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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
GRIGGS B. FOSTER
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March rs, 1856.

The owners and all parties interested in the
property condemned for any Of the following
improvements as hereinafter noted,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITY TREASURER,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 20, 1856.

The owners and all parties interested in the
property condemned for any of the following
improvements as hereinafter noted,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26

The WOmaB's Friend
good bread; how to make it: Fleisch-
mann's yeast Yellow label.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
THE RATTLE OF CHIPS.

Gamblers Ordered 10 Quit Their
Games.
Gambling in st. Paul at the present time
6 supposed to be confined to friendly poker
yames in back parlors or behind unlocked
chamber doors. 1t has been known among
he boys for the past two months that a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
ST. PAUL MATTERS.

Government by Parties as Mr.. E. v.
Smalley Elaborated the Theme Be-
fore the Unity Club.
The Funeral Services of Mrs. Commodore
N. W. Kittson Impressive and
Largely Attended.
Rattle of the Chips in st. Paul---
Put from n Short Line Train
Labor Troubles.
Men Met at the Hotels--Mr. Palmer's
Story of the Helena Court
House.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
Total, hfty-three pieces............
BUILDING PERMITS.

Joseph Brings. change front in frame store,
Seventh, bet Leech and Wilkin ........... $50
John King, l@-story frame dwelling. Win
nIpeg. bet Park and Sylvan. 500
Michael Rafferberger, addition to frame
dwelling and kitchen, Topping 81, bet
Mackubin and Arundel. -. ....... ....... 500
NJ Rexhe-sen; history frame kitchen, Front,
bet Rice and Sylvan. 800
Frank Glavik, history frame dwelling. Good
rich, bet Duke and Richmond. ............ 500
Teahl AcKulski history frame barn. Thomas,
bet Dale and st Adams. 100
Miller, l-story frame shed, Brewster, bet
Sherman and Viola. Observation-Disclosures. so
Lawrence Fahey, stone foundation, whitan,
bet Banfl and Bradley. ................ 200
Dick Pepcra, history frame kitchen. Thomas,
bet Gaultier and Elicit 100
II II Brandhorst, reshingle dwelling. Mis-
sissiPpi, bet Minnesota and Pennsyl-
II Rielenberg, 2-story brick veneer addition
70 store and dwelling. University, bet
Kent and Dale......... 1000
w Mcbride, 2-story frame dwelling, Au-
rora, bet Dale aud 81. Adams. l,400
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
Grandma,s Correetlon ofa mI.take.

St. Paul, March "a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

MnnEsoTA PfxE--A esntleman e
this citY, Who vas lately n Duluth,
parity Tor tue parpesa u locking fuF
good ehanoss 10 puFahass timbar laads
says that, after careful inqniry, end tna
employmant in one instance Of paid
land looksr and pine eatimatof, be has
oome 20 TIE oonclaaion that th8 amount
u pine 10 Northeastern Minnaa0aa has
been oEar-osfimafed. He knew q osa
instance where meQnliatiana were CO.
tered into faf The pafehsss Of pina os1i-
mated by the ownaEs - Am0nag 10 oesF
90 0so, 900 feet Aftsr aa estimates haa
been over 4. at 80 expense of several
hundred dollars, & Q moat Be oould make
on the tract Was z201000o feet. Tha
tfoahle with thanofth shera pine. thia
anthoEily says. is has u aaauds Ii aoae
tered bnnohes. and = wids afea 81 land
Il EfqntFod o pro1ues . modotaso
amoant 0f pine. Besides. nreu have
frsqaenfly sgspt over the region ae
tnal considerable alrstoAs@ ere mltn0as
. feot of pine. ThaEe Il mash 1no
cedar. however, Bhiah be thinkn wili
soon Be Ia demand and laabla. Tho
largest body Of GOOD piBs 10 in lhs Rea
Iake reEign, pach u 9hieh hasrseentiy
been rendered asailabls b q treaty
gIih The iiea Lake Indiana Tha Dina
90 tie noriheta watershed Of Minnsast4
vii Be sanIed " The Canadiana. Afoa
veil seqaaintsd in th4t regloa say that
iia iumbef supply wiil hags % 20 g
Manifoha and ths NoFthgsai 1sFsitpTies
As q matter of necessity. II u hsBdy -
Csnadixn waters, and the AOflheF1 Pa
else Railroad gyatems and tae Canadf-
ans Wil pay e1oazh for & % foFso =
n0fthward A. present Il - olaimed
that they are helping Themselves freely
withoui asking anybo4g f0f she pFfwt-
ieao. Bat ehat aill soan - Sl5pped.
IL viii nos b long bsfnra tha AmaEioan
and Cauadian lombermen viii he toag-
ing Ia Northern Eiuuaaots % mna who
can 80 the larger saafs - th9 plna e
that reRion. II ihe Sax on Ions ahipped
0af of Ne Dsminiou gtonid bs raige4
- the pfehieitlss hEuFs 81 q t1ou-
saud Il Il Likely thai this eountry VII
Fataliats and Usha every 0aua1Iaa
hnmD cat Of Minncs1ta, Il u had - ba
dons 81 10 paint II 3 paaFsg .--AerfA-
tsssl L1masymaa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

