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ms LEG SEVERED gY A saw.
Frightfui Accident 20 a Workman
In East Portland.

PoRrIAsD, Oct I5.-DaBsei sundbOsn. -
YEAR, 0.d, an q married. suffered the loss 81
his right ieg yesterday morning bile EN-
pioye4 an q wood saving fasehlne Ia East
portland TIE machine stossd near the
PaTsiaad & Vancouver railway track. with
q horse attached, ard the animal
had saoYef near the track with
cat heing observed by tae Ezsn ia
charge A locomotive had passed the place
several times E4fhSut eomiag x. contact.
tzu1 ia backing u cssiisied with the shalt ~
whieh tir snw was attached. throwing the
PULLEY OF Aad tbs saw cut Of pasee- TIE
alter struck saodOosn on flsc leg, 3sst
a0oTe Tie ankle. seTerluZ the limh IN
SANITY having the loser parti0s Ia the
lsso1- Toe assh's am Sss aiso broken aud
lie s3s naa \ gas5 iraga the Tying ifas-
z5sats- He Ms taken 70 TIE fiDs,3 ssz2zl-
iza hsEp4set. where ais tayafies Eere at
s.assrd 10, IL being lSana EeeesszrT - re-
az1rEsAse tbs icg lsfgbeF aP. y = xpSetssi
tnAf $40 ttasa efii s1rsaYe fAe Accsaeslt
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elarea X was not proposed hy reversing
tie constitution 20 destroy kepr blicAn ia
siitEficus. hist % improve shesA. Revision
EAs r3fasr aimed sxainst royals. plots
a7d Pos for the crestioa ef = director
fle9ses added that the hE1i proposed to
grant the ministers a LEGAL period Gurfag
which sAes Saerid remain u t-ower. Tbs
ministers woesd thus be less freocespied
with the yote~ Of the chambers. and q; tbs
same tine The chambers would always
possess the rizhi to ilnreach ministers
He moved faas the bin be referred 20
committee. Thzs motion was adopted al
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DISTINGUISHED OFFENDERS.
The I.onden ''Timcs' - List cf Irish
Crfmfnrfn

DUBLIN, Oct. tS-The Fsexu.aa's laarua{
puelishes iu-day the list Of she charges
against the Parneliites which the London
Nnses wiz bring forward before Che COM
mission OF inquiry. The Ifaaes indiess -
Irish members Of parliament. Tho iIsf al
other persons included Jamcs Carey Brns-
lin, the hospital inspector 81 Richmond
jail, who said ko assisted Stephens 10
cScaFse: Stephens. Snrnc. Ryan, Ford. Rrenz
man, sheridan, Sonden. aud other Fsnlxn4
The IAud League Is charged with illegal
acts. with the object % 0btairlag the COM
plete Independence al Ireland. Thc ladies,
League j. Included, with The names of
Anna t,asnei, ard osherx
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Thrown rnao0cn 4 WINDOW
sleepy wstelssaen In a =. Of L. HAN
Ontwtttsd.

NEe YoEK. Oct E.--gamfs Z. quinn
aud four friends were haHlea tArouxh .
wiudsH Of fsfAagpsss hall and iuf0 tbs
street az a yesY early hoar shls morHipH.
Among those thrown asft was Dyer ID. L1u.
formerly 81 Chicago. bal nsu eiiioF Of en
anarchist sheet pnbssshed hers. Quinn
bad been reiHsiaied IA iythsgofnz hsi ~
sa order of = civil e0ufs. ne ana four
friends were guarding tna hall. All Eve
removed their hats, coats and shoes and
went 10 kieep. shortly afieseAFss nnWe
tsr % the anti Home ciGb fGefion eKeI.
iato tie hall in their stocking fees. They
burst oten the door aud ssIzsd Qulnp aud
sIis friends. Al the sans tlaee sUfkins tte1H
with fists and e3aoe-
After being thrown through The window
the rarty Of i've ran 30 tho police stallion
IN thelr stocking fefs and soEght prufec'
lion. u Is supposed the isa&er 81 the ae-
sailaHis was Waking Delegate Fitzgefnid
II the Ale aud Porter Union. ReHs over
ihe possession u The ball have bten Ire
qucnt In Dsstrieg Assembly ~
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THE pAs-ELEcrRIc SCANDAL.


