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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

the sth Of February last The trial occu-
pied two lays. but the jury rendered q
verdict in twenty minutes. Murray's wife
was with i'm during the trial and wept
bitterly wi en- be was removed to jail He
was forem N Of The Legal News print.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

The Warren county agricultural so>
ciety has issued its premium list for the
thirty ninth annual fair. to be held in
Monmouth. September 10th. 18th, 18th
and 12tb
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
Races nt Chie.~o.

CHICAGO, June s9-At Washington Pari
yesterday the winners were: Lord Peyton,
u mile, 1:15A; Teuton, mile, l:431; Ely.
ton, 1-l6 miles, 1:47h(; Prather, ia miles,
l;64I; Cousin Jeems, y mile, 1:l4H; Es
telle, u mile, 1:l4k.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
Last Of the star Route Casee

WAsHIN sroN CITY, June 29-In the
criminal, ,ourt Friday morning, District
Attorney lIoge called the attention of the
court to lumber Of cases growing out Of
the celebr sted Star-route mail contract
conspiracy charges, in which T. J. Brady,
ex-senator Dorsey, and others were de-
fendants Mr.. Hoge said it would be useless
to prescott Q the cases twenty-four in num-
ber-as thu government had failed to convict
Brady and Dorsey, and he entered nolle
prosequi
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
Re,orted to be SNORT a4o. 600.

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-George w.
Wright a well-known business man of this
city, and supreme treasurer of the Order of
Tonti, is reported to be $40 900 short in his
accounts with that order, and a warrant for
his arrest has been issued
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
Argt mepts in the McDow Triai.

CHARLIE sToN, s. C, June co. Yesterday
in the tria of DIR. Mellow was occupied by
Lawyers Cohen and McGrath in arguments
for the defense. They both claimed that the
case was one of self-defense and esked the
acquittal If Mellow ON that ground
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
A Witness Who Wouldn't Answer.

LONDON, June 20 Mr. James O'Brien.
member of parliament, was questioned be-
fore the Rarnell commission yesterday, re-
garding his connection with the Fenian or
ganization When asked whether he had
ever been a member of the Fenian executive
council, he refused to divulge the facts. Per-
sistent repetitions of the question elected no
information on the subject from the wit
ness
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
ABBREVIATED TELEeRAMs.


Carlotta Patti, the singer. sister of AIDE
LENA Patti, died i'm Paris Friday.
Chicago people, figuring from the new
city directory, claim a population of 900, 600
The German government has reduced the
hours of labor in the Royal mines in Silesis
by an hour day.
The worlds Sunday school convention
assemblies in London next Monday Three
hundred Americans will attend.
The comptr ,ller of the currency has au.
thorized the Fourth National Bank of Chat
tanooga, Tenn, to begin business with cap
ital of $4,000.
The Burton block, at the corner of Van
Buren, and Clinton streets. Chicago, wa.
wholly destroyed by fire Friday morning.
The loss is 100000
The weather in England for some DAYS
past has been unusually hot In Dover
thirty-six soldiers have been sunstruck, but
no fatalities resulted.
The Neversink, the thirty foot boat W hich
sailed from Boston about the middle of Nav.
has arrived at Havre, France Capt. Law
lor and his two friends are we'll
The announcement has been made in Lon
don that Prince Albert Victor, eldest son of
the Prince Of Wales, has been betrothed &c
Princess Victoria, of Prussia, sister of the
emperor OF Germany-in other words. Vic.
tors own cousin.
The civil service commission has deter
mined to publish the list of eligibles, and as
soon as the details are arranged the names Of
ali applicants who have successfully passed
examination will be posted in the postoffices
and custom houses where there is an exam
lining boart
combined cyclone, waterspout and hails
storm passed through Winona, Houston and
Fillmore counties, Minnesota, Thursday, lay
ing waste belt of country thirty miles long
aud two miles ide. Two persons were
drowned and damage is estimated at
100000 ueagre.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

CLINTON is thinking seriously of or,
ganizing a paid fire department. Like
Rock Island it realizes the necessity OF
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

NEW YoRK, June 70 The FIRST official in.
formation received BY the New York Yach,
club from the Royal Yacht squadron con
corning the mach-talked-of Challenge for the
America cup, arrived here yesterday msrn-
ing BY cable, and confirms tie report tSst
the Valkyrie viii net enter for the Auessca
cup She will however, according b bar
owner, Lord Dunraven, b brought ovsr
here. and doubtless VIII participate in many
contests with our crack white winged Avers
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

"hae Nds Dono WIN the clergyman!
NEW YORK, June 29.-George B. Deane,
the hghtn ng calculator, who was convicted
of swindliig out of $500 Rev. George H.
Chappelle in game Of faro, was yesterday
sentenced to states prison for five years
and six m )nths
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
Peculiar Action of Police Oaicials.

