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BLrvENs, Of Toledo, has predicted that
Sherman and lincoln win be the Re
publican candidates for President and
Vice President.
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1T is feared that Hon. John G. G.ThOmp-
son cannot get over his sickness, as he
is failing daily, and his friends have be-
come much alarmed at his condition.
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FOSTER says the domination of Ar
thur would be suicidal. Well, what
would the nomination of Foster be,
Mr.. Arthur?
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). REV. 7. DEWITT TAIsLAaE has now
the largest congregation IN New York.
He outranks Beecher.
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So ID seems the Scott triaw is to stand
after all. The Republican, receive this
news with sour faces.
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THE bill FOR the relief Of Gen. Fitz
John Porter Is likely to pass both
houses of Congress, this reason.
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FRED DOUGLAS. the negro orator and
lecturer, of Washington, was married
to white lady last week.
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DIE membership Of the Grahd Amy
In thk State incressesi labont pIoO in
1883.
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iTHE Office of stste on Supervisor is to
abolished. That Is right, crop offall
unnecessary Offices.
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NOTICE.

ON the 9ist day Of January, ia the yesr 1884 the
W Probats Court Of Henry County, Ohio, declared
the estate Of Henry Bchr0dsr, dreetsed 10 be prob
signed for allowance within str months from the
time shove mentioned, or they Win not be entitled 10
payment. If.r
PRBD.. .soHRoDHR,
Administrator Of Henry schroder, deceased.
I'm Rummell, attorney.
January 10, iss4.-<w.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Moses ASH urr
N as administrator of A. J. Larimors, has filed
final account Of his administration, which will be
for hearing and settlement February 1st, 1884.
d. MEEKISON,
Jan, l7-3t, Probate JUDGE
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that Newton s. Cole, as
l executor Of the estate of Casper Werne, has
filed partial account of his administration which
win be for hearing and settlement February 9th,
1884.
D.MEEKISON,
Jan. 4-Sw Probate Judge.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE lie hereby given that Friedrich Schroeder,
~ % administrator Of the estate of Henry Schro.
der has led first account Of his administration,
which will be for hearing nd settlement February
sth 1884.
d. MEEKISON,
Jan "a, 1884. ProbateJudee
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BKs. BUTLER announces that he l.
out Of politics now and forevermore.
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AGENTS WANTED

Reader. your name printed on circulars, show
cards, wood signs, ETC.. to establish you permanent
ly In selling our SAFETY LAMP BURNER; it's
long needed; hts anlamps; gives large light; has
nickle cone reflector; lever puts II out; no
blowing or explosions or turning down wick; puts
itself out II upset; fll II without removing bur
ner or chimney; no wearing out screws or collars:
II lasts ten years. Sells st sight exclusive territory
given; sample, postpaid, s6e For Illustrated circu
lars, testimonials, agents reports terms, etc., ad
dress TIE PHOENIX MFG CO., a. Mechanic
Street. Newark, New Jersey. Please mention this
psper.
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3 soiIes q Apps.htheai.

Estate Of William Rohrs, deceased.
n 10 ss'i o r.: s.ss O
Boar, Ihfs of uenf5 county, o., &oeeea. u
Dsed tale 33d day Of yhnzlsry, AL 1874.
Jan A-w.-3 HENRY nOHRs, A1m,r.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Frederick Bostle-
IN man, as guardian Of Mary s. 6tockman, has fled
q final account of his guardianship. which will be
for hearing and sc element February 9th, 1884.
D. MEEKISON,
Jan EAST. Probate Judge,
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Probate Notice.

NoTICEis hereby given, that Jas. P. Ragan, as ad-
Administrator Of the estate Of Sylvester Sheppard
has filed Anal account of the administration
Of the said Sylvester s. Sheppard on the estate of
Nutter W. Sheppard, deceased, which will be for
hearing and settlement Feb. ], 1884.
d. MEEKISON,
Jan. list. Probate Judge.
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Probate Notices.
Probate Notice,

