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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-02


The NaeionaI law and order league
81. LoUls. July 1.--SsvaEal important
meetings OF the leaders Of the Law and
OrdeE League have been held reaantly
both here and 81 Sedalia. Prominent
otho6rs Of tue League say that the
meetings have been much more general
IN character than those previously held,
the intention being 10 establish an or
Ranization from one END Of the eoantry
70 the other in support OF Law and
order, which can be largely mnssed, II
necessary &C one peiui. For instances,
IL case Of trouble II Sc. Loais with
whiuh NE League here could not cope,
toe Preparations noU being made are
fog the pnrposs Of enabling the local
oihoials 70 call on Chicago Or any other
place Tor Felnforcemenla, tue members
being bound 70 answer such call at 9
momenfa notice. Tbs Organization In
this respect u paFtaklnR more Of the
character OF National minute man,
though the members say they hope they
viii never Be called on 10 perform that
kind OF dnty. As Q means Of getting
forces ON few moments notice, tha
address OF al members, with their bus
iness and residence, are taken. Tho
Lsagae, which had its origin IN Sedalia,
has been rapidly fathefed by some Of
The leading secret society men IN the
country, Legion Of Honor members and
Aasons being prominent. The work.
ings and management Of thess sooie-
ties have been consolidated and the best
points culled out Ia order 90 secure A
large and elective membership AZ
soon a. possible, and ai tue same time
20 keep its secret. They have been very
successful in she latter regard, and Il IA
only with the greatest labor that anv-
thing reliable aa 20 its WORKINGS can Sc
ascsEtained. BEGINNING IL 6edalia aud
sproading 10 Desoto aud Hannibal. h
vas coon taken ap By S. Louis, whem ID
really began 20 boom and spread rapid.
y % OAEondoist, Beileville. Chicsgo, Sc.
Pani, Minneapolis. Rochester, Miiwau-
kee and Baltimore "a abouf ~ erder
named, and L IA nov gaining q strong
feothold IN Iowa, Kansas and other
States. With the points named lt has
rsaohed q membership Of over 1900,
over 5000 Of which ars n st. Lsnis. Ia
ciuded - its member9hir, i is said, are
z large number 0f laborinQ man, an
gineers, conductoTs and kniRhts of La
Dor, who express q preferences for any
utop4s tnE P4tnpat4i ooiect o. Wnlon -
30 prevent labor distuEbanee and strikes.
Ihs latter comes 10 for particular con
demnation. Aoommittee Of the league
is being appointed 70 invostigats al
boyootts, and where the employer h
fonDd 10 be uninsi 10 ist them alone,
bat where the ompioyef has RiTou 10
eause for such extreme measures. then
- 20 70 bis assistance. :
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CHEAP AND GOOD.

u0usE 10 RkNf. bkLWkkN
"A Thlr8 and Rour&h. HpFiA9 aal sss'a.as
sfreefs T. seed hay xtew nacA So -
froai yards: IN roog CetRA.s - 49,
-. !. esnr cionrla en1 raul1y Fool -
-. s,.s,1 llaVgexaRa al ~ gSo4 tSk4.ts
rs.s,slrs q IA. H. PEAS&s cor9aF hAsAAA
aaa sprtng nsrog,A
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- AcRRs on LAND on LAKE
- Unioa.
Ta a,res naar Anohomiah CITY.
81 49, & rniiss frum Port Gambia.
rs arraa 81 miles tEom SaAAaA
200 ncrea miles ffem toW
Pine eagm @f - acFea On WINS nNer !
ftrat he nlara 10 I've happy.
KOn scFna a. he dnest TIMBER tnAl
e,-r rraVT cat q tie groun9 Whl cai
Nm6aae 20 The section 81 good nefeoAat'
We 49, have aM kinds q city property
far nniA H1ueuA t0sA. olocSA y hAet sAg'
fhinr e. haneai mas wAnu
WEFNER 4 DfSHoNs
ieS So CommaEcial street. SeAttle.
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90 Maple Bedroom Suites
rs Ash |"
8 I'm. Mahogany" g
81 walnut /"
SILK Plush ParlOr Suite.
