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Hoskins. ~ old and rsspectsd cltiren q
80 -------f-r Siss ffi1 rnorninr e Boris, IN
$1,000 ~rurfr. His rsuslrs VI -
l---rrff 49, 81 irtUuert n ne O11
F~Irris Ceuslery.
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sA1r LAKE. UrAH. Nay The first en-
CINE is expected 20 reach the Hollywood
river regions. Idsho. to-day. The Rio
Grande is b be finished b Ogden b. The
11-h Of Nav.
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Pn7zEurs, Nay 1.-Rsp0rts From ths
rnarosd co.i mines az mssgrs, bit enough
have ben rsosivsd 20 indio.ts hat . gsn-
.-rl s-iEs Us ius1sz-s.s1 10 oHT sEHissi
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Striking Cirar-Makers-SIInsr's Union.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 1.-The Union CT
ear-maksrs are on a strike to-day. They
were I'll granted en- advance Of one dollar
All mines 10 the State were represented
Al the Miners convention to-day. A reso.
luton was adopted, fsvOring a national
uuion and q committee appointed 70 report
to-rnorroy on restriction measures, espe-
ciaIiv in bituminous roal mines. IL is PRO
poued 10 cut the number Of hours per day.
on work less days in the week.
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prnnmIte AgaIn.-Another Canal scheme

LONDON, May LIT is understood that on
the occasion of the enforcement Of the
archbishop Of Canterbury, the police OF
that town closely watch the movements OF
certain Irish Americans, who were acting in
a suspicious manner, and who became
alarmed and quilted town. 1t is believed
one of these men was Wilson, one Of the dy-
Mantle conspirators, whose trial is proceed
ing at Bow street police station.
The Times says a meeting OF leading
owners of steamers will be held on the 10Th
inst, tn take steps toward raising capital
for the purpose OF buildlng ahOthsr SanAi
across the Isthmus Of Suez.
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me wanderer-' Eeturn-A Phenomenaliy
Pond Husband.
Gn0rsEEEcE. May l-Ispeciail-DsputJ
Sheriff Mclssn5on today brought back the
runsvays. Chickmsn and Mrs.. CrAh
from Denissn. where tbey we're CAPTURED y
the nsrshsL The womaD husDe1l
.e.-rs5 5eIirhfpS 70 So hsr and be IL satis
60 Ohickrnsn coDjured her Or gtEs be-
love raowds-s-
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Arrested.

New YORK, May flames J. Madden,
aged 40 years, in the lace department of the
house of Misera & Bro, was arrested,
charged with stealing $4,000 worth OF
goods.
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LONDON, May 1.-The Very Rev. George
Henry Conner, NJ. A., dean Of Windsor, is
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CE1uso. MryL-Tbs poles ls.-n.d lnst
uigai lhnf . prlzs fght 0esurrsa n d
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~ n his BurrJ-s.-rnrs Diss-ss Ar1'nr
cat1.
Say sara. Ap-l U--7p>cai-l-'- -
oorri-s. 81 Linno c11rty. ghI.e rstn-nli,.
,ron ths trr1 q Llanc - - np1n,s s'ns
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Death Of an Estesmed Palestine Railway
Man.
PaIEsrINE, April 30-lSpecial. l-Jer
r. .Denuinser, for many years connected
with the international road, died yesterday
and was last night shipped north ior buriel
at Auuville. Pennsylv he was imml-
grafton agent here Tor the International
and had q WIDE scquaintance thrOHgh me
s,ets md was universally esteemed He
was carried 70 the deDot with Masonic hon
ors and followed bysa large concourss o
friends.
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LOUISVILLE, May 1.-The cigar manufac-
turers nave acceded to all demands of the
employees. No strike will occur here. Every
thing is going on as usual except increased
activity in manufactures and a rush of
goods for shipment.
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town of Lake, Sunday, between John Kelly
New York bruiser, and Rodney alias
"Yank" Cunningham, a bartender for AL
derman Appleton. 1t was slugging match
from the beginning. Eight rounds were
fought in twenty-six minutes. Both were
dreadfully punished. Kelly had his face
cut and nose broken. Cunningham lost
four teeth, and it is believed had his skull
fractured. The fight was awarded TO Kelly.
1t is believed Cunningham will die. The
police are in search of Kelly.
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Another Unfortunate-ReIeased.