,... Probate Notice.
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that A. II. Tyler, -
IN guardian Of Geo. p. smith has ned partial &C
count Of his guardianship, which win be for hear
ing and settlement February 18th, 1884.
d. MEEKISON,
Jan. 3-3w.0 Probate udge.
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ITO ADVERTISERS Lowest rates for adyertis-
GEO. p. RoWEII. 4 co., 10 Spruce st., NY.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that VIM. Rayle, ss
~ Guardian Of Abraham L.Browers, late minor has
filed final account Of his guardianship, which will
be for hearing and settlement February 9Th, 1884.
d. hBEKIS0N,
Jan II, .3W. Probate Judge.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-07
ReAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Following are the transfers of real es-
tate, as filed for record at the Auditors
office. May 9th and 9th:
L. FL. Palmer to LeRoy Pratt, lots 3
and 4 in block 2, Bayside addition,
$500.
J. III. Payne to David Parker, begin
ming at the S. E. corner of 5. II of the
s. w. 4 of section -, township "a, Mr..
E.. 81.
j. II. Payne to David Parker, lot IL,
block 90 in Central Seattle, 81.
Rufus Willard to 4. l.. Smith. a of
lots and in block 81, in Terry's first
addition, $500.
United States to Hans Nicholson, the
s. L. a of n. w. Il of section 30, town
ship %, n. X. 5E.
Hans Nicholson to f. Z. Hanson, first
part of above, 500.
l.. III. Pontius to Mary A. Barnes, lot
~ in block Is in Lincoln Pontius aa-
dition, 81.
John Perry to Samuel Starkey, the W.
Il of the N. L. u of section II, township
%, n. X. f., $1,000.
A. X. Wittentseyer to Wilhelmina
Brown, lot 3 in block in ID. L. Denny's
second addition, $500.
o. s. Wright to w. 5. Pillman, lots l
and 9 in block Ii in the first addition as
laid off by the heirs of Sarah A. Bell.
$500.
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De due TO the absence Of one of the
nfm, VINO has not been at the place of
business since Saturday. Various ru-
mors are afioat IN financial circles re-
speeding which Grant, the senior meu-
Ger OF Inc nrm, says cannot deny
OF eorrooorete the reports current. We
are nearly s5o,0o short and our safes
are locked Until We can find Mr..
"afo' cannot say hsv We stand
The Grain ssppIy.
CHICAGO, Nav 6.-Ths report of the
visible supply OF grain as prepared bv
the Secretary of the Chicago Board Of
Trade, shows a decrease IN the supoly
OF wheat during the past week of one
million six hundred and twenty thous-
and bushels; decrease in corn. one mil
lion four hundred and ninety-fiye
thousand; decrease in oats. two humid
red and seventy-seven thousand: de-
crease IN rye, tvJ hundred and sixteen
thousand; decrease in barley two humid
red and fourteen thousand.
Failure OF srsnt a Ward.
NEW YORK, May 6.-firant d Ward
announce their closing on account Of
the failure Of the Marine Bank. The
suspension of Grant Il Ward was an
announced at the Stock Exchange.
The firm IL composed Of General e. s.
Grant, James ID Fish, L. s. Grant, Jr.,
and Ferdinand Ward. About COO shares
of c. g. G. and |, Omaha and Alton, and
Ierre Haute we're closed ont under the
RUE; also soms nickel plate and second
mortgages.
FURRY In the OIL Market.
PrTTsBURo, Pa, May 6.-The boom in
oil went to pieces this morning. owing
to rumors of New York bank failures,
and unfayorable field news. The mar
kei Was excited aud panicky. and sell
ing heavy. Ii opened at LOIS. and de-
ciined to 951z, closing at 80.
Death OF Or. y. ID Gross.
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--professor y.
ID. Gross the eminent surgeon, died
this afternoon. DIR. Gross was one Of
the founders and early presidents of
the Kentucky State Medical Society,
and has been elected an active or hon.
orary member of the Royal and Nation
al Medicai Societies of England. Scot
land, Austria, aud other European
countries.
Accidentally Killed.
NEWARK, n. inlay 6.-General n.
Norris halstead was killed this after
noon at the railroad station. He was
founder of the astronomical observatory
at Princeton College.
The Methodist General Conference
PHILADELPHIA, May 6.-The Metho-
dist Conference reassembled this morn
ing. The report OF the Women's For
eign Missionary Society showed the re-
ceipts for the four years to be $50, ASS on.
A proposition to organize self -support-
ing Methodist churches in foreign lands
was referred to the Mission Committee.
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PACIFIC COAST.
Plan for Concentrating the Troops I'm
san Francisco.