.WaEBiSsToS, Oct is.-Ip the district
supreme e9aFt, general term. 10 dsy In the
demurrer entered By al ef the defendants
except Attorney f3e8er4i Garland. Vas
eFerfaied ard defendants rs4aiFed %
answer The chief Justice e.erred to the
charge that the plziniiS bad been refused
lnipFEasiloa - 70 tne condition ~ The AZ
fairs Of the company. and wss of she opiu.
ION that he vas entitled 10 an accounting
nSri&nd. IN hts ans~e-, Under oath de-
ried the aliacziions 0f tne tiii, and con
senfed to a. accounting By the executive
committee foF al sasas naiize5 fr9fa sales
ol stock "a Yia{sfioa of the agreement
The decision rec 1frea that defendant s1aii
Row HEsHcs.
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miaiDr Tor gold Is done IN r.ierers. he
nsn<rs wasAiae oat Al hsys On the riyer
from 20 70 81 per day: that this can hc
eSrrisd ON for only abSHt Two raoaths ii
The ysaf. owing ffSt % high water. ana
ses-anely 10 thc frssSt. whish cssnes cary
and stops all operations
s'recicuS minerals are abundant aud cau
he met with Ia many districts. especia,tY
n the roayher country and on nearly al
rivers that he frarerSed.
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pRus1mERs Favor PROTECTION
A Very Large Delegation 10 Call on
Gen. Harrison.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 1a.-The secretary of
the Commercial Travellers Club has issued
a circular 10 the effect thai the commercial
travellers have arranged To assemble in
mass convention 1t indianapolis on the
18th, IN ths interest OF prot ection 10 AmeTi-
can industries Indications are that IL VIII
be the largest meeting of the kind ever
held in this country. the circular claiming
that every article produced aad manufsc-
tnred in The United States viii be repfe-
senied Responses have been received
from Chicago. -. Louis, Cincinnati. Cleye-
laud and other cities. showing that the
greatest interest is being taken In the mat
ter, aud that all travelling men. irrespective
Of faTty affiliations. ere arranging to spend
that cay in Indianapolis. which Is 10 be
known a. Drummcrs DAY. The pro
gramme is to meet IN convention, organize
and pass resolutions. after which tney viii
pay taCir respects 10 Gen. Harrison.
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ENGLISH MAILS TO CHINA
A Contract With the Canadian Pa
cIfic-Three New Steamers.

MONTREAL, Oct. ij.~-A cable dispatch
from London says: The Pacific mail con
tract has been signed between the imper-
iai government and the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company. Tenders for three
steamers viii be received within week.
The stipulated service Is 20 commence In
Is months, the company receiving annu-
ally E4s.oOo from the Imperial government
in addition To Ei5,000 from the Dominion
government, for a monthly service for 10
years from Vancouver, not only 10 Yoke
hama aad Hong Kong. as FIST intended.
but also calling at shanghai.
Increasing aBxisty + felt 10 learn that
the Dominion government realizes that
the whole efficiency Of the Canadian route
20 the East depends upon the Atlantic
service. II that equals that by New York,
say Il knots, the Canadian route 20 Hong
Kong can easily compete win Sues; other
wise fast Canadian railway and Pacific
service Is useless.
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THE VISIT TO ITALY.
Emperor william at Victor Fman
ueIrs Teub-<5ofnx 10 Pompcfi.

