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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03
Are Your Pullets Laying?

This question is often asked at this season
by persons keeping hens and the answer is
too often, mo! and suppose they wont lay
until eggs get cheap next spring, just my
luck" 1t ought not to be your luck. Pull
lets Matched in April last should have COM
June matches should be laying this month.
1t is not too late even now, to force the early
pullets to laying in a few weeks. The late
ones, even as late as July and August, can
be brought forward, so as to pay we'll, while
eggs bring good prices. Strictly fresh, pull
let's eggs will probably retail as high as fifty
to sixty cents per dozen, in Boston and New
York markets, before March LIST, 1889. Mrs.
L. j. Wilson of Northboro, Mass, says; " In
past years, have noticed when my pullets
laid at all, they would lay a litter and then
either want to set, or NOPE around for ten
days, often for weeks doing no laying, Last
fall and winter there was no interruption OF
their laying. The results We're the best |
ever saw in an experience of eighteen years.
My thirty pullets were all just six months
old, when they commenced laying. l never
saw such return of eggs. In just eight
weeks after they commenced to lay, the
thirty pullets laid 1,437 eggs which |
ascribed to the use of Sheridan's Condition
Powder, TO make hens lay" The new and
enlarged edition of the Farmers Poultry
Guide contains much information upon the
above subject. l. s. johnson & Co., % Gus
tom House street, Boston, Mass, (the only
manufacturers of Sheridan's Powder, to
make hens lay will send a Guide postpaid,
to any address for twenty-five cents in
stamps; or two twenty-five cent packs of
Sheridan's Powder and the book for sixty
cents, five packs 81. A large two and one
fourth pound can of the Powder for S1.20
postpaid and the Guide free; six cans So,
express prepaid. They will send testi-
monial circular free to any one.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03
Windham County.
Windhan.

AT the residence of Deacon A. o. Prentiss,
September 26, his daughter, Mary Hattie,
was married to Emery H. Jones by Rev.
George Prentiss of Bridgeport, Conn,
brother of the bride, assisted by Rev.
George A. Beckwith of this place. The
ceremony was witnessed by some forty
was tastefully decorated with evergreen
and wild flowers. A marriage bell was
hung from the bow of an arch of foliage and
flowers. The presents were many and ele-
giant. After the wedding dinner the bride
and groom started for carriage drive to
Saratoga and Lake George.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03
Orleans County.
Morgan.

MARSHALL CALKINs has gone to Lyndon
vile. G. G. Towle has sold his store
to his brother Ezra. William Gilman
has returned from Massachusetts. - L..
ID. Farr has his engine and other machinery
for his shop and grist-mill and hopes TO
have it running soon, - Mabel Cobb
teaches in district No. 3 and Cora Hall in
Healy house and works for j. A. Gray.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03

WARMERS Loo CABIN REMEpIEs-old-
fashioned, simple compounds, used in the
days of our hardy forefathers, are old
timers" but old-reliable." They COM
prise Sarsaparilla, " Hops and Buchu
Remedy" Cough and Consumption Rem
edy," " Hair Tonic" " Extract" for Ex-
ternal and Internal Use," "Plasters, -
"Rose Cream" for Catarrh, and Liver
Pills" They are put up by II. III. Warner
& Co., proprietors of Warmers Safe Rem
edies, and promise 20 equal the standard
value of those great preparations, All drug
gists keep them.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03
Orange County.
Bradford.

SEE announcement of DAILY JOURNAL
and WATcHMAN for session on first and
fourth pages. Who and how many will get
the JOURNAL or WATCHMAN free? - c..
Bixby and wife have returned from trip
to Massachusetts,. - Notwithstanding
the rainy weather, there was good attend
ance at the Orange county fair last week.
- John II. Watson was summoned last
Saturday because of the critical illness of
his brother-in-aw, III. f.. Harris, who has
since died. Mr.. Harris was at one time
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03

Hon. JOHN M. MITCHELL of Concord, who
has been appointed by the governor and
council of New Hampshire member of the
board of railroad commissioners of that
state, is native of Derby, VT, and thirty
nine years old. He was admitted to the
Grafton county bar in 1872 and is we'll
known lawyer, being prominently identified
with railway litigation. In politics he was
an active democrat, the law establishing the
commission providing that both parties
should be represented on the board.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03
Barnard, Sumner & Co
n little re1olczuo.

