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sIniI.l,r To- Crnrkerr.

n p. Evsus Co. the novelty frm
Of fhe ha1i = iu glassware. they are tie rern.
l0l can hsy there sfra-eef sfqfne. ~ lar.n
Ard al tho good th'n-s 60 o. take into camn
] re va1fs are shown FRI = flosf er7Ies- score
They hsye siaps thst Anslia would wonder 70
Ard r.ies ol GOOD ti.rFs 20 hang on your treo.
Eew designs have fhes no0. 'n fhc latest q
Their .amgS would lsht ED'oscnes ont of tho
woods
And Clrrg o Dickens their kettles wiz
Induce p-lhf.l'0nIs to diil. t0 hls flI
civuuri'c- ana stree -oh' dor.f mention fi-
e. fhr iil~ ~ rrsi customers never rii quit
nn tar sig 10 ls fln ner -. CsrsI street
tui = you arc us. yor s0snf ,ee f.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21
A DYING STATEMENT
Creates a Great Sensation al
Richmond.
4 HORRIBLE CRIME REVEALED.
Two Missing CHcers Supposed
TO Have Been Murdered and
Buried Under a Disrepu,-
able Saloon.


EcHHoNn. Va, Dec. 30 about twelve
months ago a man named Richard S1.n-
rick ..s.t... ~.....A ..t..-...
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Al6nt hou'- near Ne~ Market. ehennick
kept Dull dogs and All sorts Of drinks. aud
h.s lorea VS. ...,, "a tl..k. ... ,..n ..s
,.t.,,.. rf.,4
'D-'' e-' i''s l1e' Sums i'nn
SINCE ala separating from h.s VIE
icit Tor Dinclnnau. ID hGs gsu~p.red that
3rssr~a4 viz. ~ - b.. .l'e... 80
las p,ai...-..4 .s,,..,i..., -, e..,.-i...
Fennic- wie, v4O l7 being treateG Tor
+npicaton az diseases, iuss ned
s1e w-s dying and sent
Ponce JUDGE u. g. Richardson.
semen, Sas.e5 sbav,s S.. h.rig
Nlins her husband ~ tending tar.
uit s6. cre--tsa ,,,.,--, -, 10 ...i ~.
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sens,s ~ - " 80.
= knuckles. -nennick ordered
( leave the room and she
stairs out coulG not rest Creep
.''- noise cssiy she saw Der husband
- large roit Of bank notes from tle
- pocket drag the body behind
2 e''s en :, rolee tr9p door and drop II 10
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21
PULSE OF rIlE I.norLF.
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Another Side 81 The Mail HoE Question
To the Fdifor cfthf Ia .lff..f.
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to nl-repfe4eut tAe Department. nt .4v-i.g tat
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who lrst near Nr o. f.ntteI 90 rt. htl0 "a.
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boxes Rlen EGA .rauf Ns.lsr iIl r..f.
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or hl- DEPUTY known fhsf ~ KiAfen vas tnan.
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him. hr. h. ia his article claims nanc ~ iIf
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21
BUTLER A COWARD
Both Judge and Jury Roast the
Ancient Soldier.
LADY COLIN is0 HlS8ls0 INNOCENT.
The Stained and bsouleo Lord Not
Guilty. ard NJ lac. is Innocent
a. an Angel-Oa Gersrzi
Butler Made the
ScspegoaS.

