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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-04
RETALIATION DEFIED.
Canada is Commercially Independ-
ent Of America.

ToaoSTo, sept 3.-The laying of the cor
nuT-stune Of the new postoIGcc az Aylmer
occurred saturday. followed IL the evening
BY banquet 10 secretary LaHgSyin and
ether ministers. Secrctary Hector LANCE
Gan. referring 10 Cleveland's retaliation
saesSase. said that Canadians should keep
perfectly cain. In q fcw weeks cur neigh
ovrs ana friends VIII come back 10 peace.
surely tie amiiy thar has existed Tor seg-
euts years was not goiEg 20 be disturbed
for q trivial matter now. Ne have nceoti-
atea before. Rad IL theFe Is ans thing thaf
remaiHs unsettled we can prGeeed 10 dis
euss II emieabiy aud reach mutually saiis-
factory results. one thought that s.rikc cs
use Is the policy Of The government ui Tan
a4a 10 constructing an intcrcoi0aiai raii.
way rvopeuins canals, Ead pushing con
struetiuA Of the Grand Trunk aad Canadian
Pacific railways, is u0w 3asIinesi by events.
However much the United states may hust
as, they VIII hurt themselves great deal
more.
Taey must understand the Canadians
are Ia different position frUn1 what they
were 20 yrars ago. Now there grc railways
from one esd OF the domain to the other.
We can Eow set our goods through our
Own territory, over eaf own roads, winier
and summer. an1 we should start thr
construction Of seult Ste. Marie canal
J.. b Eddy. d welt known maBufaciurer.
formerly Of Hun, Mass, said Il The Canae
EiaNr NtAt@ sAaAsN to-NttirE lL2tt AGt4 4tHf
uo presidents message.
SIR John Thompson said that was the
sentiment wzich made of the Uuted states
one Of the nohlesi nations % the earth.
That was the sentiment whlcu he hoped
10 see among the people al this jgncfurs.
when one pi ,auada's egetaaes was Haunt
ing his reireaiiRg in her face. They were
strong. but canada vas rigat lie would
not fear, he salu, u lag Cauada's case o.
fore any judiciary sworn 20 al
minister justice without prejudice, ia
ihe world Canada aHd the Canadians
wpnld emerge uuiAFuishcd from the or
deal Being in the right. and conscience
being GA oGT side, fuc aDiHgos4ty Of the
V5sit.icai demagos uss on the other side of
lkc line woHil saiI tu disturb the peace
that ought 10 exist between these two pee
pie. I am pot the possessoF of cabinet
secrets tu give aeay. bal a. a Canadian !
have tbe utmost ialin in cur present ease
aaG our triumph. TIE manifest aaa plain
cUtF Of the government oi fbe country j.
Ia Protect egcfy highway % commerce ia
th4s country, ty lal4a or BY water The
provinces must causp3ste their connections
gVita oacB otaer. being right, We care not
u gbc Whole word Is alra1td aganst Us.
Hon john Gnsflean, minister 81 iniaaG
revenue. and Hon. q. HaGmaasf. poet
master general, followed Ia a STRAIN SINH
lar. Ali ths speeches Werc enthusiastically
a AuplauCc1.
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= MILLION DOLLARS BET.
Proctor Knott Wins che Futurity
sfake-. af Shrenshcad EnN