49, ''C'NN hiiilDCio lllcll llClNl
up the tall scaffolding are down
at last, and the sun comes in
unimpeded once more.
If you have had the least
fear heretofore of falling bricks,
you can dismiss it now, al
though such care was taken that
no possible harm could come.
But the timbers are gone,
and in a few days more YOU
will have a clearer way to us
than you have had.
Never mind now, we are
ready to serve you with zeal.
Turn to your left as you en-
ter, and the first thing to catch
your eye will be the startling
announcement Of
Best Tycoon Reps.
one SohdcaSe, II Zee a yard,
Because we can.
Representatives of Boston
and New York houses ask
IL I-2c.
We have this one case for
II G-2C.
The designs are about what
the Chailles we're, only they
are in fall colors.
3S-inch Suitings, mixed, at
10 G-2c, and that is Just half
price.
The jobbers lose just S. on
every piece. They made too
many in grey mixes, stripes.
Tycoon Reps at IL I-2c
yard.
Yes, not simply a piece or
two, but one whole case of
them in best of fall shades.
The designs are about the
same as those seen in Chailles
only in darker colors.
Statesmen from New York
and Boston here yesterday
asked - I-2c a yard for them
by the case.
We sell them to you at
IL lac simply because we can.
Mixed Suitings have re-
ceived a great deal of attention
this year.
Century Cloths, &c now.
They are % inches wide, in
figures and stripes they were
Ioc with us, and they are still
Ioc in other cities, but we are
selling them now at &c a yard.
We have pretty mixed suit
ings at CSC a yard, and the
genuine
Rwah SultlmgS, all a0ool,
some pretty grey mixes, with
points of red and white to light
up and give character to the
goods.
Basket Cheeks, SIC, 40 inches
wide, and quite bargain.
A great beauty and very
popular too, is a line of fine all
wool suitings, I I-2 yards wide,
with lines of bright silk in
stitched effect.
We sold the same goods last
season at $I.oo yard.
NoaO only SOC.
India Serges and Foule, in
all colors, 4S inches, IS cents.
The finest India Serge ad-
vertised in Boston at $I.25 a
yard, we give you here for one
dollar.
A Western lady visiting
Worcester saw this serge,
bought 10 yards, and returned
next day for 80 yards more, re-
marking " it is the best quality
for the money | have seen
anywhere" And so it is.
The best of bargains for chill
dren are in novelty plaids,
broken light and dark lines,
SOC, 40 inches.
Mari Checks, too, in all
shades, SOC.
Fifty-inch Tricots, all wool,
soc a yard,
5o-inch plain cloth, almost
like broadcloth, 75c, all shades.
AsSabet PlaldS, in large eff
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1888-10-03

A NEW fast mail is to be established be-
tween New York and Chicago which will
shorten the time on the mail route between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, one day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26
uxuen PACIFIC MEETING.


I'm onDooa InAsss AAs ooxyumKp n
I'm nlnnUTouD.
Boszoa, April &-Ths annaal nest
ing Of the Uuion Pacific railroad vaa
heid this morning. The action Of the
direotose in leasing the Oregon Railway
and Nsvieatioo eo0psny's lines and
The Oregon Short Lane Railway CON-
pany's road vas osn6Fmsd- The only
change from last years board h the
eloetiou Of 6cmuel Carr, Js., 10 6ll she
vacancy osnssd By the death OF Cen
esal Manager and Vice President I. j.
Potter. u b understood. AoVeveR. that
M. Carr 10 70 rsmAia on the board only
tsoI 3saxily. or until Mr.. Posoes's 80.
oosDos 10 appointed.
PreGidsot Adams, h the course Of The
meeting. IN respouse 10 inquiries from
stockholdess. stated that u vas the
pufpeos Of the directors during the en-
suina year 10 puFsae very conservative
ooafee With references TO nev c0nstruc-
oioa and at present no lines we're under
oonsidssasioo.
Ths difeotoss subeeq aeatly reelected
Charles Francis Adams president, end
the other old omsess, except that &. II.
Baker succeeds T. J. Potter a. vice.
presidsat, and James q. Harris soe
Deeds NJ. McRsrland - tsssRures.
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usaaisa - HI Name y Always Gseesed
wa Avplaass anA cAssrtne-
PrstsssSsa = ~ War Cry.

