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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-02

ROPES vs.. nEs.rs.
Seiaeiess, Occupying little Raam.
aud IasIlt Led Mhnfc Nfantssi.

NoiAefrss, Occupying Ttttfe Ftanus.
aud Easily Led Whnfc wanted.
Hf A. g. brown calls attention. Ia
and erticie published In lha 4ass,ieess
isack@esi, 20 the English practice e
driving machinery by fofNs Instead Of
helting lie SAYS u q ..s-=sss ..ss...ss
- t.,sls iHrE6fy employed Tor min
1riFefa, for running travelling cfanex, !,
and Tor intermediate driving of all de-
sci ipticns, and seem 10 be growing in.
favor. There is loss OF power various
~ estimated 1T from 10 10 per cent.
but the ropes run 20 Duiselessfy, take
up so little room. and can BE- 50 easily
led where needed. that their good
qualities largely redeem this dIsad~
santage, !, shafts nor pulIeys need not
De accurately IN line, and iue ropes
wilt rap very smoothly, even with
fluctuations III speed Which would
cause dangerous nasping IN belt.
a ANAL loss IN pewer il due 10 tho
teisdtng OF the ropes around the pub
lsyss but The greater portion of the
loss iS 0ceasiOaed by the weighing Of
the ropes IN The grooves, and the
stfaih required to loosen item. The
angle betwsesi the isies 81 The gEanyes
universally employed on fgpe puliesa
IN England i 80 degrees. this fusia
having been siiown BY experiences 70
be preferable % one which would A.
los Tipping .as that not only destroys
tie rope. butf3cessions Il stili greater
lofs at power.
The pfaetice has atse heea asfopfed
IN tbs country, The Immense engine
1900 h p Of the Warren Mnnufae-
turing Normpany. 4. T., drives all zfse
'naehiueFy of the works from a 70 se
pfilsEy ~ feet IN iafntfr5 and = feet 3
inches iace, curing ~ rpIes t&
inches ip diameter instead u heit.
One advantage tfls systSfa gs,ssesser
oyer belts IL that seyeral sissits ean
l,e driven at different speeds from the
si'e driving pntley, iiias saving snaeh
foaHs srah4ftiag.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-02
THE JAoAsOS nrLLpozfNc.
Democratic Senators Find the Ma.
jpriss iicPsrt Fabric Of Fsfsc-
haf,f

y AssEfINsTsS. AgF- I-Iisc isiuerlfy r.
na9ff Of thc sensie Judiciary eeraSnistee stl
fhe gaesson. Mis-. political riass Waa sish-
raltsed bs SENATOR PuEh 70 IRE seHsse 30
day The miaef!tg sSfs tttr hearings we're
Aeis with ese@ea doors aud ia Masa.agsoB
more shsu iH1 fszies fsasH iNs LEGALITY 81
faF alleged frEH sarfssHs iiefee The Faeaa~
ters of taz ru1e z5lttse had f9 opportunity
af examining the great ra4s- - aitaarssss
who wefe on the EsuAssa T.4e rgfzs-t FOL
17as esevy detail CT iise oeesgreress under
- sztsEafaga.
Il says snis conspiracy ''of McfsoE had
Baffmln ta eliminate the negro vese ard -
4sessre cooperation ~ tise coTaHeastsn If
Isss Is suggestive * the methods b. = Aieh
ttsgssss southern outrage ara manufactured
s8s Political FsTFoser-
= declares tEat Eaitwia sizfGs fsa
yssseilssa - atfefis BnE Egr4ay q credit u
Eaess tae sx5&ssse- sEaiEsss shs f-sierzi
e1ssszis saesiiFs4ts.l b 1he izsl lssrifs. pHiHa.
foFszrs. unifHstzzsstAy aid issersl u r
nsls ssss1Na, ;hs ssfNaTs7F Sa3s. .tiIst aaF
sao q tire federal esaeary furrslssaA;ed -
tic ss1a Rsifsre Sisi ss8Fse Illegal Aes es
ssasaa ,sr advised iSa 1ftag af zneA. Eae
ssfsgS !. s4zzfssi ag sassazs FnEh. e&s
Nfss asza tsaoFzE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-02
RACING WITH TEA TRAINS
The Setthern Fasssae Trying to seas
the t&uzatan.s Tfyor

