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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-14
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.
Important Laws Passed Regulating
EniIrnai IhArEcs.

wAsHfNGroS, sept Ia.-ln the house 4
joint re,u4utI0.a u ~ fas-ed extending um-
a. Dciobrr 1 the cAist4ns appropriations
iOs t.,s sandsy evil ozlseuses ~ ths gov
egutueltt-
Inc ssna;e bin to amend the interstate
es,ali nfgEcs tas was sakcu np. Al ziaclid-
lHSut R4Yius sIs3g oustgs vuururJyut lurls
t4Gcsluu MAN iSuxfAi courts iB esfu rro-
t,,vdnsgs uHaeT Tue a. vEs ass'i. alsu
.yuc rse.IfFsng Use iutels 6sc com uleTte
1sH nss nrst ouv uaIlora ciassis' a,l0n.
a.4a isak gs any slpi ia.iOa titsrefrv11 a.l-
"a ia usI,s lsgs asolaeac-
Auaefs-.n uf ha.fsas olIcf'-d amendments
reQW5floE tns ciil4. lss-ssiu4i "a tAelu2e tae
tfloSla ef tuC l-igfsiEte catnslefcc
saw uvesasing all isooling ua3awlui, Ine
fB4liaa4 C..l.st.aAlts, Gs uVelarysis iufUu9tl
uuus Fstauc ugs AMI Associations. bal
lti N @ a saa.s Sitis-a ;oVS ffous Dfc isSu-is
sf.usss.ts1 q " a. ia utuauCc OF 4Aw. Toe
pgusIarsst Ea! Cuiapaisy Siso N~u4a en
ser .mtu slr2 t-ust ought 10 Dc seat 10
she gruIlrnUars sud kept HERE. Aasler
..sn tseyiasua that the railroads ~ese
AJAX ug aaoIs money uus1eF Ire 1 at FsiEts
CO.4iar. ce law thsa Iacy haa Ntvf avaS
before,
at sttsd. aad the vtaef rg1seied, a. too faE-
N,,ls.ss of Minnesota addressed the house
ia SUPPORT OF the Gllir4.GIasut oaercfi BY
f.5fu uaaklEg EatlfDsa1s iBNos isyfntSI under
itHlress states EuWs Assseuzs1.e - tav iNNs of
the States tgaFeTscti D. iae rord. lie said
sHr SugturFaA racine Hal had refused 10
suptaa Ea sla-c EcEgGal lsus oa the EfvNua
mat als..pr ttls latcrsiaie commerce iss a
wss eNEtaFt tF1sG aa4rtRaiGiy 10 tne siete-
trlsp ut Georgia Esalr point 81 order
agS. .I.sf the Amendment, ana lt sAs rgse1
oHt.
tisust enor submitted az amendment
nnEtug q uEssasfIs lGT any common car
rirf ss.L5 ~ g. tue rss issuas II iliis set 80
carry rgslassG oi.s azst. gsslcF pOtfsiells pro
suCgs. lsl4a-ssa s~s2 oil al4 iEfias 4ltshe ipF
Aus saltsg.s-F Ia lass ~ ey ylsl4s.zE ears aO
shall = ~ ez-e szr essHtFsi - sazlle. IA z4ly
gaaalzs eagrHs uTssas r5zsOIuoa taaE sssd
araies r..ail eaArse nc saisr rate fuT i1c
tsaurF- .rissis5 - t&g4 pTpsi acts "a vo<s4eu
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CORPSE sTREWN CUBA.
Eight Hundred People Killed by
Storm and Floods.
Forty Drowned In a Collision al the
Canary Misunderstanding Up
the Dead I'm Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3-PiecylRe special
from Havana via Key West: In some 10
oaliiies along the coast during the recent
hurricane entire fishing villages were
swept away. At Sagua 40 corpses have
been discovered, which were washed from
graves, and it i believed that as many
more are in the mangroyes.
Between Carahachas aud Carahat, l6
eoasring sohoopers are high and dry in Il e
woods. damaged 10 an extent that tney
viii be a total loss.
Fish were killed in vast numbers. Hun
dreds of cattle were drowned la the rivers.
and their earcaSses now endanger the
health OF the cities.
At santo Domingo City the dead exceed
ed 50, and the injured over 75
At CayO Francis the lighthouse was
blown down and the inmates drowned.
and two large unknown vessels were
wrecked. over f6 natives are known TO
have perished. At CRribarien the bodies
of but five have been recovered.
In the Vuelta Arriha aud Vuelia AbaiN
districts the ruin is complete. The cane
fields were laid fiat. tits esiim aied that
the sugar crop will fall short OF last years :
yicid over 40 per cent. In the Nuclta Abaio
a number of dwellings aud outhonses weI c
blown down. The loss is estimated al
100000 The entire fruit and vegetable
crop is complete loss.
The total number OF deaths throughout
the island l. stated al 500.
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BASEBALL.
New York Defeated n Third Time
by Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept i3-New York was dc
feated the third successive game by Tenor's :
splendid pitching aided by good fielding.
Ssore; Chicago 3, New York 3. batteries
Tenor and Daily. Welch aud Ewing.
INpAsAPoLts. Sept l2-in the last two
innings Boston hated hard. The home
tcam made n good rally In the eighth.
score: indianapolis :. Boston 10. Batter
les: indianapolis. BuFiiek and Ayers.
Boston. ClA ksou aud Tate.
DETRofT, Scrt l3.-ssndere was hit hard,
bat the home team tielded perfectly. and
they won an easy victory. hcJrc: De
irDif n, Philadelphia 2 Batteries Detroit,
Getxein and Wells; Philadelphia, flanders
aud Schricyer,
PfrrsBugg. Sept. i3--The visitors won the
game With ease. the new pitcher doing fine
WORK score Piiisburg 3. Washington :.
Batteries PittsbuFg. sialey and Miller
Washington, keefo aHd Mack.
PHILApELFHiA. Sept. B-Aihlctics Q,
Baltimore l.
CLEgELASD. Sept is.--No bali game to
day.
sr. LOUIE, sept iS.-st Louis 2. Louis
vile Z
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IN FAVOR OF THE KNIGHTS.
/ The Catholic Church Finally APP
! proves Powsferly's society.