Busrea. April 3.-Ths Republican
soass esnvsAttoa 70 elect deae9oees -
The natisnAl conveosicn. onsemo Cd ~
ths Fssooat Tsmpas q II O'Clock this
foseuooo. Toe conventioa vAs called
10 order By De. Baren. chairman Of the
enonietos. Who sd tAAs Tie prospsces
ef the Rspob,teaa pasty IN this state
and the nation nevUg looked moro en-
coerasina than today. He urged ths
formation Of RepobiieAn elube as aids
10 the regular party oeaapi1atlon and
saii that The inpoetAnes Of snch clnos
eoaid not b ovessssimaAe6. He favor
"a the policy Of mailing . olean cam
paian sotiseiy froa, Republican sand
DO nj. "But," said be. s've vill Uel-
come the houee1 indspendeuto Who, ee-
lievtss that The coass passosd BY ths
RapobtkeAa Uaxty fo0f yoaRs 40 tsnded
10 Yssar6 ~ reform of ~ civil us9vioe
-vunt oat acd fell doUa q IL fees Of
that ayoaa hiah priest Of Esform Gro
yer Cleveland, escauee be vili admit
bis miDtake; bat 10 that - called in0o-
psodout vho oeokD 10 faaten upon tie
question of sivil service reform - pre-
t<xs, while the rsal seoeon vAa free
tsade, ~ have no ooocoeoioa b o9es.
The policy Of ths Rspsbliean party ie
ideosined vith the principle OF peotec-
tion 20 Amestoaa labor. Rreeideot
OlevelAn6'e mosuaoe has tndelihiy In
printed freo trade upno The DemocrAts'
policy. President O1eveland for the
Democsasic party threw down the gage
OF battle. James q. Blaine picked 10
% and answered the challenge With Q
teumpo1 b1ase for pfoteotioo, that viii
NOS coass blowing until . RepublicAA
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the d lnn frec ship hGli - eAlealaAe6 -
vofk tsjaFv 10 AussieaD lahOs.
Ju3ee Mitchell - Do011a1o1 ~
sapeeme Judge. Thomas DolAn. Of PM
adespAia. sni Lewis ". PaRA, of LAek-
sv&nna, we're chosen a. o&ndSdatee Tor
peeeidentfal e1eeeses q large. ed ee0A-
cor Quay. Daniel II. Hastings. Nslsua p.
Heed Ard Henry W Ofives - dsseGAaea
st large 10 the national ecoveastco. Ad-
jonrned.
The mcs1 rsmAskshle feature ID co.
neeticn With the conseseion vAe ~
fast cf the complete avesdanee at -
preeitenttal question, either By latina
tton or direct declaration. TAe fsaR
delegates 81 large are - plamo apca ~
question Of preaidential pesfeferee -
was the eoavsntton.
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oEuKnAI poUIAuooD TEE MATT rHPon.
TAFT 1oRsc OF TALE.
Pam. Apsi; H.-Aaios lde Of The
6eposses fos shs seine depArtmeos has
ssened . manifesto 10 hio electors co.,
6smnine the Boaia1ess mevsment.
he tAfsaaeued split anooa the bou-
janeesiGes seems evi6eoe.
~ e Csesrds oflsiaiiy aanoances
hat Gen<fal Booianess vii pos b
nominated fcs osh4s eoossi1osoe3es.
General Bsalanass has tDoe0 invita-
siocs 70 . polit3aai dinner q the Cafe
Riees 90 RsidAy.
PrsaAsos Osseo1. ooepOpaDka by
