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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12
PACIFIC COAST.


LTvEHMoHR (Cal.). July I0.-Aaam
Laumeidlof, the veil known miller, Who
fell from q tank house yesterday and
broke his back, liERared antil IL s'olook
today, when death relieved him from
his sufferings. Deceased Waa 81 years
Of age.
NAN fer the stonsy PaFty.
SkH FRANuIBoo, July l0.-A large
A~onnt Of mail started north to-day d.
Fected 10 members Of the Stoney oxpe-
dition IL Northern Alaska. The mem
beEa Of that expedition on Pninam
river bear from San Francisco aboat
once q year.
Released en- q Technlcallty.
The charges Of embezzlement against
9. J. Bean and Edward II. Oaborns, con-
daOioFs Of the defanot HAyWard's Baak
ef Alameda oounty, were dismissed
yesterday 10 aoeor3anoe with the recent
deoiaion Of She Supreme Court that de
poaitor and banker hold She same rela-
ton with each other as debtor end cred
isoF, the titls 10 moReY passing 70 the
bankers when it Is placed on deposit,
and Il therefore was nos subject 70 en-
bezzlemont By them while h their
hands.
FER Wskohama.
OlaFenca Greathouss, the newly ap-
pointed Consul Generai 90 H0kobama.
sailed today on the steamer Geiie for
that city.
less og ths sehooner Lookeat.
Word has been received here announe-
ing the loss Of she schooner Lookout 81
the Choumaain lslands. which are 4
part Of the Aleutian gronp. TIE Le0k
out was q small vessel sf 81 tons buf-
then, and the principal owner was 2,
0affney. Ehs left this port on a whal
ting cruise on April 30th. The eaptAln
and crew have reached Pirate Cove 10
safety. The yes el was valued at Aboui
5000, and Il . total losa.
Califsrnla uspa
BAcnAA1HETo (0AL) Jaly To- be hop
vines are nos 90 thrifty as lest year.
some yards are very much neRlected %
account Of low pEiees. The crop Of
this year wili be about twothitds thal
Of last Tie vines are healthy. Bay.
eRs are contracting for this years croE
al the uay from 22 70 n cent?.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Lows AxD BALD HEADS. No onS
who looks down from 3 gallery Ia
church upon q devOut and God like
congregation can fail to notice how
prone the Christian is to the loss ol
bis hair. Plety and baldheadednesI
seem TO 20 together, that the head Of
the believer might be q shining light,
a city on the hlii. And yet II one
goes 70 q Goddess thester, the same
thing is observable. Wordliness Is
e bad e. p:ety. The bloated capita
list and the h0Fny-handed son Of toll
are equally liable 10 barefootednesa
on the tor Of the head. And this.
too, 10 tbe face Of the fact thatproud
science has l0ng wrestled with this
problem, and Inventions iDnumerAble
announce themselves as causing .
luxuriant growth Of hair. Bald
headedness. however, does not i'm
pair : mans value In the ordinary
affairs Of life. He can buy o. sell,
insure. run 3 Daak or accept 81 Of
Zee, With not enough hair on his
head to make . FIRST class eyebrow
bat when a comes 70 making love 10
girl Il is very much 10 the way.
There Il q great deal Of capillary ~
traction 10 love. Girls adOre e hand
some suit Of glossy hair. Il IS love
". And when 3 lover comes 70
woo her with the top Of his head
shining like 3 creased pumpkin, be
is a. q disadvantage. Jasi as the
words fhag glow and the thoughts
that burn begin 70 awaken Ia her
bosom . sympaihe,ie thrill, shs may
happen 10 notice twO or three dies
prOmenadiBg over bis Psychological
orRaas-and all y over. Girls are
80 frivolous. She immediatsly be-
comes more interested In those flies
than 10 all his lovely language.
While be is pouring out bis love and
passion ahe b wondering how he
fies manage % bold onto such . slip
perry sarfAce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12
TERRIFIG COMVULsION.
A Tale e Horror-vIasx,u Destroyed
and nsir EahaSaanh Kulsa-
Hounsaans Ahlaa-vss, Re
Eioas Desslats.

