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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
A CaDriota,

Upon her cheek damask glows,
And comes and goes,
As fine as the pomegranate knows.
And such light her eye escapes
As gleames on grapes
That puppies fair her island capes
Her figure has the wondrous grace
That marks her race
Wcll.rounded curves from foot TO ia
/ look! she smiles bewltchinsly;
| turn and see
Two fierce dark eyes fixed fast on me.
That smile-that marv'lous pc Sc of head;
Sweet dream, be fed!
These Capriotes carry knives, tits said.
Home Journal
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
Is She Dead.

A lady entered one of the prominent
drug stores of Munich. Bavaria. desir-
ing a cure for cold. The clerk reach
ed into one of the chests for popular
remedy and handed it to the woman,
who went on her way rejoicing.
few minutes later he opened the chest
again, and, to his horror found it filled
with poison which had been placed
there tempol arily owing to the lack of
labels. The police were Immediately
notified. but failed to find the lady in
question. Cricrs were then sent out
who ran about the city proclaiming the
incident and telling all who had pur-
chased the popular remedy to proceed
to the station and have it examined.
Red placards were placed upon the
bill boards. Extras were thrown
about the city with sensational head
ings-"A life Endangered. "A Case
of Poison,' and the like, until the
whole town was excited. and the ma
joritv of the inhabitants seemed hunt
ing the woman with the popular rem
edy. The station was over crowded
with people and inva!ids of all kinds
who had come to have their medicines
examined, There WAS moaning and
gnashing of teeth, and hysterical wom-
Ell declaring. despite ruddy checks, that
they were at The point of death; others
ready to take farewell to their dear
little ones; in AL, scene like mild
pandemonium. frightening the poor
policemen out OF their senses. But,
though the firm paid over LOCO marks
in advertising. the investigation proved
unavailng. The unfortunate woman
did not appear. - BerIi" Cor. NeW
York 1ribuue.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
w0uld-be murderer to the fearful death
he had planned for another.


Three years later strong. hand.
some man and beautiful woman
stood upon tho same spot beautiful.
not only in the physical, but in face
telling of education and culture; beau
tiful in the whiteness of skin. the soft
flashing of eyes, the abundance of
silken. raven hair; beautiful in the
trust and happiness of love.
''Madge, darling" said her hns-
band 1t was here you saved nv life.
here. as the child of the quarry
you"
The men at work discovered them.
rose en- masse and saluted.
Three more cheers. mates" was
shouted three more for the queen of
the quarry" and they were given
with hearty good will.
They are right whispered Man.
ton, rs he stole his arm around her
slender waist and led her away. Child
no longer are you, but queen here, and
of my heart and home. ~ Yankee
Blade,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
A Big Gorilla.

Boston has just received from Africa
the largest gorilla ever landed in this
country. His name is Jack. and he Is
five feet in height when standing erect
and measures seven feet from the end
of one outstretched hand to the other.
He weighs about 125 pounds and ex-
hibts enormous strength, compared
with that of a man seems like II childs.
He arrived in II large box made OF
planking Two and half inches thick
and when being removed from the sh p
he tore large splinters from the hard
wood planks with rs much ease as q
child would break II twig
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
No Change i'm These Fashions.

Mortgages are signcI by two wit
ncsscs. the same us last YEAR and are
folded so rs To fit the side coat pocket.
The back taxes are comb0d forward
ami parted on the side nearest the
mort gagee. In this 81 mate. mortgages
generally mature in the winter sea-
snn
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
A Squirrel Hangs Itself.

A fox SOU rrel took very novel
and unusual method of shuffling off
the mortal col at Jacksonville. Fla,
recently. He had evidently become
tired of life. and had tied around his
neck stout piece of Irvine. to the
other end of which piece of coal was
sIouily fastened. The squirrel then
climbed a telegraph pole. and. get
tin the piece OF coal on one side of q
telegraph wire, threw itself over on
the other. When discovered the AMI
NAL was dead.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
HOminy and Shrimps for Breakfast.