NEw YoRK, June GA mysterious
looking tin box filed with dirt-colored
substance and having fuse attached, was
discovered last evening in Pythagoras hall,
the late headquarters Of the disrupted
District assembly 40. The box was found in
the room formerly occupied by Edward
Kdntze, who was secretary of District
assembly 40 and member Of the faction OF
Master Workman James Z. Quinn when the
organization split The janitor who found
the box ascribed its presence to plot Of the
Quinn faction to blow up the building. With
out trying TO find out what was In the box,
the police officials threw It in the river.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

IT pays some people to be patriotic.
Parson McPheeters. for instance.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
'eil Taken,

ell Taken.
SARATos, 9-The court OF
appeals has in the appeals
of Carolia, NJ ID Giblin. the
New York mur1 e BEEN con.
victed during the he case Of
Nolan the point was prisoners
counsel thst for mri. reviou:
to Jan l lst and tried q ,pris
ouer couihot De mango Law
for hangir was abolished sv
for death electricity, and
killed by Electricity because
not in fors when the crime wa
The coutdecided that the poi
well takeAa
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
An Actors CrimInal ,JeaIou,v.

LONDON, June 70. Early yesterday morn
lug an actor named Seidemann arrived at
Asterode, in Hanover, on the night express
from Treves, and drove direct from the sta
ton to the lodgings of the well-known tenor,
Hans Gessner. He rushed up two flights of
stairs, burst into tho room where Gessner
was still in deep sleep. and, without mo-
ment's warning shot him dead. He then
blew out his own brains. The cause Of the
rash act was undoubtedly jealousy. Both
men were in love with the same woman, an
actress OF some note, and the lady's par
tiality for the tenor drove Seidemann to des-
peration.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29

There are NO fewN Than 26, 72O known
thieyes over sixteen Aesrs Of aee In Eng-
land.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
THE cRokIN MURDER CASE.
Indictments Expected Under the Allen
braciny Conspiracy Law.

Indictments Expected Under the All-Em-
bracing Conspiracy Law.
CHICAGO, June .9-It was given out upon
eminent authority lest night that at least
three indictments have been drawn up and
win be presented to court by the grand jury
to-day. They are framed under the Merritt
conspiracy law, which was passed by the
state legislature immediately following the
execution Of the Anarchists. Lawyers cali it
an "omnibus law" on account of its wide
ramifications Under its provisions if man
be killed in California, the Individual who,
in Illinois, has expressed the opinion that he
victim ought to be put out of the way, or
removed is liable to be indicted for the
murder.
The Unlucky Suspects.
The men against whom it is repor ted that
indictments will be returned Alexander
Sullivan, Lawrence p. Buckley (of the
executive committee of the Clan ma GaeD,
and Lawyer John F. Beggs Sheriff Matson
has already been notified to take charge
OF the latter.
Tried to Get a Habeas Corpus.
M. E Ames, a young lawyer and friend of
Beggs, underworld to secure his release on a
writ Of habeas corpus yesterday afternoon
Judge Williamson, however, refused to
listen to the application
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-06-29
England 5 Difficulty.
What to Do with Her Numerous
Royal Progeny.
AN IRISH EDITORS BRIGHT IDEA.