san Francisco.
SAN Francisco, May 6.-The Cal
publishes statement of a plan recon.
mended by Gen. Pope commanding the
military department of the Pacific, for
the concentration at the Preside of all
troops now stationed at the various
points around the hsrbor. This will in
clude Black Point, Angel Island and
Benicia, which, il the plan is carried
out, will be abandoned. General Pope's
recommendation has received the an.
proval of General Sheridan and the
Secretary of War, who has forwarded
1t to Congress.
Mining stocks.
SAN FRANcIsco, Nav 6.--Alta Lbs
Belcher LIS, Best d Belcher LIS, Bodie
Con. 3.45, Bulwer SOC, Choliar 100, Con
Virginia 200, Crown Point 100, Alpha
LIS. Gould Il Curry 100. Hale q
Norcross 2.25, Mexican 1.30. Mono zoe
Ophir Las, Savage SOC. Sierra Nevada
LIS, Union Con 200. Yellow Jacket l.95
Potosi Coo. Bullion 800, California 200
Martin White 55c, Titan lao.
shipping Intelligence.
SAN Francisco, May g. Arrived
Steamer State of California, from Port
land.
Sailed-Steamer Queen Of the Pacific,
for Victoria steamer Oregon. for Asto-
ria, etc; ship Syren, for Nanaimo
schooner Lille Bonnie, for the Columbia
river.
The sharon Case.
SAN Francisco, May 6.--Iu the Sharon
case, Expert Hyde testified that the
writing in the alleged marriage contract
differed from the handwriting of plain
tiff In other exhibits. In the "A lines
comprising the document there were
alterations, rewritings and scratchings
on thirteen lines 60 the number of seven
teen words. On the tenth line, after
writing the word "the," the writer of the
contract paper wrote, rs stated by Mr..
Hyde, so that it would have read after
having been first written Ito be the of
Senator Sharon" Finding the mistake,
the "of'' was changed to wife" and
"of" written after. The "f'' in wife
ia as originally written, bat short of the
80" which was scratched and changed
to 81" The ink of the rewriting was,
as testified by Hyde, different from what
was originally used. He fart or testi-
fed that the ink used in writing the
words civilian Sharon" and Nevada
was different from that used in writing
the document.
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CeMuIssIONEKs' D0lNGs.

MAY 5, 1884.
The Board II County Commissioners
met in regular session. Present, Rob
ert Abrams, Chairman, aud Conmis-
sioners j. NJ. Colman and X. ii. Nc
Cahe.
Charles Kennedy and Cooper & Star
kew were granted retail liquor licenses
for Newcastle precinct for six months,
aud Harold Evans, James Weir and
David Weir were granted licenses for
Renton precinct.
]. W. Borst's claim for $50 for road
work was allowed.
The road accoant of John Nj. McCov.
Superintendent Of Road District No. 81,
was accepted, and $3.50 ordered paid
oct of the funds of the district.
The following Road Supervisors were
appointed p. III. Murphy, Road Dis
trio, No. q; John Randall, Road Dis
trict No. %; Adam Tosh. Road District
No. 81: David Parker, Road District No
l6; Joseph Quinn. Read District No. %;
Peter j. Quartman, Road District No. 2:
q. w. Shaw, Road District No. 5. Geo.
w. Wells, Road District No. 6; Thomas
r. Smart, Road District No. IL; James
III. Titus, Road District No. 20; Charles
Dubois, Road District No. y; John
Dormer, Road District No. IS: Q. y.
Russell, Road District No. "a: .. j.
Yates. Road District No. 10; Jas: Clark,
Road District No. IL; w. Il. Weedin,
Road District No. /; x. j. Miller. Road
District No. s, aud John Cove, Road
i'''''''' ' MAY 6, 1884.
p. Carter Was leased 1850 acres
Of school land in section Is, township
-, range 3 east
Charles II. Falk was leased $3.50 acres
Of scho / land in section 10. township
%, range 3 east.
ID. II. Denny and ]. g. Nelop were ap-
pointed to examine the work done on
the east side OF Lake Union, and TO TO
port 20 the board as soon as possible:
The claim of w. L. Weedin for ~
for building bridge vas allowed
The Auditor WAS instr soted 20 adver'
tiss in the Posr ISTELLIaxscEs for seal
ed bids 10 do coanty printing for toe
ensuing year.
m ri Dilworth was granted a lease Of
lSO acres in section 81. township =
north. range y east.
The petition of @. rhyeerson e. al.
for road in section IS. WAS grAnts d
and Andrew washbarn and Francis ia
| ocbus were appointed viewers.
William M. Myers was granted ferrl
lic~nse for White River at Maddoxviiis
| for one year. a,
The claim Of p. Saar & Co. for <ls.f'
for bridge work Was allowed.
The petition Of John T. Jones and
others Tor a county road 10 the 0resz
River valley vas granted. and DO
| Brennan and William Fancett we're ap
poiuted viewers. TO meet June sth.
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There is, says an exchange, an over
production of lawyers, politicians, Ron
producers and spectators, and an under
production of skilled mechanics and
practical, progressive farmers. There
is an over production of office holders
who travel on free railroad passes and
who grow wealthy while protesting to
serve the public on small salaries, with
out other business or other visible in.
come"
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RAsGANs.-SherIF AcGrau says he
viii finish up the sale of property for
delinquent taxes today. There are
several very desirable tracts 20 be said
this morning, after which the sale wiil
nlxa&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-07

