reading Of the fishery treaty aud To .
for an hoar there ers1ed an earnsss to-
unsnccessfui ssfazTfs 10 uaaks " poblso.
The lead 10 this matter vas taken BY
senator frSe, who saz snxioas thai liz
couaItuents shall BE- Informed sntbori
sassveiy ~ 10 vhss .tss asse 10 ncpe
fra.r. ia ssasssr. Ibs mo soo was aai-
isutiy Supported ant-sozit have beet
succ<sssal bzs for tue dsstavsrs ttss
tks sspaie il possfsss- z As sses %
lis p~s rslss 10 90 sn4s u csaasSs- Ie
vablssn tue dooanen5 eos voalt -
Qaife . cbsnse Of sss ratss. aot T.
make the cszags or even 10 cisczss
. srssGsAi TO psks tie esgaze feqssfes
q day's notice. EeEss ~ sss natter q,
eYperte1 fson OTTAWA w3snin day
or tao tie s-nsse eoctsnis ttssaf sist
ssDaSEe tie srrssy - t&s pecsle pxintkr
sc s.s eriatst - e3aa3s1ee. The pro
vissons os the dosa1stst zse SAID ~ Be
vesy much ~ tte psY ~ hare airsa5y
sizsed s6esa. 1hss shsoh ssens o.
bzss fasssusd tsself usofe 6fDiy spou
ne spna1oslal memory - u ~ haGsy
ssaAan9 - - psosisbee ~ -
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THE oALrYo8srt RsKisKRY AD0ur II
orAEf INSTITUTIONS In BALrIMoa1.


srAEf INSTITUTIONS IN BALTIMORE.
SAs fRAxCtsco, Feb. zl.-Ihs rrmss
thst toe Oanfornis Sugar Company
sould probably bcild refioessss ID tie
east vaa circulated here today. Claus
Spsechies. read of the California com
psuy, IN ap intefviev With 40 Ascot ssed
Press representative, said: ''Yss. there
10 something in the samors. am 10
formed and b-iieve nov tbss the esstts 70
sugar trust is 1t the back Of sbs Amer
San Refinery Company here. though a.,
Afss vas inclined to doubt tne state
meuts 10 that eject. | stall leave nexi
veek for Nee York, and T. is probasIs
ihat enc OF more sehnsries wiii be ogen
ID st Baltimore spd otter eastern
points. The California refinery has ~
ceived ofiers Of ail tie assistance ,tas
may be needed fToH parties ia Mes
York wbo sre orpose6 10 the sugar
trust They have communicated vitr
ne but osnbos give roc their names or
any idea Of tie plans ct present. a.
they will be determined upon NOR.
faiiy after have rsssoec New York"
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WPnkA cegRT.
AA1vnLL 0srs Auofuxs suosr xHAsu
OF Luz.


WAsRuorou. Feb. O.--In the 81
peoOe court today the chief justice
gave notice that the mandates 10 en-
feHco tha deeisions Of the court would
iss0e 10 al the easee decided pssvisus
70 January Asee exoepe those In which
petitions f0R yehoastnQ are pendine and
those doeksted and dtsmiossd under the
ninth rule. In viev Of the fast that .
petition for PeheaSine had beeu for
vafded but not yet received. In the
Maxwell PfsileI murder caae the issu-
ance Of Q mandste In that case 10 post
pcned The e0ect Of this will pus Of for
the pseeest the execution Of the sent.
eucs Of death pronsunced upon Aax-
yell BY the state court.
The coart denied the application for
reheasinR in the driven veil case.
a dects1on vas rendered IN the case
Of the administrators of Miles HosdIey,
deceased, aRainet TIE CITY Of San Fran
CISCO. The case involves the title to
certain lands In thas city, iueIndiue
parts Of Alta plaza and Hamilton
square, ana alse the validity and scope
of What u known 40 "the vanness or
dinance-" The suprems court Of Cali
fornta decided that the title to the land
IN oonsrcversy Vas in the city, and en-
joins Hoadley from meddling OF inter-
ferinQ With the same. This court afiifms
that decision.
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ne.ss Of C...s s~,sh.