IosuoS. De-. 80 The tarss Of the
Jutgs in the ease VI Lord az Lady Colin
Camnbsns divorce ease ws somewhat
startling Among othsr thins be said.
The allegations Of Lady Colin adultery al
Lelxn Court depended Tor lheieonhrma-
sion entirely upon the te.timay OF SER
wants and chiefly upon that of ia Baer
hose fellow servants had descrlLi Ler as
. ~chalterer.
More0yef ths other witnesses Ii con-
.raaGctec her statements upon Inc LET ia-
poglsnt points. and she, herself haounor
ls0ss- examination. done me sam It
mu.t. therefore. be considered that % ies-
uuong IS to the incidents ailege5 tAaya
occurred ~ Leigh Court lad been uten
down.
AS 20 the story that the Duke Of hrl
! borough va seen with Lady Colin Dsp-
bell oa the platform 81 PaGtington otats
/ the Justice declared hls he.iei that hS
/ Baer al invented thc tale from beeinri
90 end. and charged ths jury 10 gave Il :
considers whatege-.
In regard 10 tte conduct of Lord OamH
! bell toward ais wife " ale she " - lu iAfi.
.nc Jgiee e1prrs-et hi. opinion llai lt .
/ simply outrageous. ana sail that he IL
never known oi suy hing moro olshones
! c0wa-..ly. abiecfly shameful than nls lord
/ ships attempt 10 cast ms wife INTO a priso
| for prostitution.
The evidence concerning The key-hole D
1 tle dining room door at C6tegOn Place, tn
Justice snld, ne could not regard wiih ia'C
! and the only tLin. for the Irv TO deter
| mine rss pscting that part of the tsstlmOn
wa- The question whether the testimony
Captain shaw a distinguished lubh1 So.
Eant. wAs not wOr,h more than ths stor
| told by one in I'LL favor.
Regarding the charges OF Lady Colin
| criminal intercourse wi,h General bu
| ler Tie court said. General BnI'
ought 10 have come into court and testih'
whether innocent or guilty; II he were u
nrcerf. il would be impossible 20 exa
gerhte toe exten, OF hi, mesnness an
cowariice IN deserfing Lady Coin. par,icl
lsrlv 81 time when his prcser'
sat % neeesssry 10 the prfser'
ton Ot her reputation. HOwovcr, re ecdc
the Jury must not c0nstrue his aosel,
into evidence Of guiit'
The Jury then retired and after a brief a
sence returned 10 the Court room stauI
that they we're unable 70 sEree.
The Judge gave thom additional instru
! tons upon points rot alt0ger her clear
some of their number, and sent them ba
TO the Jury room 70 reconsider the cass.
A. t0 O'Clock the iurv came into the cOu
and announced Inc following verdict:
We find that Lord Colin Campbell n
not committed adultery, a. charged, a.
We si-o Il nd tlst Lady Collin Campbcll b
not been guilty OF adultery with any OF {
correspondents
The jury aaded 4 rider 10 their ve-d
stating tneir oppinion that The condDc,
Gen. Butis- ra~ un worthy of @ geut.cm:
and an officer, and explaining thsi MS f.
ure 20 come into court aud testify r.
caused tns only difficulty .hs Jury had q
periencc in decidiu> gpOn I verdict wit
ont delay The verdict va. loudly a
! riaudeG
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21
TgfF THEATREN

A large audience was present "a evening 81
the Wonderland, N wltBsss ihe .'esi lerfofmsnca
produced since that cozy li'fie thesifs 0ra1at Tor
The season. 7. H. Niae''s's "l sssor, ave
"-iifen hy John ,ieveus. Sc r0stai.r nele.
drama - tie fpsciscllss ore-r sDes f.of,. RESCUE
and llnsslng iiay- Ihe scerc = al on "a .f.
gins plantation pTlor ~ ihf Eehei' I.n.
anl B. lrts'rtci lF e. cTce iHlt er.ns saf.f.
'hns Bar niger Manuel neFn-. ftc sa
.''-e psts 'ennto .mTuffs lead hir. - f.rIrff.
faei.efe1 crimes of iesloss -srl. 80 sosI s.l.r
'f'issie DEB orest. flgTuif lsrf rnf 1ff reeeif
Dc'r ~ make uu god ceInnrur afs-> r..
~lsfe VII fsu sIl tte week
Ton git fht Hsriir-Nor ferr COR naiIor ar.
Yfaf .u a bfsTe Nousf o. Power TEr
ri0cs r. - eTCry iorslfr strra orc arr n
tarae anf ssfs Nor leef hfl srrrsr q. r.sI
afsnisre. Thc fnpaiaf pr'cfs fho' ri seffs e.
e fnl Na-.aa
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21