pstcNee, Anx. a--Thc Sefthern ts4e4fss
i making an Sg7sss u ssrnra a searV cf the
tea irzst.r fassa tbs Paziec 30 The AtIsastc
eeasi, weica ~ lsie h&s a-ea rsenapa,ir rS4i
. great cxfestssy the Caaadisa tarise
Ncssefsav Sic erSs shipment 90 SlNtsrss ear
l.sads arrived Al t'AiSsxo ON it, WAY 10 Sew
erk fisc IRA Vas rccszvesa az t&-n=aa As
the northern Pacific. Transferred "a tap
burlington 4 AeTthesa Al 81. raul, and en-
IL arrival sefe Vas sakea eastward cvef
tie ehtesFe & Atlantic, which coausess
with TIE frt, tef Ssss YORK
lsr ce'crF = 70 eveFceats the gaasaian
facttic record IN tme Of rranxpnFtatisss4
sessn ectan 70 uccsa. aAe train made re
rsaatkabiy fast ssgsie ever the International
8Ees ~ The resstr. end j. scheduled - run
q Ahost ~ iaAtes 81 haug from thseaSc 10
New YORK. Mach interest st st;aehsd -
tbs composition. aS the ne suit Is destined
70 aay@ an important cstcrs aa sraaS<4snti.
a atsi tTatiie. IL Il Is shewn that better and
quicker service Is Sisea by she new route
taAn - thai es she Canadian raelac. there
Il ise tvuts that mecA Sl The hasiness saas
aeld ey gAe foreign lice will be captured
at she Neriaesn Pacific aud shipped east
Hasl via hsea9fl
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THMrEGANon eATaat....e...s..


Hosr0S. Aug - Tae clslsieenih aaausl
convention u the Catholic AigiiBaaes A.
socisfier ef America mei 10 Fremont rem
pie to-day. KsthsF i J. t,eaafy Of worees.
ter rrealaed. hfisf tlse appointment af a
secretary ard rsalWitsse On cse5cnfiaia
tie canteaiiaa sgl5aFael and Tie dsls.
yates Proceeded - ST. Jaisch' church.
where hisa igsss was celstsafea. The ser
ls0H wss preached bs REV Il 81 sheedY
II pltlsnurg. WIN tpfse ehsesiy anon Che
cultivation es tetnperaHee snons tae
growing generations Is psis country.
After mass tire CONVENTION sss called Il
cfsier by President E9ne!y. " io made the
apeHinz adefefa he said the most nosa
.slr expression II tas i.4usf iSaiiie wes the
saApop. aad tae aaisa antaeoaizsd the 50
.aeu a. un. uf tAe deeif9s ers ~ man
Use pFfa al Hg,nsnfelt;y ~ tne oEsiat Is
Fa,7sa. enrolled IN - HaVieiiea The cfc-
aeatizls csmfnittne reported sst deieTates
prescott
4 i.iier eas read frpfn the paper IN reTiy
- the iBidlea aSdrssa sent him - ihc
eF9ier e. lAsf c1aFenffea.
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rArnIcK KeAN srEAKs.
lie Years No Fair Inquiry Chamber
latn AlSraysa uYnccrIte

lsnfkSkFuBfs. Aug I--faiFiek Egaa, ex-
gsrs s..ieut e tie Irish Naiiasat league.
Speaking II the Fafneil commission, cx-
pressed simsef wiiiiae e meet sug fair
ard .fap8filsi io8ieiAl Investigation. lie
HBbeslsesingly declared the letters pub
hgsc.l by the London T5ssF8 60 b. fargerfes
REEaraiug TIE charge made By parpeil
ig the commons Tsiesdas aight against
tesefsil Chamberlain EsRa said she knew
duf.ss taa whcie ttae Tact fha1aseglain
was e91a Faunice.ifs esajuet secrets 20 the
irish raffE. thGH1eflsiA's 5 otsitff Was tit
RasicEgsIna fslaa.iuae. a8rc taau ;hat
Cham brflsln tried g. uaaRriaine FRrne4
and biBseif in order IL iInleoc thUF Irish
icadess 90 CONC forward aaj split the
party.
Cbaa deTlsiu kss tcsn toe worst traitor
% the knsiisa liberal party "a ever bad
lie has Heca q trailer 50 every parsY Ia
which hs has belonged. ana - ever
5.sff.f7F5s.s
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LABOR rsgrIgs AT WAR.
Tho Union Labor Party Coneoxie
Nothing 60 the Land Rcfaxmers.