r. Loeksos. DtotGles Of uobiss iBSesuc
s,on aad H. Dc Lana 0oasasd. minis
tes ef pubate Voshs. te9s Pasts on soas
Of sosahera fSasss. Tbsy vefs cot.
daily vsieoosd q tAs depses alons
tie roosse. A. visssso - peefses Il
psssssa ~ ssoA1soss g ~ hDhahs.
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I'm 0EAn8 Am DsArua q ruD ovu
ooeuupo N rxR faxkxA
nAIruaoan. Apsil ~ Balaimoss &
6sunkiyn L
KAnsAs Cnx, Apsii x-Kassas City s
q. Lcyn. Apsii sk.-ea- Loais l. Gin
PulIApuruA. Apsil ab.-Ashls,,.s is
CLEVELAND 6.
Pn1LAnnzRuA-xHw Haax.
NBv YcaE. April 26.- For Tie hrss
etue IN The beaGus eames Nv Yesk 90
heatsn On Ne cpenina day end "a her
own eeounds by vjsitos1- Fully ten
eaoo1nn1 eDthastasose peeDae vess pres
|en1. yeeeA-UAe vas In the boz for
Nav Yosk djd net oUeo up 10 bic usual
form, vAile Oaaey OF tAs Philsieg vas
b 1De shape. Both men we're Uoll sup-
portod behind TIE bet. 6eure: Nsv Yoek
4 PhiladslphiA 8.
onL1aAu ouus 70 xnn Dg1nOsrs.
DszDss1, April A-Basnsy Glllisan
vAo oaueht for WashinQtou lea osaspn
vas siansd With ~ Dsssoiss today.
1og1ua vAnmmorou.
AVsu SS.-8oto toeo
500 rsople Witnessed great exhibitioo
of ba1s ball playing betvssn the Boston
end WashinRlon olubs hsRs. Il gsQnir-
"a eleven tnnines 70 decide the contest
and after severe serue9le the Bossons
von. From the beginning u vas bat
tie between OlaIkssn and Day aad
while the latter had she largest number
Of strike oets 70 his credits. Osskssn
90 little better honor. score: wash
ineton 0, Boatsn l.
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EX-SENATOR n'poualD PunlsxnD A Ap.
DayeS A0A1usr oovRnuou OnAS.
IxpsAnAroLu. April 2s.-Nose Of she
delegates 10 tomofrov's cenvoution
have arrived aud the number Of poli-
tieians st work among then IN she IN
tsrest Of the various candidates b vesy
large. Ex Senator McDsuald, Who ~
Q candidate for delegate 70 the ooovsn-
Won. has pubsished an address % ~
Democrats Of the state IN which he bit
teriy assails Governor Gray and Pre-
diets that the state will be loss 10 tie
Democracy IL case the RovesnoS 10 no0-
mated for vios psesidsnt.
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DsLKoAfss 10 ruB srAx. nHpuDlsuAu
oouvMf1on ARR AsogMulrno.
BAxooa, Ne, April q. The Repuhli.
can state oouvertion for the selection
Of fouf delegates st large 10 ths uatioa-
81 convention and tVu presidential
electors viii mest here somorrov morn
ing. The indieatiens tonight point 70
the selection ~ presidential electors o.
Cheney asd Colonel 6aasnel N. Camp.
bell. For delegate d large The indioa-
tions favor the sslecti q ct Charles q.
Prescott, q. Halles. J. h. Asnisy end o.
A. RouteIle.
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vasn rss GEanAn CAPITAL