LuMnEn SUITS ra-A earraapsndanl
writes 20 tka WaahinQtgn Pesi thar ths
waFd iumbs9 10 sooooxioas ss assd bF ths
Amerioan people. Iba reply u % fhuf-
ouahiY IL kssplnR with o0mman sanaa
that ws print it. Ihe Posg sayas 81 A
earfegpond9nt of the Poai yasterd4y
pieaded for The suhaiitnEion of tie word
timbef' fof 'IumbeF,' 10 ita American
ssnss, Insisting that lum ber msanf old
iank and rnbbtsh. We oannot agree
wiah him. OF c0uFas bis ndViss - Ia
aceordanos With Eneiisa ua4as. bat tkaf
fact h4a 10 mere - do VITA tbs nuas-
ton whsakeE We Should % empIog ths
word than have ths 13wsrs q vsFnal
unf0l Smsut knRland = ua Ianear TIE
aFbiteF u ths ianE1 Rs lhai be4fa iia
nasna, q io4a1 for Amerie8; and uhatheF
heE vntsFs iiks . uord % noi haa ne-
thing 60 Do With TIE question whetbeF
~ ahall smrloy 4. Ahs ucrd tin
bsr is nasd tn Amerioa % mean feiisd
o. unfeilod tFoea. aad ths laFRsf bsaaIs
o. . kouss o. q ship. For ttis kngiand
bas ~ sQaigaieut sbatssef. and oazhl
g hnsa on8. ~ slnmbsFt We mean
iimbas after e has been asNed into
bsafdA iaisfH. eta.s and foE ahis mate
ri4i Eozi1nd has 20 spseial Wor6 uhai
ever, unisss DEAL covers it. Oar Lan.
aaaRo ussds Dors sF1onyns. not fswrF.
nnd this eauntzy b dsina FAR moFs
than a tks raat of ths woTla tosard
is euflohmeuL bseland nay - .sGaka
Z famber maschant foF . fnlE deaisf.'
u aha pluaass, - seal e1nfiuua - aas
fhe w1rda iaEnberf an6 4imhsr' II
thsir Fres1nt Sianlaosfian 3 slsod fag
impertans entaRs w1ica Bsrely need
namsa. We are - ionEsF a. Eneiis1
ssisuy, y0u kn0a.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

sIoux Crrx. (Ioual. Oct. ll.-H. L.
Lsavitt reached thia olfy yesterday IN
onnfRs % Attorney D. w. Wood, and
fQand quarters a. the Habbard h0ase.
hts wife arrived today. LsaviIl Sd.
heres 70 bis statemens that Johu Arena.
dord hfed the shof that killed ksV. Geo.
Q. Hsddook. Tie examinatlon Of
AFensdosf aBd she OiheEB had hsen ssi
foF ! o'clock tins afternoon, and . iafaa
crowd uf eager spectators vas prosent.
Arsna9orn Appeared aud pload not
guilty. The Defendants ell waived 81
summation AFeradoFd vas heid n
bond9 Of 2000 - answer befere the
grand jury on The charge o. eonsplraey
and IN 5000 70 ansuer - the ehzEee VI
murder. 1he bonds of Georgs LenR.
HenTy sherman. Paul Leader aud fred
Manghroft, 5F-. charged With couagtF-
ssy, we're hxed a. $500 each. All par.
ties gave bouds. exoeps Long, ano uaa
FsmAndea 10 jan In dsfanlt of Ball.
Tha distriot coaFt vill nes1 On he 25ih
ina1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