San FaAscisoo. f~o. ~. - George
6usisb. letter knovn A. 'Coans" smith.
for many years bead clefk Of the Palsos
Hotel. died this morning.
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SAx FRAscBoo. Feb. 2o.-rhs actual
trial of JOHN A. DImmis. charged vith
the mnrdss Of Hsnsv Bsnnsyon, vas
comDeDoed today. Eaaene Dupfey.
special counsel for the veoossusioo,
made tbs ocenlu2 stassmsut aod ~
viewed tbs fscts which vere bsoaghs
ons nj tbs eoroner's inQosst several
months 400.
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SAN FsAxcssco, Feb. 10 --Ths Steam
or Aismeds whieh arrived from A1ssss-
ita yesterday vss several boofs laee.
sud mails destined for eastern sestea
and Europe we're placed on . special
train snd started 30 cstch the segslaf
evsEisnd fast maii train which iefs here
Z ur hooss before. fAe regular tssin
vss ossrtsken ss Bius C4syen. 10
m,Iss from here and tie ran vss made
in bvs hours. II vas necssssry 10 pisos
the Earopeap nails On the fxgsiss train
Ia order 10 oouSeot With the steamer
serv,s whinh leszss Nsv York on Sat.
afdAv
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SAN FasNcIsoo. Feb. zJ.--goan A.
Benson Las y, vet sucsevfed 10 pro.
caring tbe $4,000 b8ii stqaised b
Jadve SAWYER aud l. sdll colnnsd ID
the Aismeda ooenty isiI.
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BsHEn<I;ftD fsn. M--l = srSnfss
fxboss aCts esssftsy. .ss Ufles sents
ef b t6sGsid. csss 70O fzkb;ss Ger.
o1one115ee4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

Los AxoHLss. Fen. 20.-rbe residence
10 sast Lo, Angeles Of E1. Danhan.
propriefor of Nsdsau Hotel. vss enter
I'd BY burslars last es~ninR. The
crsoksmen carried safe veishin 200
pounds cat OF abe hons, loaded u into
q wagon and drove on. Tie ssfs oon-
ssined el20o worth of diamonds BE-
longing 10 Mrs. DanhAu and o fev dol-
lara In money
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PRocLAnArIox N TEE sovxssos

sSzIsovIsLn. Ills.. Feb. D.-Gsver.
nas osissoy nAs issued q pfoessn ssiou
calling fsf money aud sappiies for the
Meant Vernon cyelsne saderersA 6eo
W. Evans. Of NJ. vesaou, Js2xrsoo
county Illinois. 10 chairman OF tbs looaI
dnAsce sonuitsce and Oil recssss all
ueceys ana s1peissa.'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

ErEo, NV. Fed. 20 --Geosee W.
Lewis. shs masdsrer sf 8.arRe Pieoii,
sho was convic.sd taxs Wednesday Of
murder 10 the eosd degree. has been
sentenced for bfe. The jnry In tire eaSs
u HaRs ksrnshsa. charged wisn the
Hnr.iss Of 1soszs Fox. tailor. In De-
sembef. iss6, after tvo hours deltbsss-
tioE brought ta vssdict Of man
slaughter
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

CH1cAoo. fsb- 0--fte eoufsssacs Of
raj. say saanszssH. isokiss TO sfs oea.
>oiidAtssa sf tie Western, k9ss : ssssern
nd Soash sessssu asx scassso1s. began
tolay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-21

SooAlns. Aria. Rsh. D.-Aifred Du-
ran hss bseu arrested asd held in bail
On charge "a AIDING prisosef % -
cape frous ADsrtnan civil o0is<fs. A1eo
90 charge of sssssis 70 commit mar.
iHef.
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sAx fsAscasoo. feo. --fndiaatioos
fse ~ ksars copmeEsin1 st ( .. %. 90
February u. fss Oregon snd WAshiag.
tan TsFtttosJ: Lsosi fsins 10 Oregon,
lishs rains in Washtnatos Tsrftsosy,
light 10 fresh soustesstesly vinds. nsasiy
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