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of health, be allowed pay for the meet
iuUa ha ,ttl NOT attonI

of health, be allowed pay for the meet |
ings he did not attend,
This much NeXed question to the mem- !
bers OF the council, or rather aportion of |
them, was whipped around the stump |
at lively rate.
Alderman Cockrell said the office was
q pusitiou-Ono of honor and trust, and
he did not think they ought to ask pay
OF the people for services they did not
perform.
Alderman Seay thought they ought to
have pay for meetings they did not at
tend, provided they got leave OF alb
sence.
Alderman Loeb said that Alderman
Brown had seen 1T to present his case,
but that If there WAS any question about
! Il he did not want pay for the meetings
| from which hewas absent.
| Alderman Williams took tho ground
| that the resolution granting pay to each
/ alderman for every meeting, unless they
are absent without excuse, is retroactive
and illegal. He stated that his under
standing of the city charter and rules
| governing the council, was that mem
beers were only entitled to pay for the
number of meetings actually attended.
Alderman Seay stated that he did not
think that the law intended that an al
dernan should bo fined 50 for every
] ulttlnE lnUt nc was absent,
Alderman Carter took the ground that
no alderman should he allowed pay for
a meeting not attended.
Alderman Smith favored, under cir
cumstances, allowing il.
some OF ;ho board were rather rCticent
on the subject.
The following resolution, offered hy
Alderman Seay, was read:
= Resolved, That the MAYOR be in
structed 60 draw his warrant ON the city
D treasurer In favor OF aldermen, for theiI
wages each night, unless they be absent
= without leave.
: Alderman Williams wanted to know
4 If the homogeneous resolution would
:. produce u bOck-salary grab.
70 Alderman Seay said II would apply tC
what was due.
= The vote was put and resulted az fol
p lows: Ayes, Aldermen Spellman, Soay
n Rauch, Loeb, Smith; nays, COckrell
Il Williams, MoroneY, Gibson, Keller, Car
e ter, Brown.
s. The secretary announced that il was
II tie vote.
IS The eyes of all turned ON tho mayor
who cleared his throat and started Z
II make some predatory remark befur
le casting the deciding vote. lc got rs ia
$, as "well gentlemen" when the sccretar
- discovered that no was in error, and this
L. the nays had prevailed 10y q majority ,
IN two, and he so announced that the res,
IS luton was lost by vote of 7 to 3,
ON motion Of Alderman Seay, counc
adjourned until Tuesday night.
" AS city Secretary Parry wendell h
II way down the steps, he remarked,
though cummuning with himself, al
W. Georse, I'VE paid some of them fellow
g too much"
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Substantial delicacioS aud rarities all
fresh ut the Glen Lea Chup-house.
The west.hcuud Texas 81 pur,Nr train
was two and half hour, late ,ast night.
Cause of the delay not learned.
Joe Harding, the Evangelist, breaches
tonight At corner OF Pearl ami Bryan
streets. Subject: The sheep Fold"
Prot. Nelson "a prepared to,roceive pu-
pills Tor voice culture az ~ Elm street,
upstairs. Address care Frees 4 Son.
bankers, INGREDIENTS, lawyers, doctors,
In fact all GLASSES Ui our citizens, compli-
meut j. II. Wcbs,er's line photographs
Good things 10 eat all moved tn the
Glen LEA Churhnusr YESTERDAY. They
date from headquarters At Glen Lea
Chop-houso.
80 soon as Glasscock was ready the
weather changed from hot 10 cod and
stimulated the appetite. The St,mu.
lated all rushed tor the Glen Lea Chop
house.
Mr. upd Mis-. paschal Tucker wcr,
..uID trrN NtYIF .H.Nu thirteen day,
since by The advput 'f George ppnuing
tou Tucker iHtNHDt thv inaias AZ II d
pounds.
+ pr. j. Hail Bel hus his office IN ia,
rear OF Muruook ~ llsldwn's drul
store, and his residence at r Pear
street Telephone connection at botl
office aud residence.
The HERALD acknowledges an invita-
ton to attend the debut soiree of Miss J
nenudickt, az the residence OF hp
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Banedick
In Commerce street,
Mrs. A. Lider takes this method To IN
form her old friends and customers nj
The public generallythat she has opene
rooms for drossmaking ut No. $40 Ell
street, upstairs, four doors east
BlanNenship ~ Blake, Dallas. The un
yorsal satisfaction given TO her patron
In the past, both In regard 10 style nm
quality of work, Is sufficient gtlHrans,
, that tho most iastidlous taste will |
, pleased.
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Tint Sicilinn CYcIone.