uss b tAs Kaauian oensiais h Ne Are-
60 eoaan og the Aneriean schooleF
Tha British Minister. on insiEnutiona
trom his GoVernmenl. has epplied .
the Dapartman1 e state for al infer
mAtloa II regar1 . the rsoenl saizlre
Of TIE British ColumbiA achouners On
uaNd. 1horn1on sud Carolina. ~ the
revenue snaeeE Cofuin. Cor allsEed Va
laftsn q tAs laws regniatinz TIE hunt-
tnR 81 Nals In Aiaskan waters IAa
sprli1Ation vas referred % ia Aetin1
oectetary q Ne Treasury and shat ol1-
clal today transmitted - tha SseEetnry
Of csats oopies q all tas csFsssPond-
enaa 10 the Treasury Dtpartmeas. bear
M On the ssiEarea - gasstio1.
Ensne ef Standard DellarA-
The issue q standard dollars from tie
minls aurinR ths uesk ending Osfobsz
30, vas S4ti 50, darinz the oAma ps-
r1oa - vaxr. II "a ~ - 40.
meats of Graotional eoin sinoa Oetoher
lsi amcant % e9sss9.
naFecissna - uallectars e cmaaams
WasEzeFos. Osk u.-The Treasury
Departmena has issued q eiFcnlaF %
the OolIeasors 81 Coszoms directing
thsm 20 FepoEt b the Dapaktmsat iha
foros nctaaiiy employed b. thsm Ia tbeir
raspectlxe dialKsala On ake iss q Ne.
vemooF, 1855 IAis i done fog the par
pose of enabling tha Department. %
cemply vita tne pforision 81 the SCI %
August l5ih, lSS2. reqnirinR the Secre-
tary of the Treasury 70 report 10 Goa
gress stalemens of ths number %
0incers and employees that may, IN his
Judgment. Be necessary % property eon-
daat the Business u cGlleaiing lhe rev
enue from oaatoms duriaQ tha hsoal
year ending June S0ih. 1856.
Baseball.
WAsHExGTox, 0et. 1.-The last game
q tie championship season betWesa
the Washingt1n and Kansas City clubs
Vas played heFe today. The scare vas
a. follows; Kansas City 7; Washing.
tons ,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

iendsut Fooi, ~ ihs Me4ie1n haiiW4g,
ssys th1t Z1.oo1 steel iisa hags bsea isit
bsseean Vera Cra1 and Mexiao aluos
l663. and t9.0o have been ofdersa fal
tha year. snd y - pfuposea - ~
4o0o % h00O yeariy heFsAftar. He
paia IN 30 pr nile, bfguGht ffom
Eaaiand. wh@Fs they ooss abant age
aEiiinEs eseh. aad delivered On -
read not mafs than q IN Msxienm Nj
ssF. TIE wooden tios assd o1at 50 oenl1
10 8llG2 eaeh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12
PAOIFIC COAsT.

