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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-02
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE. no t,oNrR.zeToRs.
OFY1eE ETG1NgER And SUPERINTENDENT
eEATTLE Il NORTH gES RAILWAY co.
sEAIHs q &laxaE1ah her - l2sQ

SEATTLE NoR1HRKS RAILWAY Co
sEATTEK, November 2, 1882
CEALgD BIDS WILL HE RECEIVED BY THE
- undersigned until Thursday. December H.
I8Sa. for ninety thousand 300 0l q !. % be de-
iivered On the line 81 tie seattle Northern
railway Pasties eaddirg vii lame prices per
On sawed Nr
On split cedar
10 b six fss lrsches thick. nine fe) inches face
ends sawed square and exactly elght 49, iees
long.
on hssea Or and cedar ties. six tsl inches,
eight fsl inches face. sawed square on ends, and
exactly eight gs1 feet lsng.
DeIigery to commence within thirty se1 days
after signing Of contract and not less tAaa
twenty Thousand t2D COZ ties to Dc delivered
each thirty fa9l days A certified cheek for
fsso0l five hundred dollars must accompany each
bid. payable 20 seattle Northern Raiiway Co..
thousand dollars viii be furnished by the party
70 whom the contract mar be awarded
The right 20 reject any and all bids reserved.
"a HILL Engineer ard superintendent
1sEALRD BIDS WILL BIZ RECEIVED By
- Fred Z. sander, for clearing ana gsnoslHs
tracts about % screS, until December =. For
further particulars appfs Fred +. sander, Power
house. fesleF avenue cable line.
lsEAI.ED PROPOSALS MIL BE RECEIVED
- by the bnArd OF con miSsiDnefs OF King
county, washington Mt the ofs1ee II the county
auditor. III SEATTLE. Washington, OFT or before
Monday. December 3, A. D. lsSe, 81 I0.N a IA,
for furnishing al materials and labor soT tie
plumbing and for the hot wsfeE heating r'ant
complete for thu rev courthouse for King
county az seattle. Washington. IN accordance
with the plans and specifications prepares ~
W A. Ritch G, architect aud now % Ale ~ the
architects n1ee In rcom IS. Rhsnney BALD
issg. e. the corner Of front and seaeea streets.
In seattle, Wash.
Zach proposal most be accompanied by Ger
tied check on some Local hank In The sam 81
one thssnsend dollars 81 900 and mste payable
20 the order os the Treasurer ct ktrg County
s8shfuefan. ~ q guarantee thai ID eASs Of TIE
award nf the coEfrA Z being mase 10 hin. the
said CONTRACTOR shall eater into q formal con.
tract and furnish good and snfhe1ent bond In
the sam OF the corf rat y-ice aecoseing % iAw,
No proposal will he considered ualess seoo NJ
panied ~ such certified cheek
the coz NUS eHera reserve the right 90 reject
anv 0r aH ~ tie BIDS
Dated fffs Ist day ~ Sevember. isssa
" z TsEBRE<T.
County Auditor and Ex-8flcto Clerk 81 the
1aArd "a eoaaty Commissioners OF King
eosfatr WAsA
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Seattle, ikke sheFV 4 Eastern
!. sasase ~ she sesas a Madison ssgves
= Fraxnsa 49, 9ezk Is the extern.
-. eAsFssst'x Assa Fss@ssns In Il the pat
-. $ - ~ accommodate tsss increase al
- sscNsvssl The presesss platform l.
= s@sa u ssze.
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Advertisements under the heads q Lost Fonna
Fer sac. for Reak. aud situations Wanted win
he insersad 81 the rate ~ esnts Word lar tho
hrss iaserEiea. te~ns a word foT ea Il Subsequent
insertion. Payment asw4Ys IN advances.
NnTfrE-The Hussness eees IF ms PosrIx
rELAzgKxcgN viii hereafter Be open until II p "a
Classified advertisements EIll be received ~ %
this hour.
The following letters are swaising advertisers
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sveIxsrns xND eosrascrons.

xxnx Faa%f@ksO BAfsAsE Eu8P1Nf-&s-
- $50 ! & csc tszes0ss ~ sriskTss 81 eysTT
mAA3s - sSfGE Ysss zfsEsEx s<Tetlxe
ssss 40 ks2Sea sk0xea sNTx9&e1Fss Esnaa SD
49, $500 fzxB6sAssd - - sszaSssns asffes
srsszsss4sne sassss4sA EA1s seo- g 5an4SsA
sSFse1 Se2ExEs. MGsA%
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NOTICE OF DTss0LUTTos.