He Proposes to Marry Wales Sons to
American Heiresses-Trouble Ahead
Over Those Doweries to Royalty-The
Burden Getting Too Heayy-Ex-Consul
Waller Tells What He Saw While Across
the water-Forsign Notes.
LONDON, June 29-Despite the immense
wealth Of the Earl OF Fife, whose engage
ment is just announced to the Princess
Louise, it is believed that parliament win bs
called upon to dover the bride. The Star
raises howl in anticipation of this demand,
and calls upon Gladstone to take firm stand
in opposition to all dowries in the future
until such time as the whole system Of
support for the offspring of royalty can be
settled. There are at the present time still
twenty three princes and princesses unpro-
vided with consorts, and if claims of this
nature are to continue to meet with recogni-
lion, the total demand upon the public treas
Try will be something appalling.
Good Suggestion.
The nine children Of the queen have so far
Of $4,000, OO0 and The Star suggests as a
partial relief from the burdens which pro-
vision for royal princes impose, that the sons
1t least might make an effort to catch the
Itch American heiresses who come to Europe
% be caught. In thu way some little relief
;ould be afforded to the taxpayers, while the
actresses would probably consider that they
lad got their moneys worth.
ex-CONSUL WALTERS COMMENTS.
dis Opinion of Minister Lincoln, John @.
New. and the British Nobility.
NEW YORK, June 29-Tne Star has an
interview with ex-Consul General Waller,
who has recently returned from London.
Speaking of Minister Lincoln, MIR. Waller
said: 81 met Minister Lincoln just before I
sailed for home. He impressed me very
favorably. Mr.. Lincoln made an address
at meeting of American engineers
last week and did remarkably
well. He will, am sure,
prove a popular minister both i'm London
and America 1t is difficult thing to be an
English minister and suit both the English
and American people, 1t is because there is
SO much seraping and bowling. Now, even
MIR. Phelps, who was truly one of the most
democratic ministers this country ever sent
abroad, was accused of putting on too much
OF the English airs by Americans who saw
him in London"
The Nobility Mostly Gentlemen.
OF the nobility of England Mr.. Waller
said: Il found the nobility of England very
different to what they are painted My inn
preston of them was that, as rule, they are
gentlemen There is SO much serviiity in
England that wonder the nobility is made
of men one-half so good as those that now
compose it." Mr.. Waller said he had
been treated during his four years
in England with the great
est kindness. He thought the prince OF
Wales would make good king. OF John
{. New, Walters successor, he said: ale has
the reins we'll in hand, and will no doubt get
ON admirably. He Is a very courteous gem
tieman, and impressed me favorably.n
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

Clothing which needs dlsiaiseiias
should ~ submitted for about isis
hours to IA temperature % 25@ ~
chamber charged with sulphuric iazs
from a large qm.atity 81 sulphur ~
chamber should DO 70 constructed - I
proygut the fumes from passing y
No germs can stand this.
After n room has been used eg :
person sick with nny Contagco1. w
case, IL becomes necessary ~ dlslh.s.,
u before II IL &c q be- used Rgalb. ~
Is done by removing and burning pag,
on tho walls. removing the ueaslss.
aud other furniture. and exposing las.
To mir and winds and giving shea
fresh coat Of varnish; by having V
mattress made over new and tne ~
boiled; by burning In The room w,
pounds Of sulphur. and BY whi'eNss-
ing, printing aud paporing the ~
anew.
Now that Il Is generally cofieea.s
that consumption IL caused BY 81
which multiply Ia the lungs rs,ays, Y,
81 dtsinfecting them. which sna i.
harmless, has been sought for, pa'
yet without avail. The yapet Y
creosote, tho oil Of tho EUCALYPTUS ~ 4
chrbolic acid have been tried. aus, ,' (
some extent. they may r1lyze ~ ~ H. u.
the germs aud prevent their rapl ,,ae.
creasei but as the passages Of lhe l Y, 4
aro delicate. aud the v por canno. 4.
brought very noar to them witnoa'a IA
Jury, the good effects are slight XII
there Is ono method which came. Il.
TO prove beneficial, and that y w ,.,.S
halation OF largo quantities o. W., .as
pure mir. This He worth more thoa Va ID
disinfectant for the lungs. ana cay
no harm. Practical Farmer
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

Blessed is the man who Sees the royal splen-
dor
Hid in the landscape, though the thick togs
rolt.
Whose heart by Love is kept so warm and
tender
That fogs or tempest never reach his soul.
The tiowery hills and dales are robbed OF
beauty,
Earth is desert with no fertile spot
To him whose lie has only toll and duty,
To whose lone hearthstone sweet Love
cometh not.
His home may be a palace; vet he loses
The sweetest treasure THAT Ii can impart,
Success or failure comes as each one chooses,
Whether his wealth shall b. OF purse or
heart.
Love and rontentmcnt, goodness. hopes
ethereal.
To the possessor give tho greatest wealth;
For gold becomes Il curse, and all material
That rohs MS OF our 5irtlright, Heaven and
health.
Blessed i the man whose happy soul hath
risen
From the dead planeni sense, through faith
aud trust:
Blessed is the man whom Love hath led from
prison
Where life is--hcurr to heart, not dust to
dust.
Film Lamb Martyr.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