SAN FnAEcEsco. Oot. ll.-Tha eaaa
against Norshy. ons Of The alleged iary
bribefs. wAs dismissed this moFninR %
aoooant Of The absence Of The proasaat.
lng witness Wood who has Rone % Nee
Jersey.
Republican Meestng aa Pert BlsesTers
Poa1 TowNsuxa, 0ot. lI.--An anth1s-
iastio meeting g4a held at P5rt dise0v-
sFY % Saturday evening. Hon. Eaeene
Canfsld. RapahlieaR candidate for
Councilman, Hon. fhos. Nioklia, Hon.
D. W. Saith, George II. 1enea, and he
different Republican candidates foE The
county Offices, addressed tha meeting
and uere Iessised ulth great applause
and listened 30 with much asientinn.
Edeciiys speeohes ueEs made throagh-
cat. The Rapablican oandidatea fsr
cry, and will Feoeive = large majority Of
the votes there. The largest meeting
ever held Ia t7at pfeoinct Vas that of
Saturday night 1he Republicans vii
carry Il % a. oVeRWhelmlng majority.
A norsewhippea Aetsr.
6AH Francisco, Oct. ll.--LanFa Virgil,
Whs has iaEeiy 0btained q divorce from
Harry MAinhAll. ths aatoE, eneountsrca
The latter in front Of tie kloazar TAsa-
ire today, where he b playinR en- en-
Ragemens With Hiss jeHfeye Lewis,
and. drawing q small horAeWhlp. laid u
with great vigoF upsA his head and
shoulders. A seuf1e enaued between
he oo1ple fer tha possession Of the
whip, and friends coming 10 MainhAll'a
aid, the scene vas en- ed. Miss Virgil.
however, resumed tne attack aud deiig-
arad 4 couple Of blows With 4 heavy
pafasoI % tue aoeuI-u uEsQs Ent
woman then departed. The aauae Of
the attack is attributed 10 a. alleged IN.
sulting note aaut By Mainhall - Miss
Virgil.
The WentheR 9ennd Rark.
sAN FnkNcrsoo, Ost. it.-rhs Chinese
bark Quong Tong, Captain Morales.
which pat IN here weather b0und fr0m
Hon&kona 10 Victoria. i8 noH on her
way % the iatlef p0rt. Il Il believed
she has on board ~ a passenger Bel
tran, CLERK of the Chartered Bknk II
HenekonR, wac forged ohsek 0n that
bank for t30000 and asd with the
proceeds.
ReEarding a Celebrated Case
Attorneys X. b. Hayes. Hall McAllis
W AN1 oNAA 0A4Uol 2uAA4AlN ~ tAAn
city from Santa Rosa last night. after q
three days conference With Judge Jack.
s5n Temple, and suoossdad IN finally
settling the hndinas 10 The seisbrated
Cotton Stanford ease. Ihe next move
wiii PROBABLY oe formal motion for
neW trial, sud II denisd an agpsal Wili
be taksn 70 toe Snprsme Court.
An ola Paameer Daaa.
San FnAncrsuo, Oot. Ii.-W william II.
Richards. an Gid pioneer, f0ander of the
IneFoantils noase af kishaKds 4 HART
ssu. died this morning fr0m the elects
4 . p4raiytie stroke.
Dsbie Endsrsea ~ ahs neUahlleans
William Z. G8rFAft, Rspahlioan nem
inee for Mayor, today wisndreW his
name from tue sioket, and the name Of
Abnss D0ble, nominee Of tho Prohibi.
tion, Indepsndent aud taree other par
tisa, vas substituted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

MAns1r, Osl. II.-fsfhar Gairose.
vko msrdsrsd Monx Isiq9srda. Bishop
af Madrid. has hsan eosVistsd And saa-
,annad 10 asakh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

Intsber 4 Moore, q OranQa, Taxns.
sun 100 0fe aessa 81 lenE isaf pina lad
"a ths 845ins- q xsel1l1a alstEi11 ~ 1non@
talana and Iexaa Hhefg uam GuIf
aahtns q Xexas nsiiIoad - trinain0 la
80 loas 3 day, Ard iumbor ~ haiRr
shippsa fFom Ne NH at ~ sal1 g 81
earloads en- sono e9gA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

haes room f1r aboat so. Armonr SAYS
ths nlAsr pankine hsnsaa ere making
similar rrEnaRatfon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

NV YoRK, Oss. I1.-Ths Tammany
Hail Oonvention met tonight aud nomi.
mated Congressman Ahram 3. Hewitt
Tor Mayor, thereby declining the prop
ositi0n from Irving Hall for o0nfes-
enco. and igneTing the request from the
Business Mems Association 10 give their
Endorsement 70 ]. EiwaFds simmons,
tleiE candidate.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

CnrcAoo. Out. I1-Paddy Ryan haa
signed articles 80 aRht John L. Sullivan
eight rounds with small gloves at San
Francisco within sixty days. The hght
will oe for 65 aud IS per cent Of the
gate receipts. Ryaa vii oommsnoe ae-
tive training tomorrow aud will leave
fer San Francisco about Nov. 1st. Sal
lisan Il expected 10 arrive here the latter
part Of tbis week to afax bic signature
10 the agreement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 11.-Ths Exseu-
tive Board Of Distriet ASSEMBLY No. /,
Knights Of Labor, this mofninR ordered
Iae SO striking stove m0uldexa 70 re-
turn 70 work 81 the rates In force pre-
vieus % SeptambeF tn, when the siFike
was oommsneed. There vas q stormy
% Ne at the meeting. A nnnbsF
Of pFeminent leaders In The strike we're
pressns and violently opposed the order
Of the board Their opinl0na. h0weveg,
we're syeFFnied aud the order vent into
eject a. the various stove foundFiea tn
The city. The strikers applied for uoEk
Individually and not Is members ct the
Knights Of Later.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

WkaHMaroz. Ost. I--Ehs staia De
u.Ftneas has rscssFad q hEief diNpateA
frous tka AmeEicaa C0nsni tn CaHada
esn6ruatory of repoFts tg1sEiaz tie
a.irnre "a Saturday hsf. ~ ths Cana
49, Cnsfsua o3~ra. of - Ameriekn
nehsonar Mart0R Grimes ~ Saeibnrn-
Fsshina = olHsialIy kngsu - ne De
rnTtmen3 eonssrnin1 t1e rspgFsst aain-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