ROVE OCT IS--sund&ya afternoon EfnFereE
William VISITED the Pantheon and laid
wrenths Rp1s the tomb of Victor Emanuel
A crowd gathered 0lgside tie Fsnthe1n
and gave tie etlpsS9y al entAasiasfte
greeting hen he ez1ie aat. bis haa- age %
ihe iA-e kirg making q deep fsa PR ssiosi
nEsoa The people and &sai9s to his Fepa-
laEffy.
Tfss. fetes ln hsEor d tlse German esaye
rur have bsRB eauciatesl. The emperor
visited sarisas s.esass Ct interest II kaEie
asss VIII - - Psslslseli. sbsse hs Hsli xii
ness sAe uneAzthiss % aEaasaer ef u.@Ts1d
hafsak.
Tbs rs0rniaE the seAsssr Wa lucleza.
saf. szts klpefoF william seusa ailesi a. fse
Sgaifluzf trzafsssfs1g b,sszaetk aifh Ceaai
ftesls = isslussck- u s1e afitz4eee ~
vss4fiseF hsee&s8a faeT, ea4 afttF e9afetls sas
xtfa k3ag uamksFt t8e esa pafaE Cfsrg
ahs4f he ssfy s-essE fhs slzass. fBts pssts
vii sszs faf SAE4as . ttae Eaasl4&E.
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San rranei.ea gepnnlIean ricket.

SAY FRAScEsco. Oct. fa-The Republican
cify ana coaBty convention reassembled
this eyeBiug aud nominated for mayor
Charles 4 story, secretary Of the Home
Mutual Insurance Company. for superior
iadees. J. r. uans- &. n. Banesteli, r. H.
rsg!ur. : IT Holiday. for state senator.
Twcnfy-hiih district. James l.. Britt, ;o-
Assem- bls msa. Tweuty-aiaih district, Tnos-
b. MglTey. Twelve school directors wsre
nominated. ot whom six were ladies.
Pesic. Judges and iasiieCs were nominated,
au. the conYeutiDa adjourned tiil Weinss )
d. n.ahi % eanln-eia Lae Meket
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ssN seSslteao. fls1 1-.-S uslfs&s.
gaaasa 3 tsFAa+e. BAH y A. fisss Aas1s4
sses 81 ssssy. sas ateis easzIs3 1rsAs ssei
shss afssI1eszs y tHP 2qscftlns - ssi.-
fssaI ta SAC hss Ee @xf Il Se&za uiA.
zszslrsAgs x = seF and ss9.ss1atA 1z4 Isrssass
Ezrzs- - z&zi<Fs =, : 4ss ; A. - tke ht<ss
5zs lAs fsfzsEs aAs psekc2 -, mnz tse
*EssEs
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TEN THOUSAND CHINESE LOST
Terrible Floods Near Pekin-Twen-
IL Village Carried AMaY.

SAN FRANcfscQ. oct 1s.--f hiua mail re-
ceiyed YESTERDAY says a cIssstroDs Hood
occurred near Fang-5ban- Hsienf, ia the
vicinity Of Ptkiu, 80 tc night oi August
i3 seven and one half inches of ratn fen
IN Pekin aud immease volumes q waser
collected in tie ravines about Lien Ii Hg
and snd3enly bruka ia Bpon % Yilisges
More Than i06o Perseus were drowned
and large number Of draagak anmz
The village IN ihs valleys near fekin ar
10 danger every season. a the Dtis are
destitute of trees aud the water Ggws IN
fearful torrents. uaimp1iied ~ vegu ziion
SeES 81 the catastrophe was os~ll1 1t sy
missionaries living uesr The scsae Of tae
a
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Eeeep,lon 10 Congressmen.

sAN FktNcasco. Oct IA catering Fe-
ccPsion Wss given cousrs szmen ". W
Morrow and Charles y. Fcison ng the Re-
pablicans Of sau Francisco tonight in
compliment for thsir work IA congress. A
procession ot Republican climbs of the
clty. comprising 9bsMi $50 men. al being
IA auifoFfn, marched through the principal
streets 70 fhc Mechanics Pavilion, WheFs
speeches v hich called forth enthusiastic
applause were made Is Morrow. FELTON,
and Timothy Guy Phelps.
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To Change the Mseting-TtAs 8
Congress.