2 BidebOards.
4 Lounges.
4 Extension Tables.
z Once Desks.
3Walnut Hall Racks.
2 CheHoniers.
/ Walnut Secretary.
600 odd Chairs and Rockers
90 odd Ger. Plate Mirrors.
A few Tables, POrtiers,
Pillow sham Holders. Some
Coverings and Fringes.
These Goods remain In
store July I and must be sold
at once tOcIOse Out our steck
+. S. CHADR0URME { co.
SEATTLE.
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ALMOND { PHILLIPS
FOUNDERS
AND MAOHINISTS.

Estimates glven en- all
Glasses Of Foundry and
Machine Work.
Corner Front and sRrine
streets. p. O. Box eAs. Sc
afalN.
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'sYea, Judge David Davis d il poor
health. said 9 passenger from Bloom
fnai0n, and be = nos e. thick 8 man e.
be used 10 Be. There vas q tima when
the Judgs's thickness justihed AL Of soc
iokes ever made about him. This 70
mind1 me Of q little Joke ubich 4 know
Was not invented b. q neuapapsr man.
One day. Eve o. six years aRo. there vas
q elfcna at BigomingtOB, and Judge
DAVIS vas amonR lte visitors. / Waa
thers also and had my littie bog of i've
yeaKs With me. We walked thfouah the
animal tent, and we're on car Way 10
the circus portion Of zoe show. with my
little boys had full of animals and
things. uhen uo overlook 9adgs Davis
painting aioaR IN the warm air. Ny
YounRsleF iooked Is him IL amaze
mant, held tighter 70 my hand, and
dnaiiY inquired; pa, where are is
fofsiegsfH
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PACIFIC COAST.



SAN FRGNsfsoo, July IA mass meet-
ing vas held thia evoainR at the Metro
politan Temple under she auseiees Of
the Young Ireland Parliamentary Club
| for the puFpose of raising funds 20 as-
sist Pafneil aBd The home rule cause
ia the coming ParliauentaFy elections.
About three thousand people we're
present. Mayer Bartlstt presided.
staphan White, Greed Raymond, Sadge
J. 4. Sullivan and James r. Kelly made
remarks which we're greeted With great
enthusiasm. The total sam Subscribed
vas aboat 5000. The YounR Ireland
Parliamentsry Club hsadsd the lisi
with $1,000.
Pert Townsend.
PoRr TowsAxND, July 1.-The steam
Or Anoon arrived today from Alaska,
with many passengers on board, bat
ittIe news. The miners are FopeTted %
be gaina into the Yukon country n large
numbers.
Ths Geo. 3. Starr vas an hour late
leaving here today on account Of cali
inc at Fort Townsend for Company A,
Second Infantry, which took its depart
Passenger Agents. Aasseiastsn.
SAH FRANc1sso, Jaly 1.-RaiIfoad men
hald Q meetisg yesterday and perfected
an organisation 10 be known aa The
Paoifn Coast Passenger Agents Aasoai-
ati0n. J. O. 8tuhbs, General TrafIo
Manager of The 60uthern Paoido. waa
elected psfmanent Chairman; 8 Miller.
Arbitrator; J. q. OoWan, Of the Uni0n
Pantna, Sserslary, and =. TFua1oW, Of
the Aaohis0u, Topeka 4 Santa Fs and
Atlantic 4 Pasihn, treasurer.
Ths FIRE ~ Andepenaeaes.
RrsHoP 6TAxIoN, July l.--The loss by
Are a. EBdapsndenes is estimated q
e100. 900; insuranos sf5 600. WsIls,
Fareo 4 Cas- ofloe ana the couFthoass
we're barned. The records we're saved.
CARS0E CExx fN0F.l Jaly I.--Rnrther
partiealars of TIE burning q Lndepsn-
denos, fuyo oonniy, California, reaehsd
here today. TIE Are cauRht 10 9 black
smith shop, aa the north end Of tswn,
communicated 20 the eourthouss and
s9spt TIE entire street on both sidas.
Nol business house es1aped Ihs N
depesdssf oEhes. 90 q sids street, vas y &
tonahed. Iha losses ara eslimA3sd a.
hiah g eA0o0o0. The total Insurance.