If there is one thing that can COM
pensate the average Charlestonian for
being robbed of his morning nap by
the Unsuitable and constituencies raw
shrimp fiend il is when he is startled
from his slumbers that at any rate he
will have breakfast of hominy and
shrimps, and that even Vanderbilt and
his $4,000 cook are in that one par
ticular poorer than any man in Charles
ton. For neither Mr.. Vanderbilt nor
his $40 900 artist can get up shrimp
breakfast Gas she is cooked" in Char
lcston) at the frozen North. 1t is admit
ted that there are no shr5mps. in Amer
lea at least, that can compare with the
Charleston shrimp in delicacv of flavor
or in tenderness of flesh. There are
pawns and slrimps elsewhere perhaps.
but the little Charleston shr mp is us
far ahead of them rs Hyperion to n
Satyr. and one of his principle pecul-
iarties i the fact that he will not
submit TO be carried away from home.
He generally puts in an appearance
about this time of the year and he stays
with us all the summer He never
consents to be sent away from home. -
Charleston (S. O. NeUs.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
He Wanted 10 be Rrenared,

81 hear that you are taking lessons
in pug lism."
yes, | am
"Go ne TO enter the ringP"
Not that know of.
Have gr'uge against some
one?"
Not that | know Of
What's your idea thenp"
why, I'm going TO marry my late
wifs's sister" lincoln Jo,irnai.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
Blood Will Tell.

There is no question about it-bIoOd will
tell-especially il it be an impure blood
BlOtches. eruptions. pmplcs and bOls, are l.
symptoms of an impure blood, due to the i'm
proper action OF the liver. When this import
ant organ fails to properly perform its func-
ton Of purifying and cleansing the blood i'm
purities are carried to all parts OF the sy stem,
and the symptoms above referred to are mere.
ly evidences of the struggle of Nature to
throw off the poisonous germs. Unless hel
warning be needed in time. serious results
are certain to follow, eliminating in liver OF
kidney disorders or even in consumption
Dr. Pierce'S Golden Medical Discovery will
prevent and cure these diseases, by restoring
the liver to healthy condition.
DOye-gray and cream-white pilot cloth fab
ricS will be very much used again next season
and during the summer for dresSy afternoon
gowns.
Some ginghams and percales will be made
into basques with vests or revcrs of embroid
cry, but in the Garibald waist, with box
pleat in front and stirring either side and
across the back of the neck will be far and
away better style.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10

BONNEVILLE Ind, January IS, 1897.
shall praise the day that yOH gentlemen were
born and shall bless the day that your medicine was
known to me ] had blood poison from birth and so
much so that all the tO~tors OF my town aid would
be crippled for life Tn@y said would lose my lower
limb could stand in my class to rCce my lessons
aud clever bottles Of your p. y. cured sound and
well You can uzc my name as You see 1T In my
case there WtTc kUOts my shinhOnes as large as
hens egg. Yours gratefully. NIRTLE N. TASNEh.
Serd fer our Eook Of Wor daTs free to nil
Addr.ss BLOOD BALM CO, Atlanta Ga
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
To dream of pondcrous whale,
Erect on the tip of his tail,
Is the sign of Il storm

Unless it should happen to fail.
Dreams don't amount to much, anyhow.
Some signs however are infallible. If YOU
are cOnstipated, with no appetite, tortured
with sick headache and bilious symptoms,
these signs indicate that you need Dr.. Pierce $
Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets. They will cure
you. All druggists.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10

advocate and the ins never practice---Ar
GrDady.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
ELY'S
CIR Fam PAI.M

/ wds snrpri&ef
Gtcr using Eigs
Cream Balm tn
months 10 tint the
right nostrR, @hiet
was elosrd for 70
FEARS wds OlrR and
tTe as tie OTTER 4
fee' rery hankfH
n. ~. Gre, inIbnna
275 18Th 81, irok :
m.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10

Why Is whisky like the flowers that bloom
in the spring? Because it makes the nose gay,
my dear.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
Now that spring lamb is in the market Mr..
Cnnld La any inIIs Ia got hack hama