tt' ianr 0;r FaIls with green,
AlI if'tf of 7if faro.
@uA - -'r l'iI tao friei hoard
~. "4lH ffh>' 49, lsugh
D. l' h.i lNf onrf forget
i.'i lc1flch 3 o'nfrs. ilc musicians
have Lot been btstrn yc..
IT, y Q year. agone 10 smaller way
-N iFia began rs way.
ANl never lHked % fsht nor leit
Al 40" TER 81 'er thc rlgeei field
ihty D hNaTi ilrn with priue,
Ana sec now win the best ~ IIms
JutF now stand SIDE by side.
Turn pacS o or mcm0ry's length,
And inrEe not arosou strings
No' the llueNll melody oi hearts
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21
MORE sToRe oaoER BUSINESS.
sfen 10 on strike against a soandalozs
EHtoFt'on.

nirNt>6uA~. A. Dee. -o-The employees of
fae rr-eke Irln Company A. oNnor. SIX nli.is
from this cily. 4uit worS Yesterday, aaf the fros
fr She csnr rsurs igrn-res vcre banked. me
eti.e ol tl-strl ). rHat Ne pcop> are assessed
ono f1flsr ge- rnon-h fo pfts school te.cler aud
r,lv.irfsu ~hlct 10y refG.et to Tay The
,t-i - hsvo oecn or(e-ei o. vacafr tic COM
aalg-s L1ls,s a. once. A. he company Store
uas a.s.l. ri0sSst
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21
sULLlvAN's REXr
lie VIII TndcSvor 20 10 Patsy Cardiff in
Four Rounds

sr PArL Dee 20.-A letter received Eom Pat
-heeig r-verlsy fvcd fho date for the meeting
Patsy Carcir suf JON J.. sullivan t'- Janugrr
1-il A.nne sro'is. IN infs ms'ch Sullivan wiNt ~
o. le- Carf.r in four r0lrdt C1rlif INA. Deeo
ia err f0r rnn nisftr far turce weeks and is -
sa.-r .l.a condition Ills lrruis are acki1- q ~
feesi.r az are ecuaSert rart he all sfoY sac
f.f.r ROUND. ui-h fhe cham giOQ. On .erufrg -
fat El..es. uiI try 1seri up f1l, rounds le.Jie
tl.. wan 10 r. fsII
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21

I.f lt1'iH6 belle ifeN Sallt 81 sFtI
Az r.tt Aalig nI la il4ls.au efrltf
ill tafuef Gag FULTON where ynl -le
aIups Ela>sssrt and crag Efrs
c..lt, lnKurpssstd auc prot 80 .oN
h-i Itis Ia tut g. -llt g. EU
Then asa % enlk suu 81 Keen iof ygar
- ieTraH lrtps iH HraG iugit itafs.
bli ai g. ulce aud ifurl Glsr new
And here - leA 700 y nsf 81. 90
AIS Orc-teut1 - ft eDge ia tsKc
lo Those who ou lhe fiut iIts rave.
Ahl ior common ust iaI every 0hy
Nnfe goods fileu lae ean earrs aNaK.
i- Itila ffllE~sr aua fauulua a. asa
g. stauo e. the very hesd ,.i faf class.
Aua Nt 10 exact ks e aEncc
- lol aeu - iexf tls oIiaf sHC >rt
cumming a lrsLanI new trDfkeff stone.
oA s,s the hsrksint ne a. seen heiort.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21

rer Tas eeesas'.r llsas -r
r- Feet rp,r sa1 HoErrraF f.r-aers.
r per spl<f. Eeslss psrsass zsre
ereFpaa.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21

