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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Reduction IN PRIcE or MECHANICAL
DKNTrsrRY.- rented the labora-
tory of DIR. Case, Room 3, Yesler- Leary
building. am prepared 10 furnish the
gerry best sets Of teeth on vulcanite, NJ
follows Full upper or lower sets $l5.
All other mechanical work Mt same
ratio. Satisfaction guaranteed.
nov At A. O. SoHuMKR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

What In the name of that delicious
tea Of yours, Mrs. Harris; that last cup
has refreshed me amazingly? II Ii
called Sunbeam Tea,n and You can
only buy IL Of tho importer, @. Il. Frasch,
Cash Grocer. Mill street, near Com
mercial. mol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

On gloomy days. when there II no san
shine, q cup Of Sunbeam Tea invigoratos
and stimulates the overtaxed system.
TIL IT. @. II. FRAscH, Direct Importer
and Grocer, Mill street, near CONNER
oiai. mol
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

PxR STEAMER MKxico.-An entirely
new assortmens Of Druggists sundries,
such as hand mirrors, hair and cloth
brushes, combs, nail and tooth brushes,
etc., carefully selected from Eastern
stocks, at the Pacific Drug Store, Front
street. oc29
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

The largest stock. the choicest selec
ton, she best quality and lowest prices
Of stationery, blank books and miscel-
laneous books, at the book store of q.
Davies 4 Co., lis Cherry street. m2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

ARE YOU MADE miserable by Indi-
eestion, Constipation, Dizziness. Loas
Of Appetite, Yellow Skin I Shileh's
vitalizsr IL positive cure. Sold by A.
B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Gold, silver, aluminium and rubber
are employed by DIR. Kilbourne, 625
Front street In making artificial dem
lures. Gold for partial sess and alumni
mum for full sets prove the most satis-
faofory
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Gall AZ Davies's book store and see
the immense stock of books and al.
buns bought lately by him while IN
New York and Philadelphia. No. liS
Cherry street. ocz3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

WHY WILL YOU cough when shi-
loh's Cure will give immediate relief
Prios 10 cts., 50 ots. and u. Sold BY A.
r. Gt9wars.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

The latest and most elegant perfume
In the world is ELITE Bouquet" For
sale by A. Il. Stewart. Try Il.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

"HACKMETACK,n lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price rs and 30
cents. Sold by A. b. Stewart.
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son TrE vppsR s'tAe'''

stmr Glide G. W. ccves s. y
r EAvEs YEsLER's w. 80.
IL Wednesday and Satu5nn' 49,
Thursday and Monday. c.SI.
wood, Ussslady. Moss 80 80 ~ 4
City. Mount Vernon. Starry. ~
points above.
passsge apply ON board "
fo6IkR. on the wharf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

A NASAL INJECTOR fres with
seen bottle OF Shiioh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price 80 cents. Sold BY A. d.
Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

DR.. Prices dental ofIioe Ia removed TO
his residence on Fourth street. between
Marion and Madison. sub
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Mira. II. j. Lntx hiss removed her
dreramekfnu establishment ffon krons
sfreef 10 10e Columbia street. u the
Kenney block. NJ "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

SHILoHsS CURE vii immediately
relieve Group. whooping Cough and
brcnchttis soid ~ 4. B. Stewart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have . printed guarantees on
every bottle Of Sbiloh's vttallzsr. IL
never fails 20 oure- Sold BY A. b. Stew
art.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Just drop in as che Seattle PHARMACY
on Front street. and Try free sample oi
that popular perfume ocio
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Toilet articles In endless variety, At
the Seattle Pharmacy. Also the hnesi
sssortnent Of purs drugs ard patent
medicines on the Pacsfic coast. oci5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Freeh white River butter every dag,
At lowest price. 81 y. ChilberRs. Front
street. seD
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

sHfLOH's CATARRH REMEDY-a
uoeifiys cnre for Casarrh. Dipk liberia
ara Canker Mouth. Sold By A. b.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

Tsks your prescription 70 the Seattle
Pharmacy, in Frye's Opera blook. oelc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-11-05

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, 81
Bourbon, Ind, says: Both myssli
and wife owe eng lives 20 ShIlkJhp
CONSUMPTION CURE Sold % =.
B. Stewart
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STEAMER TRAVEL, ETJ.