NsffFtE UF IttNUAtL fgs.
rY~0 AXIOM IN Nay CoSC EKN--TAkK No.
4 tice, taat chs csyaysseFsasp hsreloiwSe kx-
fsssax bsfween Eataasiel is Seenx. Horace
Il rehonxe asd SAsa1@i :. Open snsr, dotng
assguess under the AsFa nAzae and sEyle ct ne
f'SssexEx gsx Manufacturing Co. hiss th4s day
bees tissss. we'd By gaufuAl 'osseaf. Samuel :.
6gsneEhNnaef rstsTtsg raHa ssid hFa- Nafa&assl
n Yogag AMI EoFars b. MDgehapSs. he re-
rnAtasng members OF the - hestfy assure
al liabilities 81 sid Hran and wiz fps sscs al
aetssx ssns saersta The business wsl - eaF-
ri 4 en- a. heretofore and fhe Teffripg meEsHef
hsratsv tenders AIS fhanSs 60 Ehz sRsss for TIE
Masy f4xars extended ~ hsn 81 sns tzssse ana
asIs ffF tsa Old ora eatssfnaaaea 81 tie fassr.
Wfsaess utsr hsn1s. a. TIE cry o sHtfSss. NasA..
on the 9Th day 81 Sagesaber, ssss
NATHANIEL 3. TaTSf,
HDgksE 8 &aKtflDfi~K.
SAMUEL = 0fPEkHhk a
wstnexss " q RNAN
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Marshal's Sale.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
il States Tor the Third Judicial District Ok
Washington Territory holding terms Mt seattle
kfng county.
John Haley and j. n. Glenn, partners under the
firm name al Haley, Glenn d Co.. vs. tk9
Kfeanhoat Nellie. her tackle. etc. No. 7,sla
Notice Il here given that by virtue Of wTif
af vNnasGior exF0nas, issssed 0ns oS tire above
and O. nae directed. win on Tkasasy. De-
eesnhcf 8. lSss. al o'clock IN the afternoon OF
sid day sell % public suction. 20 tbs hiTheEs
bidder. for cash IN hRnd the sfeasnhost Nellie,
faFe, ~ fesleF'a wharf Ia Seattle. washington.
Dated shsa 18th day III November, ISL.
IF. q HAMILTON.
Uaised States Marshal for washington.
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So tsss tSx e tae ssza&k Nsaees
Ga esssuSF kssas Assz "a ssFs Ia
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NssA AID asssnsS ssss ryskss.sss. s.ss A
49, ssSSas saskss essss. gss sssoe1a sSrss
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zssess - - Asss1Esa E4Ae gms1Tsszzs es5ss xs.sss
- sessss $50 9AEAEg sAg aeaR tax ~ n.ssass
s-<z u $1,000 sS>e=s. nS3sxa $50.
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ST4fE- KsrIE nEE.