San fa4NcIaoo. July tl.-The slaaner
Al4medas whicA arrived today frnm
Aastralia. btines paEtfculars % Ne
leeriul eetoanie eruption n Nsa Esa-
LAID lasl month. which IA amnnn
tha most aeetrassive in the worlds bis
tory. he nrsl reports Of Vcloanis d.
toKoanoea came from Tauranaa. in aha
Auckland lake eistriek. Natives of that
VILLAGE Uere Sharply a9Akenad from
slee q n The morning - repeaiad
VIVID uss0ea ef hghtninQ, which een-
tinnee - rapid intervals 40 b 4 hen .
tFemeaoons earthquake ooeasred, fell
soWed aaickly 6v other ahoekA Tha
eaooks we're % violent that tha peopls
Jumped IRON their beda and, paralgaad
wish tetras, ded for their lives in ihalF
night cielhes making no effort ta savs
o. teke sny.hiHg with then exoapt theiF
The earthquakes continued % follow
one euolhof IN qaIck succession 10 % Z
& n when q isadan oofoFed eloaa
was observed advancing from TIE sanlh
and apreading oat until u covered ia
entire aky. while sam moVina. Il
oaFsl with The squad OF thandeF and
Shortly after showers % hno dust began
failing.
ARonunfa from nfhnF s..ls,fa nanka tk.t
Monnt raraegera No 80 e. -ssss'-,...
10 hreak forth. ~ hs,iliv - ,..,'i,i.. 49,
aauea So is.aino fy.sr ~ ,,s,s- 49,.
sha entiFs Paeroa ran.,e ~ ,.,.,-,r,s@s,,.
heiched forth il s~seoSsi.s S--11-...
fiauea. harnins AVA ssorss .,S NJ
mnd over the ~srren n,sir., svsive -
tho arst tirne n srsSIaien 49, s,ti....s
volcano az Rna,.bs 80 - H~,,s,, s..s.,
aciivifv. ira ensirs eonns-v -. 49, \.
extent a. 4 hnnSr@a arS ,-' s-s,," - 49, -
b. tWentr IN brssfh - no,ei-- - \
mae az asns enS ~ -, 80
whioh n nlanas r,~a =, 4 hSi.,,,e ~ s0u8
feet, CAPPED Al a. hieheul poin, IS ~
T-kouiSs e~Vssr ~ sssS a X! S. 80 S y 49,
\ - world.
~ showers of dust
1aam4 -
W I|
:
seses
we're eotAtiy
covered 70 depth ot -
sac aanea. hehaemAhanA Was
pletsiy eneaiieo, q. vas also som4
s--as. s...s .'a.s..s. s...ssss. Vae Au1afee
shesr a' i,ysa s.,c's s~ons - -ea,- dssl -
FnDlish r.Si5sr1s ~ -
-tsresd A dss,h e,o.', ~ ~
M tbsir - ,s. snresa ~ S,,ss \. =.
0rsaf d5ssrsss sxi:,1 - sh,o,ss,,-, = ~.
AnekIand I'shs sis.,i.. o. ~ 90 49,,
n Rolnra ~as A., 80 a1s-s ! 80 -. -.
Ing 49, huried III 1890 IA s,..-
Fvs,v ssIor, 80 49,. s II -. -. ~. .9. l;a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

"rhs Chinese will &c, bat hrst The
o6loa holding thugs must vaoate, says
the Co Operator. Which means that the
plan os the aeitstors is 70 carry the
election under false pretenees and then
10 embark upon smother sra Of riot and
outrage. Woald Mayor Shoudy, Ohisf
Of Polioe MuFphy ana Attorney Peter
son uphold aud Sustain the Lao when the
crisis comes1 Let business men, work
ingmsn. property holders, answer for
Themselves.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

u Is ths imperative daty Of every
property owner and every business man
Of this city 10 devots his tims today fol
its salvation from che centfoi Of pro.
fossi0nal AeitatsFs and tFsaoherous on
esFa Give ons day 70 public Affairs.
You will regret it II yoa fail.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

