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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-16
SOMEWHAT STUBBORN.
The Canvassing Board still Discuss
ing Returns

ing Returns.
The board Of canyassers OF the King
county vote occupied the day yesterday
and tsbulated the returns from twenty
eight out OF thirty eight precincts. These
are published elsewhere. The other ten
precincts have been laid aside for future
disposition. They are Seattle Ne. !, No .,
No. 3, and No. 3, Black Diamond, Suaniia,
Snoqualmie, White River, Hot Springs,
and Durham. The reason for refusing 10
count returns from these precincts is TO an
noy the Republican party. A young man
named Lewis made pretence OF fling q
protest against counting them, and srgu-
ments viii he heard to-day at 10 O'Clock.
whether these precincts be counted or
not, every man on the Republican county
ticket is elected, and the amounted pre-
eincts win serve only to increase the ma
jorities. The twenty-eight precincts
counted give Allen 1909, Voorhees, i45g
Green is8, Mctiiaw 1874, Cocbrane 1i79. A
Allen 66S. Jones 156. The attempt TO pre-
vent The counting Of the fun vote
Il generally understood to be In the inter.
est Of Gilman, Democratic candidate for
probate isdge, though how he can expect
IN gain by IL, when ne is now over 80 votes
behind, is mystery. The action can only
be accounted for on the score OF Demo
crane stupidity. Inc depths OF which have
not yes been sounded.
Republicans arc simply Disguised. II hv
any chance the fun vote sauald NOS be
countsd-a Will uppositiuu--king county
might have some little trouble In getting
her proper representation ia the next ter
ritorial lstatee3 convention. she would
have 10 show the true Repuslioan vote
Decent Democrats are scarcely les eIis
gustec. They acknowledge they were
honestly defeated and have no objection
70 the Republicans getting full credit for
the vieisry. They see il the baby-like al
tempt 10 withheld the large majority
which the Republicans have. q weapon
which can be used against them with tell
ing effect a. the aeSt election.
Tie Republican clubs u seattle are
somewhat Interested, because they want
T 20 know whether they must psy fer din
( nsr for the I4acoln club OF Tacoma ca a
/ vares that King county would give Alleu
larger majority than Pierce: az whether
/ The Tacoma club shall set up the dinner.
and they dont want 20 walt till Christina as
WIKI nothing at stake ca the present de-
Z lay, politicians watch the proceedings
With amusement; bat seriously consid.
cred there Is some comment on the can
( wasting beard assuming too much power
E Their deity Clearly Is 70 canvass fhe vote as
pre$esfed 20 them L is not for them 10
inquire whether an ahifarn Is missing or
nor, and 4 Missing whether the vote
4 shan Be- counted. II any candidate feels
F that De has been Wroogsd out Of an Office,
lei hin appeal 10 the courts bGs no nan
{ has been srurSet. AID inc sooner the
J. osacers composing the board finish their
{ allotted work. the so0ne- tie public win
Z foTEEt ah0gt tae preseut break
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fne<oza. shersa Giispsn ra< exonersted
from all blame ID the premises
The city - nIiirx ap with miners who
are taking winter quarter TfzeF are feei-
fnx greatly slated over the prospects. sd
all speak confidently Of wpadsrfnl tese5-
opsnenxz Great prugve<xs4s expected IN
the Coivfi.e, Co1ennu1iy nnA Koofezxi dis
frfefs, which hase Until recently attracted
bat little attention sreefmeut of ere
brought 10 frora these districts ASSAY very
htgk in silver, and Oaiy sraif the advent 81
rsslroess TO prerdare resalfs which win -
souish tie calculations Of old tlsae miners.
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wALIA wAlLA NEws.
Rushing the Railroad rriai for
Murder.