NEW YORK. Sept. IA Rome cablcgrsm
TO the cdfa0iic Aelrs announces that the De.
cree OF the holy Office on the knigits of
Labor question, favorable 10 that orgaaiza-
uon, has beeu sent 20 Cardinal Gibbons.
IL viii be remembered that in April, lss7.
his holiness. COucurring Ia 1n idea set
faver of the X. of L., decided there was
no cause for sctiUu. fbs pore also decided
tuat ia tanara, where a lHau amcut had
been issued against the X. OF L.. mem befs
of the order could receive absoiutou on
promise Of obedience 80 future decisions
81 ths holy sec Tue matter having been
placed before the holy office. this decree is
tbe result. II settles for good the question
a. far as Rome is concerned. prov ided. OF
course, the constitution aud aims Of the
order rclaain the same
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PowDEHLY oS POLITICS.
a TarfR Treatise Forthcoming
Ittebmau sqyerety CFftielsea.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, sept fz--Ihs fsrfh-
coming issne ~ the A0araaf ~ taifsH bofscF
viii eouiaiu a long editorial BY i'awderiy.
fIa cay, hr has feeriFrd nuHerous sag
g..sfiann nat ne come oHt iJf fais that
aud the other g.liiss al afty. IL dceiiiisa
q 90 - sasius he has 80 aa'aSfify 1Ftf
the peisii. Hi position = tae Kllghis lie
saesesfs Eai q he should take ~ The
casisa II tses the bgiied fAtar pBffE or
D.. Fuiln labor party. i ECald tend 70
10 sfe abs fhapr1s n eisfs - tise .eEisia-
fiva tau.1iisfes ef fiae knights ln s5sae -
ts- f4ifa
j. aasa holy baf agibefli7 20 state
wnaf hfs - Hon s. oa iae sut3eei u br1-
cti,in. sssd tnat ~ Niii eihsF 0etnss -
affgF ei1ct}aa gfsl arr iitfm fer pueiife-
L0a. lie sazeesis that asl knfsnsta ~Aicn
istzialofs s. aenfaiiy ~ sigS waicA can
o. sf.E
Es also. 9iit@nf rSui1s t.sa. takes o.
r. 5a8f - sfofe Fc KY hifesire-t snf
r.. ssssa 81 selYins iae kuisAsr - fakr farz
- gssslziry fis frfeis fse eiElge t1at fne
0tSier Is afFss sid - ''aty F1ls aaa assefis
fisss4 + II delHg isa grFas ai4d caiiF N9f4 ~
sssscafieg nse trtIifilg fhe nssFHee.
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Grand CircnIt Race.