LONDON, May Ia man named William
Mitchell was arraigned in court at Leices-
ter this morning, on the charge of having
explosives in his possession, with an appsr-
emily unlawful object. The policeman who
arrested Mitchell stated the prisoner had
four pounds of nftro-glycerine with him at
the time he was taken into custody.
Mitchell declares the explosives were
merely blasting cartridges. lie was
renanded for week. tears
have been entertained in Leicester for some
time past regarding the safety oil public
buildings, and they have been specially
guarded. -, .,.s -,
Northampton last week on the suspicion
of being manufacturer of nitro-glycerine'
10 be used for unlawful purposes, has given
a satisfactory account OF his OPP
.rations to the authorities.
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Still Scoring Sargent.

BERLIN, May 1.-The Nord Deutche lei
tung commenting on the interview with
Sargent, the American minister, published
in the Berlin Courier, in which Sargent
denied he had written any article to the
New York Handel's Zsitung on the subject
OF American pork, says the best answer to
Sargent's statement therein is simply to
reproduce the article which appeared in
Handel's Zeitung with Sargent's signature
attached. Sargent should explain how his
signature appeared without his protest or
subsequent correction from him. The Nord
Deutsche Zeitung declares it will never at
tack the minister of friendly state when he
is acting in his official capacity. 1t has
only reference to newspaper articles which
contained false articles in regard to Ger
many. 1t will be glad to hear that the sig
nature of Sargent thereto was mistake,
TNoTE-There seems to be some coniu
sion in Germany touching the communica-
ton of Sargent. What was printed in the
Handels Zeitung over Sargents signature
was his report to his government. mat re-
port was printed in he consular reports
and was reproduced in Iandels Zeitung
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A.. ~ -p-s - r'---i Ii-si-ss - 80 -
- o.. fiIia z af-rrrr rr--T ar ~ ltr'l-
,---llr ffIr rr.-.1rsss loes r1t c- -. - 49,
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nashville Races.
NASHVILLE, May 1.-The weather is clear

NASHVILLE, May 1.-The weather is clear
and warm. The track dry and good at
tendance.
First Race-Buchanan got off in the lead 4,
Mills second, and Harding, the favorite,
third. After a spirited struggle between
Buchanan and Harding the latter finished
drst by length in front of Buchanan, sec
ond: DAILY, third. Time-531-2.
Second Race-Mle dash for three-year-old
FLIES. All started well, but Pearl Ash,
Orange Blossom and Viyacity got off in the
front, Japonica third. At the half,mile
post Japonica got the lead and held it TO
the finish, winning by length and hal
from Brocade, second Mayonaise, good
third. Time: LOO.
Third Race-Mile and quarter. Six
started, Waldensee and Monticello Oft in
front and passed the stand head and head;
Bazes and Katie Creel third and fourth
Alex Ament last. Waldensee led round to
the last quarter, where Katie Creel came to
the front and won by half length from
Waldensee. second, who was length and
half in front of Bazes, third. Time, 2:lS.
Fourth Race-Free. Handicap, three
fourths of a mile, with seven starters, VIZ;
Carton, Centennial, Rosaline, Evak, Mollie,
Rapture Athlete and George Fisher. Cen
tennial, who started fourth, won by neck
Rapture, second; Carton, third. Time; l2o'
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six months on books and then went away
completely broken down. He was a very
old man, and it took these six months to
show he was incompetent. Dennis Sulli-
van was next engaged, beginning in May,
1882. He had not ever kept books to Fa-
ther Reagan's knowledge, but had heard he
had taught bookkeeping.
Father Reagan stated that within three
years he allowed suits to go to Judgment, the
society paying costs of court, etc., in addi-
ton to the principal sued for, rather than
submit to the demand made upon him to
pay claim within specified time. He
admitting taking deposits in January, 1883,
believed then the society could pay us
debts. Its unsound condition was not fully
apparent to him until week later.
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Female Dootors--Railway Improvement.