wAflA wAilA. Nov fS.--in order 10 eesn
piete the Eureka fiSs hrSDeh by necembcr
/, the time limit. The sntlrc grading foFcc
OF the .. & W. r has teeo transferred from
the main line 70 that branch Hraflfag Ia
this city Is practically oampleica
Emo bly,, who killed The AosifE Asoshcss
at wasAtucua lake. last summer. Ia q ais
pute over 4 stallion. was arfaisucd this
afternoon fer murder In the first degree.
lie pleaded NOT guilty, Mo win b. defoRd.
ed hy Allen atid Crow lcy. AMI the trial " lii
be prs,ccetied with this week
Hard freezing the past few nighis has
stopped piowing, which Was gpips GA with
unusual vigef. owiug T. Tie hisa price of
grain.
six race herSes ieionsiag ~ Helena par.
ties arrived here this mqrnins Ia charge %
Ei Rshert. 70 winter
The pendlei0n Essf tfs siiss announces
thar unless go sahsrflhvrs arr obtained a..
fore January Il wln suspend
Monday, uear BEker tity, thc Csnyoa
City stacy upset. 5TUakirs .8e arm - the
driver. J0ha hcoaa, aaa ~ Ice q q fsas
sengeF, nane gtkassNn.
Twelve cagiesds ~ cctIle ha.r ar5ilt.i
from Eassesu oEesoe ss HlntsT 90 gee f=i.
Law
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saw YORK Nxncn,xplsE Maakrr.

SSN YORK MERCHANDISE N6EKET.
SSw YoEE, Nov. h.-Hops- Quiet.
Subscriptions sicsdy sales q GO hays.
Including November. as saatiS a.. Dgeeua-
bcs, 81 &sfls sa. JaanEFy, {i3 &c. Feb
ruary, sls 90. MsfCa sud April, SIS e.
Sugsf~hsw, strung; fslr rcaaeA, 53sc.
centrifugal, g test. s. c; refined tsli aud
steady
coPPes-Firia, wi;acut activity.
!eAsl-nui1
Tia straits, 81 a.
issr silver. e,
i'strslepm epsnsd STEADY a. SIZE. bat
after the art sales The market e,,eams
strong saa advanced % y ac 4 sharp a.
tack then CaGsed dgciise % 50 -, after
which the market ratified and Chased firm
=; sAssc. Consolidated exchange eTsculnS
ssaac, highest Nesas. leHest - q, closing
= e. stock exchange, opening Sase,
highest Ssasc iaues; 50 .c. closing S,ttr.
Total sales, .9ss.i<c bSrreis
cHgcAea eEebgCE NAsEEr.
CmcAeo, Nav. a. wAea, closed arner.
cash - 49,, necVmhrF 81 las. January
81 i-'s, Nav 81 49,
Corsl-Easy. rash Gic. pScemhcr
y iifc. January Si9 g. Nav ssc
oats-siestiy cash *. Dveemher 81 e.
January -tlae. MAJ 4i.c
ksrisy--No trailing
Rlrk Easy rash sIt 81. Iseccmbgs SIS,
January sla s., Nay slt SIS
iari-ssesdy; cash - go. neccEnb Der
s i-ss, 5sucaFf s TO- Ma s. -1tssS 81
tAss san LtNE Stuck sAGKNg
JBtcAs9. NeS iG--t'astic- gpct-l 81
lAtNe sles sna Id iaNeg. chaice bevycs
t,ss q, steers sSsf ~. stoekers aud fee,i
- So -, ieNas sad iaaisu csliis 81 S,ss
~, Nesscro fsssaefs, s. ssfst
Hoes Hseosipik. LOO, ss0w ana s. ilae-.
caasiaE tslil. MiXed . 1ss3 p light and
heavy T. asf8a 90
saeeF~ kensir,s s2o2 slse.iy. natives
8 H-4 90 western s. g.. ncxxus
& H5 a.
t4FFeFr4L esAiS sNaSEE
t1NKaFasl. Nor - wheat psill
cvn1aQd taif; aaste-s o5tf frCeig
N0su-sQaiei steady dcmnel. iaprsgiue.
asW ai yesi Nessegu - "a ia fcr crataI
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CALIFORNIA STAGE ROBBED.
The Solitary Masked H0rseman
TarR< Err Arafn.