sFKiSGFTEip, Mass, Sept. i9.-Tbe track
was IN good condition az TIE third days
races ai Hampton rark this afternoon.
The EHeer Iohaston attempted 20 hft Ak
his record % zasiz with iuuning mate.
gIf succeeded ia only sskiDe u
Ia the unfinished 1890 guafsntFed stake
race for hOr r. of she 81 ciass, Geneva =
won, J. u. Richardson sefoads Mi carry
third. T. 7. = fourth. best sime. issf.
Free for al pacing race Diminished frnfa
YESTERDAY j--ficss-ip. If.s wun, JsweiI Aees
ana. Jos. +. third, T.. q. iee fomrthi bsst
80 class. tsotfing. pure Of fl5ao-ep0f.
fgra w0n g. sith sseoud, Plot Knox
fhfrd, Luc8lles Baby raiei cut. beat tmes
2GI.s
sfssesal raee. parse " sIss5- Rare Ripe
wSa. ChafIcr Haann =ge-and, GOV. niii
si-aWus H.ssf f.sles 90
BIZ sur best va ff3fsed 50 issa -
e3e.z. FidG II Ninnine fa Z
fa ine free igf All tfe.iug fnee, A5sa'iud
glfkes l.rEEed over ih1 ccurs- o. A. for
aer eafraace aaoaey. filcre beng no ether
l.ss.a H-.a ftfgaF
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and schedules thereof shall ~ snA;ect TO
legislative ccnsral Of aasi hy the seezai
ssaiss a1d territories through. aerazs oF
inFo which said ruzd er ruass are Goa
s,rnesed. e1ilt az Operated. aaxtafns in
the charter 81 or acts Il congress e-esfins
szlss ea1a ap2nseS. Or x1x law - aHs state 81
territorial legislature enacted "a pursuance
Of saeA charter or act Of interpretation. %
tue sstzf-ary ne uzEsS.sriin-.
see Tasx Scct70a I of tlix asf shall Be
h4n.ied n its oper4itan. su6 stall apply
eais % the carriage and TRANSFORMATION by
such company or companies of passeneers
aad property wholly ky railroad or parriy
BY railroad aud partly hy water, = ben
both are USED al5der cssln gross manage
ment. control OF arrangement, from one
place " sssifyn to another piacs. or station.
beth being within tac terrific isl limits If
one asld the same sis;e. and they shall in
no esse apply 10 any conmerce between
states. territories or into foreign countries
The contest over the oklahoma bIal was
thea resumed. A motion was made by
Springer tnsf the house 80 into committee
OF the whole for consideration OF thar
measure. disclosing no quorum. call of
the house was ordered. oaiy lS3 mernbsrS
sspo1ding-no quorum. Adjourned
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USED ms cLun TOO FREELY.
a Pasadena Policeman Seeks Refuge
Prom n Mob

Los ANGELES, Sept. is-In Pasadena this
evening young man lefi team of mules
siauding unhitched while hc entered q
store. A policeman started 10 drive the
mules 10 tie pound. When The young man
ciuobcd over the bead aud taken 10 the pc
lice station. bat was there released.
An excited crowd made a rush for the po-
liccman. aud on his taking refuge In the
station procured a oaiiefing ram aua At
tempted 10 burst in the door. However.
Marshal Mundeil made n vigorous appeal
10 the crowd, and bS the promise Of fun
invest ealiou succeeding IN inducing them
70 dispcrse peacefully.
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PHILADELPHIA. sept I2-Jamcs Patter-
sen, wAO arrived ir0ia Jacksoavii!s on
y acGnuSGay, aas taken sis& t.5-aav. asd
l.bs sielalls lhink he Aas YellaM f.Nrr
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Carl sebarS EnIightsns the Germans
on Oar Politics.

