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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07

fullness, Mrs. Kingsley, for the first
time since she had been stricken, felt
she might safely leave her 70 her
slumbers, end seek the repose her
own weary frame so much required /;
but oh ! who can despict her con-
sternation and horror, upon return
ing in the course of an hour, to find
the mourning girl, attirtd in her
white satin bridal dress, with her
long golden hair falling in tangled
emasses over her shoulders, and the
remainder of her wedding tinery
strewed about her, sitting in the
center Of the apartment; the icy
image of grim despair
For several moments she manifest
ed no consciousness of Mrs. Kings
ley's presence, then giancing up,
with soul-touching pathos, murmur.
ed, +" / am taking leave of my below
ed dead" and neither tears nor en-
treaties could prevail upon her to re-
turn to her bed.
Two days she sat thus, when, to
the establishment of all, she quietly
arose. Mamma" said she, "please
help me to pack up these things, !
want to send them all to Aurelia; |
known with her limited purse, she is
not any too well supplied, and they
will be out of my sight forever"
Mrs. Kingsley was overjoyed bnt
fearful lest Agnes was acting upon
impulse, and would alter her present
intention, she reminded her, as Miss
Pierce would be married on the 3lst,
there was no time to lose, so the
precious box was packed and ex-
pressed without further delay.
Was it strange fatality attend
ing the unlucky month of May
While dancing at ball the eve@
ming preceding what would have been
her nuptial day the gay Aurelia sud
emily fell a lifeless corpse, victim of
heart disease.
Fen years after the terrible TRACE
dy above recorded sweet, but sad
faced lady, still clad in deep mourn
ing, can be seen at Mr.. Kingsleys res
idence. Everybody loves her, for
she is as gooa as she is beautiful. A
sustaining staff to the sunset of her
adopted parents pilgrimage, liber-
al donor to all charitable purposes,
an ever ready comforter of the afllict-
ed, she is winning bright crown in
heaven. AS she passes through the
village, on her way to visit some sick
bed, many are the hats respectfully
raised, while in whispers men recall
to each other the calamitous accident
which, long ago, blighted the life of
the fair lady of "Sunnyside."
o, Agnes;
"Hast thou found naught within thy
troubled life
Save inward strife
Hast thou found all she promised thee,
Deceit.
And hope a cheat :
Endure, and there shall dawn within thy
breast
Eternal rest ~
THE END.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07

The frame house in which General
Grant was born has been hauled to,
Cincinnati, placed under canvas, and
will be exhibited to the curious at So
much por head. This ia Cincinnati's1
revenge for not having captured ana !!
tional political convention.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07

The mother Of Gen. Sheridan, who
died Monday at Somerset, Ohio, was
kept in ignorance Of the sickness Of
her distinguished son. She was al
most heart broken because her darl-
ing Phil did not visit her during her
last hours on earth.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07

Sunday night fire broke out in the
old Charleston (Kanawha) Brewery
Company's property and consumed
the building, Mrs. Margaret Scott's
son was killed IN the fire, and she
fell dead nj her home on Court street
on hearing the news of her sons
death.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07

When the delegates ut Chicago
discovered the coming man they
found that he had been there all
along. He is leader in whom the
staying qualities are largely and beau
tifully developed.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07

The very name of Harrison will
stir up patriotic emotions. Our can
didate's great grandfather, Benja-
min Harrison, was a signer of the
Declaration of Independence, and his
grandfather, William Henry Harri-
son, was the hero of Tippecanoe and
ninth President of the United States.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07
At Frostburg, Md, Mrs. Robin

son, wife of George Robinson, at
tempted to milk a COW, when the an
imal turned upon her, hooking" her
in the chin, throwing her down and
tramping her to death. She died al
most instantly, her neck being brok-
en-. Deceased was about so years
old, and leaves husband and grown
family.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07
CINCINNATI cENFENNIAL NOTES

Try the grotto ices during the heated
term.
The Government display requires one
hundred and ffty feet square more OF
space, and che East Wing is to be added
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07
CHAPTER vi CONTINUED.