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aaa s1Istl 81 @tsles
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tppf- his slls
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Anl Ais craarF
Ia Ctssls designs.
>oul rad Is there
1uc 81 mucl ilafe
Sea y stf si hEfffs
fIfcl a-- siarr.
And st f1iCo. fsf
oN meet - ltA lH,t
sf tIlHt lilm
ls rllt S. Iatsla
ION Ml2 l'lt eIIEels
ta e. cara
slsi o3.ffsl4 >eeei
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-21
OUR JOYFUL JINGLE.
II Is Printed for Married and
Single
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21
MORE CONTRIBUTIONS,


m ~ bulgarian Regency seems to be
composed Of patriotic material. So far
it has withstood the advances and
defed the threats of Russia, proceeding
with its duties as if the little principality
knew its rights and dared maintain
them. Now it has displayed further
evidence of manhood and faithfulness
to duty by repelling the presumptious
dictation Of Turkey. Gadbau Bffendi,
the Turkish representative, informed
the Council that he had been instructei
TO operate in harmony with General
Kaulbars, the Russian agent, who hs
been so bold and active in his opposition
to the patriotic party. Gadban also ad-
vised the officials against disregarding
Russia's semi-threat, and especially to
delay the meeting of the Great Sobranje
for the election of a successor to Prince
Alexander. The reply of the Council
was worthy Of power which had the
ability to uphold its position.
It was that Bulgaria would
repel interference in her affairs
by Turkey, as quickly and determinedly
as she had done in the case of Russian
interference, and instead of receiving
the Turkish representative advice in
regard to the election of a Prince,
called the Great SoSranje ID meet on
the 9th instant. H
This is the course that brave men
viii applaud, though it may be the
course that will prove most disastrous
to the little principaiity. Rumor has it
that the Gear and Porte have entered
into an agreement by which part of the
Turkish war indemnity Is to be re-
mitted, In return tor which Turkey
yields certain privileges to Russia; and
Turkey is to occupy Roumelia while
Russia takes Bulgaria. The scheme is
bold one ali around; an attempt to
carry it into effect may bring on the
clash of arms which is inevitable,
sooner than has been expected. The
other powers to the Berlin treaty will
not sit quietly gazing on the proceed
ings while Russia and Turkey cast the
treaty aside and arrange q distribution
of territory according to their own
minds and desires. Aus tria, Germany
and Great Britain, aside from their
individual interests in the questions
involved, are under obligations to up
hold the treaty and preserve the
autonomy of the Balken principalities.
If it shall prove correct that Turkey
and Russia have entered into the
alliance reported, the next few weeks
will be full of events for Europe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21
S. g COX.

Sunset Cox las soon tired of the
di IoInatic service. He had one of the
choice missions-that is to say, one Of
he most interesting missions to man
ike Cox, who is ever hunting for new.
peculiar and strange phases of society,
lad who delights in the use of MS pen
He consulted his own inclination when
e went to Constantinople, and his
resid nee in Asia has been OF the most
delightful character; but he has been
Disconnected and unhappy, and now
comes home to return to the life he
tas so long followed and which has
been so congenial TO him, and in which
he welded such power. Cox was longer
in Congress than any member con-
temporary with him at his retirement
his service aggregahng twenty six
years. Ohio sent him to the 18th, 36th,
37tb and 38th Congresses, and New
York to all the Congresses from the
list TO the 18th inclusive. During all the
lime he was recognized as Demo
cratic leader in the House, and the
legislation of the nation owes much to
his clear Medicines, his ability as law
maker and his thorough Democracy.
1t is improbable that he could be con
tent elsewhere than in the House of
Representatives, hence he surrenders
his diplomatic position and comes home
to be the idol of his old district. The
country as well as Mr.. Cox constituents
viii heartily welcome the gentleman
back to his Old haunts. AS to his )mi--
nation and election there can be no
doubt. Since his last previous election,
his old district, the Sixth, comprising
three wards of New York City, has beer
changed, and he will be thrown into
another district, but whatever he wants
in down town New York he can have
by asking for it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21