NzsmxGTgS. Oct. S--siepresesiaslsc
whecser - Aiat41n ta-dag introduced Ia
n henAs q hiA providing fer f8e 40 SEM
tsEz q tie Fi7fg 4rsf eongreFs asd ~ at
aaea1 eoRQses &. : - s,se e. s - NaFef wfei
s1tl he hfs1 Me1sss Is feeesa tef ioii9ss
ssE Ha5e-x s.se ~ sl.ss.st -Ktsfessss Miss
u 1.s asrsrars
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A Haid Iiank Rehherv,

MONTREAL, Oct. 1.-The clerk is the
Qaehec hank rcccived surprise Today
when youth walked ia with q soap-b0x
under bis arm, pat The bex down ii, the
ncor, stepped upon IL, reached over aud
9rasppd parcel of hilis talaed A. xtnln. and
went eut Of the door. All ef tbs ernploves
gut "a the door as quickly a. poksteIe
The thief was nov here 80 D. xera aud no
one can give any deeeripsinn 81 him
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THE LoCKED-oUT CHINESE.
Canada Nay object to United States
Ceiestials Remaining,

NIAGAgA FALLS. Oct. 1s.--The four Chi
namen continNe the wards of the Grand
frank railroad. The Grand Trunk Anthnr-
tiles have done everything in their power
10 get them across the frontier. even com
municating with the authorities ct Wash
instOn. Zach time reply came that they
cannot be allowed 10 enter the country.
The Cinnamon have now sent communi-
cation 80 the Chinese Ambassador at
Washington. No doubt the matter viii be
come an international question between
China and the United States. aud possibly
Canada and the United states
The feeling here is that tue Canadian
government should obiec, 10 Canada being
msde dumping ground for the Chinese
pauper population Of the United States,
made paupers by the United = afes author.
iiies not allowing them TO return 20 their
places of business and work.
THE CHINESE RELEASED.
MONTREAL, Oct 15.-The four cinnamon
who have been under detention isr the
past week by the customs authorities, be
cause OF the refusal OF the American
authorities to receive them, have been lib
Grated, the poll tax demanded having been
paid. 1t has cost each ChiBaman Ia all
sIG5, SIS for a through ticket from Hong
Kong TO New York and $50 for the tax.
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King ramassse Hard Pressed.

LONDON. Oct. I5,-Aivlees from S4mos
of the date Of oesober ?. Ssxtc that Nsiie-
toa's partikans had taken Tamzsese's res.-
denee and we're besicxsae his esihereuss st
Nulin Point The latter were without
food or water, and the Germans were try
ing TO supply them.
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gkCKaSFsE3E, OF 1a--EW ya1oS
seEes e4s4s ~aaE4y. D. deaths. :. TIE
sssse42i tsiilella faz gas = naars sa1<d e p
=. Is-sz-zas ssssses@ SEES eazss. - . s2st4a.
:. total nEaz s1ar ~ eases y czsc. -: HE9ss
-z1a aaes - sestn8 sl6
EJECAFLa. Ala. sSrt. lS--I Iil7ze nea Eases
sgs1zs &S4 ssss GeEsz. sas3Te5 XAEfe Nzs
.s.sl.t. sis,fssse fscss safur5sy n5gAt
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s,.rer,l Yeang pemecrat..

the Democratic faetlous for the TaAvos-
s.lfy. the Younc Aeu's Democratic Cluh
60, Cu iNe fence tonight by declaring /.
did not fcel iaaFelied by it, constitution Ia
enaarSr or ceudeSaD the candidates fer
municipal offices when thr DemocTstic
rzFsr haS usSre than oae in the Geld
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A Leehrrana Chinasnaa senteneed

BALTIMORE, Oct. ls.--Laa Dan Kee. = Chi
nese laaadrytnap. was today senienc 5y
Judge Paelps TO nine years IA ile ssnItea-
ABate Aayxari. 8 Io-year old glfl Ne J.
he hrst Chsusniaa ever sent q the NasF-
land pcuitensi4ry.
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a LAND on GOLD.