RoNE, Oct. 9.-The narrowing details
ii the cyclone which prevailed at Gotta
ala, island of Sicily, yesterday, has
been received. Twenty persons
we're killed aud 100 injured. Great dis
tress prevails among the poor. Hun
areds of houses were demolished in the
Borgo, Tondo and GMeri quarters. AT
Libahand Oguia. in the suburbs of the
city, many summer mansions are in
nins. The damage amounts to 3OO0OOl
IRE.
RoME, Oct. 9.-Later reports from
satania state that 100 persons We're in
hred by the cyclone, and that the dam
lge will amount 10 100000 lire.
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COLEMAN, oct o Special, The pro-
traytgd meeting at the Baptist church,
which commenced Saturday week, has
been very successful. Ten converts
were immersed this afternoon at
o'clock.
The mercury fell Thursday morning
from eighty three to forty five, and
caused stoves and overcoats to be in de.
Uaud.
NIr. Lawrence, candidate for dis
| uiVt atjuruv., addressed the citizens
hero Tuesday, aud created favorable
| Impression.
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BRUSSELS, Oct. 9.-The next expedi-
ton Of the African association leaves to-
morrow, going to XNuzibar, thence
across to the Upper Congo country. The
aim of the expedition is to
establish trade routes and stations from
Congo to the last con st. The expedition
is'Uuder command OF Lieut.. Becker It
will be absent two wears.
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Consnls nol DO he rrnlonred.

LoNpoN, Oct. Sir Hugh Childers,
chancellor Of the cNchequer, is reported
to have held "a conference to-day with
Gladstone upon the question of prolong-
ing the period for the CONVEX
sion OF English consolS, which ex-
pire on the 18th inst It was
decided not to prolong their conversion,
the scheme being failure, ~ bankers
and insurance companies refuse thus 10
convert theriunds. only number If
small investors exchanged . per cents
/ for y per cents. :
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CAIRo, Oct. 0.-Advices from Gondola
tate that the mudir Of that place has
eceived confirmation of the report
lat a steamer from Khartoum was
rocked after leaving Abuhamed. Al
board the vessel landed 30 Try TO hire
umels. They gave the natives pres
ats. The natives invited them TO their
wellinGs, where they massacIeA them.
As Unknown whether there we've any
uropeans among the victims.
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"rho Colorcd troops Fought Nobiy."

EAoiE Pass, oct0.-, Special. F. Large
numbers of Seminole negroes are pass
ing through on their way to Mexico.
United States army, and are returning
to their former homes, on the Santa
Rosa mountains. These are the troops
which under Lieut.. Bulls made such
an extensive reputation for bravery and
efficiency Ia indian warfare.
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O'Brirn in Danger

KINGSTON, OET,, oct. All is quiet
ID calm at Tamenorth, the scene col
crecent exciting conflict between the
allan natives and the villagers. An
Il Witness of the disturbance say tr'
OBJ at one time had rope around tn
lckvo.t O'Ericn the contractor, un,
lre<T6nod 70 hang him unless hc al
ioe paid them. Many diStWhers cam,
the city yesterday and crossed &,
inc Vincent.
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Tic Nile E,rcdllinn.

gApf HALFA, Oct, 9.-Gen. Wolseley
iavled the troops who are to take
ia the Nile expedition, to-day. The
yAtain infantry managed their
4S's perfectly AZ the first. Both the
f-hcats Of the expedition passed the
Acntaract easily against strong cur.
Il. a heavy division Of the camc
'ps will encamp at the Pyramids unit
feref 10 advance,
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Il0NDoN, Oct. 9.-The Times under
tands that the English cabinet council
IL Monday concluded to adopt measures
mthwith to stop The audacious en-
roachments OF the Beers in Africa
his decision, the Times says, was re-
eiHed with satisfaction by the people
fEngland, WAC watched With growing
npatience the insults that have been
capped upon the English flag from a
roteetiOn.
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b. JOINS, Oct. 9.--Orange disturb
es are again developing at Harbor
Ace. The gates of the convent were
n down and flung INTO the sea. One
Ierhead man was beaten almost to
III by Orangemen,
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Nor. NIhilIsm.