In . eonssrn4ti1n vita q pfominant
eanfisman 81 this city on Saturday las9.
q n. Msfoslf. he drnamiter, sad;
sY0a mar tett us on Monday. hat -
msmber fhst wltbin two years there
uiIi b . QsnsFll outbrsak ail ever lhia
oounfFy.o We'd. - will tahs ohmm8aa
Mr. white Gard Meieais. Wen baat
yea today, and snaRost nov ttat ias
enstFeAk yuu apoke 81 may b. fof nema
~ yoaf kind "a oasbfoAk fEom bahind
pEissn bars-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

ST. LOUts. Jaiy ll.-A dispafch from
BrewnaVilss, Texas. says: it is reported
thai General Marines and his allies
senoss Romirez and Raez, distinguished
City Of Hexico editoEs. wAo we're re-
Gently aFreSyed, having travelled dis
guissd overland, are qaielly baying up
aEma and hofssA Tue NigFsse move
msni. while prematnre. may have some
uiRnihoAnea. The FEDERAL Gossrnuaent.
on account Of the stringent tax laws,
toe aalInsss Of trade. aHd the poor way
IN which all the employees oUt OF ths
capital ars paid, is daily LOSING pres
tiaa, and Ahcut the euly thina needed
10 create troubIe Il that e strong man
sAali sisR forward for The di1adsetad 20
rally aroaHd. 8aFtins1 appAseutly de-
Eires 90 be this man. bat u is = question
Il be has The requisite strsnRth-
ear I@psEsiIsA RasnanG EsaastFy.
wAaaxsEax, Jnly Ii.--Rspressnta-
tive B0ntsais. Of Mkina. hss rsosissd
she f0iioWtnQ rsply 10 his reqoeai that
eha State DopAFfnant give immediato
afszutioa O. ths saaisneas tslearAphed
him fFom kAsiDoga thAt AmerisAa hOata
weFa drives away from 81. AndraWa a.
RriaaY b. Do9iui0u eFGiaeF:
-Desr SiF. / hava iast Fecelged year
talesFAm q this dafe saating lhaa yen
kad q disp4tch from Eatporl Ne.
that Amarieau bazla after hefglnR tor
naFdinas ~ IS. Andsa9A New hfuns
wick, weEa drives sWAF ~ . Dominlon
oruissE vita ~ an1oaaesOeRt TAI ~
AnaaEiaan boais wiii be allowed - tAha
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

J. g. Mann. tbs Mayor 81 TaeoDal
afassd % ne writer yesterday that the-s
we're an Large brias stores on Rac nl
Apsnns Uithoat tsuanis. All aho ce
Sire 70 esa ths sams STATE q a1slra CO
Commesuial ssrsef, Gs4tiia. 20 On kfoui
slrsst ahouid vote tha hsn aRitatos 3
aIskst loday.
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FOREIGN.
aarman ARaIFa.