NEE YoEg, sept s-This was reds -l,tter
day fer the American furf-the DAY upon
which. a. sheepshead Ray. the Kentucky
dyer Proctor Knott wpn $1,000 futuf.tY
stakes foTfy-fve thousand people weff
pfcscaf, aud never before was - great a
ihroug within the sAies Of ths c0ucy
IslnB1 Jockey clan roErsc if was
a representative New YORK crowd. aud
Is personnel cuaiG not be duplicated in
any other American center Boston. Phil
also reFrese cited. ~ Is expected that not
far from 81 .Go0 900 changed hands through
orr ihe evening. The track was perfcct.
as was also thf weather.
Thrse-qaasfcrs nlic-nriitauie won. sam
Harper. gr.. second. Laredo thiFd. time,
iIf4a
seycn-cixhfiis oi mile-FFauk Ward
won. Bor4elasse second. Leila May fhlr3;
time %
one aud a quarter mites -Hgm0nt won.
Badge second, iele1 thirf. timr as
Fuiurity staEes, tnree quarters - mile
Starters, The i49ness. TipstnF Gsieua.
Erie. Princess, Rowing, Proctor Kuott
Aurieama. Seaorifa. flmba. Fcrast Ring.
sslgafor, Fhi,ander. Lady fniaiieF, Village
Maid AttHc first attempt the bunch ast ad
win Furcst kiag triar q frsnf, fipataff
second, Proctor kuoff and AuTiCufna third
aud fourth and Village Maid last The
tuo iHaders ifnIned stsis harap - 81 tie
Pace, aaG were 1Hly 4 head atarf ri the
nrs; faflong post. wiih Proctor Knott ard
6alena ranniBR Next 90 the headers aud
Aarlrag1a hehind The paeIfieus were
uot varied much until the hfni 20 the home
stretch vas reaeheL tiaiela brgau 20 look
hke a IS 4nuef. AurieofaE was mndcr The
whip. AZ ne last 18th Isazt Eafues gave
Frgctof kauft saa1r enronraseEaeni, kaa
BY 4 gallant gpuFi Sc GRsacgi io ihe from;
ard won hy a uefk ! in ] .inif :. salvador was
second isuzth ahead u 0aisus, Village
Maid being las;
oHc miis~- isgata won. Pasha second.
Kaleidoscope third time. a. s.a.
Tnrca nErtsrs gnile-~s-rideaWa Won
Volunteer sceaad. Dauieiia thifd, time,
lis
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PORTLAND NEWS.
The Shallow Coiumbia-Narrow rs
cape from Fire-Fatai Accident.

u
PoRILASD, Sept. &-Thc steamer Oregon,
due here at p, m last night. arrived al
$50 this morning, The delay was caused
by the British bark Amanda. en- route here,
being aground az - Helen's bar The
Amanda was gotten of the sand al ? "a
this morning. II seems the channel az -.
Heleus Is 80 narrow that slight deviation
feet
John G. Briccry, who fcll from tfestle
20 feet high on the narrow gauge ycster.
day, breaking his hack, dird a little after
i o clock this morning lie was a native
OF Portland, Ne. aud - years u age.
The fruitdryi Ing house Of Marx feAy.
East Portland. had a narrow escape from
destruction hy fire this morning Fire
. broke out from sn unknown Csnse i'm the
dryer and was vel under way acfarc dis
covered, but a large hose heiug handy. was
attached 10 plug near by aud q stream
turned on. This, with buckets aud lively
3cTk hy the employees. saved uof unlY The
dryiug house hili the standard box factory
and WHAT The damErc was nominal.
LAST night the'sieamcf =. = Potter made
the trip frem Astoria 10 Portland in j
hours and 20 minutes. Iais beats the Ieie-
phones best fime II minutes
VI, II. Goodkind. who has tsaoH daine the
detective act ia the mail robbery case
whereby, d j. claimed the First National
bank of this city lost sl0@n, has made
himself So obnoxious around the postoalee
aud at lodging houses where the employes
i've that hc has been throNu cut bodily
irpm several places during ihe last few
days.
sing lee. a Chinese couriesan arrested
last night for stealing so ftBrn visitor
attempted 90 commit suicidc ia the city
Jail this afternoon by hanging, with The
aid % O SIX handkerchief She was acci
denially discovered just IA time 70 save
AcT life
8 t. Fulton. Just returned from thc IA.
iaase country. says the crop Of wheat ia
thai section VIII be a0o0 0lo bushels Goa
sideriug ihc good prices. general state ~
prosperity must follow.
jos. T. Gdsmer aud Phphe Davies
opened for a week atihe Ncw PARK tonight
IN "Tac World Araius, Her, and made a
decided bin The huuse was crowded aud
thc actors were given g ilaftering reception.
J. T. PiJss, II. Willis Carr, aud MfS. Dell
Field, Of seattle, nrr iu the city.
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rHE OBNOXIOUS RATES.
Only Few of Chieago's Objections
NaffgsH