- ESs fNsgtg PRACTICAL ~ Assss ~ S4st1-
III eg, szzx msxk &N4 as1se fie&Es - ga
tract q azy wasS~ &ez1szz MsaS ssAssse Foss
ck1es.
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NOTICE - ADMINISTRATORS SALE or
~ real estate. Take nogace. everyone. thai
al III o'clock =. TIA. and between that hour and
the setting Of che Aun On the zTfh daN 0f Dc.
eamber A. II 1853. aS the front deer Of The
court house, in the c0uNfw Of King md State ~
W9shl nxson L. Knus Neasonx administrator ~
the estate OF Address Il. Olsen deceased, will
sell At pub ii MactsGn, for cash no F@g cent 10
be paid on the DAY nf sale and the bmimnce
npan eoNhFn alien ~ the aaael lot seven e. ! If
beck sevenfv 10 of II. + Uenny's FMrk Addf-
ton Is North sesttle. situated in the csey
az seattle, and said eamnfv Of King.
pursuant 81 an eFsaas aud decree Of the probate
court OF said coanty. duly made and rendered
on the 2stA dAy OF November, A. ID. lSs8 author
King me a. sach administrator 90 make such
Dated IL seatsle, Washington. thls aosh dag a
80 = KNIT EEf soN.
Administrator ~ Aforesaid
Roger q. Greene. AttDrney for Asmia lstraluF.
ERArTLR EAeTEKN CoNsxRrcFfoS Col
SEA1T1E. WISH. NnTs % EAk8
Sealed proposals VIII D. reeetxaa AZ 10 usssee
Of This com pany. foun ~ heSfun hlaNk. nntfl
neon Thursday. December .. 49, fh3 the clear
inx. grabbing KKadang ard tfnsstfnR II seefaaaa
"a I've or ten nilns lengfn 81 tofu 100 miles %
the Northern branch o. the Seafafas Lake shore
a eastern FAiiway.
Blank forras ri cnntrees ard specifications.
pYoMas ana Detail plans can b. sesn al ire
ofsiee Of shs company.
TIE company RESERVES shs right Y rssect any
or eli pfopesals u. TALLUfT.
uoy12 24deeasS
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es<Nes e. EgeMaA Az1 E&s8&rasEas eAAsAst -
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sesess sae4A every sag4xssS sxeaz1N. kso-szsSs
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- TuLES -FR0A G III GEgENss Ros1a Ar
- AAFAfNn HaMkRs usy zafss&. nswAz u - 81
80, z 80 pQekes took co szsKax - ~
~ asnk SIS ~ reid. trszss ~ Eaaiowss csas
n1arel4 EstsDhM hsnk SawIssas. - sal 81
$500 sse ssse5 and ISIS, Fl 90 each
1erS Sss sd 500 s.zsA st@a. ssateA So
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sse. plAes To- n&aas nj mssA 80 Eewxra fas
- 81 an eAsss e. xewArd 5oT Ill pfepextg
stolea- seaa property 10 AsleR e Mxsua. II
enzns. VISA
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eslazan.
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exAnzsna she Ma ana NcsS4hs kegrse sSa-rhsss
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= hardware sfsxveSs tfn aid 2sansessx wGek
aos.e g ossser IasEa ssfesf Heas Mzs1ssas.
I l. COLEMAN. sas wgST STkEre 50
= stfes was'esase and retail HAS lactsres
81 Z dealer IA hArness sssd szsalsry toaess. 81
.e1S neE1wAre, efr. feam. TRICK. eo&eh ard
ss.11x ICES
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w D. bassvfls asss s1ere Is ire sly s.sr esss
or on the 5fsztaifrapns r,sna Tvs ~ - 9s8-
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- 49,. = - - - 49, AfFLl Al
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4lD PAFERe AT THIS oFkacE--13cA Rtss
- 9.
I2oAs--CH2NEE TO MAKE MONEY BRING
ID what rags you can Aud 10 eaxIEle~-o<za az
sssss-T. nel M.ss's : zEaa : = m
9nEAPkR THAN TIE EaKAPEsT-T THE
~ seattle Fnrn1farn Co sells tHrnIfEre cheap.
go. 49,, 49, 1a:.sl aeass = .as 49, SIG
s.t - $3.50 -. - e~ asAea xfeAs
= : - : = Z -e..--s-
(. AO8 TURNING, sckflsirSANINts And GEN
4 eral snsn WORK. 30 n 6ershley q H1rxt.
rear af Lake SHORE mill lske Nrsoa.
1-fapE d = I ssrFS - : xs5Tl S5fsrvTDs = So
1 ,sees b-ssss..- - --h,.. 80 49, go
any other nrra IN or a-ouHd Seattle Try them
and y0n win and e -. P1ks and FIffe.
TFSHF pxREE q TAT~s NassF55EasSy s-res
-. - = - 80 es : = = -
R@t-t 49, - stsxt - 80 I'VE IN atst.
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N eAs0N kEs-EFERkET SAEA HeS ME-
IL Ssssge@ sr9s2 So a<asaa szaEk 70 - SeassSe
Sass 4. aasee u ~Aernsns sssfsA & E@yua
m gegesF AT. THOMAS II saEFHARn AID
Ia Eaa q tsspn ssMaxna taNs- a. tselaas "a
sseess e. - ee4stle ksaess Ge&se - ssepk8rs
Sa "a fyea.
nMHAkB MINNIE. IL. CIVIL ENssfNEEG
II AS sse4sYmr ssS nerswEsea a. effex zxazz
sc eta aee s z.sse !. $3.50 a..s-k
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DR A. T. MCINTOSH, n. q. c. Y. q. GRAnu-
~ &se 0f Ontario veterinary college TaFonsa
and NAskington streets; telephona Al stable.
No 600
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1000 90 Ro4RD.