Now that spring lamb is In the market Mr..
Gould Is anxious to get back home.
When all so-callcd remedies fail, DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures.
II isn't always the man that gets the most
tickets printed that gets the election.
Sweeping the Markets like an Avail
anche.
The most remarkable thing in business lines
Is the MoXie Company, in Lowell. 1t Is said
the sales in little mere than two years are
oyer 1000, 900 bottles. This liquid food is re-
markabe, we may believe what is said
about it. Lately, the athletes, actors and
actresses, and heavy business men have taken
to 1t like mad. Yesterday word came from
Maiden that it had raised an old case of help
less paralysis, and another in Lowell. If this
is so, Moxie is all right, with but little advdr-
Using.
The Season for March, gives no hint in its
cuts or reading matter that we are to have
any important changes in the general outlines
of fashion this spring.
Fits: All Fits stopped free by DR.. Kines
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after fret
days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and
$500 trial bottle free to fit cases. Send to
DR.. Kline, 93l Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. William Gamwel, OF Providence, r. J.,
Is probably the richest woman in New Eng
land. Her fortune is estimated at Sl2, 600, 0C0
to $50, 100000
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10

ParasOls of bingham and sateen now cOme
to match those as closely as more costly fab
RIGS. aud are so cheap as to be within reach of
the most moderate purse.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10

When all so-callcd remedies fail, Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cures
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1888-05-10
sweeping the Markets like AN Avail
anche.

II isn't always the man that gets the most
tickets printed that gets the election.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

TAosMA ssCIETY.


Fred c. smith returned Thursdas
evening" from vsit 10 Yicsaria. He
ssil Is sAs very Foosa crossing ths
stratts aad evesy p lssaagsF gas ss4sies.
Neat tine be gees cseF b saws be vii
ualk aronaa through tbs woods in pr
terence 10 crossing GA a steamer.
A married lady ff0m CSiitosuia Who
has been stappina a. tie TAeomA for s
fen DAYS 18th the vieS o. iscatinR b
toe ctty, remarked yesterday 81 The pof.
ter Of the hoase. who IL . eood nAtares
old soal, say, are good etFls hard g.
and N fasoEnA and do yon think /
soald Sad aas s1on.n THIS question
rstoeF Vsrpisxea the pagter aud after
mansais ean-idsrAtiaus he replied, II
tsnr kno~ madam. havs been laok
SnE fpE eae myself for nsAFiy two years
sud ! have nps founa Der yss.n
Tacoma hss = large Bun bar % eq1ss-
tFi.Unss, sid airssay Fidinz parties are
saiked % ~ = usattsr Of pastime foe ths
ptiDa sad samuseE dsEs. Ssddts
bsFs~a are ssares heFs. psFslsalAFiy tuess
satahis fsE isay Fi4sFA LAwn tennis.
sac, viii eseosBs gate : p0palax came
nSta N The sa9nsr. fhers are a nsn-
~ % .ElsBdld players amonS The 4
3Ers % fscopA
Nrs WnaElessy, waa the eaass % hee
sisscF, hra RsynoS, az TIE aemfnzrv fer
: fee says Fssar0ed early last week 70
3. g .ssie.
Mrs.. G n. Grainess. after wish Of
lee 5sts 70 her nstcss, 1Fs- WANG,
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rEassAAls 40 ornEHwIsE.