CHICAGO, sept G-The committee ap-
pointed BY the Western reads 10 confer
with representatives Of she tEansc0uiincn-
tai association. with view 10 securing a
modification OF the new tariff WHICH dis
cFimiuaies against Chicago. held an ALL
day session to-day Eith Chair
man IsseGs. AZ the silire 81
Chairman Aidseig. A number uf changes
were made IN commodity rates, 70 tsGf on
az ARTICLES manufactured in Chicago 10
higher rates VIII be charged en Pacific
cught hgslaess tbau are charged from NeH
YORK. No concessions were saasie g. thc
Chicago jlb9iug trade, ard rates ou coiton
piece goods, etc. wia remain unchanged.
Western roads sill now pat the rates
into effect Western rssads give a. a reason
for cousynting 70 the new - he6uls tAaf o.
ignore II womb b. 20 simply cut II revenue
without beueatiiug anytsiy.
Eastern roads snl hold cut against che
Prog-oset tarf. t9klag the grOand thar 10
put il iaio effect would be al open VIOLA
ton 81 the interstate commerce law.
Chairman Blanchard toa Gas isssa1 cir.
cuiar letter 10 ihst effect. Tae ls.iier was
addressed - NrEbf. chairman d the
Central Traffic Association
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HAPPY IN JAIL.
Judge Terry Not Confident of Re
Iease-Sy Sympathy of Friends.

san FRANCISCO. sept. S,--sh0ftly before
: O'Clock this evening. Judge Terry and
wife arrived at Alameda county jail. Oak
land. and 10 minutes later had retired
Tailor Wooiscy gave them the hest cell IL
the jail, which was the one occupied by y.
3. suffer and G.. J. Majors. tac noted IaaF-
dergrS on the night before their execution.
George ". Is ieT and son. several lawyers
and others called On them and made a
short stay. The couple appear happy aud
Joke about The affair Mrs. Terry seems to
think the state courts Will interfere and
they VIII be shortly released. JudEe Terry
thinks diiie-cutiy. but does not complain
secure their release.
Justice Field was seen tonight, hut did
not care 10 be interviewed about the mat
ter. He said, however, it was
not customary for court 10 re-
consider rs action unsier similar rCum.
cumsfances. when asked il application for
"a writ of habcas corpus would be coHsid-
cred, the justice did not express au opinion.
but gave an impression That such would
NOT bs the ease over % prominent rysi-
dents OF the city called ol the lgstiec 60
congratulate him on what they consider
his escape from bodily harm.
FRESNO. Gala, sept S-At 2 meeting 81
citizens and business men Of tas place
20 night, which IS the home Of Judge
David T. Terry, arrested to-day for con-
teinpt OF she United states circuit couri, a
resolution was adopted expressing sym.
pafhy for him in his misfortune and ten
dcflnE their services 10 effect his hoaoH-
able release from confinement
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LABOR'S DAY.
How Cleveland Workmen
Rebuked Anarchists.
rEocroH kxorrs FAST FEET.
A Great Fire at Los Angeles Six
sfen Killed BY n Boiler Explosion
The Columbia River a Hard
Road TO Travel.

ClEvELkSn. sept Am immense bioesi-
rcd dag sS carried through the icaliinr
streets 81 Cleveland today, aad behind It
fllaTched score OF anarchists. Tonight
the tax i heissggsc1 aad I've Of the raen
Who followed il are in the lackup. This
WAS Labor daF. ana I9o men iarried iu
line ard with nGssc and waving EN- firsas
rSrsds9 the down town thereRrhsares
and then withdrew % a garden Ia the
suburbs The anarchists were IN tsse rlro-
ccsSi0n and. declaring themselves fa b
carqentcrs. they were permitted t0 retain
the place they had quietly slipped into.
~ the SArs.Sa they uufuried their fag
and Ecfgstd % acknowledge the stars aud
stripes The committee ia charge induced
them agslly to pus their iasa away. Mhea
tae colas1lgiee ;flFRed their backs. how
ever, iaa anarchists seized their emblem
Of blood aad waved it alofi friumphautlV
Immediately they were attacked by 100
honest wogkingmen. whose indignation
was beyond control, The hag Was irampled
Hnder foot and enc anArrhist aSier aa-
other went "a The geoHad in The
light, which continued for at least ID
minutes. All the anarchists but FIVE
escaped ise three detectives who were
present. bar those who got away were
bleeding aud lame aud viii hardly appear
in public for some time - come The
names Ct those arrested arr Ben Bill
carpenter: Rail Schilliag. machiuiss, and
1edfrsy osicrmeyer, Charles Lgbiin aad
Gugtay Rugtner. carpenters They were
locked up a. the Forest street station.
CHARGED with ripfiea
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NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Riot la oaxaca-An Opera Company
for America