Rznznn, July I0.--The ofaoial organs
deny she report that the Government in
tends 10 eonvoks the Reiehstag 10 Sep
tember in order 70 renew The spirit tax
proposals. They say that the koiehsiAa
viii not meet until DsoembeE.
The vote by which the Bunaearath
rejected the exhibition bill has ctsated
inienss dissontsnt IN Berlin The de-
oisiou uas dus 10 the votes % he depu-
ties from Baden. Bavaria, WnrtsmbuxR,
Sax0ny aud BFanswisk And the absisn-
ton from voting By the Prusaian mem
bars. Ths BeFiinera aoo1es the depa.
tiss Of hoslility 70 the exhibition and
Of an inelination 70 favot the PaTis ex.
hibition FashsE than TIE Berlin pfoieot
Another demand for q credit for the
sxhibision will Be made upon the ksteh-
Tha ooysrnment has oseidod % 70.
store the StRas0aFg Municipal Council
uith an Misunderstanding antonomy
whioh vas suspended IN 1917 vhen TIE
German Oommiasion a StraabuKg was
established.
Emperor williams soisuFn a. Ems is
notable, inaamaeh - ne improves u
health and b able % tako longer walks
tHo0 I0fm3rtys ne - - 4tAAe4S etNF
and healthy color.
An inventory is being taken Of ne
Jewels iaft b the late ktne L'ouis OF
Bavaria. In his chateau q Berg there
we're foand csasrs hllsd. With dianonda,
rublsa, pearls. WASTES and tsuelFy
amoantinR toA . fortune.
Rslsaae 81 shs Clty Foint.
HAGrvAx. Juiy 10.-Ths Portland
a.haoner CitV Point, which 4as seized
n 9heiburna. has been ordered released
~ ne authorities as Ottawa, Unitod
ssatee Consul General Pnelan hasiua
tnslaV denosftsd the aEnonnf Of the ans
impoasd' ef0o, with Collector of Gas
toms Ross. Ths Q. B. Hzrringto1 and
he 0eoFRs Cushin@, TIE 9taaE ve3seis
ARRESTED at Sheiburne. expeoted % Be
Fnleaaad also IS onos au3er similar cen
disi~ns om arreemsnt that tha gnms de-
poalted shalI BE- refunded u the Ownars
n he vessels can establish toa1 ne
dsssntiaus wsss not laRaily s4eeisa-
Wose PrepeR thaa 0ur methsa.
Orrsws. Jaly I0--Tbs C1sloms De
psFtnaua las aent g eommnnaaae0A =
the CoilsstoE Of ne paFt q no9snesl le
r,Jf.renes q ths Ckiuamen emplDye1 %
ths ahiR Asia. noe n tbas pofA, = unleo
- aosson 81 ne CrsisetoF IN demand
- and obtaining deposif of tios .
n1dorn.a. ne messy wil - refu1oeo
- 80 vennsl bsina rsady % Leave ne
psrt vita ths OninaElss o. hoard-
caaspssasy h Tns aasaWten isiaaas-
HAvKnA. Juis 10.-Aosises fsom hayii
Of - 80 ultino say thas . eunlg ifeey
s-sinrf - 0osurnneuf haa rose1tly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

BnsToA. Jaiy l0.-YesasrdAy yoaag
woman appeared before The Grand
Jury Of BaIolk County And swore that
Rev. W. W. DOgne, who figured prom
inently 10 3 rec4na divorce ease. q ne
0rand Jury retained an tndiciment
warrant has been issued for his arrest
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A MayoF with 3 ReVolVer.

HuSTxoToN, Miss. }. Jaly III. W.
Dickson. Mayor Of Arkansas City, shot
aud instantly killed ". HiRgin1. ool0red.
there yesterday evening. Il seems that
Higgins and another oelored man we're
hRhting when Dickson ordered
them 10 desist. bat Higgins paid
no attention 70 him. Dickson
then drev . pistol and hgea. With fatal
eaees. TIE killinQ is considered IN
iustikAble, as Huggins vas reputed 10
b q very pesceabls man.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