Ts0K kENE-SI ely FERSIsHED Rooms,
Is - sEisa ~ stngse wtkho Of without board.
xsI12 sesenfh STREET,
W room and board - py1xase family with
Dfe sud h4sA. central location sszte e ms an
u{ss szs0rAbie reference Aa 5fsss X, Pest Intel
HRaf2s@s
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80 Aasn Atxaess foazN - =
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ssssnsTy teM TEMg3 exp&Ffenes PAIL hA1aTs
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services F&a4sEA A4S rs81a E&18Akezs - 81 EID&9E
a<Nenas32t and hes nAA A ynzxk bnnksng 81.
pe9tEzeSs naEheNs r2saFe1gaS % 80 Gears Isl arc
NssAsaeas rags@eafY AaaFass n. care NJ Sona
asts1n sen5IsN snHszfAzfe 90
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msfs y brad raeaf end pastry esl<skss naye
tie h@sg - Feessznusensf&s o@8s cry 0r eoan1Ey-
Asaeswss = n q Ppks-tAteEffEs neeT.
mxNxED 10 REyL
uvAs9KD--T0 REsT BY Es4EPLE wfTH-
w nAf ~ sl6ren. sznaf acuse either fur
as - - nnsnrnisaass. must b "a line IT,
sAkis or sseefssc seza refsreseea AasEess
esx ~. Sesfs
vASTED-FURxTsHE HOUsE, CLOSE IN
W Of On car asxe the tess rs care guaranteed
tamsay g twe- EE q. 23Is FROST street.
yKvANTEn-T0 kENT A SHALL sTOEE
o. hsls sess "a FfanE. second or Third.
Adaxfss Z e box I-a7S
I4vANTED-T0 LEASE FOR TERM or
geAFs. vacant sats good business saea-
ton. AdarsM. wAth serms and t9sAfion- 3 Z
&c Ma ssFeek
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HME r. a wAF1EEN * N The cx1Y AZ
/ o. sFssaalasasse19 wcns6 ~ el4ts ts asxsa 81
nIs warspas use AkAress s.1k - $50
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WASHINGTON TYPEWRITER HEAD
w QuaFterx-Stenngrapher fnrfsisheds short
hsnA aud sypewritinw wOFk execaseas type
writer's Fentad Rc0m .. NEwlsn hl0ck-
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RI w2stM FSA1% & CO. IL 81 IEf9t4 FstssSs
Il. t4afven GakeeTzsf. 1EAseSeM = Nhst&S
ssssgg K.srsessra &zsa sM~eexags. sc ks4zs1 8a
sgxsrrs . AMI - Eas&as esa<ss eeEneT Estsa
- F-s5sgns a. 1xsex 500 Eesur3S HsFeSs saxS ~
fsvs ~ ssssss sssnse sarEssssed st sAaxE aek4ee
1ss-grRssg 4 8T1-~=<s CITY ~ gyKY9H'ss
1880 sasnsA sssse& hssweez 5AEse &ss4
gaasess t-4Fx sre~ee1ssF FsasnfSF akt~Hae@ -
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T-s0R sALk-CHEAPs s1sa WILL Sur kAk.
1t eounter, back car and mlFfuF, Extures
ready m&sin On hAua and anaaa 20 ordaFs Feznem-
heT we maze galoan aad store hfsinax q Npe-
efaafy- therefor va can save yea fnnneys Ger
slineer a Co - second street.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06