BALTIMORE, May l.-Ihe hrst annual com-
mencement of the Woman's Medical college
of Baltimore. took place to-day. The ma
triculates number ten from Maryland, one
each from Illinois, Nebras ka, West Nlr;
ginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Canada and
Germany. -,
The directors of the Pennsylvania rail-
road company have acted upon the ques
ton of providing means necessary to pay
for the construction and equipment
and expenditures generally upon
lines east of Pittsburg and
Erie for the present year, and for construc-
ton of additional branch and auxiliary
lines, agGregating $l0,OOO,OOO. A portion OF
ordering per cent. stock dividend. and IN
order to obtain the remaining fund, the di
rectors have negotiated a loan OF S5OOO,0OO
70 be in the shape of 4 l-2 per cent. coilat
eral trust bonds of the company, due II
thirty years. The entire amount was taker
nv Drexel ~ Co,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-21

Work upon the Northern Pacific ex-
tension to Ashland is progressing rap
idly. Twelve hundred men are now at
work between Superior and Ashland.
Grading has been completed nfteen
miles west fsom Ashland and twenty
FIVE miles east from Superior. The
road is to be completed by the Isl OF
June next.
The Dillon Tribune has advices that
freight rates ON the Union Pacific to and
from Montana are to undergo sweeping
reductions. This will prove great
stimulus to the mining industries OF the
Territory. A reduction has already been
made on salt, and the rate on crude ore
TO Omaha reduced from $32 to s92, and
a further reduction promised.
A dispatch from Montreal says the
Canadian Pacific Railway has Just COM
pleted an important arrangement which
will give il direct route betweea that
city and Toronto by Jan. l. This has
been acquired by leasing the Perth
branch of the Ontario and Quebec Rail
way, which will now form the western
division of the Canadian Pacific. The
Ontario and Quebec Company has al
ready leased the Credit Valley and the
Toronto. Grey and Bruce roads, the
latter for a term of ninety-nin wears,
and the whole combination is to be
known hereafter as the Ontario Branch
of the Canadian Pacific Railway, Civ
ing an additional mileage to that cor
poration of something like $50 miles.
Ii Is understood that the price at
which the Northern Pacific second
mortgage bonds have been negotiated
is 81. The syndicate that is to take
them is substantially the same as that
which handled the first mortgage bonds
of the company. The use of the names
of Messrs. Gould and Sage as members
of the syndicate is entirely unwarranted
by the facts. Both of those capitalists
express favorable opinions of the enter
prise, but do not admit that they are
backing it in any way. Mr.: Gould says
he is satisfied to invest his money in his
own undertakings, and Mr.. Sage says
that, having been identified with the
Union Pacific Company for many years,
and being still a firm believer in that
property as we'll as interested IN it, he
does not propose to 90 into any rival
concern, however highly he may es-
TEEN it.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHor HfMskIf.--Aoair
We are called upon to report frightfu
accident. by which q man is without
warning sent to his grave. says the Spo
kane Falls Rerie,r, and again the gun
that vas thought not 10 be loaded adds
victim TO the long list of accidental
deaths. Last Monday, between III and
II o'clock in the morning, Warren
Clark. a gentleman who recently arrived
In this city. and who was looking for an
opportunity 10 invest some means. was
returning from q hunt on the Little
Spokane, in company with two other
youag men, aad when within a few
miles Of this city q prairie chicken was
observed in a tree along the roadside.
One Of the boys got out Of the wagon
for the purpose of shooting the bird,
Mr.. Clark reached back in the wagon to
secure his rifle. intending, no doubt, TO
hre at long range. when the weapon was
discharged, the bullet passing through
his tody from under the right arm.
The young man on the seat with CLARK
called 20 his companion. and the two
lifted Clark 10 the ground. He never
spoke after the shot. and died in ten
minutes. The remains were brought 10
this city, where the unfortunate Young
man had few slight acquaintances,
and were buried Tuesday. Very little
information could be CLEANED Of Mr..
Ulark's history. II u known that he
had some means. owning valuable tim
ber claims ON the Sound. He also had
small sum in one Of the banks here.
DC was recently from Grand Rapids,
Michigan, bat il Ii not known wketh
@ he hEs anv relations on the coast.
lte wAs About ID years of ACE, and no
doubt leAvea some one 30 mourn hia I'M
timely death far from home and amonc
strangers.
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MARY,s sEAr.