The WHOLE country will be pleased
to know that the will of the late Samuel
]. Tilden has been admitted to probate,
and all the talk about contests come to
an end. The grand old man earned
the money which he bequeathed; it
belonged TO him and not to his sisters
and his cousins and his sunts; and
being his he disposed Oft in the manner
best pleasing to himself. To have in
terfered with his will and wishes in the
premises would have been disgraceful
to the relatives, and resulted in the
wasting of a considerable portion of the
estate in litigation. The heirs at law
having waived their rights and the will
been admitted to. probate, the vast
property will probably be devoted to
carrying into effect the humane, beneYo-
lent wishes of one of the grandest men
of the age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21
THE ALDEKMAN's PRAYER.

The New York City authorities hav-
ing imprisoned some of her bribe-tak-
ing ex-Aldermen, placed others under
bonds, ard frightened others into exile,
are now taking active measures against
those who gave the brides. Both the
boOdle-loving ex-Aldermen and those
who sought advantage by the giving of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21

HENRY GEORGE, the labor candidate
for Mayor of New York, challenged
Abram s. Hewitt, the Democratic nomi-
nee, to public discussion of the issues
involved. It didn't lack much of being
downright ippudence for. Mr.. George 70
issue the challenge. Hewitt respect
fully defined, as being a gentleman
he NECESSARILY would have to do. A
man with his reputation and character
cannot afford TO engage in public dis
cussion with such a fellow as Henry
George rTheristter sought the meeting
largely to have himself recognized by
reputable people.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21

The KNIGHTS of Labor propose to
re cognize the women as tOilers, and in
this they do wisely, not only strength
ening the order, but doing an act of
justice to their mothers, wives and
sisters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21


dissatisfaction sOCK RELIABLE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21
Catarrhal Dangers.

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Gus, putrid matter defiles the breath and
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taste and hearing; to feel that the system
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ject of all afflicted. But those who have
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21

The CURRENT issue of the Bear Lake
Independent contains the following aft
davit. 1t may be here remarked that
the signer, Mr.. Hoge, stands high in
the community as an honorable and
truthful gentleman:
Personally appeared before me, Justice
of the Peace in and for Paris Precinct,
County of Bear Lake, and Territory of
Idaho Waiter Hoge, who being duly sworn
deposes and says, that he held the position
of chairman of the Repub lean County Com
mittee in,18S2, and that during the month Of
October of that year, man by the name of
iBigelow came to Bear Lake Counts. as the
duly authorized agent o., the Republican
party of Idaho, and that he did-there and
then makesthe following offer for and in be-
half of the Republican patty, tO-wits that if
the polygamists would vote for sSfngiser'
they would al be allowed todo so.
LSigned WALTER Hole.
subscrfbedAn sworn te-before me this
18th day ofOctober, 1886,
PARIS, october 18th, 1885,
- THoHAs ]. SMRDLEy,
Justiee1of the ReaSe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-21