EERLfS. sept = lion. cGsi =ebHrx has
written g letter 70 the Naff1Enf ZrifHaq.
esE1t tafsisg an article which spF1sred y q
copy u the k'rra7 ZeisEag Uu the eafTua
tisssi ineiGcuf g. American esecf.olss
2ehurz strafss esueelsllY he 49, tics
tilas tie presidential eieciion y ff9sa nfst
90 izsf merely 81 eHag ef money. iie GS-
ezsres II = dishoa1rius susrieiaa fsss r Fvsi
sAss Am~g1esf nasfnszi als Ns3cseE js sst.l 2sfs
aud cenfes that political i9lv ~ ti'e tpfies
states j. ia asr gise 50 effaf. g4liaa-
iaaalHn - iAs Assas Sef2sg sssisfsse IS.
Tha RnarfscSt ration, b. sass u sfEaQe4.
.s-s.e-f "a rt.sss ss&f resssefrlrE
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GOV. HILL TO rHE MuGwuMrs.
Exhorted to support Cleveland.
Even ~ Not Voting FOR Himself.

ALBANY, n. Y, Sept i2-GoV. liill was
sereuaded az the executive mansion To
night In a speech he said: 1T is my
sincere wish aud desire that every Demo
erat In the state, and particularly every
friend of mine, shall vote for Cleveland
every conservative Republican, who be
lieves with US upon the issue Of tariff re-
form, viii likewise vote for our national
ticket, whether he votes for me or not.
Il should be gratihed 10 receive this suf
frage. yet il he thinks that he cannot con
sisteptly give II hope that his objections
TO me or TO any part Of our ticket viii not
prevent his loyal support Of our presi-
dental slaudard-bearef. Our success ia
the nation overtoweFs all personal con.
sitprafiaDs -
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FULL RETURNS FROM MAINE.
The Republican rleraiity tS.&0S-
The Democratic state senators.

AEsIsIoN, Maine. sept l&-Reiurus fr0m
all tae towns give Burlelgh - .6Ua raguam
ei los, Gushing .sil. simmons 953. a kcpua
lican plurality OF is.laa. The state senate
Is al Republican; the house. lz3 Repuhli-
cans. y Democrats
NEW NOsR, sept lS-rhc following dis
patch was received 81 the National Demo
cralic headquarters tonight
"PoRrLASD. Ne, Sept Is
TO Calvin : kgice ninelcy's : paper.
the Lewiston Journal. claims To have re
turns from the whole state, showing Re
publican plurality of ls.4ea, OF 1850 less
Than IN 1854. The Republicans incnased
tAeir vote 9e4, the Democrats 2la4. making
the straight Democratic vote Gi los. more
than ever before shown. The total kepUb-
iicaa vote Is Il, ,60S NJ NJ. RIGGS, Secr,-
taFY -
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CHAuNcEY DErEw HOME.
Met In New York Harbor by Party
of Friends.

NEg YORK, Seat. iS-Thc steamer Ems,
with Chaunevy NJ. Depew on board, was
slgnaled about nOUu Friends went down
The bay 10 meet him. When the reception
committee bnarded the steamer az qulfaH-
time, collation. vas sery ed, In which Mr.
Bepew's party and the reception commit
ice joined. Among the delicacies was n
huge pumpkin PIE labeled. 10 the Hon.
CnAuncey 81. Depew, from your granger
iTiencs. Welcome home, brother granger"
Frank i. Loonis, counsel Of Mr.. De-
pew's road. made y welcoming address.
hich WIS responded 10 By the distin'
cuisned guest
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TRUSTS ARE ILLEGAL.
The First Judicial Decision to That
Eject by Judgc Maguire.