SAN LIS DB1Spc. Nov. fa.-The south
bound stage gSs held mp last evening,
Auodt tNa I25Iss ont af Tenrle,on. hy a
s.siitsFy masked roSbs- with q Henry Yit.e.
y 20 eozareIsG the Es&sseRgers 20 Alight
ana ordered ire mai Tag Ana express
shrown cat, which. he riied. Teen he
taoGniea his korse sad rode OF. There
sere seven passengers. ali uuarsued The
riopeE zef few dollars only from than
sac tats y ne express corspsny Is IN
EzuWM
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200 Sacks Early Rose Potatoes.
1000 Sacks Peerless Potatoes.
800 Sacks Burbank Potatoes.
100 Tons Timothy Hay.
100 Tons Timothy and Clover Hay
100 Tons Eastern Washington
Wild Hay. so Tons Wheat.
2 Cars Bran and Shorts, mixed.
90 ton Ground and Rolled Farley
Spokane Mills Extra E7ozr.
Eilensbargh Kills Extra Flour.
5000 Sacks Choice Washington
Oats.
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3 rHr rKxscH cHAnBERs.


Challenges to Dusfs.
PANS. Nov. h-In the depnties fs-day
N. Basiey moved that the duty on imported
cereals ard dour be suspended The mo-
zion wss opposed on behalf of the govern
ment ~ NJ yiette, minister Of agriculture.
In spite Of the gorerHuenfs opposition,
however. the chamber by . vote OF - 10
s4s. decided 70 discuss the motion
After the vote on this question had been
taken, Rouvfer wanted q decision as 70
how the budget debates should proceed.
Many members of the committee having
been summoned 10 Mines TO sffend the
trial az Deputy Nuagilly for libel
FloQuet insisted that the first duty OF the
deputies was due to the chamber. and that
no change in the matter OF budget debate
ought to be allowed
Cassagnac replied violently to Floquet,
and great excitement ensned. After order
had been restorssd, Rouvier spoke in de-
Tense OF Floquet He declared FioqHet. al
though be had served his country x years.
still remained poor. Great applause
Eventually NJ Basly withdrew his mo
ton, and the debate on the budget was re-
kumeG.
Asa result ef the discussion there were
several challenges 10 duels but all difficult
ties were arranged amicab,y, except q
quarrel between Cassagnac and Gales, in
which Casssgnsc challenged his opponent
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Sta fEASelstsf, Nce. EA-ArrlfQa .-sfl
Cpi2tuA.s, faz1lAkl sfr costa RIrs
tcrta, >stael--e-= WEusiessoa. Fs-rs Essrr..
sflrii 81 Raig1sssll. %suzlla. ne1nunn.
s'ert il.sasecfg Aenai Nass.nsfoo, FNasi
hlakglsy
AaScl Ha8a--s fstSS4-- Assala. fsaaa Rart
tee essast sA.lee --Nsry VIVA iesRan. fsas
ss.zsg Ssaaa.
:, syrgT GoeSSHSp. Nov. s&--Afriyed-Hg
" tssaaasae
.rssa- Nsv. ls.-clssr; lIsA west
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Real E.sa.e sale.

SAY FRASCIsSO. nov. Is.-The Nercaa-
tie IAossFy building and lot. ca guss
street. Ia TITS city. E&z sold Al Sucslna 10
day scr 3 .s-s.s.s9 70 8ttsrn c. K. Bone
steil, VIE Is Supposed % have purchased
Ser cheat
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CAUTION

Beware of FRAUD. as my name and the
price are stamped on the bottom of all my
Advertised Shoes before leaving the factory.
which protect the wearers against high
prices and inferior goods II dealer oners
r. Is DOUGLAs shoes at a reduced price,
or saws he has them without my name and
price stamped on the bottom put him
down as a fraud
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TT76EL-v
SIS
syIyT,s SPECIFIC