DIRECT ROUTE TO
-W hatcom. Through by day
light Steamer w. y. Munroe leaves at
oc,ock a. m. on Tuesdays and Fridays.
lsh- Leave Wbatcom for FerndaIe On
saturday. Returning, leaves Whatcom
On Wednesdays and Sundays at a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board
OF 70 george Foster, on the eeler wharf.
CURTIS BROWNFIELD,
noe Master
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To the Public.

an AND AFTER THIS DATE THE
" Sunset Telephone Exchange viii be
open e. all hours. Subscribers wishing
connections with other telephones may
have them by calling the ofilceand giving
number wanted. II. HlNDS
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NOTICE

MAYORS OFFIcE,
CITY OF SEArTLR, Aug. IS 1884.
WI l. L. ATTEND TO OFFICIAL
L business. in connection with city mat
ters, daily, Sundays excepted. frofa 10 to
II o'clock a. M. at my Office. room 6,
Yesler-leary block.
AUS JOHN LEARY. Mayor.
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pERsONAL ATTENTION GIVEN
4 and prompt returns made for con-
signments: ~ California street, room IL.
San Francisco. SEES Am
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{. G. LAMB.


. III TIPPING
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ISLAND ROUTE
SEATTLE. ~
PORT TOWNSEND AND JEW

- EvANa.s,L' y,
= oh. r. BEECH1 ~
Carrying the u. 3. main .s-s ~,
Fargo g Co. 3 express WIN rasnrain, :.
wharf every Monday ana oa
q. M, and Port TOWNSEND = rrsn' N.
Semiahmoo. calling a. ss9 80 H.
Friday Harbor, Eureka. - o.
Orcas, East Sound, Guemsa ~
Samish, Whatcom. Beacns - 1900 ~
Returning win arrive Z. 5s<ur1Af /.
noen every "Wednesday ane ~ $50
fare TO Port Townsend -
moo. g. .,nix -
GEO. H. FOsIE1.
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0. R. & N. CD.
STEAMER SCHEDULE.
PUGET SOUND DIVlSlnl
THE STEAMER
III. Id a III ID

Will leave Tacoma for New weslus11
every Wednesday at l .. M; lesys -
tie same date at midnight; le4fe y
Townsend Thu sday ut 8 O. m. NGE
ing will leave New Westminster 'or ,
coma, via San Juan Islands, eve ~
day at 8 a. m, arriving ut Tacoma y
day afternoon.
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ON TAI & co.,

MILL STREET. SEATTLE.
ENERAI. DEALERS IN TEA. RICE
VI GgAz silkz Ladies' and Cent?
mems Underwear. and Japanese and Chi
Nee Goods. ell AZ the lowest prices.
VIII contract 20 furnish Chinese labor
CHIN BUG KEE.
mylo = BunlnoD Mnnnoo.
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NV ~ NaoAA1F VI tAtCNNc. AUA UOW
that you have set aside my peoples
lands, without consulting them or mott
flying the chiefs, iaus broken a sacred
treaty by your own will, through hatred
of my race and prejudice from newsca-
per scandals, rs veil ~ envy and eovet-
business from broken down cattle men
and greedy miners, Who live among
squavs and steal. ladian ponies, Won
have done 50 nc your own risk of Donor
and my people and ysur people must be
serry--sorry for il.
You say thai yen want to sell nv
peoples lands 30 persons who do no,
live upon them, and you have sent for
NE and Ssseepkin of the Similkameen.
ronasket of the OksnaGan. and Lot ef
Spoksn, On have another talk, lave an
Other vrite and another deception. 20
snd in another hatred of my race and
my peoples fear af your white mans
true worth of word. I did nos leave nav
home az the Nez Spiciuu. on the upper
Columbia River, TO come 10 washington
city to see yoa and help you ROB nav
people of their farms. fences, aud corn
and grass lands.
Five years AGO President Hayes said
my people should live there, and that
they should give sway the Grand Coule~
csantry 10 the whites. Tkss, then, vas
ms fathers land and my peoples corn
ground. We gave those lands In peace,
left our homes and farms aud want
Away 10 the lSnds President HAYES said
Ne might live upon. We got no money
Tor our farms, and were very poor. Nv
paople divided Of; many starved 10
death; and nov only q few Of our old
people are lsfs. and they have gardens
and farms across the Columbia River.
lar away from the white mans lands
NV teri - my only hosne, and l xill
put u up wherever | can live In peaee |
Asd be no more sroahled sy you youns
men Of Washington city. who think VOC
swn all the lands west Of the Columbia |
River that you cannot name. nor even
'ell where they ara. Long before your
IatheF was born my peorle lived there. |
md ieng before my people were bern
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J. r. 8 n. 81. LEWIS
TroRNEYs AT LAW. OFFICE
N Buffers building. room and s,
James Street. Opposite Occidental Hotel,
Seattle W e
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Observation-Disclosures
LATEST NEWS ny THE CABLE. 4
i'iot IN Hrusscls Over tho Procession OF Il
. c'crie"is-Tle Mob Forces tho Parade to y
D'sbani-srnny Arrests aIa,le--La.c.ts Z ,ll
.H Phases OF tho Franco. Chinese War, 9ls.