CHzoAao, Ost. 1l.-FoFty arrests we're
mad- today Of persons Who mehoed The
Aaafohisi iafoFner Waller yesterday.
rbsy wurs held without bail. TIE fam
lily Of Major Ools, one Of the Anarchist
juKoFs, have been badly frightened
iately ~ Anarchist Fo1ehs. and On
last Thursday night. a. Nc. Cole
was returning fron the theateF,
be Waa sai1sd By the FufaaBs, whs
placed q pistol 10 his had. but bearing
steps approachtoR, they turned and hed.
TIE City Ceaneil touiRhs declined 70
psy the exorbitant bills of physicians
VITO attendae the victims of the Hay
market maaaaara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

New YoAK, 0os. Il.-Thsrs has been
no change whatever in the situation Of
Sue hop market. Really aFst-olaas stOok
remains hrm. while the new stock is
freely onsFed with no hayeEs. Ths Pa.
et6c Coast orop Of 1886, good 70 choice.
Is qusssd ~ 30I135 osats 1885. l5l9 - 7;
NeW Yotk State. 1856. common ana me
diam, $3.50; 1856, prime TO ahoioe. 2 g
IS; oonamen and medium. l44I7 cents.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

AInAx1 (N. Y.l Osa. Ii.-GossEuoE
Hin has eommutsd - 100 days eaeh. the
terms Of impriaoamsaA Of Mlehael
STROKE and other boyoofteFs, wh0 were
coaxisasd uith him and ssntenesd for
terms ranging from one and half %
thRea gears and eight msuths. These
ags the men Who forced Brewer Theisa
10 Gay 9 large sum of msnay % sog1Es
TIE removal Of the beysott On hia beer
on The RgoaDd that Ne san extorted bsd
bees spent In she pfoseontl0n Of the
boyaoff. Gopernor Hill makes The poiui
thai these msn did ne4 know thak they
were riclsiiag the iau, Hueh oozatF1e-
eiaa of thsig asa never before kaEina
teen laid dosn hy tie oo1rtas thai thsy
did nos demand this money naoEeseiy O.
FOG thsir o0n uas, that the m0nsy waa
aefnaily sps1t ID lha boycott; and thaA
when eolleeied fram Ihelzs 4 was re-
taEno6 % TIE unian WhtsA advanced 4.
Fha ApalieA2ioa of TIE lAu kaFing bees
eEaahlished. aaa NE 6oEslnoE haxins
asSursnees from both ths pfisoneEs xBc
ths OsatraI Labor urisa thAf they wili
heFsaffer tmpieitly obey i and refFain
fron s1actinR damages fer tAe expenss
~ pr1sacasin4 hoyostta. the ends si
i1slisa have bosn attained. henas the
oommusmtian. whicA he GTants. elipa-
issina distiEoily thai IL fziaae vbaia-
liana ca ahia asata1a No elsmsneY ueed
he expeetsd fraua hi@. Bndert esm.
matstinn. the pxiso1efS tsFuE explrs
tes3sy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

LrTLR RocK (Ark.). Oot. 1.-The
S0athern Express Company reports the
capture OF p. b. Miller, the express rob
Der, u Tennossee. Miller stole several
thoHaand dollars from the Express Con-
pany at k0rdyee on SATURDAY., aud when
captured had $500 on bis person.
1ecevsrlag Bodies 81 ahe .Drownea.
81. LoUEs, 0st. l1.-IHformation from
Caps 0irardeau is 70 the eject that the
bodies Of the persons drowned in ehe
La Maacotle wreck are noW making
their appearances. Besides thoss rsooV-
cred from the river on Saturday night,
the bodies Of William O'BFien, the ffsl
engineer. two E0asfabouts, whose names
are unknown, Mrs. Wheeler and one
other, that has not Jet been identiaed,
have hean RAauRad.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

NEw Yusx. Oek IA Waahf1E4an
apseial saS4 thaa 10 ID STATED On GOOD an
authoEstg thzf. afteF flinz his annual
AE9as4EY FeFnF1. HeoEslaFy M4nnisg
wa rafiFe frum th1 CasiBet psrnan-
AMllE.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-12