SwIFT'S SPECIFIC
Is entirely vegetable preparation cen
tanning no Mercury. Potash, Arsenic, or other
poisonoussubstaz> b
swIFrs SPECIFIC
Has cured hundreds OF cases OF Epithelio
ma or Cancer CT the Skin. thousands Of cases
az Eczema, Blood Humors and Skin Diseases.
and hundreds Of thousands Of cases OF Scro--
MA, Blood Poison and Blood faint
swIFrs SPECIFIC
Has relieved Thousands Of cases of Eercu-
nal Poisoning. rheumatism and Stiffness of
the Joints-
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, juno p. ss-Swift's
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga--Gentlemen In the
early part OF the present year, a bad case CT
blood poison appeared upon me. began
taking s. $. 8. under advice Of another, and
taking che medicine and shall continue 70 do
SO until am perfectly well Ibelieveit VIII
effect a perfectcure. Yours truly.
Doc. p. HOWARD,
III West Sixth st.
COLUMBIA. $: c., July q. isss-The Swift
great sufferer from muscular rheumi tism
for two years. could get no permanent re-
Lief from any medicine prescribed by my
physician. / took over q dozen bottles OF
your $. s. s., and now am as well as ever
was In nay life. 1 am sure your medicine
cured me. and would recommend Is to any
one suffering from any blood disease Yours
truly, o. Il. HUGHES.
Conductor c. & G.. II. T.
WACO, TEXAS, Nay 3, isss-GentIemen: The
wife OF one OF my customers was terribly
afflicted with a loathsome skin disease, that
covered her whole body. She was confined
to her bed for several years by this affiiction,
and could not help herself at all She could
not sleep from . violent itching and singing
OF the skin The disease baff1ed the skill OF
the physicians who treated it. Her husband
began finally giving his wife Swffts Specific,
and she commenced 20 improve almost i'm
mediately, and in Q few weeks she was ap-
parently. well. She Is now . hearty fne-
looking lady. with no trace OF the affiiction
teft. Yours very truly. ]. Z SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist. Austin Avenue.
Treatiss on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT SrEzrIc Co., Drawer g.
Atlantis, Ca; New York, 7ss Broadway
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strike of Pittsburs Ironworkeri

PrTrsBuRG, Nov l5-Five hundred
puddlers at the American Iron Works
struck this morning against a change in
the working hours made necessary by
scarcity of natural gas during the daytime
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SAN Francisco. Nov I5-Indications
for "A hours for Oregon and Washington
territories: Rain in the western portion.
fair weather in the eastern portion, fol-
lowed by rain saturday
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FOR REM

Ranch, Il acres, cleared. $50 year.
Ranch OF 100 acres 90 acres bottom land,
fenced and seeded; - acrts pasture; with
farming implements and stock; $500 year.
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Moody's morning service. yesterday, was
fairly well attended by those who have es-
pecisIiy interested themselves in the revi-
val work The principal feature Of the
exercises was talk By the evangelist, who
took for his topic, - How TO show inquirers
the way 10 salvation"
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Al fresh, spsck and sEsl, oar new drive
Monday Eaornlng. @-iEch ali-wool dress
goods Al &c Iokiax ssngerrnan 1 O..
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ron SALE.

stage line of 50 miles, including Il horses
and outfit, $1,000
Meat market and half interest in build
Ing; well located. win sell cheap for
cash
Two seeond-elass lodging houses, rooms
and Is rooms, well furnished, $50 TO SLIGO.
Restaurants, S3Q9 to slco0.
Furniture in five-room house. near Com
mercial street. $a3o. Rent SIS month.
Fruit and cigar store, So.
Three-chsir barber shop; no rent; $500.
Floor wan tent, SIS; seow for brick or
wood
Fine improved bottom ranch. stock and
tools 5000.
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PARIS, Nov. l5-The government works
for the manufacture of small arms at
Chateilerant were burned. This will neces-
state suspension for the time Of the manu-
faeture of the Isebel rifle. The loss is
100 600 francs
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Heavy sacrifices N dress snosls Monday
morning sas.as ihiaZ greA. ias ioS. TakiGs
ssuge-tnAa & co.
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TELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.