BY A BERKELEY SEMINARY GIRL,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07
\ BIigbted Life.
OR

THE UNLUcKY MONTH OF MAY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-07-07

So thought you embarked upon a
nv steamer, at dusk one evening,
ak9 for a moonlight excursion
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.


hGArrLo. Thufsdey, Apfl -.
wheisssle desiers ARE nes paying skess
eeais per pound Tor essf cattle en- foot and CO
J c-st. for hogs
Potatoes have fallen again. oav grower ~As
in town To-Day ecerins the 'snhaat oil bis crop
., sit PCT ten
FRobucE RECEIPTS parsas tn past ~
soass ths ptodese reocivca In seattle In ciadsd
the felieviuFi pscksg~s eat.fs. % cases
eEss. iii ssc.s psts,aes. tio ceutais s1ur. 8
pses ssss irait. ccops ehiekens. calves. S
legs and - ~ o. stsfS Tier verr aiso 20
eesres cariaods Il ssesrHi zssc hAndise cysr
ths Past scaud saore RailFs4a
rtiIfaENr.-p1rsng tas past "a hours sen.
-rxi selshts were sent rom scstlc Ia
the fciiewses sssntiss~ss ca skE 10 tons
4 En- % ieos. :. L = 4 ny 30 tana
~. sFesrs--tseos a. q STR teas Auststa 2
tsBs sssscs y tecs Michigan ! ten, flett
seed tea. ". y. Nsnf.s tans. iliy 10 toss
sksxft gAisf 3 tons, EvsaFsi ] ton, tlfEs
Arslcfssa n tass. Cascste 10 tens and Eana
iitrvsrs tens Tet J. issS tens
PoTAfoEs-old petssses Ssrs offered t-sisy
a. a. per os. whaissssrz ase nov ssilins
st IS PSF ten No ghaass {. 81 Reported Is
tie r~tei mAlst
esgF AND PoRk-wholsssls's are n1w
raslrf TO- tssi saf pcrh OF foot ssGs And
60 q ale yss< s-sunt respectively.
STRAIN ftR sikS-A fe~ crates q gips
stfssbarrtss sefe RECEIVED fs0ss C~ii.arnia -
dst Tsey sois 9aicsiy II . cents Pc b A.
t33s->s change IA shs mksfrs OreseRs
sssi To- HAN per eCza ~ the esse. Rsoeipts
sotay "a cAsss,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Salad Of Asparagus Tops. Boil q
pint Of asparagus tops 10 salt water
drain and put them In cold water.
When ready 10 use, take up. dry, aod
pat in salad dish; pour over French
dressing. let stand on ice ten minutes
and serve.
5aisd.-Cut up one boiled beet, one
boiled carrot, one root Of celery, with
two dozen boiled string beans in small
pieces. Chop one raw onion very fine
mix with the other vegetables. pour
over q pint OF mayonnaise dressing.
Bet on ice and serve.
Nayonnaise Of Cautisiower.-PIscs
some caaiifiower Ia sufficient boilins
water 70 cover, add salt and q little
butter. When cooked, take mp and LEI
cool. Tn season with salt, pepper,
three spoonfuis Of vinegar and one oi
oil. Let stand an hour. When ready
TO serve, pie on dish and dress with
mayonnsise dressing.
Salad of String Beans.-Trim one
pint OF string beans. put ia q sauce.
psn. cover with boiling salt water
When tender. drain and let cool, cut
each bean in four pieces, lengthwise
arrange neatly on ssiad-di b, cover
With French dressing and let stand ons
hour before serving.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
s. BAXTER q CO.

oasr or sale IN lots 10 ssie
. car Yakima Early Rose Posa-
toes.
= cars Oregon Chill Garnet ro-
tatoes.
2 cars Peerless Potatoes.
90 tons Puget Sound Timothy
Hay.
so tons Eastern Washington
40 tons wheat,
90 tons Oats.
20 tons Bran and AAIddiings.
20 tons sround and rolled Gar
ley.
2 cars SpraGue Mills sxtra Flour
2 cars Spokane Mills Extra
Flour.
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$500 - - sssssA.