Mary had q little beau,
His head was red az FIRE,
And everywhere that Mary went,
Her beau was sure TO spy her.
He followed Mary home one night,
Which was against the rule
And made the old man cuss and sveal
To zee the gasted fool.
And 90 he kicked him out OF doors,
Bot still he fingered near,
Until thu bulldogs festive jaw
Was fastened in his rear.
"What makes the scamp come here SC
oft %
The angry father cried
"Because he's mashed on me, pose,
The little maid replied.
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To all whom it may Concern
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY,
SEATTLE. w. T.. Julv 27 i2SS |

OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA AND PUGET
SOUND RAILROAD COMPANY.
SEATTLE, w. T., July q, 1888
WHEREAS. BY DEED BEARING
W date August IS, 1873, executed in pur-
suance OF an ordinance approved August
IL, 1874 the city of Seattle conveyed tothe
Seattle and Walla Walla Railroad and
Transportation Company. all the tide
lsnds south OF King street, in said city OF
bay, from extreme high to extreme low
tide and deep water and,
Whereas. The Legislative Assembly Of
the Territory of Washington, by an Act
approved S0vember 8 1873 ratified and
confirmed aid grant and conveyance upon
certain conditions. which have been fully
performed by said Company; and.
Assembly vested the title Of said lands in
said Seattle and Walla Walla RAILROAD
and transportation Company. in fee SIM
Whereas, The United States has acoui.
eeced in said grant and conveyance and.
w hereaA The said Seattle and Walla
Walia Railroad and Transportation Com
said lands to the Columbia and Puget
sound Railroad Company;
Now. therefore. the said Columbia and
Puget Sound Railroad Company hereby
gives notice that it claims the exclusiye
right TO occupy said lands and to erect
wnarvee and other structures thereon
ana that all persons are hereby notified to
refrain rom occupying or entering upon
any Of said lands without the consent in
writing, Of said Columbia and Puxet
Sound Railroad Company.
COLUMBIA Z PUGET SOUND r. r, co
g P. WEY1ourH.
Jy8 tt Assistant superintendent
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HOW 10 sECURE HEALTH.

1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when Scovill's Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the phys
ical organization. 1t is strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofula, Syphlilitio disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas,
malaria: Nervous disorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and diseases of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin,
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STARS AT THE BIJOI.

Orndorff and Kidd, the greatest Irish
team ON the Pacific Coast, are now play
ing an engagement at the BijOu Theatre.
Also, the Tuzets, the champion ath-
letes and gymnasts have been engaged
for a short season and will appear each
evening hereafter in their remarkable
and clever feats at the Bijou Theater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tuzet are both magnifi-
cent performers on the trapeze, and
perform feats that have never before
been eqoalled by any of the travelling
performers that have visited Seattle.
No one should fail to see these people
during their short sojourn in this city.
JAMES w. SMITH, Proprietor BlJou
Theater. lott
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William Jenkins

NORTHERN PACIFIC GAME AND OYsrEs
BusISEss.-From the St. Paul Pioxee,
Press: The shipment of dressed beef
and wild game by the Northern Pacific
Express Company during the past few
weeks has grown TO large proportions,
and promises In the near future to be-.
come big branch of the C0mpany's
business. At present these shipments
are mostly made from Little Missouri.
where the Northern Pacific Refrigerator
Company, of which the MARQUIS de
Mores is Manager, has its coalino house.
From Little Missouri both buffalo and
cattle meat Is shipped but most Of the
wild game comes from Miles CITY and
Dickinson. This Wild game is princi-
pally mountain sheep, black tail deer,
ducks and geese. A portion Of these
shipments is distributed along the lima.
but most Of il comes direct 20 Sc. Paul.
where il is held until . ear load 4
stored. IL Is then sent East. principally
TO Chicago and New York. These ship-
ments are made by the Northern Pacific
three times u week in combination cars
half refrigerator and half express.
The cars leave ST. Paul three timea =
week. leaving every Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, attached to the Pacific
express. and make the trip in four DAYS.
The west bound shipments usually con-
sisf OF oysters and fresh pork, siaueh-
tered in Sc. Paul The oysters are dia-
tributed through Oregon, Idaho aud
Washington Territories. and the pork.
As q gcnsral thing, is shipped to Miles
City. Tho last shipment OF pork
weighed 300 pounds. Oysters are
shipped BY the case, and do not require
re-icing. The average shipment il tan
cases 20 car. In addition to oysters
and pork. quite quantity Of butter
and eggs are also sent west. When
these latter shipments are made, the car
u used tvice-firss at 81. Paul, and then
at Helena. As Z usual thinc. $500
pounds Of Toe will last from ST. Paul 10 |
Helena Ths refrigerator cars will s. |
run all winter, add when the cold |
weather sets in they viii be used to Keen |
peeishahle properly from freezing.
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led. PoeT-INTELLIoENcKR