brides, will doubtless be taught in the
most emphatic manner that bribery is
twice cursed. It curses him that takes
and him that gives, and when it hap
pens in New York City sends both to
Sing Sing. The example being made Of
these cases of corruption, willhave its
effect on the acting Aldermen. who viii
perhaps adopt a prayer contained in the
Psalms of David, which We slightly
alter and commend to their serious
consideration @SH
Lord, 1 have loved the place where
honor dwelleth. Gather not my soul
with sinners, nor my life with Doodle
men, in whose hands is mischief, and
their right hand is full Of brides"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-12-14
MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden on the
10th instant
For Sacramento-Ebner Bros, 20 barrels
whisky, barrels brandy: Mebius & Co., bar
rels buckwheat -four; Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., IS barrels hinges A. s. Hopkins q Bro, $50
bundles baskets; j. F. Cooper, l piano; c. A.
Warner, boxes books; C. T.. Barton, case ma
chinery: Stober Bros, box nuts.
For Stoekton-W J. Goldarsky, 10 barrels
glassware II. C. Smith, barrel popcorn; w. w.
Montague SO bundles iron; China Hall, hogs
head erockery.
For Chico-Sullivan Bros 100 boxes candles
For Marysville-A. S. Hoffman, 1 box nuts.
The following freight passed New Orleans on
the It'll instant:
For Sacramento-Weinsto & Lubin, bale
flannel: Hale Bros. & Co, cases suspenders, 8
Luhrs Co., % bags coffee, Isl cases baking
powder 425 cases canned oysters: Huntington,
Hopkins IL Co., 81 cases lanterns EOS kegs nails,
$50 kegs hOrseshoes, so bundles iron. As eases
steel; Baker & Hamilton, case paper; Mebius
d Co., 45 butts tobacco; Lindley q Co., pack
ages tobacco, 80 boxes fish, 10 barrels currantS;
W. r. Strong Il Co. bags peas; Booth & Co,
cites III. Fisher * Co., cases confectionery; G.
II. Gilman, cases shoes; A. A. Van VOORHEES, d
Co, case names; L. P. Gilman & Co., case
brushes; j.. Elkus & Co., bales blankets, case
hosiery; j. I. Stoll, l case blankets; Gus. Law
enSon, 2 cases shoes; A c. Tufts cases drugs;
Kirk, GeaTy IL Co., 10 cases medicine, barrel
ginger, case drugs; A. S. Hopkins Il Bro,
cases matches, bales Irvine; J. Hahn Il Co.,
cases drugs; Adams, Mcneil 4 Co., 500 cases
! case cigars; A. Coolot, case cigars: Gattmann
q Wilson, bale flannel; W. F. Peterson, cases
candy; k; II. Petit, case cigars: I. Scott
l barrel glassware.
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san FRANCISCO AND VICINITY.

In the Assessorship recount yesterday
neither Siebe nor Nealon gained any adj
vantage.
H. Wyngran was thrown out of buggy
on Sunday, while crossing the Oakland
local railroad track, and dislocated his
shoulder.
AT the opening of the Stock Board yester-
day morning little change occurred in
the prices from those at the close on Satur-
day. In some shares there was q slight
drop, while others made small advance,
Dan Refs, a farmer residing in Redwood
canyon, Alameda, in drawing q loaded
shotgun from wagon on Sunday, caused
it to go off. The shot passed through his
right arm, intlic;ing a flesh wound, which
is not dangerous.
James Carroll, native of Ireland, aged
81 years. has been missing from his home
at 100 East Fourteenth street East Oak
land, since the Sd instant Fol several
weeks he had been peddling catarrh snuff
in San Francisco. He has wife and four
children.
F. A. Roper. a German shipcarpenter
has disappeared from his home at lis Clip
per street. between Twenty fifth ana Twen-
iy-sixtn streets. He went out in search Of
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JAMES McCAWs

JAMES McCAW'S
WOOL and Coal Yard, Nos. SIG g SIS I. at.
WELLINGTON, si2; SEATTLE $40 sr,,,
w ton. West artley Iehigh and FOO 6,a In
Also, Coke, Charcoal aud Pitch Kindline 1.foo.
Second so al growth Oak Live Oak, Pine and Willow
10Y pssts mo1u Oh an Kinds at the lowest prices
guaranteed. 1T JAS MccAw. Proprietor
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PACIFIC COAST.
BENJAMIN HEINZE SHOT DURING
A STREET RIOT.
Railroad Extension-Acciden to a
Hunter-Death of a Violinist-
Federated Trades Meeting.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-USIoN.l
PACIFIC COAST.
CALIFORNIA.

IsrncIAI DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-UsIoN.I