san FRANCISCO, Nov. .-wheat-Mar-
ket dull and easier: shipping quoiabie at
81 57ixfdi 60, but offerings are small and
business limited. Options: Buyer season,
81 y: buyer isSs, 81 tIss.
Barley Market not ia very good shape;
offerings exceed demand and 1t is difficult
10 sustain prices. No. feed, s2ise
Oats Market not quite SO Arm; reported
sales OF choice Washington at 81 20; re
ceipts small. choice feed quotabie 81 20;
lower grades, 81 Gstai II.
Hops-Very little business and quota
tons nominal at old figures.
Potsioes-Aarket steady: fair demand
fer choies lots; quotable s. 20 voc.
Firmly held, arrivals OF fancy
not free; fancy roll, S'sgSi4o; good to
choice, 2sd3ec.
Eggs-Fresh California ranch. firm; quo
table f,Sd5ac; store lots. sNsA0c.
t,hartered-Rosie Welt, lumber to Aus
tralia.
KEW YORK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YoRK. Nov. iA.-The stock market
was less active to-day and speculation was
confined more than usually to the few
stocks, aud while the advance Of the pas;
two days was continued Ia the forenoon,
the advantage was less toward the close.
leaving great majority of the list frac-
tionally lower that last evening
Governments dun and fifm 10 strong.
EXCHANGE Ann SECURITIES.
NEW YoEK. Nov is.--Mauey on call easy
az i'Sass, last loaa 2; closed lisfs2
Prime mercantile paper 4stsSi, Sterling
exchange dun and steady; 81 81, for to
day bills, ~ slS4 for demand.
BONDS.
Is tFegisseredl i1Ta< Is teoupoal Ig77.
so tTegis'esedlio 3, q seoupoul iOsi j
Pacific IS. tss
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THE SWORD FALLS.
Collector Brooks Removed
by the President.


a Summary Dismissal = Deputy
Tharnan in Charge Has Chef
FERRY Confessed@- win he
next 70 flee to vIetori.s -Beeeher's
Pate In Doubt.
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Presley HszEissfz; al the grades: s,e
tfseIr 'rsae-sasFs vanished heard Tokl2s,
sslgcrE12a s &c.
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MayEeious oazzzins la gent sczrfs. we
can sell yoa - srssi ta- 70 TcklAs.
SsuEETuEa & CO.
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SPOKANE YArIs NEws
The Jail Break MlRers Herefas 81
Next Year.

SFokANE PAIRS, My. The eettusv
commissioners arc ta sesSsea, gnScstagsi.
ing fl.e lalirhreak. hes. ps1e at tae yatessns
ers who refused 10 make gVuesi bis esespe
testified that il gook 10 days 10 saw sac
bars Of iron which gave the prisoners their
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Proposals Wanted.
10000 CORDS WOOD.

DROPOSAIS WILL BE RECEIVED Al
4 the Office Of the Puget sound f0n
Company, Irondale. Washington TerFitert,
Tor cutting 300 cords Of wood. Pr0pos1s.
viii be considered for the whole ana01s5;
or In lots OF 1000 cords. The timber " W
be furnished parties. Proposals VIII -
OF the wood TO the furnace. The c0mpshy
reserves the right 10 reject any and al ~
pOsals. For further particulars Apply -
the Office OF the Puget sound iroa C01
pany. Irondaie, w. T.
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The Danish Kings Anniversary
COPENHAGEN, Nov. Is.-The twenty-ffth
anniversary of King Christians accession
TO the throne was celebrated with much
pomp, ceremony and pubic rejoicing.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.

Col W. X Nelson. OF Br00klyns 49, 49,.
home one evening feeling peeuher l.z ~
ness la the chest. Before retiring uc 49,
10 draw long breath but found II si sl-
impossible. He suffered four days - ~,
Pneumonia, aud the doctors gave Nm "
Dr. Aeker's English Remedy for consn4.asx5,
fiou saved him and he Is well To-Day.
als b. A. b. Ste wsrf. druggist
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THOMAS GOwEN
Consulting Mechanical Engineer and Surveyor


development of
would find % neIeS consult him
"A, X.
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WANTED.