Mrs. Hswlsy. Of Juanits, 10 visiting
friends IA Seattle.
+ N. OsFs has returned from his viz.
u 10 relatives "a California.
Charles n. Andersou. Of WAlla Wal.
IA, "a IN tae city visiting fsiends.
Fraak KimaAil. Of this ETY.. vas al
wala wslls daring the pasi week.
Ar. and Mrs. Samuel Hnntsr returned
fso@ S4a FsaasissJ Lass Monday.
w. A. Avery returned 10 seattle on
raesi y uFeains fF0@ Skn Rsauolseo.
cap,sia Marpay. Of the ship W. Ii.
BAbooek. vss ~ the city last tuesday.
l. COaltes. % Portland. sss 10 tovn
daaag tur past wesk eAilinE on ffiends
Aslsa Wen. % the Port rOwnsst q
Argsb s2aas par. OF last week IN Be-
asie.
George @. Mills. % Oiympia. was in
Seattle lass fRafsiAy % basinsss
visit
Mrs. ]. 2. Hoys Aad lltls soa. Of this
city. are vIasttnS frienjs 10 san fran
elso1.
OF. Cooper. OF this cay. has formed
80 "a sageGees vita lassma grossly
ssass.
James Pineus. Who teeut the Say 10
Seattle, lafs Tor rao2ua uy the Emma
dAy-afd.
Giatas wso5, "a esq lYeo otZ O.
u Be-, " e5ua1ct 70 els E0on win
msAs.es.
As.. W. A Harrin1soa asa daughter
retained fs8.a a v.alt q QAdsrnis last
Mssasy.
ASA ME u,lss u OLYMPIA, IL vs
gt.S - gae Fssi3e1es 81 sifs. FfAsi 90
ta,fd street.
Waller ca nan retaFne3 last Tues
. ~ ff52 vlslt 10 Eeistsvss aaa fFisnds
~ Nnalolm.
A B ttskson. representing tss Wls-
eausia uealE2l E4iiSAy, isfG foF Port
iAno Yesterday.
Captain Jshn IEvins. Of she CAnad an
Pasiae NsvtEAtlo0 C1mpAny. vas 10
seattle Tuesday.
TeFrepss 0'Bfieu h1s been appointed
By 0astFsaf SeLnpls timber tnspectof
iof asstHss Ma
Mrs Wa Jsnes. Ari 5asirg Sue past
goes ~ vtstt ffteuas.
Q X earnstf. sapsriuSsndsut Of TIE
; . Pralste caai uataes. sAs IN tosn
1snHE The pssi ~ssk.
Gsarzs citysiAn1. HARRY Lewis ard
VA Mead FesaTned fFow fiStsFia, YEA
bssday, ~ tbs o. mQiaa.
Mss s hosse. uha hss hssu Visii.
i1s fsitn4s a Ssstil~. Us rsgaired 10
bee haa.s ~ Waila Wstis.
Nv O. ,, Rssnssp. Of Victoria VISA
Cd Ar And ais, q. q. : usez.sv. % this
Stiy. arT.i : tee pasz s-tk
Ne. AB8 dra J. ". Ysa Rsosklin re
saf1,d sogs fFsa tel tFip 10 tse
ea,ssFa states izss tsessAy.
o 4. nas aalsi. tag Isaz ''aae pro
eris,af u zee $40 frNasisea Hoiei, ssss !
% tae UAttsslA tass ! iisy.
Mrs Ira Gssssxoos lsfs asa Tiara
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
OLYMPI, SOCIETY.

The fine skating has been RESPONSE
Die for the dear a Of social news this
week. Tee pleasures OF the Preside are
appreciated most when the oatside St
m0spheFa Is inpropitioug, and one
Sonld scarcely expect the swift rushing
blood Of yOaIh 10 be satisfied with tue
pastmes Of the pafior vnen the sir
though frosty, was clear aud the Zoe
smooth, while the voises OF merry com
pani0ns. like sirens, wers calling them
away. K3owing their pleasure would br
d short duration H vas improved to the
utmost. BHne lake vas tbe favOEite
and lie glassy surfsee vas covered With
neIFg skaters iieb;ly aud inoessant.y
ssarryinQ hitner aud thltheT. seemingly
90 the inspiration Il inward music al oil
hours OF tue day, ana almost any Of the
ntRht, 50 long as the sport lasted. The
numerous other lakes 10 the vicinity had
their SHARE Of admrers. TIE devots es
OF their most admirable sport, one and
al unite IN praise OF toe fne Ice and
be Perfect weather, and only regret
that it could not have lasted longer.
nEcEPIIoS 10 ZHK LEaFsLATuHs.
The cilizsas OF the capital city vili
give the customary reception 20 tie
legislature next Friday sveping At 90
lnmbia hali hts occasion il always
looked forward 20 with great pleasure,
not ONLY By the members Of The ieRisla-
iure. uat also BY the citiEsns them
selves. sasn antioipAiions have ALWAYS
been iastihed. aud every preparation Is
being made to have tbis occasion IL
esed n possible 10 elaboFAteness "a pre-.
oedinR ores. The committee having
she On lttef IN charge are A. II. Cham
bsrs. r. I. MoKennS, q. A. Barnes, +.
:. Yoaug snd u Frost.
REcEPrIoS.
Az Mrs. BRECKENRIDGE Tharsday
evening as home. there usre present
Mr.. ana Mrs. II L. Mayo, Mr.. and Mfs.
T. l.. Cars1s, Mrs.. Cosy, Mrs. Jof-
dan, Misses rAKpell aud Chambers.
Lieut. Alns. Hoa. ] Hanillon Lewis
Frsderfck Btusmsn and Frank Casey.
Capt z J. Hstch made q basiness
trip to p srtisnd this wesk.
AIR. :. q. woodruff OF SieilaeooIn
vac 10 the citv this week.
MIR. Alisa Weir % PORT Tewnsend 10
In the city.
Mss L. :. V. Aues % 81 Louis, Gov
ernoF Ssnple's sister, arrived rhnrs1ay
evening.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
ISGERsoLL ElKED rHE PEw.