81. Pi TERsnuNG, Oct. 9.-Tbe univer-
vat llied'has been closed by the au-
critics. 1t will not reopen until Jan
~. One hundred and siNty-Gight
dents have been arrested for alleged
nnection with nihihsts. Three social
3 Journals which were suspended
me time ago are about to rcapp ar.
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GOOD ADVICE.
4 very day prepare tor times
Y rcsalnr nnnl ANcnmn.

4 very day prepare tor times
+ rcssing need maycome;
= AXE this lesson to your heart
4 ntil ~ praise Is sung
X c-cre1to Within tly nome
\ ever U'llrg inyf,
D. ach and all VINO thl5 may read
II cmcmbcr well our boys.
4 sually thclr tendencies.
y ut 10 speak too plain,
Inclined toward the wfoug,
perhaps they pll to see
Natures urgent plea.
Y each them an to know and say;
l Independence dry by dny
4 ammo help nut make them feet
u Indy toward the working man,
Ever striving as ne can
TO mUintnin his humble home.
NJ the beauties IN our land.
q rand nud glorious ns they are,
n ducptc us to believe
Nature made ut equal all
a trough this terrestrial hull.
Donot let this feeble cHo't
\ II your spirits overthrow;
Let your work always he;
7 uNc NOur uvlk bhur faithfully;
\ = you'd haNO him do 10 you,
SO toward him be ever true,
turner Is the stirring man
y very dnv hc shows his plan;
~ phuatlou frCrlv giy NJ"
A " hu wants you tu impress
: tart with u aud end With,r.
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GWEAL1ER, oct. o. Rioiug occurred
on the Spanish lines in opposition to The
establishment of n sanitary Gordon. \
detachment of troops quelled the mo-.
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cholera and IA deaths in BARGE
Iona since September IA. The BARGE
Iona papers deny the truth of the state
ment.
Row., Oct. 9.-The reports of cholera
in Italy for the past twenty-four hours
show li5 fresh cases and II deaths
against IN eases and " deaths the
preceding twenty-tour hours.
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Anniversary Observed.

hsk, via Galveston, oct, 0.-Yester-
being the anniversary OF the loss of
monitor Huascar, numerous persons
endod mass at La Mercedes church.
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-Ynlnnrniso Ln he FortIren.

vALPARAIso, chill, Oct. 0.-The
mister of war has decided to iortify
city according to the latest systems,
reducing the best modern artillery,
eironclnd Blanco leaves for England
three weeks.
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A Hnrd Sentence.

nEssA, Oct. "a man named Deut-
0 has been sentenced to thirteen
rs penal servitude in Siberia for
wing sulphuric acid over NJ. Corona
h noblcman.
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bToN, ONr., Oct. q.-IIenry l.. Aims
gcretary and manager ofthe Huron
Z iddleseX tlro insurance company,
issing. His books are said 90 be
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IoHNs, Oct. "a dispatch from
dale, labrador announces tIo loss
= 1th INST. of a fishing vessel and
MA. nm .-.N,- um Two.
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English Turf.

lNDoT, Oct. 9.-Fourth dav of the
market meeting. The race for the
npion stakes resulted in a dead heat
veen Tristan and Lucerne, with
TX Time third.
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kussRLLS, DOT. "a duel was fought
~ Between NJ. Tardyu, editor OF the
spendout Beige, and u, Nalders,
MT the National Beige. Neither
.oculpl.
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nr. o. II, Hewitt requests all the sing
ers who take part in the song service
next Sabbath evening at tho FIRST Bap
tist church To meet - morrow evening
at tho church at : O'clock sharp, for tn,
final rehearsal. A full attendance il
earnestly desired.
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Mhnt Alnne irm nnIi.