VII not 10 over el5000. Hardly any
thina uns sassd e q high Wind preVail
Cd. Most af the oouniy rssof1s we're
destFoysd. Tha town Enmbarsd about
sisha hundEsd inhabiiants, and wAs .
very aDuriEhina VILLAGES.
EnseEleEs n ths Tells.
sAH FMkncnsco. galy 1.-Two more
smuaRlsrs Wers arrested tedag and
iailsd. A bozt vas aeeu b the pplioa
qatroi boat als1Eaioe tie aieameT 0aa-
I IL, ia uhion there uers tWo men Who
wsFs FeceivinR > aaak fsom sOaaa enc on
h.sasd the n1eaner. As soon ns fhe aus-
peaisd eraft s1asts for the ahoFa, ne
r.oiins headed fer the sans daasina-
iioa. uhieh thsg fesshsd fEsl. Ths
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George = fonE ysaEs Old. One day
the yonngaiaF had be9n tahgn With 3
slight attsek 81 pFeEATicati0n, and.
WISHING % imprezs upon be infanfiis
understandina tie sinfniness of taliine
ata. she father related tie aiOrT aboui
GeoFae Baahinaton and BIS liitla h&fsh-
e, closing With he Temark that George
WashiEGto1 uaa . good boy and never
tod he. The child So IL deep thsueht
moment eud then a4ids ~Papa,
toodeni Be talkY-
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100 MEN. IMMEDIATELY. on ?.
HUI = aaa 4. II. B. r., - L4f1le ekce.
kna WnRsa. q ~ dAF tgE Erle4!a 4ra
q "A s.r 49,. 81 d SIMPSON
-sdwfm Censracter.
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NEw LnxDoA (Conn.l July The
raea bstuesn ths freshmen cEsws Of
Harvard. Celambis and Yale this mogu-
l1R was ven b Harvard, Who finished
IN 10 minutes and 50 seconds, Oolumbia
making the tao miles IN II minutes and
* seeonds. Yale upast. leavine her
o1s o. tho oouteet
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nan and for soma time pask b has
claimed thak Miniafsr keasai1 had
uronaed hin. Tha washington an-
thoEifie1 weEe 1oti1ed b be % Ne look-
0ut for RlnaeFie and iaz1 eRsninz be
waa discovered knrking abolt The Mn
iaferss remdensa with Z loaded revolver
u his poaBasiun. Hs was aErsg1ed and
Is nsH il isiI e Washinoton.
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ooeraed aa saan a. a cane 10 shore
an1 bolh ef the eecupanis we're Ar
rta.oo and tha saak and a. eonfrnss
gere sei1ed- Iks men proved b bs
s4A haekeet and . boafmAn named
1eo. Deasp. Iha aank cnntsinnd nbunf
500 worth of Opium.
shecR e EaFlheuake.
Abelt three minutes pas, Il O'Clock
seniRhf a0uek % earthuaaka laatinr
about tsn seconds visited this ratv.
Aos wofaflo1s Wefe noFtkeasf ana
seaangest and weFe Of q SLOW, wave
l@e cnaraeter, passing gsnlly, and nal
g NE Usual sharp and qalck uaoFs-
The Weaaher.
eAN fRkScrsoo. Jalyl sn. m.-IDdi-
eatlona for TIE nexs thirtv-tao houre for
waaninaaon Territory, occasional local
shogera
sAlpplAg EalelnrsneN
IAIoosa, J1ly LA collier uar..l In
apd shlp passed 0ut 81 4 q IA. The
steamer Ali passed cut q 9am. Ship
DaehinR Naxes schooner Annis Larssn.
and bark passed 10 e noon. A lam.
per laden schooner pazsed out at 5 D. a,
lbs tag Iyee Is of the inland. Llqht
rain aud bEiak east Wind,
SAN tRANcIsco, July 1.-Arrived-
Schooner Dare, from Columbia river.
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japan has Ia had baiit u Englsnd
tWo e Ne fastest and m11l formidahle
aFainsEB aGoat.
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EVENTS IN the EAST.
A Family Tragedy n MI.siulppi-Ths
MissAsIl-suIlivan FixhtForblaaen--
ne chrsapsAks sna Delaware
DsfaIeafian.