caIcaea. Aug. la essaferpnce i. .s.x
executive eosa isittees "a the Union and
United izShaT parties Was held hero sA.a
eSeA4ng, 10 SEX u <asae settlement 81 their
difiercVess could be reached The lalsed
i!secf iseeple rrsspetca 10 divide TIA
eicetcsS IN Inc states between the sarxies
fRS proposition Mas refused. Ihey then
ei1esvd % Withdraw their ticket from hall
Il thSs staEes i sAe Unien iaeas aaffy
Naa3d ae the kAtne 1hi& Ma
nkewsse declined Inc unstoa i.alsar
fafty ttten asFsca 30 tho Withdrawal: II
seth tickets asid noaisnAiioa 10 soini ssss,s
senti01 ai lssw osse, THIS Wss refused.
etd the NnfoA labor gt<a demanded a
thr basis of = cssmpzSsasSs n.lfatn< taSs
lban = cA,aplefe withdrawal 0f the tiaifesi
Labor party eanalasts aass ih14s Satstsaft
81 tho Nalun Labor party Itsc tsssaual
Labor committee wsIA,sraw ffpla taffher
EcAailafsOn.
tesseg1 EoNdfey, the United IAtaT passs's
csnaiH0ic faf sac presidency. has lssgqSl
tue iuthpH iag naasas Rxc 10 A. = Sireefaf.
the vAnsitdaie ut thc Unso0 labor parry.
'.lavfc eau he ne excuse fas lac { kate isee
q two l8tes Parties IN ihis country, aud a.
all Efforts "a unite The I've parties has
iarsxed satiic ! llsfeby Challenge sos u
mScs me ia friendly dvbasv 10
sustain claims el yonr party that
s0ii have rrsAsSiy that will cure The evssx
! ga are complaining Of, aud on the shaNs
tlg thus made - ies the voters of fhia
country luage whether sonf patty OF the
laisedihl'ar party has sae tsaer remedy
Tor ibc evils thai we uenid cufe.
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Is tss-;tss, fae SoEsAe~p racise sxrcss "a
Nstsisi this war ~ Stcasson % tseffsxs sasi
nexs Near 70 essn+tsue sAc Nue - iitsn9en
NJ &fTaagegHssls are made as ts h<aacsa
ire exs@aSlanS
The 2zsy<aert psot ssis ; ys,r ,aaiateasaee
- : sHAxifauaa sate srsns The province "a
satsss.e ga = Asas AID cerga u esAes eissses
~ srTsras. TssS rate i rcns2aerzA Als k,sscr
sa3n tie caass{Sa raSiir rate fTasa W8ass
te< 70 nsrf AsshssE Toe a<rexneeas Alsss
dtssisc.ss ssfssssa@fes tSss tAe Narfhe4n "a
esHe sA2a net tAser sata any y~saiipz A.
raareraxnsx psla sssc Canadian faeifsS
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The works at the BirnsfAiiie shaft
Bururs wiuexs all Escape.

IglxNA. NJ. AHg IL selcgrsrhir
sE,essszi 20 fne fsf,peadsaf from faiiii4ss
t,ufw saYs ffss 81 he Rtmefailic mines
atich starred ahogs { e'riocs. burned tAe
sfafs Agfsse. hoisgius machinery and np-
per part af ne saaff, together with lef IL
sFssad. enfAiilag 6 isssS IL several fa9asana
sinsiars stgS hundred sses were In fsac
leSsF ieFei sfla sasd % the ar SHAFT. for
taat sFeuue 10 siss sssgfSee. All earar oHs
xasr
The HiMeiAziie fefgrfcs - she tfsaasfs
Nsssafais sfsssk hss.sess aad y Owned
71sEsf pAily By - Isaiis parties. Il l.
tssca5ee1 sspzsAsfiy Efesa TIE tsfaaEta
NEsnf1sn
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ALL OTHERS HyrocRGTEs.
The rrShibttfonists Hope for No RE-
futass from the oid rartfes