SAN FRAScIseO. sept. I5,--The Vulcan
Powder Co. has brcu- ht action against the
California NigOFet CO. and several other
Companies for alleged violation of an agree
nent whereby ali the companies bound
tisemseiy.s TO sell powder in certain states
and territories at certain price,, and to ac-
count 10 trust for I e sales mAde. The
Naiean Co. claimed that the contract was
violated by Incorrect returns aud asked
for an accounting
Jnuge Mcguire sustained the demurrer
of the defendants to-day, giving it as his
opin on thai the contract is as To It's eyi
dent purpose. contract for restraint Of
trade aud therefore contrary TO public
policy aud void. The decision is 10 the
effect that trusts are illegal.
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sr. JOHN AS A WINTER PORT.
/ Canadian Railroads Planning Ref
uge Against Retaliation.

OTTAWA. Ont. sept. l3.-it Is understood
thal J. II. Becmis. general manager OF the
Pontiac & pacinc Junction railroad, hss
formed syndicate 10 Paris, vith eight
aud u hAif millions. - comulris his line
10 rault ste. Marie from Pemorook, pgs-
chase or lease TIE North Shore line from
OHRNa - quebec. and secure running
powers over the Inter-Joloaial railroad TO
Il. John. y. n.
Il Is though, this move is intended TO
make -. Johs 3 Wiater port Ia case The
United states should carry cut a retaliation
ftllsNV
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FRINGE WILKES WINS.
lie Keeps Ahead Of Patron without
Special Effort.

ClrsFrr4Np. O.. sept. f2.-First race. 30
trof. pufss Of $50. postponed from Weanes
day. 4 rgeufiue van. cay DAVIS second.
Betty JONES third, Jennie SpFague fourth;
best time 21l2i
secoud race. 2s51. stallion stakes, yGlne
ff75-Gaif Leaf won Mu alto second, An.
tainetts third. best time, ~
The third race wRs between Patron and
Prince wiikts. for special purse 1T $50,
Prince wilkes selling NJ siee 81 80 on fa,
ron. The 6rst beat was won ~ Patron by
a neck After the heat Priuce wilkes sold
al $50 10 s45. bat won TIE next three heats
handfg thnugh Patron came up - him Ia
the fourth heat: best time. s-ia.
Fourth race. Biun Ribaon sfakes for three
yeerolds. value F7so--AicaEetia Won. Geo.
fiue second. Halrnfel faird. Redeem dis
fnufsaa. best time, zsLs
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FORTY PEOPLE DROWNED.
Trrribie Steamer CoIiision at the
Canary Islands

MADRID, Sept IA telegram received
here say that the steamer Lawrence, when
entering Port Luz. Canary islands. nj
O'Clock this evening, ran into the Italian
steamer Lud America. from Monteyiden
The latter vessel, which was lying NJ
anehor. sank In "a f-w minutes in 10
fathoms oi water The Ind America
carried 2l6 passengers and had crew Of
~ men. OF these lse passengers and d3 of
the crew reached the shore safeiy. Nine
bodies have thus far been recovered
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THE RID oaoss SOCIETY.
us Coed Work--teerie Dying fsi
Want .f Attendance.

"AsEIS6Tos, sept i2-M.ss Clara Bar
Ton reeeitSd tiais morning frurn ,,,si. Souih.
inaiu, Nno LETT New urleaus TUESDAY with
eiSateen nurses, tue following telSsraln,
usteu HaidwiH, fia-, Il have ieft teu
nurses al MeClenas, aud have wired NV
0sAeaAs y, iur aocsors. teopis arc living al
AeIttnny for need of atteutIsnfs -,
country around Is psnic sigle ken. Tue
situation IS very sad. Much help i
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ErNE, sagt Gl--sfeuGEer rFA8zt3Fa has
fsrssutssi ~ fle 4.isE az us 1a9Feu.iiile
- Eae frsatsaiiif uf gae TORS 80 fHS
NaEse r. approved Ecisiaia a. 5aHa-
ressssFFisas. cSsug L. IS 4t@sEai sHs taii.4s
IL al sAstsr. tlt ae - af- Ia g@s9F -
gsss kalessssss4s Il Beg fgsa. szfssst 1Eisi~,
sEAsansee irgrs s..e FaNeTs- Sc ggss1ss ssf
rzs1ssTs fT.sas Gea-= ls gse ssNna ssf zEE
MA RI gassfsr. sAr.a tssss Szzsa21 gVnla ~
eo.zs 80 o.strsi e anssz<sea.
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ALABAMA AsrnlGmrEp.
The Population OF Decatur Fleeing
from the Fever.