BoaroH, July 1.-Richmond ]. Lane,
President Of the Abirgtsn Bank, Who
vas arrested Ia Portland late Lass ni2ht,
uas arraignsd before the United States
CommisionaE's Court in this city this
moFniuR. Bank Examines 0atchel tes
tiled that khs examination Of the
Banks Affairs bad not been complsted,
Dut that the fnnds fraadulsnfly OBJ
tanned would pFes1UablY amount 70
elo5.000. OF this sam 81, 900 b repre-
aanted b. notes in dzaerent names 90
cover the Kedemption account of the
bank, and about $4e 900 represents over
drafts. The counsel for the defendant
explained that kis client had gone 70
Portland on basineas for the bank.
The District Attorney said the Govern
ment claimed that Lane had cot large
sums on notes % which the names,
oiher than Lanes. were s'stEaW" names.
He aakad that the bail be hxed at &75.-
600. Commissioners Halleit fixed the
bail at $4,000 and the aass Waa con-
kiuusd 70 Jnly 18th.
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Funeral note: A certain Ansfin lana
lord is segy diAaeive sort % . man,
msoh Riven 20 speak, na before be
thiskA He reosntly net Professor
Shore, bic nsW tsnant. Coed morn =
ings Profsssof, good morning. Glad 30
10 see you ! ookinG 80 we'll. How Do
y0u like the houss9s ~Fory mach, IN
desd-" '-dlad 70 bear Il; sery elad %
bsar Is. ~fea. sir; / like Il. / hope
70 die IN the hoase.N Il hope %, too.
Glad % hear y0u taik thst way
T.za. S.lIlal..
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TIE Ns4 Tork Hersld i uooa ta foilgu
in shs wake ef iis soatemporzFies II ne
pistoriai line.
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NKw YoRK, July l.--MayoF GFa0e to-
day wrote q letter to The Police Con-
miasiousrs notifying than that be wal
informed that John L. Sullivan and
Charles Mitchell are advertised 70 give
an exhibition Of sparEing a. the Polo
grounds on July 9th; that the fact is
conceded that they propsas 10 make IL
q alueRing match, and that serious IN
fractions Of the public peace are likely
tO result therefrom, and he calls upon
them 70 take steps 10 prevent the meet
ing. Az q result ef this oommunica-
ton the SupeEintendents Of Police an
nonDoes that the men mentioned will
not be allowed 10 spar under any condi-
tons on that day.
The Cheaapeake and Delaware DefAl-
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WASHINGTON, July LII is said al
the White House that there Is no truth
In the report that the President has ar
ranged 30 make . toar Of the lakes this
summer. He has - yet made no plans
for the Summer. bat Il is more than
likely that he and Mrs. Cleveland viii
pass their vacation in the northern
onumkaina AZ Eaw York
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MHEzpAn. (Miasl. Jnly LA tsrrihle
tragedy occurred 6vo miles south Of
eeooba. KempeR county Mississippi.
yesterday. Tha families Of 0eorea n.
9ullelf and Barlow live In the same
hoose. TIE men were partners In q
farm, and while they we're resting at
noon, Guliett fell asleep. An altsFea-
ton occurred bstween Barlow and his
wife and Mrs. Gallstl. which aroused
Gullstt. He Weat into the room and
asked what the matter Waa. BaRloW
began oursing him, sayinR that be bad
wanted 70 hill him for some time and
would DO u then, seizing gun at
the same time. Gullett eprang 20 ba-
rean drawer for pistol and shot Bar
loV 10 the neck. While be vas In the
act Of AFing Barlow dropped ths gun
and ran 10 8 fence. Gnllaft picked up
the gun and shot him dead. Turning.
be discovered BaFloW's wife il the act
Of killing bis wife with an AKA, Wher&
upon be fired the remaining charRs at
Mrs. Barlow. killing her instantly. 0ul-
lett surrendered 20 the authorities
The snllivan-Nlsehelf Match Fer.