BRrssELs, September The clcrcals
from all provinces and numbering many many
thousand pamdcd here to-day amid tho
vehement kissing and howing Of denssie,S
crowds Of lookcr-on, who soon became
more demonstrative. They blocked the
passage OF the procession md tore down
'he banners. Fierce scutlcs cnsucd and
many persons, including several police
men, were injured. The police were pow.g ,T.t
erless to stop the disorder, and tho Gem
darmes and civil guard were called
out AMI attempted 10 reorganizo
tho procession. Their efforts were futile
however, and the confusion became gen. ,el
cral. The mob stopped the procession At
various places. Tho clericals finally find.
ing themselves unable 10 advance, slowly
dispersed. The melee gradually subsiied,
but great excitement prevailed the whole
evening. One hundred and eiehty.tfyo
lrrcsts were made. 1t Is reported that
three OF the injured died. Troops ara
stationed at various points to preserve or.8
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a SALOON QUARREL
Ends In One Man Sevcrins the Juyular Vein
y of Another,

E"us IN Vne Man Sevcrtns the Juyular Vein
si ofAnothrr. .
CLEVELAND, O., September 7.-Joras
flnnkin WAS murdered lutte last night 1T
Louis Rats saloon in the southeastern, !,
part Of the city. lie went into the place
and found there August Gucrner, valcn.
tine Hoeter Adam seldcrnagle, wilhelm
Rau apdHritz Rau. An eyewitness to
the aailir, tells the story as follows Hi,ha..
kins calnQin where Guerncr and the rest
OF the crowd were. Guerner began abus.
ing Huhlns because his little girl had
thrown glass over into his yard, and his
children Shad hurt themselves upon the
glass. Hankins denied they had done 50
and declared he was not responsible
for that.Si One OF the crowd mr..
cIsed 5llmnkins OF stealth: chickens
which he declared he had last
But. HuEkins also declared he had moi
stolen them. The crowd kept talking md
accusing him OF i'll treatment of his neigh.
bQrs They became more,and more bois.
trous and frequent threats were made
against him.. The ,whola.. .arew.l Ssf,f...,,5
determined to stir up y. eah5. Finally #
became too hot for him in the salson and
ne started, "a 20 out: One Of the men
rushed alssf him and struck him with a
khi'e across the right side Of the neck,
sevterinlg the jusular vein and making n
cash six inches long. Hunkins :o,ie;i oi,t:
= am killed: They haye murdered mo-"
ana staggering into .tl,o cotIltra Of Tie
street., leil upon the railway track. All
we're arrested except Welhelm Rau,. who
lied and has not been found.
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fsg'on.s .s,95l are idle, or nearly 40 percent.