hssn discovered sn1 an sathrrsh f,.rnf
The fsrei7n r1ssss1zIi1 aisnlnv sre.a - !.
iaty and The pseas1ae of msn-ef-waR oe
Turhey AlAFmea.
CuNsxARKmoPnR. July II-Ths Va
rigua Iurkzh diplomatie ropruspnta-
tises ahroad hAva hean ordsrsd % e.
certain the viawa OF the Powers il
r1zaFd 70 tne Batonm affair. A portion
o9slAs mf1islry mainta1n thai Furkey
L entitled 20 aammon t6a aid of Bag
lHnd by virtue q he Cypress eunvsn-
lion, On tAe Nfoand that tha actian q
Roasia thzsaiens he saiian'a Asiaaio
taEriioy.
The FsBs sa ari.h Pol1<F.
RnER July 10--ln viaw ef Ia rasait
of the EnGiiah eieotiuns, tha Popa yes.
terday requested he ConQFerstion H.
lraafdinAxy of Eaolesiastiaai Anairn 60
examiae atannffvely tie Whole Trish
question. ia order thai ks mirht detsr-
mine 1poe = oosRse % be pursued by
tna aEish clergy Ia certain conaineonciaa.
ne Chelara.
RoaEE. July lls-Ch0sera returns for
today ARe; Brindisi, los neW caaes and
- deafhA Laiisni, = neW esses and 8
deathA San Visa. Is neu. oasss and
; dsAaha FontanA, 10 new caaes and -
deaths. Oodiaora, II neu oasEs and 5
deaths. Yeaioe. 6 nsw easss and 2
deafhs.
BeeeAer PreaeAea n Lsaaoa.
L,sNDoa. July 1t.-Rsv. Heary ward
BssoheF preached IN Union Chapel 10
dsV, taking hia text from ~ John,
1os22.2A .,ohfistian unity By Loves
Possr." he urRad not 30 much sbeoloai-
cal ~ gpiFianal unity, of WhicA
be spoke hopefally. nen, be said, uaEa
coming neafaH taaothef and working
for 3 larger Humanity. AmonR his bess
krlende we're Oathalio priests. he
ref1ted the attacks made upon
aim By the English press for joking IN
the puiplt and repeated his known
vie9s on laughing, He evoked sup
pressed laughter by bis quaint aimilaa.
Ihs chapel vas crowded.
NoWhsEa In all shs s,whsEsasea" whioh
go 10 make Up he platform oe tho All
tators' party, which uas draWn b
We0enef, the aRilator, assisted By Be
Eiah Blown. she traitor, q thaso g line or
aha found danunsiatory Of the
$4,000 kicked ap Ia S.
aqitainrs lasf
hainu.
~
~ M
dong M
iEed lhair pakty.
Who entered the Chinsl5
plnndered them after driving tds l
mates out tAat they expeot 10 eot their
votes. Taxa the socialists. the dyna-
mitsEs and the BAN agilatorn out of the
f" Peoples" party, and there would
hapftfv "a 4 r,9,,.asai,le fr1fovfrg loft
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NEW YoRK, July l0.-Just one year
age today she Western Unton Telegraph
Company, acting BY an order Of the
court, cot the Wises of the American
Rapid Company. which Il had leased
and which we're strung TO connect with
the efiice Of the Bankers and Merchants
Telegraph Company, and transferred
them 70 4 connection with the Western
Union Offices. ReeeiveF John g. Farms
worth claimed that the Western Union
had net confined itself TO the legal err
der 10 cut the American Rapid wires,
bat that Il had also severed the wires
OF the Bankers and Merchants Con.
pany, thereby infiictinR serious damage
upon it, and as an outgroVth OF this
eiaim began suit against she NeateKn
Union, laying damages At &2 00, 600. A
veFdics vas reached today.
The Oaae has been on trial for twenty
three days. and the best legal talent
that could be procared in the country
has been engaged. The case went 70
the iaFy at S:45 yesterday afternoon.
ALI night they delibeFated over the macs
Of dooamsnts and sworn testimony, and
81 1880 this morning oaDe into ooart
and said they oonld not agree. JadRe
/ LaWFenos sent them back 20 further.
oousideF tbs case. shortly before D.
u. the iuRy returned with q yeFdict Of
e2l0, ,O00 for plaintiff. Mr.. Ohoats asked
/ for star for the parposs Of making an
appeal, and the judge granted him .
stay OF 10 days. Mr.. Sehnsok then
moved for trebis damages. bat tho
iadge denied tAe motion and an excsp
lton vas taken. Neither side seems to
Be satisaed with the verdict. Tue costs
viii be enormous.
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A Peel wac ssabbed.