New YORK, March 2S.-The morning
papers generally comment very favorably
on yesterdays nominations. The Sun
says the appointment of Robert Lincoln
to be minister TO England will be popu-
lar in this country. He may prove him
self a better minister than we have had
since the late Charles Francis Adams.
Halstead, Rice and Hicks are al compe-
tent and worthy of honors. Egan's APP
pointment will be agreeable to Irishmen
and Irish sympathiZers.
The Herald says: "A more fortunate
and satisfactory ection on all accounts
than Robert Lincoln's could not have
been made"
The Star says: "The appointments on
the whole cannot but be disappointing"
The World says: Robert Lincoln Is
a man of fair abilities and of good char.
acter. The nomination of Editor Hal
stead is on the other hand a very prac-
tical one"
The Times says: ut is a respectable
list. Mr.. Lincoln is a good lawyer and o
man Of unblemished reputation"
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06


An Albany youth. whose life in a
boarding house was made miserable by
the constant playing upon an asthmatic
piano. procured a hose, attached ii to the
cold water faucet In the wash room. car
ried the other end into the parlor, and
turned the water upon the fair performer.
The effect surpassed his expectations, for
the playing Was not only stopped, but
the wires Of the instrument became
rusted from the food poured in upon
them, rendering IN outlay OF $50 for re-
pairs needful. The landlady is now en-.
deavoring TO collect the amount of the
young man. whose financial condition
makes 1t impossible for him to comply
with the demand.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06

MILWAUKEE, March 3S.-Now that
Right Rev. Bishop knight has entered
upon his duties as the head of the Epis-
copal church in the diocese Of Milwaukee
there is no little speculation regarding
the policy which he is likely to pursue
toward the ~antagonistic high church and
low church elements in his bsiliwick. II
is pretty well recognized that this is one
OF the most difficult diocesesi ia the United
States to govern, and that the Christian
soul and patience of the late Bishop
wells was often severely tried
and taxed by the "antj. cathedral
party, the same element. by the
way, that brought disaster TO
the hopes of the friends the illustrious
James De koven. Those who are in the
confidence OF the new bishop say, how
ever, hat he is not u man to stand any
nonsense; that his leadership will be
firm and conservative, but that, while he
will be found 10 be as strong a church
man upon broad Catholic grounds as the
most devoted E~piscopalcan could wish,
yet he can he depended upon TO give
short thrift to the "auti' element should
1t attempt to come into collision with
him. Two things are certain, either
peace will reign at last in the diocese
which has SO long been torn by internal
dlssensions, or there will be some inter
esting music in the air.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06

The process of imparting to wood some
of the special characteristics Of metal has
become of considerable industrial value
in Germany; the wood surface, by this
treatment becoming SO hard and
smooth as to be susceptible of a high pol
ish, and, on being subjected to a burn,
Usher of glass or porcelain. the appearance
of the wood is in every respect that of a
polished mirror, but with this peculiar
and advantageous difference, namely,
that, unlike metal, it is unaffected by
moisture.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06