[eglon, S,9ol nre idle, or nearly 40 percent
~ these 5000 arc the 45 perccn,
smut down OF the pool. Il.
are independent ovens; 4e2, fur
mace oyans; and 800 arc ovens Tint hayt
peeh idh for the past year. So IL will hf
seen TINT The coke pool IL u charming An
s!itat!on for those who are not In il. Oj
the 1i;ovcns OF independent operators
only u gre smol;ehss, the others runninr
in,! l tlme md selling their coke at pool
E;rlses; ; poeketlng the percentage that the
ioke trQduceB Association pays the Syn.
alcate ior regulating the market and hold.
ing up prices. After all, tho fcw firms
VINO declined to enter the pool are deyel-
opin,S mdrc Of shrewdncss than was for.
merry placed to their credit, More thon
!o,me.iourtl Of the furnace ovens ,,ro i,llr.
rms Isl que TO idle furnaces. Some of
theSe works, notably, I.cmont, Stewart
nhu Youngstown, are putting what coke
t.hey manufacture npon the market. 4
=. tfTllERI TIE SHIPMENTS COS ~
& Inc average daily shipments have mn.
terlally Increased, and now foot up about
G2o carsS This increased demand seems
to hava. accrued to the solo benefit
ol INC Independent operators, all of those
ovens, comparatively speaking, arp active,
Inns u due to the peculiar situation OF tho
pool, zwlpse settled policy ID keen the
price OF ebke at Il uniform figure will not
permit tiISm to compete with those out
side, This increase oi shipments is kent
up by heavy consisnments to Chicago,
INC mammoth iron. audsieel works ut .Jol.
lot have fred up again. They arc taking
more coke than they actually need with i
viewtoi stocking up. When this Is accom-.
pushed, trade here will slacken up some.
what. In tho language of prominent
supper, wChicago Is now the burk
bone OF the coke trade. The output Of tic
region spow distributed substantially us
follows: 0ne fourthto Chicago ;onc-ioIrth
to casternfurnaccs; the balance to furnaces
at flttsbtrgh, and in the Mahonius and
sleti'ans9, valleys, though trade is very ;lat
III tue valleys and worse times are autici.
pated there. The idle day feature OF trade
has eensresumed again in spite Of the
laadable efforts on tho part of the opera.
tors ! to give their men opportunity to work
iu'l timc;S Labor is plentiful ut 81 20 pcr
day, anda the region is full OF idle men
seeking employment. The price of coke.
thanks tOtt the pool, remains stcadfast nj
81 20 fortfoundry coke and 81 Is for fur.
lpcc In .lnfra orlnrc ... ID. -
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OHIO MINHa.
Depressing Eject of tho Proposed Closing
Of the Ohio Central ComrnrY!s MIncs,

peprosslng Eject of tho Proposed Closing
Of the Ohio Central Cemrauy's, Minss,
NEw SynA.TsylILp O., september o.
The fact that the Ohio Central Company's
mines are TO be closed next Wednesday,
has caused great deal OF uneasiness
among the miners here. It's ssid that
the amount Of assistance received by 'o,1Ir
miners from other districts is barely sulli-
eient to keep soul and body togcthGh snl
that il they are IA he depylEcd al the help
they reccivd weekly from the Ohio Central
lislrict it will he Impossible for them to
hold ont very much longer. The business
men Of this place are indeed blue over the
situation. Some OF them say that unless
this last blow to tho Minefs, tho closing
IN Of the Ohio Central Campany mines.
brings matters to n crisis, and work is re-:
s.lmed here soon, they might iNst o. well
close up their stGre1 aid not try to 10 any
husiness. a'he merchants OF thet town l,ayc,
as fur rs they dared, talked UP tho advian::
tagc Of the miners resyIn)i4g work at filtv
cents per ION, while on TIC other hand the
~sViopn:keGners kaye heell urging them to
kcep the iaith, and OF course always hay
Ing on hand a good supply. Of stale beer
and shotgun whisky, about the only las.
urics the miners rs [, class indulge iii. Tic
sa!oon:kcepers have done Z great deal to.
wards keeping ZIP the determination ni
the miners to stick 10 tho Union. Every.
thing is still very quiet here, nothing hav.
Ing occurred to-day except adog fight or
two to cause Nny excitement.
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THE MAINE CAMPAIGN /,
yEl u - -------f =. E-'a'. y r. 81
Closed md Election Takes Plnco Tod
Tho Majority Predicted.

gs |.sg i. 7
Closed and Election Talscs Plnco To-day.
"A Tho Majority Predicted
W4slr,SGToS, D. c., September Ca
special from Lewiston last night giyca
the following points about the closing up
OF the canvass In Maine:
2i7P LEWISTON, Me-, September S.
Mr.. Blaine arrived this afternoon from
Manchester, coming direct on special
train 10 Portsmouth and Eon the regular
train from that place. Ito was up Until
midnight Inst night, after a very hard day
in the face OF a most crushing reception,
lie wgs obliged to leave at IN carly hour
this morning and ride almost continuously
until . o'clock to reach this point. The
day was one Of the hottest Of the season,
yei he bore tho fatigue al the two days es..
pecially we'll, As, he appeared oil the
stand In the pleasantly-shaded square Of
Lewiston, ,.he looked even better than he
did upon the morning Of bis departure
from Augusta. '='sl-
The attendance at Lewiston was very
large. Thousands stood out in the hot
sun and listened most patiently to tho
speeches Of General liawley, exc Governor
Long, Colonel spowlon, Judge West and
others. 4 = = -" - -,
As the time for tho eleotian draws
near the interest Of The Republicans ap-
pears to be on the increase. All OF the
speakers dwelt with great omphasla upon
the necessity Of q large vote next Monday,
rs the country is now looking TO Maine 10
see what will be done,
Summing up NIL the reports the
claim fortcn thousand majority still seems
to have solid basis OF fact. afEa
Congressman Reod Is still In danger.
lie ia very SERIOUS, but it looks now rs Il
he would he elected by a moderate ma.
jorIty. 49,
MI. Blaine left lewiston sooh after 4
O'Clock and returned to Augusta, where
ho will remain until utter the election on
Monday. There was torchlight process.
sion here tonight in which companies
from Portland, Bangor, Augusta! Al! and Other
towns l,art, as u, :,
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LUMBER l.j+l LAID WASTE
ny a rEnR1aLE coNrLAanAr1oS
At tclevcland..0ver Ten Acres Of Board Yard,
Turned lnto II socthlng SInss of Flames.
Tho 1lcntostlie Fire Rctnr,ls tho Work
.vN Of tho Flrcmcn-Firc In Florida,