10 HnAnruw, Acssi A-0ssoo6
Qne5ns1s go Cos fss ths &ss<ss 81 -Bsg
0w1Aa,v Ne ssae1eDss q7sen. s3sas
- u1ea1sy. 4 tsvsz5ss q shts efsy
800 RssSous = 50 esmelsfnsn1- hs
80 aeqnnkpsed viii hss sAsseak
- onne, - Otess ho1ae - kSosos1.
q = 61o6oG tan1 - eeffsndsA kio osf
0f1lGoo uUssb ~ 13Saoods nstoee1ee
- - ~ - DneBs1 . spafte1D go
Ghook - ~. re ss3Asstg bsssOs
inougpuln1 = IT, t<U9jsy bsssEess 81
$3.50 - euhaRf " Witt bss atIses1
- = ~ onms box0sea, - 9spoa>sd
= hooug ~ afsfrsz31 6saft On -
HAUopsn bask. nae wss 70 Uat 10 vs..
~ = ~ sssusu fresh Loa Anakien.
Untohes RssseBs a. bss issStseaao ~.
esOonoao1 hes. On sxs<hEs4 snee csss
- discovered list sts nse4<d sHysrsi
eHDuwsd 4 silass wttea 80 alleged shs
- e 6epssss 10 Rssspo, and rcwss
q aesosDsy vas ee.ssxrs1 On PssscDs
6 lssU ~ MDe. Or hs arrival - fbs
- - - asfouisAed ~ isarB tkas
1Hops Uses N furds 70 her credit He
soeosns6 70 Los Aseejes eeIy 70 isarr
go - eespts hsd tefs fes Tia
8sp - shs very dss b. started.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Ms rakK. hpril = voass n cal e.sy a,
lA&1z, s3csrG Cfrse1 3 Priss- Rrers 4 .
SsFss sNzSss 80 dnx Il haass fuii AHa
st-zty Al ~ - = fcs a. aay balls ash d - for
Gsasat-
Ass=stcss Hirrsss lea. caussa Pscsss so.
s5sfs -rxtArrns y. crsassl Pats s9A Rar.
isnxssu ia nsewsrv d tsessszap~ 1874
issSeF eta urssss % kris 49,. Lake
ANrs u 4. Laaisyiits Sssssssle 81, NlcAt-
ssa Exssrzl 81 ksu~ss 3 TsKss AS. Se-
f9ss Cestrtl hi. serthsTz RAISE stf.
psstsrt-a 80. Nra~eesa isas. Orvs n
fssgEs ~ meat hz NavsAt:aa sSs, Taos.
exsaeassts AN. Fsssss x.l ~. ge..sia<
81 sset tsiaud tis. - fspi "a Tsxss
ssziss SS Gate Fsssa ~. 4. :. Exassx.
s.A fsss 10. ss~sre rniee IN.
ss~ rSas sFces xxsxs
Mas Teas. spsH - - m. saces szsrsst va
A<.ta 10y aesis. asa sfTosx se-2sy A. 4 re-
So - - ef<fNt,1s s,zaess rFerSssfnx e-
tao 81. 1. zssIss ally hsa.F has lsss es.assz
TBS dzspassitaa - ;oa< fos rssStsea -.
ssrg Ezsts~s ISIS zcssizg tAsa q. any r-.v
oae ts~as thts "a TAe tr&sss s.r- r..
sesisf< tss sG-eisx saa zseA fax. sssxS
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prvxssss 90 rkiass tsl Nj. Gaala wls o., n
az - ssssex IA Wise h tayTeS.ssa NsFy tsafl.
81 ssssgGsa's- e~9~et.isy ngSa re steg l..
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Rsssres. see tsss al sss ss>es oE-r~a .Ea
e csasss - pFtsSs ~ss ssstz tarEsJ n a.
e stFS siFssstcz WITH e tssxz { ssocss al
YeSsAtsezs is ~ 80. NanAstsa s,peesassy
tsyss q vssy re- fy. Lsses - ths g-srs.
sf- srs4Hs rst2< Are IS 90 stsar~s tfuln
tAtssee ess as+tsz wss Is p<cSr<ss q has
rsirt ssses ~ssai ~ esely ssvs'eP As,rzaay
an ne tse ue@~ ~ ~s-ssss& Ta~ CAscsxs.
3 n ssstea a NsstsfF ga seq 50 ssssszt "a tie
issl eseemest 49,. "a c.a iar FRsst ssllsfr
90 = -. Pa size s&s F-ssSs 80 l. a. oee
80 os&A.
nks " a hsEks1A
~ rsxx. Apt - -Hees-Szle -
eates~s.
Seep~e-re,R Ixls tssa
I<&3-1ail. scat. 1eEssfss ta-&SAa
Tsn--gnssxtiz&
ek1k>-apss saxf. Ess szass saAu. sp<ssas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Connecting as uaion Bay with steamers On
Lake Washington, aDd 81 Gilman with stAgss
for Falls Cfty and ancGuAlmie Hop Ranch.
". J. JkNNIN6a
0eni. Fri. nd Pnss. Agent.
II. Z JONES. Train Masssr.
spls y. r. THoR>ELL. Asssgr,. nyi
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
saTTls-sxieIT RIVER ROUTE.