OTTAWA. aat. A--iL p Aes7aF.fi Hss
j8st Fss1fnr4 fflta . s-ainztf 81 exss y sstsa
II n TwAen k11 Ia krpxze ugefs re
Aax5a = dssesi.ed ~ a riFer 81 ts1neess
~ As< ass4szstst. ss4 faiiet lasE sHa tasis
skase s.sg aaz3f 40 osiiea r faEs thsosx1
asuaz - = llss u Eas1 ranz = aae tret .esls
lza.Aa af1f fAs4sk - seen Nifb TIE
rAkn. ese ~ tie iefEea ~ rock that
s11n@as - sis1<s f<zkr bat 80 fas sil
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CHICAGO, Oct ls-Moy Lou Ming. a
thafou <aiy AmeTieanized ChiBAmaa, wao
hA. amassesi wealth a. dealer ia feas and
spices during q Il year residence in this
eouatTy. applied for naturalization rspers
today but vas refused.
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g1zF. Uga Es--s e-silnG Kxss g@siia. pafzi
ss.tfsfv af safe. tsGs ses { = s4F t-s@E 81 Sr
70 Re gaT.lgls muscles. Is srh ae ASss
s lssas i fsHs,1 kFzsisef Win ka Escss,r
Williams vizs q ahe kaflHaz, a1s. fazs
Esaesrss Mlsazs Etaus.4szss sac saaEe >
htsa s.aesreisHtS-
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A Trrns Rnnnhlican Mnrderea.

uEsrsTgap. Tex, Oct iA--Lewis Nc
naGe, celosesi kefab.lesa candidate for
cetta2-asi her. ass shat sndskilled from
afabRsb SATURDAY H3ghf. No particulars q
tae asssssi nat3on kssc bsen obtained
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SAN fEsSsIsco, Oct. ls.--Iudiea;iouS for
= hours for Oregon ana Washington Ter
Iftory Rain; southeEiy winds hrisk 10
high ON rae Immediate coast higher, foi-
lowed by low temperature.
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rHE waR IN zANzrnAR.
German Station Destroyed sailors
Sacrificed to \ Fetich.

and destroyed Meaanola. German ssa.
tion near Bayarn;igo
The story that three sailors who deserted
from the German gunboat Noorue bad
baen eaten BY natives is anfonndea The
men were killed by the natives and the
bodies badly muf.l&ted through iefichism.
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THE MOTHERHOOD WINS.
The burlington Road said 70 Have
surrendered.

caIcAso, Oct Is. 1t IL stated shat Kan
azer stone, OF the hurtlgisn foed, - .
gesuif Gf recent e0ufereaces with his strik-
ing engineers, has conceded ell demands
sxcepi that f1r aiseiisbment ei the eiassl-
arAtloo, aua that the long styike VIII prob
ably - settied az she convention of the
Arotherlolsl at alchnand lhla ueek-
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u. Terrr Hon fnr TriaI.

San faASeIsco, Oct 4. - Mrs. sarah
Aithea Terry was avfaixned ia tho tnlind
states district court to-day upoa two in
dictMenis, charging her with assau.tinK
United states Marshal Franks ia she pircui}
court room rcccutly. She PLEADED not
guilty, aad was released GA hail
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Murdered in a Crowded street,

Nav NeRN. Oct iS.--An Italian, Antonio
1iscenlo, was fatally s.ahocd n the heart
meeting was ia fuii hiast in the hlg hall
and many people were walking along the
crowded thoroughfaFc. The unknown
InufdCFvr escaped. The vistlus had s3fT in
hia rsfsf kats
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SEw ORLEANS Oct. lS-John Chaf{ee.
one OF the faost prominent members OF the
cotton exchange. snd one Of the largest
cotton planters IN the United States. died
today, aged ~ lie was funding AGENT
during the war for the Confederate governs
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A nEEAD TRUsr vonnINe.


Se& YesK. ocf l5.--Fhe Ecae EakeFs
Essaesasl0a sestsrslay fai-es fAe prizes q
trrsfl cent All sfoana. fae goGfasy snto
HAkefs Eni0n at = ineaszns decided thAt
sse anfiou 81 the bes.es was the aFst step
fssas.5 fessaiag q Art 81 tsans. ana urSed
~ wexxing Fespia a.. 20 pesfcsiee Aa94x
here iha llessesc was aasis.
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EsBsLsusEsafs. Oft Es The rsEuzaf
saominsy meeilnx es TIA exeeulfss h1&sd.
y ci ~. hasasa - s'se Aeais1HreEz ~ fiso
ssifF - thss eiig today. N.fc Ies4fg F1H-
aesig. 4AssAfs, B&llsg. AfstxANFEA aud
fafss ss-essns- T1e ndne1 t@1 uelBhtz2 *
~ tosfsl. eaFsf<sa and H4ff<. have r:z,cd
sseir fslssAiipas 10 fhe Aau6e u IT.
board, hna artteu uppa fisfro viii
isfts s<fF ~ zlse saQsl ise F<tftaui
t.se lisl3rg ek The nf1e&ff2
very h0dH session II
zite u folI4z2e nszsin
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un,,ef .Ii,ns N.turaI,re,,