HARTFORD, Aug, H. rhe stats Prohibition
convention held It's iiest session today.
Rev. " Northrap Rss elected chairman
ia MA address he said be va. eousiuuad
that the Prohibition amendment Ia Rhode
lslnaa would never s,s enforced. aud Il was
81 no use 20 attempt u reform ~ this kind
q r0ugh either ef the old parties THO Pro-
hiaitsun party has now taken its position
on salid ground. aHd viii make no ua,apro.
tnisp. N1rthfnp Nas heartily eppiaudei
The rcsDiaiinH committee split On woman
suffrage and two reports were nasie Tho
MAJORITY rsred Was amended so As 10 ea.
derto The Indianapolis platform, favssing
woman suffrage. \ plank was sased de-
ssaFidiag the abolition cf fhs Internal
revenue iaN en signots IS imiaediafe prp.
hiblstun % the traffic, ana The nleiorsfy fes
port Was tinAhlmoasiy adopted
4 state ticket was then Nominated, ~
fViiaNsi Governor. Hiram EaiAr. aiua.
tenant governor. Nathan nabesek; sscfc.
tary of state, Theodore L rsase. sreasuFes,
= W kaiss.
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SIN AND CALAMITY
Many Deaths from Heat in
Missouri.
THE BRUTALITY or CHINESE.
The Stevens County strife The Pert
land Bfscknaif Case Coliapses-A
Tennessee Murderer Ey nchea-Big
Canadian MIN Burned Fire az
Montana Nine shaft

81 Ao1ts. tag. z-As : o'cfegk this
sffernoss sn elecFr7e sssssn SCI IN, and re-
ports Al ataaq quarters sa=aiEAs show thar
considerable damage Eas done ia the
sasia western zectSsae of she eify The tag
stat on the >sashSFa hotel Was struck ~
i1gasaing. caeslag sreAf 2lRrf.f ann1g TIE
guests and attaches es fhe hases
Al Lafayette psrk. 5oSiin tsar.uc park
pslilrrs1An. was struck sad instantly kiasesf
Ay lightning
10 siat was the austest ef the scsSan
Asstse Official figures ART given 81 y de-
grees, street FcsdiEgs have ranged asaare
Iet There have asen > proStrztioas by
heat. ave Ct shasn fssSl
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'EssEl. INSPECTORS Rsronr.


san fRANgissss, Aug, - The following is
taken from The annual r'part ef supeTxis
los Inspector Lubbock witch i ABOUT 10 "a,
forwarded 20 Washington; s In san Fran
cisco during the past yeas 2gs vessels hags,
hcen isspsc;edi = built aHG gore cut OF
service, Ia Portland lss vessels have been
inspected, ~ built aud gone out Oi serY-
ice Al Seattle ia vessels have been IL.
spyeied; u bailt and gone oHt Of service.
out 81 ~ b0ileYs iaspccfed, 20 we're
foand defective and = were condemned
oi the officers licensed - were masters.
tie masters and pilots. ID. mates, - sifsf
class and iSl seconti-elass piipis
The rost 0i tae service was {i2Ssa Ter
salaries. SiitS for mileage. and $3.50 Incl
tieufsis
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END or rHE BIAcKMaIL CASE.
Wiieex Furnishes lsonds--rhe tsrRssei
Jury VII lrnure the Mailer.