Mr. Seamoor says, gazing tenderiS
nj his new adornment,
,.N'hot nre they? Come. Arthur,
tell9" pleads Jenny, eScitedly'
"Neverr
perhaps she'll prove 10 DO your
nte Alice laughs, merrily
oIndeed she shall. ii | can but per-
shade her chat am hers
"What an adventure! cries Jenny,
and in the midst oil this popularity
Pauline's bushes go down UNDECIDED
Tea Is over: the fragments Of tile
shrimp salad have long since mys'
teriously disappeared, beneath sam 5
fostering care, in the regions OF tho
Kitchen. Jenny is playing some soft
dir for her father ia the parlor Alice
has RIM into neighbor's TO borrow
a pattern, and Pauline and Arthur
Seamnor nave been pacing up and
down the little garden, In the
dark andin the dew Tor qultehlong
time now.
Darling" whispered the young
fellow all his soul IN his voice, "cith
] not persuade sou that ! am your
tate? May | keepthls littlering that
Fate has given to me, and IN It's
stead bestow upon you a--weddIng-
ring-Pauline?"
What Pauline replied il Is not the
province OF this narrative TO reveal,
but. suffice ii to say that Arthur was
overheard by Miss .lcnuy~-now hay.
ing lulled her li,tharto slumbess, and
having ueandcred ont on the porch
to state that shrimp salad should
form the central dish on his wedding
breakfast table. and that, ia the
midst thereof. there soull be- i ring
OF fate instead o in the customary
cake, in both Of which assertions il
il but fair To chronicle that Hiss
Brantlcigh siguitied d most emphatic
cooperation. Maud MurIsold. Ia
Pittsbarg Bulletin
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Why the Doctor lioysd
From tho Chicago Herald.

FROM tho Chicago Herald.
DIR, Potter, who lives ont =. o..
Oakland hotel, located in tho .on,i.
mng ,. ne iirst begnn tie practice Of
medicine, lie made the great mia
Jake however, OF locatinr in = -.
,narkabIy healthy neighborbood. nnd
no .l"a more patience than patients
y = witnessed by his unprodupttva
solourn of four months thee ,lnst.
which time he did not have a sin~ NH
call. But one summer o,torns, ,.,'s Y
ne sat ~ front ofhis homo 49,, aJ III ~
go go over his ilI.lnck there camo o'o o,',!.
LEI ~ ihouhtalns-n backwoodama.,
WIN loot swnthed In ban,1n'n'
mounted on the back of n atnr,i iases'
~. ne pulled up his stood INV, ~ 20
n dnct,s}g;, ete and inquired. "Be Won ,,,p
! H. u ,,, DR.. Potter rcpliad t Iot
ile was, and, to make il p .t,l ,nht
, sentured the opinion that hc 'O NV,
R 200, one, too. The bnekwr,,1m,,ls q
slowly dismountcd. nr"s',,',
nsLahB loot to the doctor n ~
o o9ntu; WHAT'S that?o The doa alu
uareluiiy removed the nr; u1tsor
fiicta5P , ,. closely inspected tbe '' "
ar rysju member, and said. "Tbot ~
looEaJ I' ~ The backwoodamors
exelaimo az nun .ii. q moment and thar
mei" 'i Th Fry be--l A beaat,, 'rn
nnd Then ilen he remounted HE S '
a,'a RODE away. Before ~ H. pony
n ~, p over the brow ~ ~, tt qls,
decided dr. - a mad packed his trunk anu ~
tint Il ha y, ION, come north. IIo docided
between ~ loud Ga not tell the difIere renee
bnd hebta = zee "a, sting and erysinola r,' ~
ations. se 'i'S D'lse Of oper.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
Death hr Tho GnIlIotine.

Paris Letter London Telegraph
The recent double execution III
AlIorto and SELLER az Ia Eoquettg
has again given ! ise to a consider
able amount o. discussion as to tho
moral effect Of the gliIlotiae" on
the criminal classes. II is quite pos.
sible that Presiden. Carrots sever.
ity in according few rcprleyci has
had a deterrent effect on the cut.
threats who had learned 20 eSpcc:
so much from the misplaced elem.
ency OF n. Grevy This would seem
to BE- borne ont BY TING observations
Of the Able faure, chaplain ot l.a
Roquette prison. who has lust com.
muaieated "A report on hB miui-t-a,
ton to the government. The nalie
believes that no Other punishment
which may bcsubayitu,cd idr sNrca.
ton by the ''grtilintiae" viii have 40
fear producing an effect ais tho trrr!.
Die instrument ol justice Mt the scr.
vice OF the public headmuu.
10 his report the able draws n
realistic picture OF the suspense in
which the doomed mar,lprSr lives
from day to day, until h. heard eth.
er his summons to the agTnld or the
news OF a rrprirye. Nearly NH tho
murderers seek consolation more ar
less In religion, according 10 the 10.
gree OF education which they have
received, and none OF them give mn
the hope ota reprievp until the las,
moment, The condemned criminals
rarely or never sleep when they know
That their time is approaching or Il
they 90 u Is only 10 doze on into n
horrible dream, from which they
Jump up NIL livid with frar and lrpaj
Sleeping or waking tie "gntlIotins
the Iunette, the headsmnn nuI Hi
assistants are Tor ever present ID
their imngiuations. Out ng al.ys,,
persons whom the MISUNDERSTANDING.
ing ms six years OF office pnlv thrcs
We're really asleep when their ANN.
mons came.
On the whole, the French system or
keeping criminals In snspcnsc H.
weeks or months is a severe ono. HI,
neither the prison chaplain VINO som.
s,ders It his duty Away, to buov I'M
tlle doomed men with hope, nor m.
magistrates and police oftcinla wbf,
ueii with the dangerous clnsse. ara
- 70 recommend its alteration
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