PAEl,, oct. 9.-At % meeting Of the
French Cabinet the mini>icro of Finance
rcproached the BUDGET committee with
understanding the amount pf revenue
received the past wear.
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I1oNro, Oct. 9, An unsuccessful at
n was made yesterday tn wreck the
kodist excursion with titypeopio ON
n. Micro was great excitement Gtl
Ne Was injured.
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SoHAI, oct, 9.--Frcnch cruisers
topped and boarded English mer'
steamers plying between Amo,
he Island ., fOrmoNh
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Fort WORM, Oct. O. Special D.
The game between Dallas and Fort
Worth for Sunday next is being extern
sively advertised. An immense crowd
may no expected to attend.
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NEw York, Oct a,--John Mccullough
S still stopping at the st. James hotel.
lie looked much better to-day. II Is flu
ture movements are still undecided.
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sATBN, Oct, Dietrich, Lichter-
merchants OF this city, have failed,
lph Lichtenberg, u meniber OF the
Ia missing.
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VIENNA, oct. 0.--An explosion Of iiIe-
damp occurred in the mines Of Ostruu,
Austria, causing the death of twenty
norsnuS.
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The sun shone out yesterday and the
norther was not felt Ms much as the pre-
vious day though the weather contin-
ues cool.
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hid. Oct. During the past TWEEN
hours there ava been tw,
from cholera reported in Tn
V of Alicante. Tho Impartial
{ r. Informed on good auihOrit
[acre have boon l. eases .
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Deputy United States Marshal bon
Sheffield left yesterday for Colorado
City to bring back federal prisoner
wanted 10 answer TO some minor ofense
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Buy your Cigars from Il. Calm X Co
aud secure chance in the Grand Draw
ing.
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The lunches at the Glen Lea are reas
enable in price, and most excellent.
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-rhe complete works OF Shakespeare
h '-hsomeiy bound In morocco, are fol
raflle at the Glen Lea saloon. Take 1
chance.
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EnnInslnn Intni.iics.

AiNsviLLp, ONT" oct. Eth,
ton powder mills warO blown NJ
i@<eur mon were Killed aud two
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Al the close of tho services at the
Christian church this evening, corner
Of Bryan and Pearl streets, tho ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered.
All are very cordially invited.
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Constable George Muller, attached tho
cigar stand of A. Dicano, NJ the Union
depot, 10 satisfy claim of Loeb 4 Ere
berg for $50
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Lundborg's Perfume, Edenis.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Marochal Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS pcrnnlclAlphine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lilly OF the Nallav.
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LADIES approve OF your Smo king "lAt
tie Joker
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FOREIGN.
Wen by NtltOu.

won by HsttOu.
LONDON, Oct. S.-The race for the
Middle Park plate, two year olds, was
won by Milton, \ sntraills s9cond.
Cyclone In sicily.
ROME. Oct s.-Iutelligence has been
received of a cyclone at Calonia, on the
island of Sicily. Trees we're uprooted,
and houses destroyed. twenty persons
We're killed and City injured.
Edwin Roeih.
BERLIN. Oct. S.-Edwin Booth, the
American tragedian, will commence a
series of representations in this city in
February next.
stubborn Engagement ea the ain
River.
PAEIs, Ost. S.-Au official dispatch
from Hanoi today states that Col. Den
nler, with two battalious of the foreign
!. zion, tive companies Of infantry, and
100 mounted artillery, had an engage
tueut With the Chinese at the village OF
Loo Chung. on the Min river, which
lasted q hours. The Chinese made a
stubborn resistance, but finally were
completely rooted. Four gunboats as
sisted the French forces. Four of the
French, including a captain. were kill
ed. and 20 wounded. The forces under
Col. Dennler continue to advance.
A Fierce Frenehmau.
PARIS, Oct. S.-Captain Fairneyer,
VINO negotiated the lien Sing treaty
with China, soornfully repudiates the
copies of the treaty distributed by the
Chinese Government, with an impart-
ant clause erased. He offers to tight
whoever questions his good faith In the
matter.
The Cholera.
ROME, Dot. S.-lieports of the cholera
in Italy for the past 2t hours, give a
total of 1917 fresh cases, and 81 deaths.
Bombardment OF Tam sui.
SHANGHAI, Got. s. The lombard
ment of Tam Sun by the French fleet
ia still in progress. Ga the 9th instant
the fleet had destroyed the Chinese
forts. The houses of Europeans in the
city are riddled with shells, but the ia-
hahitants have not suffered any fatal
casualties. The Chinese are strongly
entrenehed.
The French Budget.
PARIS, Oct. S.-rhe report on the bud
get states that the decrease in the ma
tional receipts has been aggravated by
the reduction of receipts from railways.
caused by the cessation of travel con-
sequent upon the prevalence of the
cholera epidemic. The Minister of
Commerce will ask the Chambers for
an appropriation of $4,000 francs to
enable him to complete the payment of
the guaranteed interest promised by the
State to the railways.
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From the Western Division, 3I9 Bush
street, s. F., of the National Surgical
Institute. will be at the Arlington Hotel,
Sc title, October 10th and l7th, and at
the Tacoma House, Tacoma. October
18th.
Persons suffering from diseases of the
spine, hip. limbs or any bodily deformi-
ty, paralysis, piles. fstula, sexual or
chronic diseases should avail themselves
of this opportunity.
References given throughout the q. 8.
Consultation free
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ing snd met vith misfortune. At his
residence. a. given in the directory,
hincklsy has not been known for over a
year.
a Clear Statement.
CANTON. O., Oct s.-BIaine said today
Ia answer to an inqjrine newspaper re
porter. that the assertion of Warren
Fisher that he (BlaineJ had offered =
sum OF money for the Mulligsn letters
Vas utterly untrue. II WAS z rcere ma
lIcious invention, Blaine added There
vas never time when he would have
paid single penny for the letters,
though be always maintained that il
was gross invasion of his private
rights that the letters should be hawked
about and Published.
Bntier's Campaign.
Bar CITY, Mieh.. Oct. s.-General
Batter and party arrived here at $50
this afternoon, and were escorted to
Madison Street Park. vhere the General
addressed crowd of 300 on the sub
iect of rnonopolies. He left at for
East Saginaw.
tncoasfitutional.
NV YORK, Oct. 5. - The general
term of she Supreme Court handed
down unanimous opinion today. de-
clsring unconstitutional the bill passed
by toe Legislature forbiddingthe manu.
facture of cigars in tenement houses.
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To all Lovers of Flowers