Please commend me to my musical
friends in Seattle. / intend remaining
until the 10th of October, or q week or
two longer, If necessary, as on my Tor
mer visits. As a piano-maker, tuner,
and regulator of years of experience IN
the foremost firms of Europe and Amer.
lea, shall endeavor that my work shall
secure me the continuation Of the usual
courtesy and good will of the people OF
Seattle, which gratefully acknowledge;
Orders left at Davies book store Will
receive prompt attention. Respectfully,
9-I9 FREDERICK NrTsCHKE.
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Kelley's Island, Ohio. March 18th
1851 have used Kendall's SPAWN
Cure on bone SPAWN, and am PLEASED
to report that it has taken the enlarge
ment completely off. 1t took only one
bottle to perform the cure. am conf
dent if It is properly used it will dc
all you claim for it. G. M. Lincoln.
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I will give an ounce of gold for every
ounce of adulteration found in the Swan
Baking Powder. 1t has been thorough.
ly tested by half the families in Seattle
with satisfactory and happy results. G.
p. Stone, Grocer, Tea and Wine Mer
chant, 625 Front street. oc12
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.usw years, such ~ Loss of Memory. Lao
suoe, nocturnal Emissions, Aversion to =
cIe'y, Dimness Of Vision. Noises in the Hea1;
o utai mud passing unobsetyad In ~
urine, and many other disensas thaf lead n
insanity and death.
IN MiNTIE will agree to forfeit FIVE Hm
LED p DOLLARS for . case Of this Kind ~
VITAL RESTORATIVE iuuder his spssioI
soviee and restment) will not cure, or fo
1vytning impure or injurious found in +
IN MiNTiE treats al Private Disesses -
yyessIuiiy without mercury. CoSsuLrAf1Cx
rhhk thorough examination ana advicA
lvnciuding analysis Of urine, s.. Prioe q
VIAL hIsroRArIvE, s. a bottle, or four dr.
me quantity, $40: sent 70 any address upM
Ieceips OF price, or O. o. D., secure from -
sor'ation, and IN private name, n desired, y
A T. MIN1IE, M. D.,
II kearny street. San Francisco. OIL.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
sent ON application by letter stating syuf
tome, Sex and Age. Communications fie<{
confidential
DIR, MINTIE's KIDNEY REMEDY. NKeE
nnETiCUM, cures all kinds OF Kidney ~
bladder Complaints, Gonorrhea, Glsei II
eorrhea. For sale BY all Druggists; 81 ~
bottle, SIX bottles for IS.
DR. MtNTIE'5 DANDELION PILLS ~
the best and cheapest DYsPRPsIA and Bill
ioos cure in the market. For sale By =
druggists.
All orders for medicine 20. O. d. must y
accompanied with 81 as . guarantee Of 81
isitn which viii be deducted when the PSI
Aso - shipped 1al2 DIV ~
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KENOALL'S SPAWN CURR

Fremont, Ohio, Jan %, lssi.-Dr n,
Kendall Co. Gents II think Il nv a.
to render you my thanks for benefits ssd -
fits which have derived from your INV
BILE and far famed SPAWN Cure. Ny CO..
and had valuable stallion. worth n.
which had very bad spawn, and va !,
nounced by four eminent yeteriua 9
geons beyond any cure, and that thu -.
was done for ever. As last resort I 49,,
my cousin to try bottle of Kendalrs As.s
Cure. 1t had o magical effect Tia a.
bottle cured il and the horse ls a. we'll 49,
DR.. Dick. Of Edinburgh, the eminent -
mary surgeon. was an uncle Of mine. ~
take great interest in assisting lis prosa
sion. Yours truly. JAS. A. wusos