PagELANe. AgS- i-Jeaa y. wiieox. sor
Nbese arrest = Warfaui Was issued YES
terzay evening. wesfl heiSTc Justice f.i
lie this YaeFulag sud filed bond ioT s2soa
e appear for preliminary examination
Tue Information IS signed hy Mrs. ng
M1rrss and Use charge j. oStogiins sAauey
Later Ia The day the sAse Nas called WH-
Cox WAS represented hy eoslce Judge
J. y peraeat Defendant waived ex.
animation and bonds were Excsi a. Ssasa
i@faens made a fe4ues: ta have tue IsaG
feducea 10 sIQaa 0n the ground that the
hsud 0f Aei@ac, charged VITA ihc same
crime was fixed As thar nSHre. the NJ
quest was acn.ed. Wilcox furnished she
required bond. his SuresieS beiue Geo. "
AeidieF, A. d. ChaFlian sad Il. Il. rsamp.
soa
II is geaeraliy believed that this prsas
iicaliy eaGs The iaalrlal proceedings ia the
ianoas hiac kmaiilae ease. as ID Il ue4 ex-
pectes1 tbsf the gsana ;;.ry viii iudsct any
Of the parties connected with it.
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tsFpAasss fkfAs RcTtfF.f
Cough Faiffnan who han been ON
tHo-Heeks' business trip 10 the easst,
extended his journey ~ far a. san
ffAnsise0, but spent most of lais tina
At the pyineipaI points on the found.
In Tacoma be fonud all kinds Of hsAI-
nesa comparatively duh and ia reality
particularly so Many who have erl-
teFtained the idea that Tacoma has 4
larger population thsn Spokane viii ise
efsfprised 70 learn that even The boazt-
fui of the City u Destiny" are sioN
70 say .hat their city oufnumbcfs the
faiis City" As matter Of fset, IL
II generally admitted on the sound
that Rpokase IL the second effy In
WaehinFt9n Territory III popnlatioas
and before another scar rolls aroutsd.
Ehen she IL eneireless and grisjircHed
aitb railroad facilities. she wffl, 10
measure. dispute the coHDgeSeial pres.
tisr os seattle
Mr. FaifruaH said that 4 d fair 10
pfefiBe that seaifle hsisdlaa fpur
fiFues As nfsss b3sines 3 faeeasss
ard has % crest extent sisSszscaf
Portland in niaay q So fewH= Nsh
formerly pait ffibu;e 70 hes. fnrfifS*s
taNtyss. ~ i4te hos ~sakesr. fgfz%
i4st arsa5a 81 stgFp sesi saelsfiJ s
s. entered tie Face for saipa ess3ai
sspFemaeY wlTh Ees SsfH ffao11s
fis4f There are 20 lies, hs sFsT. Ga
Posilans. ft'r 20 matter h0E be may
fssge frywnfd Il ETeSresa aH1 the rest.
ses fsS4!s 1T iau0vssspH ia the psf,
she = apT allge to sf1 geM es5er
~ ~ @rf 6ssafssEA her
ssslf assoTiif fazfs
= % say rs n = tss-t
sfg's q e 81 IL ~ ~
p pers .s Hss 4 II Ia
4AY VI o. m s or ND
hssi ftssfff s1.Afsrls z fezN3 tssr rNxH
hsd m0Fesi - I&eSsa kala
! isssssssz Ia ssfts slll kr Al t8sks -
1x5sllf<ks. :,
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nLEEolNc KANSAS.
Sensational Hepurts from Stevens
fouufx ,sf fk.si&tantQ af Inv

ST. Louis, Aug, Ia special from wichl.
Ia ks, says there Is seueh anoasincSs there
ever the condition % affairs ia stgyeas
county Militia officers EsEe been hoaTis
expecting orders from Gen. Meysrs 10
march. hnt no word has been received from
him since he left
II is nog reported that Gen Meyers. Capt
paliaee aNa Attorney s-denesal Bradford are
teId prisoners at Hug@toen Il is saia
that when they ordered tae citizens 20 iaY
doHu their arms thes were made prisoners
u9tii jae riagleadeTs in tAe late battle With
the HoodseAle eiiizeus cau be spirited
sa@zy.
Threats bave heea made asainsf Cen
Meyers, and bia friends ate greatly alarmed.
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THE afELBoTRNE eESrESSFAL.