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Pnrr.ADKLPRHk. July i.--The heavy
defalcation Of the Treasurer Of the
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Com
pany continues to be the main topic af
discussion in financial circles. Several
experts have been set TO work at the
books Of the corporation and they are
busily engaged in examining the ao-
oounfs 30 ascertain whether the peoula-
tions Of Wilson, the abse0ndinR Treas
ureF, aggregate more than he acknoW-
ledQes in his written confession 20 Pres
ident Gillineham. The latter has sworn
out warrants for the arrest Of beth
Wilson and Henry V. Lsslie. the former
secretary and treasurer Of the company,
charging them with embezzlement. A
description Of Wilson vas furnished 10
the detective department and telegraph
cd 10 all the police districts in the Unit
cd States, Canada. Europe and else
where. The Chief Of Detectives be-
liovos that the fueitives have gone 10
Canada, and that without means. The
largest holders Of the stock Of the com
pany are the United States Govern
meni and the State Of Maryland, while
the bonds are owned BY q number Of
promineDt people In this city, MonouEe
De Robinson possessing nearly $500, ,000.
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NKw YoHx. July The cases Of the
sixteen boycottsEs charged With dama0.
Ing tho business Of widow LandQFoR.
the Bohemian baker, was called for
trial today. One Of them, ALFRED Sohil-
lex, vas not present, having gone 10
Baltimore for work. His bonds waFe
declared forfeited, and q bench warrant
vas issaed for his arrest. The Gases Of
the others SoFs ct dOwn for trial To-
morrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-02

Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
eFal Knott has issaed q request for
proposals for carrying mails on the
Pacific oeast steamer feutes as follows:
From Portland to Astoria, Oregon, 120
miles; from San Francisco 20 Stockton,
California. 125 miles. The contracts
viii be made fer three and one half
years from January Let, 1881. Bids
viii be received until September 18th,
1888.
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The early CelEs vorshipPed the dawn
and the sunrise. Il d mere than prob
able that the Irish prsfersnee Of tire
coloE green f0g their hag and their ezshes
arese from q mistake among thase Who
bad lost . thorough ku9wiedgs of The
ED Irish language. The sun, II Ifiah,
b called By q word pronounced Ike oar
word @eFesn." and it ID likely thai the
Irish f0ndusss fer that color eroas from
the words ikeaess IN selnd 70 their
word for sun. II the same way. Whsn
ws talk about ereouhoassa. wa think
they are called 20 bseaase the plants
are kept green IN them daRing Winter.
Yea i b far mare probable that
'green,H heFs. b TIE Irish word mean
fnR, not tho color, but the SUM- besa1se
aresaho1ses are bniit % - 20 eatsh The
suns rays and store thsm 80 While e g
hidden by cio1ds. ~ happens Aofs
than half The tins IN ahossfy Ireland.
A biast furnaos, oosupyina . site ol
is acres, y 10 b crested at Ashland.
Wisoansiz. ou he bay seofe. oo1vsn te1i
for ample Wharfage. If wiii esDsame
10 tons q ore q day and turn o1l %
loaR of piQ iron aaan day. II vii con
sans 6oa0 bushais 0f charcoal . day.
thua stimnlaiiaa . uag foFest indastry
n THAI region. This ia likeiy 10 Be tha
haaianinR OF great futnre In iron man-
ufAssuFe fog kshlaHd-
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NKw YoRx. July The Ooaey Island
Jockey Clab and the Brighton Beach
ClGb, indicted for allowing peol selling
on the raee track, appeared thrsuRh
their counsel today in the Kings County
Court Of Sessions. whon . plea Of net
guilty vas entered. They vii Be noti-
aed when che District Attorney ia pre-
pared 70 Ro 10 trial.
For the Relief ef the Jeanette AaF.
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NEw HAYES. July 1.-PfofsassR Tim
othy Dwight vas today inaugnFated a.
Prssldent Of Yale COLLEGE, % succeed
Dr.. Porter. The exercises were hold in
the center Of the church, 10 which the
procession escorted the pFesidsnf and
the president elect. The exercises In
cluded addresses By the retiring and in
coming presidents and 4 Latin address
By Professor Tracy Peck.
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WAszNoToN, July l.-The Acting
Secretary Of the Treasury asnt 20 ths
ton Of e27, 500 for alling out the Alba
tross with the view Of Investigating she
fisheries Of the Pacific coast.