Dofu0o OF oU9ku vIC1ooIA.
BExLIS, April 25.-This moruingis bul-
letin says the emperor passed good night.
His fever u lover and his condition 10 sat-
isfactory.
Queen Victoria made another visit 10 the
emperor this morning.
This Was the annual day OF prayer and
repentance. Tho imperial family attended
divine service in the castle chapel ., Char
iotteubuFg. After service Queen Victoria
received the STAFF Of the British embAay,
and later gave an audience OF an hour 10
Prince Bismarck. Dowager Empress An
gasta visited the queen this afternoon and
two ladies drove 10 Berlin. Empress Vic.
toria gave dinner In honor Of the queen
this evening,
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OIL - ktLAxU II . H8xO8kO 8AIxk8
AnD Azo11na ugunxp.
Ax.uousnoUs, n. n, Apsil 4.-Tvo
deputy sheriffs of Haoosro county Who
have been on lhs trail Of Joe Atkins
and Frank Portse for the Last sWo days.
came up With them near San Joss. this
county, yesterday afternoon. whom .
regular pitched hattie sasaed n which
Porter was killed end Atkins injured.
The prisoner and Ne body Of the Dad
man vsrs beoseAt here this morn
ina. These uso the same
men Who shot Slaughter 10
American Valley about year ago. A.
kins killed Q man named 6hipman nsaf
the same placs about month ago BE-
cause be Wss working for Slauehter. He
has threatened several times TO Hill
Slauehtes's men. Porter 10 reported 70
have killed . number Of men and it h
sAid thss rewards are offered fer him Ia
various places In the vest to the amount
NJ An ON
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But,erworth bill, providing for the taxing
and branding Of compounded lard. wAs de-
ferr q for two weeks by the house com
mit,ee on agriculture this morning. In the
meantime, Mr.. Hatch, chairman OF the
committes. will prepare . general food
adulseration bill, which. a. substituted fos
The pending bill. will tax al Compounded
food prod1es and make the violation Of its
provisions . misdemeanof.
AsssGn0sss ss . nsehens Csopaav.
81. LOUIS, April 25.--An sssignment vss
made today by the saith Beggs 4 ksnkea
Machine company. Their liabilities are
Aboat sl60 900, and Assets SID 900.
Reads o0seea.
wAsnIsaros, April IS --Toisy's bood
offerings aggregate $50 .22o. The secretary
has accepted the tsndsfs of bonds 10 total
amount Of 81 1,ss0ieoo.
Ma Osy GssAs gssusss.
Dkrxoir. April 25.--Netcais Bros. 4 Co,
. retail dry goods company, have assigned.
The assignee places the liabilities si $500,
0oo and the assets about the same.
The oesby spsssG usessss.
LoxpoS, April 1.-The race for the
sadbary stakes, for 2-ycat-olds. ron st The
Derby -prng meeting today, vas son BY
Oaleie, wenonAh second and George third.
There were air starters The race Tor the
welbeck cup thandscspl and oae thousand
sovereigns ~as woa BY Rose widow, Jack
o Lantern sscond and lee third. There
were fifteen starters
Seaisasy Was the Casse.
ROCHESTER. N. T., April 25--wm. Bai-
lock. an employe d the West Shore rail-
road At Newark. Wayne county, shot h.s
wife ioar times this morning with . re-
soiver, killing her instantly lie thea
placed the weapon ~ his own head and
tired. iufietiag a fatal woaad. Jealousy
szs the cause.
vesy IN with The smallpox.
BaIpskroEr, Cona.. April 7s.-Mrs. Wa.
l.. Bishop, IT,, daughter Of the izts Eiiha
3. washsarn. Is very igw with the small
pox.
Gsaaaenee IN the Gasai.
PASS. April z5.--The report ef the
committee u the chamber OF 6epstjes
which considered the Panama canal lottery
snAa proporol. recommends thai permission
be Immediately given u the company =
ISSUE the Iran. sad expresses confidence 10
- early completion u the canal.
NE esJecsea 10 sAe kalfe.
Les AxsELss, Cal, April 25-J. r..
Dickson. farmer ~ the line Of this
eoasty. appeared ss the s,ssriH's once this
morning. and announced thss while be vas
returning 70 his home last evening .
stranger stspped hm and drsw . large
knife. Dickson drew . revolver. paaced
q against the fs&n's breast and fred The
stranger rsa sssy. and u vas usdentcod
lstes that . party u bis freads had hasried
hin 70 psyssetaa. A warrant for Dick
sons arrest vas iasaed.
Calsfssusa csseess Case,
wAsHrSsrox. April 2a--The resort Of
the houss committee On elections, IN the
| LkDch- v vandyseT c1stcsscd e,ec1fon oaoe.
| from Inc slxfh dizsrscs of California Wiss
b ratified On tbs nrsf Of next veek. Is
wili- IN snhsfAscs. aDpr0ve shas uoe
en1 ush hAijsfs actually eass were thrown
cat % have eAAsaeA 10 sssais h hnek's
ssvos.
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The osssy spssss Meeting.