OCr OF Lucx.-The steamer Hayward
has been quite unfortunate of late, so
far as accidents are concerned. Last
Saturday abe ran into the wharf at Ia
coma and stove in her bow, and yester-
day. while coming into her berth in this
city. she swung against the stern Of the
steamship Wslis Wslia, and tore mp her
guard rail for some distance. However,
neither OF these little mishaps prevented
the Ha, ward from making her trips as
usual.
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do you know" asked gentleman
at a bird show, "why robins are more
intelligent than hens?"
NO." was the reply.
Because they are better posted in the
higher branches"
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LUMBER! LUMBER

HAVING LATELY PURCHASED
ii the Belltown sawmill 1 viii have
constantly ON hand all sizes of fir and
cedar lumber, which sill sell nj hard
times" prices. Cal and examine stock
and learn prices. j. NJ. BLAINE.
mys Proprietor Belltown Sawm H.
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SUNDAY, MAY II, 1884.


THE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING OF
4 the stockholders Of the San Juan
Archipelago Lime Company viii be held
at their Offices, $40. 32l and 3z3 CONNER
cial street, on the third Tuesday In May.
at S O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF elect
ing Beard OF Trustees. and OF transact
ing such other business ~ may come be-
fore the Board Of trustees. By order OF
the President. u. PELLf,
mys12 Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-07

In all the new and desirable mskes, re
csived direct from New YORK. at the
IAN Francisco Store.
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A MONsTROsIrY.
EpIroR Posi- INTELLIaENcER :

EDITOR PoST-lNTEIIIGENcER
write to inform you and your num-
erous readers, that | now have living
chicken (of the Brown Leghorn vari'
ety. that has four well developed legs.
1t uses one set for locomotion. and the
other for ornamentation; these latter
being folded across its rump. 1t eats
heartily. and seems as lively as any
chick of its age, but 1t will quite likely
die before long, as most such monstros-
tiles do. X. Nj. HosKISsoS.
EAGLE HARDoR. May 5, 1884.
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House to Let.

4 NEW FIvE-ROOM COTTAGE
\ corner Tenth and Columbia streets
Rent reasonable. Apply on premises.
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Taffsta illuminated summer SIX, IN
h,ch eolors. IN the most desiraoie
81 ades. received this morning ~ e.
nress Al the San Francisco store. These
cood. are the lstess novelty IN SIR OF
fersd by tie retail trade Of New fork-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.

A SITUATION AS NURSE OR CHAM
n beimaid. Address. or call at I0eh
Cherry street, above Front, room l. my6
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For Sale.