DECATUR, Ala, Sept. i2.--Another case of
ysi'uW lever was developed tu day. Tnere
= sleAt excitement. aIid all the trains lcay-
ins afe cr9wGcd win eltlzeus neeiuv from
th-s town
AAhFiiis, Sept lS.-Memphis has ordered
h"n nlaieFeVaTse with Decatur. Ala, Which
- ie1 miles Vasi oI this city. Deaths suu.
posed 10 oe of yellow fever have occurred
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NO DANGER IN NEW YORK.
Pfof. Proeter's Body Removed to
the Dead House

NEW foRK, Sept l3.-The health author.
titles anticipate no danger from Vellov
fever here, even though oes asioual deaths
OF refugees from the fever district, such as
That of Prof. Proctor, occur here.
Proctor body has been removed from
the hospital 10 the isolated dead house ON
North Brothers island
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sabin and SAWYER too Guileiess.

SAN FEaScfsco, sept. l&-At n me, ting
of the cnizrus committee on Chinese i'm
migration to-day, the committees Httor.
ney, Mr McEnerney. said Investigations
led to the conclusion that the fs,icrai
Judges had acted conscirntiously ana 10
a aicofdance with Their Interpretation OF
the law Oh the subject, though they erred
In giving too much eredence TO Chinese
testimony.
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4 Proclamation BY ihe GeIeTnar.
lNIrEn ~ II ANERlcA.


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SANTA FE, y. II. S-pf. lS-one thousand
delegates 60 ihe sngereivB grand lodge of
Odd Fellows. al les Auggl.s. visited santa
re 10 dRg aad we're entertained BY the
people here. The chief feature was an
elaborate display % fsuii irala the orchards
Of Sauta Fr aud vicinity. Every slate east
ii the Rocky mountains aud canada y a.
-sars~sasaaF %
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San DIega,s Irreparan,e Loss.

SAN DIEGO, Sept is.-rhe death OF Prof.
Richard A Proctor in New York ends ne.
s9ustioas. which had been virtually com
liesed except as TO ixiDg the date, for as.
sumins ihe chair of Instruction In as
trone1ny at san Diego and OF letters al
Pacific Beach
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MExIcAN cRors RUINED.
Foriy-f,ur Lives Lost In orizaba
Aud the Rain Keeps Failing.

CRY OF AExicO (vis GsIvesiOnl. SEPT
Ia-Ascola reports that IN crops through
Out there are losses
Adyices from urizaha show that the loss
u life BIZ the FOODS numbers a. prTS0ns
The damage 70 property amounts 20 ore
than $1,000 In The stats OF Vera Cruz
Many dead bodies are being fouud. The
cergs, rice agd h. Al rFoIs sFe q complete
failure Rains eoa!laav falling through
aFse ftsa eratss
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PRTSeEraS, Ind. sept Ia.-Syiyester
Grub n OAK an! CRY Gresi ihrec shots a.
NsSs t5erfle Downing 81 san Francisco. tn
asetlnE fatal wounds. The dead vas done
in the pE senea ~ thousands - people,
Isse eAns.s uss alousv.
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N.,IanaI 1;Teenbaek Cenveniion.

CINcESsATf, Ohio, sept. Ii---TBe national
convention Of the Grernbark party. in
session ia This CITY. adjourned after oecid-
lug 70 tui q national tiekst Ia the hesG,
raising resolutions agaiuss fusion vita
o;hcr parties. aad ealnug natiaual ron
ven;ioa - meet IN tai- eitY the efsi Wed
utssday isi - pie IN iser. iSss-