ROCHESTER. N. T.. April 2oe--wm. Bai-
lock. an employe of tho West Shore rail-
road At Newark. Wayne county, shot his
wife ioar times this morning with = re-
snlver. killing her instantly. lie thea
placed the weapon 10 his own head and
tired, infiietias a fatal woaad- Jexioosy
uzx the eau.e
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various places In the west to the amount
AlexanAee Mlseheli's Successor.
AnvAuKsR. April 25.-A telegram
from New York received by Treasurer
Myers, of the Chicago, Milwaukee a st.
Paul company. from Vice Pfesidens
Bopd, states that the directory Of the
road today appointed Roswell MILLER
president. vice Alexander Mitchell, de-
ceased.
Ensageoens Announced.
Loupon, April 25.-Tbe chro~ssis an
nounces the approaching marriage Of
Joseph Chamberlain to Miss Eodicott,
whom be net in America.
Ballinss muraer Case DeelaeA.
OxDAs RAPrps. Iowa, April 25.-The
jury in the c,iebsated Billings murder
oase, after being out forty hours, %
tsrued . verdict Of murder in the second
degree. The prisoner viii be ssnsepssd
tomofroS.
BurseA Alave In . Sewer.
You KEN, N. T.. April ga gAua Of
men we're working In sewer trench
which ID sixteen feet deep. when va
Ter pipe burst, causing the rides Of The
diseh 10 cave In aud quickly hllipa the
treneh With earth and water. Stx OF
the laborsrs are known 70 have been
buried alive. AZ y O'Clock -four bodies
hsd been uuesrshed. The names Of the
dead ara Passiek Kennedy. Oscsf o.
oeaun, Michael Vail and Atchsel Ken
nsdy.
a.a--s> n>s~-~~ r~~~a~saA
sAs FaAxcIsco, April 2s.-Ihe jary
tonight retained verdies ef nnfdes In
The nrss degree, With feeommenda-
tion for sentence 10 imprisonment for
life, ia the case Of Thomss n. BAisnso,
charged with the murder of ). n. Soper
on The ssh Of last July. Tie shooting
vss the resolt Of quarrel between The
svo men on the prevsoos evening. Bate
man vas private In troop A, Second
United States cavalry, and Sopss vAs .
sergeant 10 the sAsDe regiment.
Letter vrs0 KseapeA Prisssers.
SAx Dss0c, April 6.-A pocket book
containing letter FROM Fowler. one Of
the eouf prisoners vho escaped from
Jail on Monday. vas picked np In Sweet
oater Valley, fifteen miles from here.
today. Tbe letter vas addressed 10 the
shsfia and the writer offered 10 give
himself 40 and discloss tb3 vhersaoooss
OF the others II the ofbcefs vooid come
for them, bat no plses vas named foe
the meeting.
vssss - shs HsSsl 1ives.
NooALxs. L. T.. Aprii 2a.-0overnoR
Corral, Of Sorofs, ard nearly all the
sssse ofiscisia left Hesnossllo today for
TIE YsQoi river. A large party ss sol
diess Also accompanied the Rovereor.
Ths object sf the tfip 10 pst ReoefAiiy
kpovu bus 10 II snppossd that II has
eous eoonsesioo Wiz the Ysqoi Indian
tsoubtes-
d ue0ssy - Ropeesf william i
RoxE. April 8.-The Presa ADocsaxton
heId Q grnnd meeting yesterday IN mem
ory Of the lase kmpefor William. Depury
Culture delivered a. ofxtion. and Wits
he was speaking Telegram from Bartis
~ handed TO Count 5airnss somnewaid.
0erman enbasas1or infofnsnx him thss
Emperor Frederick bad conferred apoE
hlm the title Of prince.
CambeiAae oessss . rsOnassee.
Ioxpox. April E--The duke of Cam
b<.dxe com nAndes is-chlsf os fae fcrccA
| va examtaed hsf,re . select COMMITTEES
a. pa-l.arscnt ye srrdky. ttc sad ths'
| eleyea ,Aossasd e1lftionsl men ssse 70
: aa,red 10 psace the arDy eD . sound foot
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wAsHrSsrox. April 2A--The resort Of
the house ccmmiss<e On elections, IN the
Inch V2ncyeeT c0stcsscd e3ec1tnn oooe.
from the slxfh dixsrscs of CalifcrulA Wiss
b ratified on tbs 1rsf Of next veek. Is
will IN snhefAscss approve thai rot
enc ush hAijsfs actually est we're thrown
cat % have ehasasA ~ sesais b lxneA's
fsvof,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

NILvAuKBB. April ga telegram
from New York received by Treasurer
Myers, Of the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st.
Paul company. from Vice President
Bond, states that the directory Of the
road today appointed Roswell Miller
president. viee Alexander Mitchell, de-
ceased.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-26

wAsHIsoros, April IS -rodsys bood
offerings aggregate ssoZ 40. The secretary
has accepted the tendsss Of bonds 10 total
amount OF 81 sfUf 900.
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LONDON, April S-The duke of Cam
brsdsa eommandes -isrchIsf os the forces
vas examined hsf1re select cosnin.ttee
- na-Iiar,ent ye srrdky He sad thss
sieyen ,noesssd s1litionL men were 70
3 aired 70 paac< the srny es . sound foot
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nlg Osy Gsels Valluss,

DErxosr. April 25.-MeteAif Bros. d Co,
. retail dry goods company, have assigned.
The assignee places the liabilities Of $500
O0c and the assets ss,oaf the same