LouuvILLR. July 1l.-A CeSrisr Josr-
Aat SPECIAL gives meAQar dstails Of q
tragedy at the kiatWood camp meeting
aroands In Batter county. kentueky.
A young man named Wa. Hazelip aaked
20 BE- Miss Mary Lacehsld's escort.
He vas refused. and seeking her To-
dag during the progress Of the meeting.
be fatally stabbed her and lhsn
oat bis own threat. He viii die.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

lU6 kANeE kUI U9tAGUN
small boat to9ed the eaak o1t into the
river 10 point where the cnrrans would
carry it, and where Graham was started
on what might have turned out 10 Be .
trip 10 eternity.
The towing process took oniy q few
minutes, and then the stream caught
the cask and Il started towards the
whirlpool. As first il moved slowly
down, thsn faster and faster until the
current dashed on With its full force.
Tbs cask bounded up and down ovsF
The great waves and several times
turned q complete summeFsault. but
the wider portion remained uppeEmoat
Although u turned around like q top,
the cask kept pFstty veil In the centre
Of the river until Il reached the whigl-
POOL, when II struck q strong side eur
rant and vas carried swiftly. reaching
the waters bayond in safety. Rrom
here the journey was comparatively
4uist.
The oask vas picked up Al Lewiston,
about ave miles belo9 tha starting
point, aud Graham cFawled out OF she
barrel With only slight bruiss on bis
arm. He remarked, 'sWhen ! struck
The eddies 10 vas one continued round
Of jerks, and ! am not hurt q bit." !"
Graham is q native Of Philadelphia, 50
years old, and a cooper BY trade. He
ia poor man and did this thing fer
glory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-12

Il has been asserted that q n ajoFity
Of Stevens Post. q. A. b. are Ia sym
pathy With and wili vote With the dyna-
mitsrs tomorrow. We brand this - .
I've. There are q doEsD. perhaps, more
OF isas, who are poain9 npon thsir rec
ord as Union soldiers. and training With
the white card members Of the ]. W. A.
Ninety peEsent. Of Stevens Post are
loyal 10 the core. OF the other Ten per
cent, some aFa misled, othera-thfee o.
fouF-aFs a. disloyal as Benedict Ar
noid. They are known and Will b IN
VestiQatea 10 d9e time. A record o. 10y
alty tgeoty-hvs years aRo y q glory 20
anY man Ths test thsn vas. viii You
support the CONSTITUTION and laws cf
the CAitad 6tatas9 Rebela said No.
Uaion men sad Yea Ths tsat today b
The same. No man oA1 dodEs tbs issao.
be be veteran os noa. JeH Davis wAs 3
patFiOt IN the Nexiean var. Ihat did
nof prevent hin from beina q traitor
thirteen years altar. Can il Be said thAt
. man who advocates ths destr1otion of
car present system of R0ysFn0eni and
toe Substitution of Socialists systsm
IN placs thsrsef b i0yalf Can g BE-
traiy aid that men Who folioW ne
leadership Of s18d men are loyaif some
members Of the O. 4. Il. are 10 fall fel-
louship With saeh t0dAy. Happily they
are feW. They ean BE- ooanied % seas.
tle on oas's fingers. TAe Rreat part %
tie q. A. b. i loyalty Itself, ana TIE
votes OF old Uaioa soliiera viii aa0u g.
No greater proof ot The disloyAity q
tha maaaRsrs Of the 30 called feopie's
party is nseessAry than the statsme1i
thaa Beriah Brown, . man who bad esa
pgintinR af1cs destroyed ~ TIE c1ti1enl
0f san FeaDcisco f0F aav0oatinR treason
and dissoSalty daring fha waE. and who
had {. diszutas hinGslf, Je4 DAVIS HE.
and Zee from California undsR the
ssssF Of niGht % asge eisnseifs W9s
salisd as tbe prsncip4l speaknf - a.
drsza ths ~Psopls'9~ maas msettaa %
Osaidankal 6quare on SAiurd4g eEenina.
whars . indas lays doun tks laE iau-
uNRa ahontA tnka a a..
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whsrs > iaaes laya a0un ths las iss-
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MoRaks, fTex. }, April 10.-Whiis the
preliminary trial Of Sidney Davis, col
ored, was In progress here thia morn
ing, Q mob Of 500 oveEpoWered the
Court aud took Davis out and haaQed
him. He outraged enc OF the mest
respectable wsmen In Bosqns County.
He confessed bis guilt.
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NRENRR & DISHON,