HALF INTEREST IN A SMALL
Il steamer doing good business; good
opening for an engineer with small capt
tai. Address M. Y. ~ this office. 3
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ITO some ESTERPRIsISG PRlN-
] ter.-Theze Is good opening for the
establishment OF Q newspaper press ~
Port MOODY. B. G.. ssrSei2. ~ u taken adj
vantage u Immediately. For further
particulars apply ~ this once. ap1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-05-07

Nxw YoRK. M.y 6.-kiernan's Wall
street agency furnishes runaors thAt
defaleation OF $so.0o accompanied the
failure Of the Marine Bsnk. fue party
in question Il said 10 have had Close re-
intions With the banks- +.
The embarrassment OF Grant q
Ward 10 said, en- reliable authority, 70
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FOR SALE.

CTERN WHEEL STEAMER JAMES
~ Mcknight. Inquire on board, at Yes
ler's wharf. APPS I'm
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Information Wanted.

IF EDWARD III. SNOwDEN. FOR
| merry of Platterville. Wisconsin. will
communicate with the undersigned he
will hear of something to his advantage.
Address ASA L.. BROWN,
Admin strator Of X. Snowden, Piatter-
Vile. Grant county, Wisconsin. ap2l 3w
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NEW CIGAR
T OBACC0 H0U Sc.
LEVY BROS,


a ND FURNITURE FOR SALE.
race. ma I'm
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For sale.

LODGING HOUSE AND SALOON.
n on south Third street. between Jack
son and Main. For price. ETC.. apply on
premises. ap36 IL
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For Rent.

4 FURNISHED HOUSE or NINE
n rooms. with kitchen. dining room.
parior and bedroom furniture al com
plete. Apply at l7D FroEt street. ap2z
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The swain Court Of Inquiry.

The Swain Court of Inquiry met this
morning. Gen. Swain was present
with his counsel, Representative Calk-
ms and Judge Johnston, and Bateman,
who made the charges against Swain.
was accompanied by his attorney, jeff
Chandler. The general statement OF
the grounds of the accusation made by
Batement to the Secretary of War was
made by Chandler, and Calkins follow
ed with a counter statement for the de-
Tense. Neither side touched anything
bat the specific charges made in Bate
mans letter to the Secretary of War,
but the Judge Advocate of the court,
calling the attention of the court to
this, suggested that the scope of the in
quiry was intended to reach ali the
charges alluded to in the closing part of
Bateman's letter, but not specifically
made. The court decided that Bate
man should be called upon to explain
these charges also before the inquiry
was concluded. Bateman was then
called, and testified tC the character
and extent of the business transacted
between his firm and Gen. Swain. Be-
fore the conclusion of his testimony the
court adjourned until tomorrow.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
l. fore existing between the parties
hereto. under the Arm tme of NJ 3.
Booth & Co. 10 this day dissolved b. mu-
tual consent.
III 8. BOOTH.
J. 9. NuL0P.
EDWARD sANDERsON SMITH.
Seattle. W. r.. Nay !. 1854. my2 ~
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PHrIADEi.PRIA. Nav 6.-The head ana
trunk OF a human body, found In diner
ent places at different times, isase no
doubt that the missing Frederick stani
VS. the yicsi.a OF a foul murder. His
head was friphtfully maneled, and bis
soee crushed almost 20 q shapeless mass,
Tbe Coroner's physician says the body
prsseu tad the most horrible case OF hu-
man butchery he has ever been called
upon TO inspect.
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ST. Lours. May 6.-The Transconti-
neutal Association held meeting this
morning, Commissioner George Rissine
presidinc. The Gould roads were not
REPRESENTED, aud the Commissioners
were directed 10 invite Third Vice Pres
idsnt Hoxie 10 attend. In the after
noon the Kansas and southern reads
held meeting 10 consider the question
of readjustina rates.
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Fatal Collision

CHICAGO. May Ca dense fog pre-
vailed over the southern part of the city
this morning. The Chicago and East
ern Suburbs train left Auburn with pas
sengers coming into the city TO bust
ness. A stop was made at South Ingle-
wood, and just as the train was pulling
Grand Trunk road, which enters the
city over the same track, plunged into
the rear of the train, splitting the last
car and telescoping the other two,
piuning the passengers in the broken
timbers and flooding the interior with
steam from the engine boiler. Two per
sons we're probably fatally and about
twenty others seriously injured.