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vtvors.

WAsHIRaroN, Jaly 1.-The bill passed
by the HOUSE SONS time ago TOR the Fe-
lief Of the Survivors Of the eteameF
Jeannelse, and the widows and children
of thoss who PeFished In the retreat
from the wreck Of that vessel u the
Arctic asas, vas reported fav0fahly 20
the Senate today from the COMMITTEES
on Naval Affairs. The Senate Commit
tss has amended the bill 20 as 10 pro-
vfda that the twelve msnths pay Of
Henry ID. Warren. Of the crew, shall be
paid "a his child and NOT 10 bis widow.
The president Approves sSme Biils.
WAszTn0roz. July 1.-The President
has approved The Get 20 Fsducs the Zee
on domestic money orders for sums not
exeeedinR e5; the Get making allow.
anoss for clerk hire 10 rosimssters Of
arst and aecsad elAes poalo1hoeai the
military, postofhce. agricultural ana
army appgupgiaiiun bills; the Act grant
inc leave Of abssaes 70 employees 10 the
0oVernmtns printing ofase the sets
providing for tie compietion of p1biio
buildings a. "a Psso, fex-. Hannibal,
Me-. savannah, Ca, PeeFia, ilia., and
Des M0inss, Ia; TIE act for The sale Of
TIE Kansas City. FsFs 8sott 4 Calf Rail
read; tie act authoflxlne TIE Oneye1ne
q Norsharn Railroad C0mpauy 70 bald
q roaa aorUss the Fort k1ssell and k0Ft
Laramie reservations; the aat providing
eor ndaitional barracks af the SoutheRn.
NoFshWssteEn and Weslen oranchea of
ths Naai0nal Home fog Disablsd Noiun.
teer Soldiers; and the acs fof the relies
Of tie efhosrs and orsW ef TIE iieht-
hoase sendes LILY.
TAe Preaaaena slGna ths FiaE Ssha
PeFseF Bfih
waszES0ruN. Jaly f--The Preaidani
has slgnsa ths Rlsz 51hn PeEtef hiiL
Arrest afa eraah.
PrrTzxUns. Jaiy I.-lptetiRenes va
Feoaived here tedAv of the AfFest a
Waahinet1n CITY AZ Peter kingsEiss ;
eEaak vac iest here o. faasaAy WITH
fha axoWad puFpeae ot nlilnR tna
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-13
STATE FAIR NOTES.

Over one hundred head of Holstein cattle
have thus far been entered for exhibition.
The special premium for the best display
of fancy work Ga $500 Kimball organ) is at
the grounds
The executive committee will hold its regu-
lar semi-weekly meeting on the grounds to-
day at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Libby visited the grounds yesterday
with fifty varieties OF sea MOSES. She will
exhibit at the fair 100 varieties.
George E. Baker & Son of Hustisford, Wis,
yesterday made entries Of two herds of Devon
cattle and flock of Merino sheep.
The Suberliug manufacturing company OF
Akron, o., was assigned forty feet Of space
on the line shaft for their machinery, yester-
day.
P. B. Grote, ESQ.,, yesterday, consulted
with Secretary Judsou in relation to the loca-
ton Of large exhibit to be made at the fair
by his company.
Several large excursion parties are organic
ing in Northern Iowa for visiting the fair, as
reported by a resident of that locality on the
grounds yesterday.
Secretary Judson has given out that George
Hazard is trying to prevent the sale of
liquor privileges on the state fair grounds
under the state law, which forbids the issue
of liquor licenses in Rose town.
There have been 246 entries of thoroughbred
registered cattle, which the secretary conjec-
lures is about half the number that will be
exhibited. They are divided as follows: Hol-
stems 121, Jerseys 66, Herefords rs, Devons
10. Ayershires IL, Brown Swiss Z.
The ladies of St. Paul can secure premium
lists by calling at Brown & Treacys store, and
in Minneapolis Of Wyman Elliot or A. G. Pot
ter az the city market. The attention of the
ladies oil the two cities is particularly called
to the desirabil;y of making their entries at
once so as to avoid the rush, and secure
more desirable space.