T HAVE THIS DAY SENT TO THE
4 care OF Alfred snyder, commission
merchant Of Seattle, w. T.. q splendid
assortment Of Tulip bulbs linked colorsl
70 be sold at the low rate OF twenty-five
cents per dozen. From now TO the mid
die OF November viii do 20 plant thsm.
For further instructions consult any
good Floral Guide.
MRS. MARTHA HOSKINSON.
Eagle Harbor. Aug. Is au2ldwGw
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TIE SMUGGLING CAsEs.-The revenue
officials we're very active all day ysster-
day working up the opium smuggling
eases. The only new development of
note was the indictment and arrest of
Ben Murphy, on a charge of being i'm
plicated in the lone Fisherman affair.
Il is elaimed that Murphy Was inter
erstsd in the extensive importations
made BY that little vessel, and received
AZ leas, a part of the smuggIed goods
on their arrival. SaortlY after his ar
rest he was released on $500 bonds,
with John Collins and John ). Andar-
son as surssies. In the City of Brook
lyn affair matters remain IN sfafs qsso
A telegram was yesterday resolved from
the Secretary OF the Treasury by Col
iector Bash. advising him that il Wa
not necessary ~ discharge the cargo
here. The eaters men were accord
ingly removed from the vessel, only ont
man being left in charge. She car
therefore finish loading and sail vher
she is ready. In this connection 1t may
be xell to state that Captain Swzn as
serss positively that il there 10 opium
on board the vessel he knows nothins
of IL.
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To the Public.

IN AND AFTER THIS DATK THE
~ sunset Telephone Exchange win DO
open 81 all houra. Subscribers wishing
connections with other telephones May
number wanted. II. KINDS.
4 HnnaRar
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WANTED.

CQ0O ON IMPROVED CITY PROP
sDOOO erty; win pay good interest.
Apply 70 w. w. H0LCOMB. rooms
- and 20 Yesler. Leary block p. o. box
26z. seattle. w. 7. sei2 I'm
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MARKrEp.-At Port Biakely, W. T.,
on "Wednesday evsaine. October sfh,
1884. by the Rev. q. II. Watson. Joseph
W. PniiIips, Of Seattle, and Mary Z. Nc
GfoGty, Of Port Blakeiy.
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Mining stocks.

SAN FaANcsco. Oct. 5.-Alpha 1.65
Bodie Con. 30. Bulwer Csc, Cali
fornia $50, Choilar 200, Con. Virginia
zoe, Gould d Curry l.20. Hale d Nor.
cross 2.25, Mevicsn 1.35. Mono LEO,
Ophir Ito. Potosi los, Savage l.25
Sierra Nevada LIS, Union LIS, Vel
low Jacket 100.
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Administrators Walla Wails, DE
Wolf; 80 hours from Seattle; 900 tons
coal Oregon Improvement Company
Sailed-Bark Cullay, Port Townsend
bark Lizzie Williams, Parker, Tacoma
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-10-09
I'm Self Defense.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. S-The coroner
this evening held an inquest on the
body of Winnie Merchant, who was
killed here Saturday morning by G. b
Pressey. The jury found that deceased
came to his death by pistol shot fired
by Pressey, bat refused to charge him
with murder. as the evidence of the sele
eye witness of the killing tended 10
show that the shooting was dons iu self
defense.