Here is a story that is told as fac
10 the circle wheTsin Colonel Robert
z. InRersoll moves. BE entered q
church. sauntered right up tbs middle
aisle, and coolly took bis seat In one Of
toe Incest pswa. A few moments tate
toe owner Of the pew, a pompcus
purse proud. but orthodox man, march.
ed WITH telling strides 10 its door. He
seemed slightly disooueeEtsd SO seeing
q stranger in occupation. He seated
himself, and, taking . memorandum
book from his pocket, wrote: 81 paw
5000 year for this pew, SIR r. CoolIy
taking bis pencil from bis pocket, With
cut changing his position. tbe man Of
silver tongue wrote underneath IL
don't doubt your word at all. sir. It's a
DIN good pew ln-Chicago Herald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
Continue com,
TaOEBE-cARLIsLE.
coxsIpxRArIox OF TIE CONTESTED CASE
RFsuMED

CONSIDERATIONS OF THE CONTESTED CASE
WAsHN0roN, Jan. "A - Every mem
Der of the hsuse committee on elections
waa IN astendsnos TO resume consideFa
tion Of the Thoebe Carlisle c0aieeted
election eass. Hslism Of Osvineton,
Kentucky, appeared IN behalf OF Car
iisle and SypheF appeared for the con-
lestant. Hailam said be took the posi
/ ton that safhsient use had not been
shown for 70 opening the oaa9. TIE
action OF counsel Of the ether sid in
pFess ntiue sf5davits at the last session
seemed 10 show that they o1neurred ia
that belief. John A. GoFds0u, chief Of
| police OF CovinRtop, and brother In Ia
Of Carlisle. denies emphAtie4llT thai
The assertion made By counsel Tor The
contestant that some relative % Car
isle hsd approached Ar. Wood former
" Thosbeis counsel, for the
parpose OF innasncina him.
be states be the only EsIatlvs OF Or
hsie living near OoyinRtan. and be de-
elares that neither be or other persons,
80 far ~ be 10 ooaaetned. ever IN an,
manBeE approached o. attempted 70
spproach Wa a OF any other person IN
C4riisle's behalf. So far sa afians
knew such thing vas never thoaeai
Of.
S1methinR like sensation vas caazsd
y lhe reaaiaR u several letters wfitseu
By ]. hale SypeeF SOFA after the elss-
tion 10 1855, which proclaimed the ian
nedtste availability Of bis (Sypher's}
being employed 10 the confess. Oae o.
TIE letters states that, IN addition O.
his ls04l ability, diplomatic sud poiiti
cal iHnaeaee wsald hsvs 10 be used II
sscogss Usa 10 Be heped for; that be |
tSypher) coasd irhasnes eertAiu Rspmn- |
iioan and pFoseclisntst fFiends to assist
Mr.. Tooese.
A. HAiiam bsRso 10 read the letters.
uhi-h vefe addressed to Lee Ora1dail, |
Of Washtnat5E, Who scsed a 3 medipn |
befseeu faoabs aud SsphsT. toe latter /
IN great exsitement ohiasae1 10 the let. /
teFs being red. Heard. Of the eaza-
aittae thooeht the lstsers oaaht 10 Be /
Rad, AMI SYpaeF withdrew his obfee-l
tion. saying there Was nlthiuR II then
thai be ~as afrSid ef.
Al 1918 o. n. tbs conmiskea went ID
10 secret session. Wees tbs aOofa So
reorene3 % ga snnoaaes1 Eat Ssohsr
vosid - Rtsen bait N hear IN vaich
70 reply 10 akslsra. rhis hs deEatea -
sxpianatious. deniRls aad the rad
ice Of ssstsmeBts aaA pstisians
frsu dsssFietA As 10 o'cfSek
tue o0Dmittee took . recess fer
half hear sn3 uDoa FessssnSlin vsnl
Into secret ssssi0n- Ths auzl decision
SAs nos % reapen the Tb0Sa Carlisle
etse. hot 20 e0aerm Cariisis,s tia 10
his seat. Tee vote vas IS 10 TIE AIR
DstiSe. tbFse eseusbess eos voting.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15
rnr mAHD Acasss Tna WAY.