CRgcAsa. tsc7. GS--Fttewn hundred men
ul g4ri0sss azfi0nai.fiss we're BAfsT2iixed
hsEs se6ay. TIE sovua iIdsss of the
raan1g coaFs Aaa fheiF slcsks were keps
tEzy u.us- g tAC Gag.
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les ANGELES, Oct. g5-Fritz Anschlag,
the murderer Il ne Hltehcocks. wes
brought into court this morning aud the
date Of bis execution fixed on Novem-
her t6
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PuYALLuP, w. f., Oct. 5, 1888.

PuYAILuP, w. f., Oct. 5, 1888.
James Boutwell,, Secretary Home Fire In
surance Co, Seattle w T.-DEAR SIR: Ac-
cept my thanks for your check for $500 just
received ! had not yet received my policy
when the fire occurred but it proved 20. X,
and your promptness pleases me. The fire oc-
cured yesterday and today the money is paid
in full of the face of my policy, shall say the
Very Respectfully. Z. BARTLETT.
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4 vIcroRr ron BoULAxGEE-
zhs Fr-aeh oaveFnmsns A.aents q
Eeri.Iars II liz r..nsflsasissn.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-16
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-16
SECRETARY ratRcHiLD's DEFENSE.

fnd also in the papers to-day the re-
pert OF n Democratic meeting In New
York before which FGirchiid. secretary Of
the treasury, appeared to defend his policy
OF ioaning s60. .0Oo. eco Of the peoples money
( 10 certain pet banks without interest His
defense consists chiefly in proving that
/ oycrsiated the amount these banks could
make out OF that transaction. He saws
that | calculated Interest ON the whole
50, o000o1. whereas the banks are con-
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-31
RECEPTION AND DANCE.

Tuesday afternoon Captain Gra-
ham and officers of the U. S. S.
Alert held reception and dance on
beard which was attended by His
Mojesty the King, other members of
the Royal family, members of the
judiciary, diplomatic and consular
corps, officers of the U. S. S. Brook
lyn and FL. B. M. S. Cormorant and
a large number of our most promi-
nent society people. The invited
guests were received for the officers
by Mrs. Merrill, wife of the U. S..
Minister resident assisted by Mrs.
Moore, wife of Lieut.. Moore, and
Mrs. Knapp, wife of Ensign Knapp
of the U. S. S. Alert.
The decks of the vessel were
tastily decorated with flags, flowers
and eyergreens. The band of the
U. S. S. Brooklyn played for dane
ing. Captain Graham and officers
were assidious in their attentions to
the comfort of the invited guests.
Refreshments of a most palatable
nature were served. The whole
affair was much enjoyed by all
present
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-10-31
Whale Boats.

n answer to several enquiries con-
l. corning Whale Boat Frames, we
have now in course OF construction,
3 Whale Boat Frames "a feet by - feet
long. These frames are bent in one
piece of oak, and held TO shape, thus
requiring little tact to set them up and
build. The full frame for such boats,
including cants, 45 sections in number,
is sold at S2S; with large stems on keel
and ready to plank $40. They are not
Intended to be clinker built, nor as the
frail imported whale boats proper, but
are intended for rough use and dmabi-
lily, yet light wthal, for fishing and
trading purposes. We have exported
these frames aud intend dong so, and
make this offer 10 amateurs and others
DESTROYS OF trying their hand, with
plenty OF leisure aud small cash to make
business. VIM bend frames TO any
given model from 10 20 tons. Also on
hand for sale Surf and Pleasure Boats,
Stems, Knees aud Iinbers. Mutual
Telephone No 325.
DOVER Il SON.
70 II Boat Builders.