Woed choppers, 81 Is cord.
Cordwood contracts to let.
Servant girls, $50 to $50.
Railroad men, 81, 81 %, 81 30.
General employment always on hand.
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Treaties on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. TIE SWIFT srEGFIc Co.. Drawer g
Atlantis, Ca; New York, 7ss Broadway.
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Is entirely n vegetable preparation cen
tanning no Mercury. Potash, Arsenic, or other
poisonoussubstaE> b
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TREEN & RAYMOND, igents.s4w
Just Received!

1000 lbs. Arabian Mocha Coffee.
1900 lbs rsmaica Java Coffee, the fines.
Crowd in the world.
5000 lbs. Plantation Java.
$500 lbs, Mountain Costa Riea.
These coffees win be roasted daily. Try
a sample of my Perfection Blend"
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Is tFegisleredl I1Tas Is teoupoal 1g57,
SIS tregistesedl io7' q IS feoupoul 1881.
Pacific as tss
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-08
JOURT.
Fall Term-Ith Day.

Ferdinand Wohlpenant was natur-
allied; also Agnes Duffy.
Jennie Vaughn W. VIM. +. Schmal-
sic et al, case resumed. Argued by
counsel.
Albrecht Lsmpbier d Finch w. c.
w. Savage IL Sons. The amount Of
S560.5O admitted in the pleadings and
by agreement the clerk IL ordered to
pay the same 10 Messrs. Strevell q
Garlock, their attorneys. Same entry
with exception of amount which is
S7.87l.l0
Strong Hsckett g. ca, vs.. c. w. saw.
age q SonS, same entry as above ex-
sept amount, $3.50.
George II. Newell & Co. W. c. w.
Savage d sons. Toe amount of s.. 900
dues TO the said Geo. X. Newell d Co.,
the amount of goods sold at Liviugs-
ton IN which the said Savage Il Sons
have no liens, and by agreement the
clerk Is ordered to pay the same to H..
f. Burleigh, their attorney.
FIFTH DAY.
Jennie Vaughn VI. William F.
Schmslsle. Care resumed and con-
tinued for further argument.
Nos. 9j4 and 9j5 dismissed al plain.
tiffs' cost.
A. w. Church Va. The City Of Miles
City. Trial to the court and jury; case
given To jury.
Mary Zahl VS.. +. r. Zahl. Divorce
granted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-08
Only Two for Cleveland

From n Of the passengers on the
first section of the Grand Army train
which passed through town yesterday
en- route to Columbus, %, 1T was learned
that a vote for precedent bad been
taken among the passengers aud QUITO
fourteen coaches loaded with pas-eD.
gers only two votes were recorded fol
Cleveland. This was told TO some oI
our citizens while the train wSs at the
depot; naturally some u said "why
there must he more democrats than
that on the train" and the response
WAS "Oh there are plenty Of demo-
crsts among us, but only two Cleveland
democrats"
The passengers are maiLly from Cal
ifornla, Oregon and Washington and
the vote taken may be accepted aa q
fair standard OF how Grover stands on
the coast, even with his own party.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-08
NIrulnIus To- Might,

The presentation Of Virglnius by
Louis James and Marie VAIN wright
at the Rink tonight, will be II rsre
treat n every lover OF the stage. There
are hundreds OF towns Ia the states
that are five times rs populous Us II
Miles City, that have not and will not
for years 10 cone be favored with a
presentation OF such uuquestioned
merit. Ia this we are most fortunately
situated and when II II considered that
the largest audience we can turn out
is but u small recognition OF the excel
lence Of the artists who visit Us, we
should make every endeayor 10 do that
little and not let II be said that We can.
not or DO not appreciate entertain.
ments OF the higher order. The house
tonight should be filled to it, utmost
seating capacity, and we will guatfsn.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-08

Old pill boxes are spread over the
land by the thousand after having
been emptied by suffering humanity.
What u mass Of sickening, disgusting
medicine the poor stomach has to con.
tend with. Too much strong med'.
cine, Prickly Ash Bitters il rapidly
and surely taking the place of all thi.
class Of drugs, and in curing all the
ills arising from a disordered condi-
ton Of the liver, kidneys, stomach and
bowels.