CLEVELAND, Q, September IA crca
contiagration is raging on the flats. Til,
entire fire department Is in service, ant
telegrlms have been sent to Akron
Youngstown, Paincsvillc, Erie, Sand,,sk,
and Toledo for assistance. The origin oI
the fire is unknown. Incendiarism is
supposed to have been the cause by some,
but the mostprobablc theory is that sparks
from the tugs set fire carly in the evening to
apilc of slavings from which tho flames
spread until Wood, Perry 4 Co.'s cxtcn.
sive lumber yard WINS ablazc. The fire
continued to extend dciying all the efforts
OF the ircmcn. The lumber yards OF Pot.
ter, Birdsoll Il Co. and S. G. King & Co.
wcrr also consumed. The Variety iron
works were destroyed, Stanlcy's candle
factory was burned and part OF Shcrwin.
williams 4 Co., varnisli works. At ton
o'clock the conilagration threatens to he.
come still more extensive. About ten
acres OF lumber and frame buildings were
aiiamc at one time and huge clouds OF
smoke thickly studded with blazing
cindeIs were blown by the changing wind
ior miles, causing intense excitement, lest
the inyriads OF sparks should kind!c fires
in every direction and perhaps lay waste
a large part Of the city.
At $3.50 o'clock Carter street became
impossible. The heat prevented any one
from going by the buildings, and only in
some places could the liremep stand. Tho
owners OF the Variety Iron Works had
been on the roof OF their large brick build.
ing for rthrty minutes past throwing water
ana guarding it in the hopes that tho
iire VII! be Kept within bounds md
tlley escape without loss. They stu cccdcd
IN putting out the flames in several places
which had caught from sparks until the
resloh, Of their building became
red hot. They were successful in
their object, but Mt so'clock the lumber
in the yard Of G. G. Kin. caught from the
cas-, end OF the Woods, Perry & Co.'s
yard and soon tho 100000 feet in that
yard was il Il partial blaze.
The heat along that side OF the
central way soon became too intense for
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brisk west wind which
had sprung up, the flames crept I'D in
the southery direction and very quickly
reached the street. The Variety Iron
works now caught on the ROOF and these
!lalnes were subdued after short fight,
at the same, time. the wooden building,
good sized shed belonging to Woods, Per
y 4 Co., west Of this had also caught
on the front side from the heat Of tie
burning lumber just opposite, and atten.
lloh WAS called to that, when the Nrcmcn
were'cal!led back to the iron works build
ing and aso o'clock both these buildings
were burning and the fire was under such |
!ieadway that the engines which could DO
kept IN the street were unable to cope
Loss So.5O0N0O ,-.t - siiy@
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Capt. Thomas Prince raised his grace
iul Blaine and Logan pole Saturday alter
noon with the help Of his Republican
ncishbors at his residence OIL the northern
part OF the Island. When it was iirmlyins
its place the United States flag was run ,ip.S
and as its beautiful folds opened to the
breeze National salute was fired. Tho
pole bears also graceful streamer, with
the names OF the Republican candidates
upon it. Standing on the north river front. !
in commanding position, where the
breezes can always reach It, it is very
handsome pole and reflects much credit on
the Captains devotion TO the cause loi Re-
publicanism. Some day in tho near fu,i
ture the pole will be properly Dedicated to
that cause, specchesbeing madcby nim,'
Der oi prominent orators. Capt. Prince.
never does things by halves. Hg5l4liIi