Thsrs 4 maid seFots Ehs street.
Ii fsrra an1 fsss fxtFsEsif nsat.
vita fsvFa isks md ttcy fssis
see her fvsFy dsss
And vet ebs eosaly lock- On nae,
Apd sareH uaaaht fsF ES atssfys
a esld and hsgabty maid h 8he,
TIE maid hsf - tbs wsg.
No susiis upoz hss FACE spseafs
No Rlsses u love 70 asd bart cheers
TneaRb b tasbs 10 sofroW's tears.
Add Tor sasetIa0 pfsg.
No lieht % love 81 - ~ htF efs;
Yss never seen beg lsu9n o. cry
Tnoogh ofssn mag pass Der ~.
Ine maid acr0ss sse vs..
Hsr hair Il liks he rssen'a sioe,
So eaanot piss, o. dance, Or siag.
Has 10 her moas sbs weass a FtnR,
Aud Il dressed 10 Ialment GAY,
Yst ess n Woo5en 20 The core,
qhts Indian maid that sssads 5ef0ts
Tne door q toe tgbsco1 store,
-7As Earth.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-15

d. p. Ballard sent the Oysferyili,
Journal = lot Of char IS which be hsI
made against dadee Allyn, With a re-
guest to rubllsh IL, and also inform BIZ
clients Ia thal eounty that be will b,
onaole 20 farther Feprt sent their cases
Ballard has sent bis charges 70 Attor-
nNy t'enesal Garland for Investigation
rges seeuss Allyn Of neglect Of
nd dskfegsri OF the statutes in
GARD 30 the pr ,ctioe Of attorneys, and
40 they woald occupy too much or
and could accomplish no special good
tue Journal declined 70 pnblish then
FaacoHssr Independent. w. r.
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ADDITIONAL DISPATCHES.
TmK srOkM ABATKs.
RAILROADS KSTEsTSa MfNEEAPoLTs
BLOCKED UP oKSKRALLY.


BLOCKED UP oESKRALLY.
BNNEAPoLIs, Dan. 1.-The storm's
back Ii Or ken and the railroads have
through hard Useked drifts. The Enox
!. hard aud as heavy as sand aud BAT
iis5 the snow ploWs. The only train 10
At tie Uaion depot yesterday was tue
Wisconsin Cen,ral. Two east bound
Northern Pacific trains cane IN this
morning eighty aud atty houss late.
one Of them had been snogsd in fifty
miles west OF here for seventy tW0 hours.
The Manitoba road started ont two
northwestern trains this morning, with
two engines aud q snow plow TO each
TRAN. The trains from Ohicsgo sre tx-
peoted In tonight 0a ell roads, Dot IL will
tske from two to three engines for each
train.
TIE Duluth road is open, hus the
Omaha lice to. Sioux City Is badly
plngged up.
Tue Northern Paollc has had az ex.
cslleni Opportunity to test the rotary
snow plows With entire success. Over
201 mlies OF track In Dakota, with snow
averaging Is feet deep, have been cleared
by one glow in l6 hoars. This is m
psfalleled.
CONTINUES COLD.
Denver, Colorado, Jaa. IA The
weather here continues clear and cold,
with no sn3w. The Thermometer this
morning showed &c degrees below zero.
roniRht il 10 - below. As yes toe live
stock has not suffered to any extent,snd
II tbs anticipated cold spell ls-ts ovsr 8
day or tvo The loss will not be gre ter
tssn usual. Railway travel isBot great
~ in.erfered With. Mountain trains are
on time. The Darlington trains report
ei on time. The Missouri Pacinc train
inta Pusslo 10 bat a fex hours late.
The Santa Fe and Gnion Pacific trains
are not 20 fortunate. They are reported
from IL 10 Is hours behind.