CITY 90 MExgco via Galyestoal, sept 8
II dispatch from DaNaca says thaI insr
shSnfs refused tn receive ulGpey worn ~
sl-<s. and thus Provoked a riot which Was
auelled by the military. fhe government
ordered the taaEs - redeem tae ceiu.
Oen. Carries Diez GgeiffereE has secn
unanimously rc-ciec.ea governor Of san
Luis PotUzi-
Ysa4Fo Pkstei a CO. have STATED AZ
opera cenp pany for the n1ffhesu fr9nflaf.
shich viii give an ieifial Performance IN
san Frnaclseo aud thea InEkt e cala plcte
iour 81 the Gated -sGies-
4 Vera CgaE aisfstca says tsea- L9Esa
MendoSa Ezs shot ioGay On a train ly =
yeunx lawyer.
M, Halicr. who received fro1 ihe gov
eru1neaf large z-aa;s 81 sasa 20 loser
California has res0TuesI. aud reT,8ris fla
t,ssauF j. fu aoHrlsaiaS cnuasti0u- Tbs
ssveFnaeat VIII ali him - ihs utmost la
removing esaployes Who aFs h@ssiie 90
American isar1l-razs0D.
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Six Men KILLED and Two Fataiiy
Injured.

NAsHytiLs. Sept. S-At 6 O'Clock tails
morning The boiler og the Perry Stnye
Works - Sosih PiItsharE, Tenla. -ex plodei,
instantly killing GhartS Taslor, siipcr;R,
-, n. Donovan, f0re.naa 81 the maantlag
depaftnant, George y. tsaTtor, the leading
teReler town. WV. e. fughee. 81 Win
sstsies, Icun., and Mni Wa1saa.a mould
e. Win, Gross, a mEehiaist. and Ratk
scruegs, mouldcr, Wcgc heth fatally Ia
iBrcd.
4 lsTse plecc % the boiler was thrown
end ever end a distance "a lu9 yaris, aud
tare throEh fae side oi iaeisin's ss0re and
landed against thc opposite VA
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sae best reiEt a. which - eSfAhsish a teSel
graph station, nghfhoslSe aaa fose afrn.
whea 10 opsraiiop iaiS wiz rrx4tly heneft
EsNss1.asr
saith stated that the DcSatnlea snthori-
lies were n core sF.ontcHce sifh WaShiua-
ton ~ rerarti 10 tbs csfahaiShsneRa hv the
sitter Of : lighthouse and fo<- horn q ra,os
sS.aEd. ct the east toinf. and similar 80
Adjustments at Toaru pOtat Stewart
island. Gull % Georgia The Washington
aafaesi;ies promised TO ask an appro1,-.a-
siea FOR the purpose
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MASONIC TEMPLE III HNED.
Heavy Loss to the Order AZ Los
Angeles.