MEss ga. AEs -ssF ssaes afsfsEs
gf csarasa5 s9zs aaasI
zE Fsr E ae=s
fess 3Faas see fEr Ra Hrsezsfass
~ e y ss -
sz 8. assEs aH1 Ezilifsz-
H rs-1 a.s EEsfE EsS-
a4Es -s4a llslsas 5dssssic Sss4zs-
ts- a5sEsl ss Esz - ssuess sssc
4af arSFsx af s.<t4azss. ss1s
EE.f8 ssses ~ saSet MI zts-sze Azss+ 49,
ss e@ as zzsFSsss1 &ss SEsc5 - sss9
~ s
- xxsztRs- sassesss szs% r9ssk s5sssr 81
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AasnsAIIoN.
& Voice Frsm is.Idah 8.- Nature
Has NtiIed the GBisa.
n - ...k... l..il..r


Can any laAa ia ttie w0Ferlt7nent 81 this
Esraf tAf,0a rlse ana sef sts why " Ngxsiing
fou sn0alJ npf raase into the liBSse. WITH
al a. gAis sn9 pssesisEss - 4 free ard
iudeneadeut efsfe and * heard with r.
speed aad Nfeeaee IN tl3a e98uriis 81 fs.e
aa1ipa, Ihp NogiHers COMMITTEES - i6a1a
siiasla - iasur1 vita EFg ne sfasehasi. tse-
e@afe aaiaee ass willesi TIE uuieH. flIa rasl
PIE nf North Idaho hATe Ni3tuf = tho fsass.
sic ~ Warrington have wlilra Z ans lgie
feeplo af ssala Idaho have sal,i ~, sad
they anve no fshf 70 tske tsse g,i.siee iiss <
gsssf % are arr gVa3y 20 merge into siafEs
hfigsi. aad ihgs abruptly gtsrdici snd pre-
vetJi xhHt they hsd hFfJTs pledged sssi eHs
them - hria fiiefa fsrfa state We never
siil be hansoa.eas Their Ffssratssi bad
faith towards 80 has 81 embittrfed oar
fssegie ihss mutual confidence IL Iezf and
Destroyed ssd years aiii = required - re-
store Ese falfk thh! ls nee gsSsfy 70 make "a
i ngiitel teo1ssa.
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Farming Lands.

III iiinS LftiiuS.
So acres marsh land in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This IS A No.
land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres Of rich bottom
land, q mile west of
Icrril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
u mile from postofice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared. 40
acres under fence; good
farm house and barn:
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
40 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
20 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
I3S acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow. and viii
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay good farm house
and barn. with sheds
and outbuildings; so OF
90 fruit trees. ali large
and bearing heavily,
consisting Of apples,
pears. plums and cher
ries: 20 acres pastur
age. Price, S525o, one
half cash, balance in :
years al 10 per cent.
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HnAYr AND rrrg mgx.


r. s fs 81 esd HNsisa u
SsTssa tt i.u 5ssaa IA 4 assi4st.zia Il
isses a4 tfaas 5. = si5sasA uf NaT
Essse. g. q. .T9sie azsti.tss - - eorzress
ls4@4r sfbya afd iF8z rsff. srl.e9iag ia
easssa a Fsa ssas4 9ssf AS ssfsessi y.
sisssfs We taig rsfa6egf h saft fgfthe 49,
tEt 20 ass3s Fssfes. all aHs
isassael was Eess ~ e. - FFsseut
r~Fa nfs sksy So s. ~ seaos
bEggas fka Les 49, 1eT,
f4f ssenY ~ q trff 81
tive IA ess he 81 cp1id
xzSss teea sFstf as as Nanse<ry.
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SEATTLE TERRITORY, THURSDAY AUGUST 1855