The French Canadian is accredited
with speaking purer French than they
do in Paris, and the air he breathes is
purity itself in comp rison with that
inhaled by many of his ancestral coun-
trymen of Fl. nee; consequently, with
this experience in excellences, it is to
be expected that when pure patriot
makes his appearance, the French
Canadian should use ali honorable
efforts to secure the prize FOR himself.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

A BROOKLYN woman has committed
suicide gracefully and with eeIat. As
she was whirled over the Niagara Falls
she waved her hands and smiled sweet
ly to her audience on the shores. 1t
is perhaps the most pathetic instance
OF the kind that has been recorded,
and her suffering in life must have
been great to cause such evident hap
piness at the approach of death.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

GENERAL LEGITIME says he is going
to give Hippolyte rope enough to hang
himself. Legitime does not say that
in so many words but he admits that
he shall not bother his victorious rival
for year or so.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

A SOCIETY lady of Chicago has issued
cards on birchen bark inviting her
friends to meet at her house to cele-
brate the fifth anniversary of the at
tainment of her spinsterhood. 1t will
be the first event of the kind ever cele-
brated, but when the news reaches
New England there will be such a grid
ling of birch trees that home made root
beer will be forced out OF the market.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

UNITED STATES pension rolls contain
nearly half million of names. The
expenditures for pensions last year
amounted to $50. 600. 900. while the
total outlay of the National Govern
ment was S267, 900. 600. What other
government ever dealt half so literally
with its old soldiers as has the United
States government?
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

THERE really is to be a monument in
New York city to Nathan Hale. the
Connecticut youth who was hanged as
spy by the British in the revolution.
The society OF Sons OF the Revolution
have commissioned Frederick Mac
Monies pupil OF St. Gaudens now
studying in Paris, to make design,
ard they expect to receive it within a
Ga0Bth. They know whore to get the
money for II and have secured tho site
~ thS northwept corner of City Hall
park
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09
IDAHO

If it be true that Bismarck was once
"A book agent his habit of profanity is
easily explained. The persistent book
agent is almost constantly thrown with
proiane people.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

THE report that Queen Victoria will
soon abdicate in favor of the Prince of
Wales has bsen revived. Some color
of probability is given to it by the fur
Their report that the prince is drinking
German waters to get the viciousuess
out of his system. and has announced
his firm determination to take a
h1nnn y
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

The business outlook throughout the
entire country is very bright In the
west large crops are now assured to
meet a now quite strongly predicted
foreign demand; and in the east pur-
ehases of bonds by the government
have relieved the financial stringency
which threatened to temporarily stunt
or strangle business enterprise.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

A PARIS laundryman uses potatoes
instead of soaps. sodas, bleaching pow
ders, ETC., and gives the utmost salts
faction to his patrons. If the potato
will rescue ''btled linen" from the cor
roding effects of the average laundry
broth, the sooner the Paris laundry
mans ways are initiated here in the
United States the better for laundry
patrons.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

One of the jewels which Col North
the nitrate king" brought back with
him from Chill was a miniature canoe,
fashioned OF gold, after the model
used by the Peruvian and G lillian
warriors hundreds of years ago in the
construction of their war canoes.
Col. North announced that he felt
much inclined to build a racing boat
on the lines of this little canoe, and it
is now rumored that he intends to re-
model the Thistle in this manner.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

AN American, Charles +. Lusher,
fills the position of sergeant OF the
river police at Shanghai, China. He is
visiting his former home in New Bed
ford Mass, after an absence of thirty
wears
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1889-11-09

THE Detroit Journal says, "Ths
seals viii soon be out of Alaskan
waters, on their way to winter quar-
tiers in equatorial waters. and then an
international agreement can be reach
edn