CuuAso. Oek 1.-Two dsisgAlss ssRt
hy ths Genesai Canvsntis1 of kntRots
sf IAhoF - end4avuF = ad3nst a6e
truuhle amonR The sasn a. me STOCK
Yar3a have arrived. and ARE hoidiaR .
eonfsrunaa wilh tha sfrskaFB- HEY
hsve a. yst haa ~ eaafsreaas vita t6s
varknFs. Il een he stAasd positively
fhaa ana iA.tsf aFs dizpeasd % oeupro-
miaa. ha& inSiaa uysn tea hourA
Tse rreasnss e an inrEeasa & fofss %
PIN kertaa msn. axmea wstA Wsnahes-
tnrs. haA q xsFy trfttAtnz e4eca upo1
she nee thia marniua. ard waa ths
saaes a. B9siiing tha force of tie ssrtk-
eRa todnF. ArmsaF is hFinGinR 1en b
from dIHsrsut paFts e ths cs1utry 10
tAka the ss<ikss3 pl4eeA ana a2ys he
eAn guaEaEtea aii q Ahsm s1saay wofk
and ampfs proteeeia8. IheY are Pas.
siza 10 esls fas tAe impusts9 msus nnd
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apeeiai aag4 thas u h stated ca good a..
1E1asnEy report. 6eers8ary MznniBa
VII rafire frum ths Cnsinel psrman-
emily.
aaeps e PFessnf IN analan war
HRlxMA (Monk.l, Ost. 1l.--kdVioes
fram Fsfi Beiknap eonkain tbe inlalis,
Qeaos that nha Hlaoa En3imna su
the ether sids q ths lino are mskina
01ssRa pE~parAtions for q ea1d en- the
GFos Fsntrss of Montana. Ths miii-
tnFy anfhoEities oa bolh nidas % shs
line have taken steps % pfssent var.
Mswa fresh sAe CnnnAlam Raeame.
NV Yonx, 0es- 11.-rhs Tsn.ss says
thai Rrssidsnt Stephsn and other Oh
GERS of the Oanadian Paoieo Raii9ay
Company have been IN shia city for ass-
esai days and eco % thEss oonfersnoaz
have baan hsld a. tho windsor Hotel,
whiah we're attended b. several Mes
YORK capitalists. An insideK a the
Windssr yesterday dissuassd ths matteE
o. TIE Eessnt large dealings n Canadian
P&eiie eecnrities here and IN London.
II said shas they @ust have been based
up0n tna kn0wtsdRe that tos Bitish
AinistKy viii rseommend fhai Parlia.
mens sabsidiss . line % Er1tian mail
steamers % osnueoi vita the canadian
R4otia road. Eha proposed lire b 20
Fnn 70 Australia, Onina and Japan, mak.
ing weekly trips as so0n as cnonRh vas-
ssls ean Be oblained. Il q sAid tnas six
new aleAmaEs foF The proposed r0nla are
beng pushed rapidly towards oompie-
tlen At sha anip yards 0n sue Clyde. Is
e stated thaf President stephen has
had AMONG othar objects of hia visit
here, the obtaining % : satisfaa1or1 en-
trance 70 Mes fork for his iina.
A1aemDs g Aasaasanase Z Fraeas.
PErrsnuna Pa J, Oct. Il.-Intsnss ex-
eitement eFesalis among the Poliah res
idents Of the south side over an alleged
attenpt 20 assasGinate Rev. Father Aes-
kswltz. who prealdes over 9 little Polish
canroh at fha head Of Fifteenth street.
It ocourrsd about II O'clock yesterday
morning. The priest stood before ths
altar and hsd iusf tnxned 20 address the
congregation. when crash came q bullet
through q windoW on the s0nth side Of
the enUruh aattening itself againss the
uaii on the opposits aide. For q minute
eonfasion reiRned 10 the church. The
priest showed great eoolEess, notwith-
Standing the fact thRs the missile must
rare passed within sfx inches Of his
hody. he t1rne6 and with q gesture
SAWED his a0ok 70 their seaas. But not
ell OF them, for By this time upwards
Of q hundred had aWaEmed out into tha
stFees and into the yard Of the parish
building adjoining. No trace oonld be
found Of the would be assassin. There
baa bean great deal Of trouble bet tWesn
different factions d. this church In tinses
past.
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u nosolde1. AnF deacfiption would
~ Hlee faint idea 81 fk8 fmmennlly nf
~ TafiolE. We invite Al Who NiaIf ahs
fisF . Eiye ~ q ean and inspect eur ~
tseeye Ana unriFaiied aseeEsment
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