tsss bail sa6 was reeezxa<, lr the r-cxidssss
ard exe41rzx1 eers zatztssc os tes exhias
ss0a. Rnsz wzs eczsanxze8 70 = ezis hafeSc
u AsrA fsis Herster- q khe AaEst J&liA.s
lasnastrS, sssFse1fcr ssass and c5fcers ss the
sasa declared TIE * Aisstsosa.erxn@-t Tie
EAzsenaa hyFzE wez SuHs hV a ekS,ruS 81
sSS sesss<. accasez sssss4 - an orchestra a
ze pixsers Tbs y - followed hy ssse
sssSc@ai ayssas 0f ssse-sSs. Fgaace. Ger
n ss5f ar,is tss<erza
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VICTORIA, Aug A.-A sioop was found
Monday morning three mites from Esqal-
nsif. containing the dead body af f.
smith, scheel;eaches lately from woost.
stock, \. H. With A. Nandersiuice aud
Tom Argyle, soa Of the keeper Of the Race
rocky pelni opposite the light
SoAsr Indians discovered the sioop, with
The body ia u, and reported io the au.haFi-
ties, An officer Ptuccesfetl 20 he hoat. aud
found thai tho ballast bad shifted 10 the
h.sw, and the sioop was ainast HpgsRAt.
with the tturu slightly ont ~ water
smiths hoay was held hs The scat, aud
hung over tne cuHwaie. Il was worked
out and taken ashore. Al were Young
lacn
Rev Father Jonekau, who died sunaay.
ass hurisd u. dag
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wage. ia venice.

frisnd srisse from Venice that iuesss-
esfFabls distress prevails there among iise
Working classes. ewing 81 tie Fssssfas.ts
a0N fs.s II sages Skilled fsasiesFeen. who
wnFS hard tsf tasiFe boar day ak fass
- ti7c UfeI. can afiiY earn from - 81 70
IL yzf anek. Gtsfss sfasyi eutters average
sssIs sei - 10 t1s. ssso4a ll pstise 9iiiese,
is~- g. 1,-.g and even iha4e IN the higher
posts get g9sy @-s fiae average gcfeFxa
seeni peg 70 poet asa telegraph fHatf5Sas
asifs = - Cd ser wsek. f.gta zhleA
snssae tax tas 10 - q s5ueted. Heasen
engaged T. sra gaa had wssE. Il instfs-
fssssls. fafn &. "a. & So \ DALI rasefns -.
@s.pissyca sis .0lFs 4eFs tsf, a saii -
- ia F-er iaaalh fae sEess cf szsiaas
fAxsf iEiscEfse iEs fsS ffg7fHes ef FsBies
aeKlae1a ~ y .s q 8 .s-a
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TNpIGNATIos iIEErINo.
Action Taken In the Case Of Ten
nesscc Murderer Ne Trial.

GARTuAGE. Tenn. Ang. n at nirhl
fffty armed aou yisttei ihe jaig hers aaa
f3ok ostf ". II. Hauly. who On september
i7ih last killed , n Narmaa, deputy
sheriff Bauiy Was 70 have sesa tried Is
aav
The sheriff refusing % eiee sp tie kegs.
the nleb with axes ard erowtnss broke
inta Iianiys cell The murderer was
eaffied acr0Es tie diver aud hanged 80 a
Tree within sight Of the Jail
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iIARRlsoN's nANnsaAKINa.
ffia Arm Agitasea sy ~ Carloads af
tscpn hlieans-

tsBtASAfofas, Aug. l.-~Seyenleen car.
loads OF Republicans called frnM Morgan
aAd iirown counties - tay to seV Harfsznn.
The delegation contained number III
bppteatiae sAsai atga setet4as aud also
solnc 40 ex useiabeys of Uca. Harflsen,n
regiment, she seventy eighth iudsana.
fhcs marched 70 University pask aud Earu
ton
Harrison made \ short speech. after
which general haadshasiug Fas indnlsed
fu
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POLITICAL NEWS.
Blaine Sails From London
for New York.
TN. u.Anom aAnr,rs AT wAn~
Cen uarrisoa sastains An~tDA>e
Test of Endurance at the uansls u
Admirers conaeetieat rrshass.
sionists Hold a Typical Cenveass,..

LeSpos, tug The tnsasa linesk n<w
steamer ,ity et New ferk lett iivsrpe<3
to-day GA her avst seyaxv 10 New York
iaFse crowd al pS0rls VIEW az The Eantliaa
stage and pier heaa - see her st4ss.
sEe carries feke passeaserx Afaanx The
neulfer Rrc James e. hiRssr, hEs wife and
sssugGIc-, the ksri aud Countess II fA,n-
eughmoce sad tadics Rely aud Safn
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