los AsaEigs. sept. a-Aho4t ts.ls
inefnlug fse broke oIt ia fAe rcEaIia roosa
of the Masonic Temple. GA the upper floor
81 the new ias AnTcies National hank
block TIE lrcrlen fourhf hsff nud got
the faFaes uuGzsT rHaIfal iu EAs4sit an hour,
hrs imm-ase dsnaec ass done % hre and
HAfer TIE roof frI 81 and rhf heausifal
hail of toe Knishis Tempssr i ram pieteiy
raiued sarne "a tie Rgasf important
records ana papers - q order wese saved.
huf shs1gi ali tae siagMgi aalirrms. -Enrts
and other Iaraf.ierrniia Evfr DESTROYED
ID = thaartf iie. .Ea.tns less wili .sa 3 .1zQ
vita fnf son lnsusauEe
The Gisssfsr las 80 stGp - the pro-
posed pilTfim&se ~ ges Fn8rutz - San
Birga. Tae tessple aaa eas teeu eecapiea
siuee Saf9nlaY gighs au8 maHF surpess
the nrsela ~ fhe Gre aas l1eaEaiaEr,
tsnseh aatnfgs da8uits = kueun.
Tss g-cgssd iaoF xas tetuIIasi - vEriogls
uffrFs ada ftis.r tsss is afsaHf szsg Toe
loser sisar aas nefapgsd 81 tfe bauk aud
lie ssares ~ ~ lssssuou3. batter. ala f'at-
saafs. asa rfssFase Their sfFs vas 1afiiF
q fa5AsFe=i ~ wAIeF Tbs Glr frlsea az sn1
faratlsra ef thr - ! vas aisa rl1ra s2-s-
sse3 Ihe laea-auts Nffae a4f'aier is
tsase TIE ists 9ss seasa Iai iast
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LABOR nav.
Appropriately Observed In cities Of
the East.

NEW NoRE. sept. &-IGbor day holiday
was appropriately observed here aud else
where throughout the state, Business WAS
practically suspended The exchanges and
haaks were ali closed The great feature
were games Of all kinds aud festivals In
many Of the parks.
CHICAGO, sept S--fherc we're tw0 labor
parades here, one by the Knights of Labor,
the other by the trades unions. Roth were
followed by pienics. The former laid the
cornerstone Of the brioklayerS' temple.
Among the mQiteee carried were
America Has IahorvFs Enough 10 Do Her
Own Work" NO More ChlHamcn or Con
tract Labor Opposed 10 Tenement House.
Chinese and Prison Made Cigars "Car.
penters viii never vote for any one who
was nominated IN the sca5 building in
which the Republican national convention
was held. as & was erected BY non sinlou
inborcrS"
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NOSES ANn NOISE.
An Indian Kills a Roy whose Name
Ecsemhled Dead sons.

VICTORIA, sept 1~-on the west coast OF
Vancouver island an indian who had lost
SON by death. named Moses, determined
en- numbering another lad.aa named
Noise because % the similarity ef names.
THIS he accomplished hy takiHg the hoy
aside and choking him % Gesth. iIe then
iied
The father and brother of Che victim are
Ia behriug sea. aud IL Is fcaosd that unleSx
the murderer il arrested. Justice viii be had
according ta Indian custom aud serioux
com mnllcatinms NAV fcAnli
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narrl.nn GnInr IInn.

TaIEpo, sept. a--Gen Harr ~ 3|
party arrived nt Toledo, cn rod ~
from Middle hass island. 1T
they were met a. the wharf -
Cummings. Mr.. tuiiiug aud repro &<< 81
of the local press. Carriages 4@
waiting and ihs peTtg quietly I'D ry| 5f
residence oi Nr Cummings, whs -
they win be for the night Gsn
VIII start on his rciuFa trip % fag 1114<153
10 morrow morning
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A Tngpsr AT CHAMBERLAIN
Csgaastonsrs Chief Organ Lays she
Flame on En=9ana.

TaxraS. sent E-The HaaT Nfsss says.
Frns8dsnt Cleveland seuh1iss- desires -
sress. znE caaa24 Eag fairy consider
szzzs s4-a cna e-sr. las pre- IdssusA Hass-
ssec sesrE8s 20 cell arsH taazis - % llf-
self ghst Esgtaud. p7EiCg saslasf - u&F
grthssrsrg rAsniee = q c17r ss tssfnLsr, fsiie-i
e. d f5r hgr Her hAns1s are igeg. ans sas
rawnft tsa assteT rhau unfls saa k4fs
aa.sh Diplomacy aas uszss ist1F sE4aa
s.sler
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NssHISsFoS, sept, S-Tae rSilraaas
paving removed the cause ef complaint By
lincoln. Seh. Of discrimination in fsv,a-
OF unShs- b. changing the rate sheets on
freight from the Pacific caaSf - as 10 make
both points equal. the interstate commerce
commission has given Lincoln merchants
leave U withdraw the complaints made av
them last spring, and subsequently inyessi-
gated hy Commission.
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DrBLIx, Sept. S--The Parneiliie members
o. Parliament have refused "a have anv
further connection with the Cork brauch
Of the National League, on the ground
that The Fenisn element control iis action.
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CANNOT no As THEY PLEASE
The Interstate Commission WIN Su-
pervise Railroad Rates.