OTTAWA, ILL.,, March 2~8.--Business is
pretty generally suspended here today.
and the townspeople with hundreds Of
farmers and their families from the sur
rounding country, have turned ont en-
masse TO witness the much talked OF fox
and deer hunt. About thirty couples
from the Chicago Hunt club arrived last
night ard were joined this morning by a
delegation Of La Sale county huntsmeu,
accompanied ny a couple of hundred foy
hounds. After breakfast the party
proceeded to the Eaton stock farm
on the outskirts of the city.
where the sport will take place in the
spacious valley which runs through the
grounds, and IN which every movement
Of the pursued can be seen from the
heights above. A deer presented by
Judge Eaton will first be chased TO the
death and later six foxes will be slipped
The Chicago delegation has for attire
green and scarlet coats and vests, Bed
ford cord brooches, black velvet caps and
black top boots. After the sport there
will be a banquet at the Clifton hotel,
over which the mayor will preside ard
Senator Duncan will deliver the address
Of welcome.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06

NEW YORK, March go A Paris cor
respondent gives particulars of a remark.
able case, which is before the courts in
the south of France. Some months ago
the wife OF an extensive and wealthy
n grower was found dead in her bed.
IN the table was a note ia which she
stated she had taken poison from remorse,
having deceived her husband, who was
one OF the most exemplary Of husbands
and best of men. The affair created,
quite a sensation at the time, AZ the sup
posed suicide, who left three
small children, had enjoyed the
reputation OF q good wife and
mother, living happily with her
FAMILY. A jury of prominent citizens,
however, accepted the letter as a true
confession, and returned q formal
verdict OF suicide while insane. For q
wniie the bereaved husband appeared 10
grieve bitterly, but in the course Of a few
months he consoled himself by becoming
engaged to- rich young widow. The
marriage arrangements were complete
ana the happy day was but a week off,
when the intended bridegroom was ar
rested on the charge of numbering his
nrst wife. His accuser was the nurse OF
AISOltIDS w AtT sWOFH
deposition, on the evening of the catas-
trophe she had occasion TO enter the
room occupied by her mistress. Upon
opening the door she was surprised 10
una her employer in the act OF mesmeri2-
ing his wife, a method which he fire.
quently employed to put her to sleep.
Quietly closing the door she remained on
the outside and presently heard him die
tatlng the letter TO his wife. Later he
appeared to be encouraging her to drink
something. Fearing detection she slipped
away and the next morning found
her mistress dead. She was afraid at the
time 10 make any statement, fearing that
she would not be believed aud might get
herself into trouble, but on learning that
her employer was about 10 marry again.
concluded to make a clean breast of il.
Upon this evidence the employer has
been committed for trial without bail.
and public indignation in the district has
been wrought up 10 such u point that bu
Is certain OF a long term at the galleys.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06

Kraszewski, the Polish author and pa
triot. who was imprisoned for years in a
German fortress, has just died in Italy.
He left to his family 81, 600 rubles, a val.
liable collection Of paintings, a library OF
AZ, 900 volumes, and a large number OF
valuable manuscripts. The imperial
library Of st. Petersburg has entered into
negotiations with the heirs for the pur'
chase of these manuscripts, many OF
which relate TO Russia.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06

A committee of artists chosen by the
National Academy Of Design and the AS
ociation OF American Artists is engaged
n New York In selecting the pictures to
g sent to the Paris exhibition. Those al.
sAdy accepted number 100. The committee
ga good one, and there is reason to believe
that the representation Of American art
will be more worthy than any heretofore
aent to an international exhibition. The
anne of only a few of the pictures Sc
lected have been published. Eastman
johnson will be represented by that fine
portrait group which he calls "The
Funding Bill" w. T. Richards by after
the Storm" the magnificent marine ex-
nibited a year or two ago; Hovenden by
his head of John Blown, and other lead
ing painters by correspondingly important
work.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-04-06
A python, which was afterward foun

A python, which was afterward found
to be twenty feet four inches long and
over fifteen inches in girth, boarded 3
Norwegian vessel at Singapore. The car
penter, armed with a Delaying pin, went
TO the attack, but he was completely
routed. The python, it is declared made
a series Of springs of from eightto twelve
feet. The carpenter, having been rein
forced by the captain and the rest of the
crew, again attacked the reptile, and the
first mate succeeded in pinning it to the
deck with a harpOon, when it was killed.