DIAL estate AND LOAN
y ARenia
Prspsty boaghi and sold.
oihos 81 Conmsrclal street. Seattle,
VT. myl
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CHEAP AND GOOD.

HOUSE 10 RENT, BETWEEN
~ Ihlyd and Fourth. Spring and Seneca
aN; aaod hay view back. side and
Isal Yarda; ia roof. Coppine water
ss.Hnl water cioset; water 10 slnk hye
Nn fanr closets and pantry good cei-
~. r91d sewerage All Ia good repair.
saf anllna fkraats. tol0
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East OF THE ROCKIES.
Hsw . Feel Passed Ike
WhIrlpooI Rapids.
nsw = reel Pa..sa sAs WRlrspssl
Rnpfas.

A8A = 82-t = 8AAA1a 80 W4AAe -
Rnptaa.
BUEEkro. July liver fsw of fhe
thousands Of persons uho visited Mia
CARA faila today ha5 any idsa thai an
ether adgsntuF0ls maa you'd atkeuapl
% swim the whipped rapids h Whieh
Captain Wabh losl Aia life. lt waR
known shae for same time past O. d
Graham has been making preparations
foE the attsmp1. but Few persons really
believed that his courage would
kuId out long enough foE him 20 make
it. such. however. vas nos the e4ss.
AZ ab0nt o'cl0ok this afternoon Ora
ham started on bis periloaa voyage,
whioh be suecessfully accom- pliahed
Graham hsd told Mr.. PORTER all about
his plans, and related that be could
carry them cat By the time he did, bat
requested that TIE time be not given in
pnhlishinQ tbs aEaieis. FIR fear she
sathoFifies woald prevent him IN his
purpose. AoooFdingly thsFs wsss very
lev spectatore.
GRaham kept the eask, n WhioA be
intended 70 make the "trip, in . saloon
in this city. Ansut II o'clock last nlRhK
Ne loaded it in wagsn. and aoooupa-
nied by several friends, started for The
faIlA They arrived here af about
o'clock this morning and unioaded tho
cask e . point on the American aide Of
- lWw Ia fallR. and no
H Ns
s2. = .<I |
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PHTLApKLPmA, July l0.-Sevon hun.
drsd FaR Veavsrs employed By John
BEumley a Son, carpet and rug mann.
faoturers, vent n . strike today Be-
oauss the Arm refused 20 disoharRe non.
anien learners employed 10 she mill.
Tue strike involves about l2o0 men and
Women. as the other departments IN the
mill will be obliged to stop work.
Deash Of uenFy \. nrswn.
HrwBURan IN. ~. duly i0.-HeuFy
x. Brown. the sauiptoF, died haEs today,
agsd " years.
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ONLY FEW DAYS

The Closing Out Sale
os Furniture at CHAD.
BOURNE q co.'s will
end within one week.
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San MARIO (cal.). July If.-Hsnry
Dryer. u yaara old, Wills balhina Ia
Hay ysnrd'a Lake at Crystal Springs 20.
day became entanQlea In the weeds and
called for help. Henry Sheriff, q mar
rted man 30 years Of ARs, wenA 10 tho
boys assistance. The attempt af roseao
proved disastrous, as both vent down
together.
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A eoloFallo Mlll BuFns

CHICAGO, July l0.-Lsaao Murphy,
BaldWin's jockey, whose salary at pres
sut is 5000. has bees re Fe-ea9aged By
B Baldwin for the season OF 1887 e. &lo,-
600 year. TEia is the highest known
salary for which q jockey Was ever en-
aaaed In America.