hASNsNer0N. sept S--ChAirman Cooley
et tue t1,ers,afe commercc commission, oa
his attention being called fo dispatch
rom Chicago scgSniing r2tes over the
southern Pacific comrany'S road. said that
II Iraiic Manager Stunts i taking on thu
suhicci as j. reported, he is talking without
warrant from Anything said OF done BY The
commission
rates betWeca New York sad Pacific coaSk
points aS lew - tsfgcen interior towns
and fae Pacific caas' ~ high AZ be rlcaseS,
but there are considerations % relative
quality and justice that cannot BE ignorcd.
sad that have been kept steadily in view
Ia 81 tn2t TIE comm;sSioa has said In Its
rulings hitherto. raoy win Be kept just as
slcailiN m NlaM heraailnr
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sss FR Rtscl-ca. SEPT. E-Fielis Biscuit
and Cracker Cglnpaay mace su assign
m1le3 a. Sl6a 900, ani asscis about gl1.-
eA 5. Field, president ~ fhe e0BpaaF,
states that the eAuAe % Ihe assignment
sEs the heavy redEcfion IN price male by
q carufr4ine 5rEs -honl4 THE factory
siese 10 H1ea aaa 5ags van - cat 81 EN-
.f.-Haass.ass
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VICTORIA. sept 3-Hoa Ns-xenx;,.
beTel, Canadian minister Of customs.
y 10 IS in this city. declares The pnhl;shed
dssfsSseh frozn Ottawa to the esses. thAt gt,s,
DontIalon cabinet bad decided 70 sieia the
privileges demanded hy Amersca. 10 BE-
has bee1 manufactured hy Ay,eyican ,-.,--
respondents, Al Ottawa. who. il thev can't
get facts. telegrapA sbscrtities 10 thssr
lat@ers
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PARIs, sept. Son the reasseraaSiDx of
the chamber OF deputies. the Barlanrfsy
members intend 70 demand an inquiry
the departments OF arieche, the So,nn1e.
thanente lnferseure and the Nn-i.
LONDON. sept. S--Jsen. EoufauEer is ~
ported 10 have arrived al Hamburg. and Is
said 70 eeon his way 10 Russia via Coreu-
kas-sasf
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skS FeASCIsco. sept a-The British ship
Auuie II. smith. which arrived from New
on June % Edward Naree fcil from tho
upper tOTsail aud was drowned ON the
18th 81 june Second OllceF Harry HQfninE
fe!i from the Eame position aud was
drowned, 80 attempt coaid he made 70
save the aea. as heavy sea was 90 AZ the
time.
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callrnrnia So -.

SAcsAMENTo, Sept. S.-Thc state fair
opered ausFieigusly 90 day. The exhltifs
are nsAsiY all in pisae and make an at
iractiFe showing Gn saturday there will
be four grand stock parades and the an
nual sddress VIII he delivered hv John Z
Irish, Thursday, September Ia
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LoSDos. sept. S--pispaiches froya Mel.
bourne. Australia, announce that in a test
action in the supreme ccart Chinese i'm
migrant sued the government Tor dam
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City 81 Rio dc Jaueiro arrived from Hong
Kong via Yokohama, bringing - cabin
panese.
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hima. q toWn ~ the Ava prtl l<IH<1
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gnd con,ieuca raging on she bth #
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caused hy which $50 houses were 41
and g. persons drowned
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WASHINGTON. sept. a-The senate today
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OF Lighthouses Tor signals, etc. 81 Ballast
peint, san Diego. Cal. on Roe island. Sfis
bay, Cal. Appeal head. -iusiaw river.
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