sfeszR osty af ouizer leaves sszeie for
sksk;s River aad say porss Hsrtay s7d Tsa-s-
Gag 1szr,pxs. rttur1fsx Tuesdays AID FTsdzss.
Fer frsfzhE and psssaGs apply - eozpaays
oezce. on yesisr's Wharf.
mh3 H. p. Jackson. Asst. Manager.
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ADvvrk To MOTWRRs

kss SInsiov's Hcoshins syru,, rof ehsidres
isethsns. Il the prescription Of one Of the bed
fesasls narses and physicians In the United
states. and has been usss for foxsy year. with
ssvef failing ssecrss BY millions OF mothers
for thsfs cAildren. During the process Of
ssethtns isr vslde 10 tncaiealAhle. Il relieves
ths child from pain. cures dsssutary scd diar-
rh<ss. gripping In the bowels aud Wind collie.
ny giving ksalth n the child n resss the
mother. Price 10 bottle Spihdyly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Posv TsvsuEsn. Aprsf sk--Arlvsd- ssip
EAsssGd
Pe=7 NsDsss. Aprii - -Arsvrd- ssAoaasr
xsBpA
PcsT A1osLn. April - -fhe khar fvanso<
go tee suf TJes sss - pc<t-
RrsHF. Arx1s - "A safx xss tow.ns 81
. bgh-nss-> ssiifrE s1swsrs - nosE-
TAfounQ kprG 1s.-C1<zr fresh u<pt wtna
aAS F0Asczscp. krssi a-ArsfSed-shiys
Cas1 frfs1stcA. Sssaz0e. 60 =. Mxsas.
I2nsnA Bog s@0s Assass. es0lv.ses
Bay.
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ruH nxlxsAsEs sxfsctzD ~ vfsgg
SoAta rkxIxA
TIE percs e,znsy kseek.scan es.vsn.
don - ekxcs aci<Sstes ~ ssxeri TIE Ter
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

ws1sssasy ssEx - - = - essssy
q 4eskAs. ~ cAnkxDss e - eso1fy
ss905xksa cnf1e1 - neseznx - esoex;
A. y B9wfst yss e111k7 e&nkfunA. -
Chax1sD os1svea ssesu1nsy. H. eaa.r'
maa aDpolsso1 fhoDag I eflzs< -
Frss1 Ioss9 sd A. q rzEes = &C.,
mssles ee ers1e.xlnh fs.1sv.9 49,
asxsns.s fsnk $3.50. wAaek wns ssjsys1
~ - satsrs e1lvssxaes- Insre nnpyessa
- - fws $50 II d&1aUn1ee - skc opnves-
tkoa fsprs Psysfinp. esxk examining IL
r1gh4 = ssss y tks seavsufton- rufvs.
80 - . regsisx Cd tAGs a1snneed 9
Pszeiass - sesssesy - 800. = - =
essvssskse ysnss Keax. Ais Me!
tnere = anofhx faction Il h1Vohtcane
snsre Who bad Iorwpesn ftax fhe ell 80
hnnm nna6e unxd no fA1e - vnee % ~
nrdsy. sd thsy vexs - gr5sved ana -
81. a wsdsSssay asd eisctst W. G.
f5ibs~. ChaStss Hofienhsck sd G. H. Roa
81 cezsgsken. ,. v. AsstcT Aopesrsd -
Mr. Glbb's proxy. with Tie oft<r two ecn-
sieaee 10 the eoavsssioa. Amer tAkin
q considerable time ID wrang1fng cser
ths $3.50 BY nenhsss Of fhis lsstss deis-
ssssoa tasy YES bssred eur q the COO
7ks eAair spDosaisd W. r. Lladny,
AiIeu NIixs. n. n. 9arrseson, Howard
Car snd & B Cromwell 70 pressns . isss
a six eesegssss % attend Tie Iakims
convesfton. q. =. Bartoa- Waite, =.
49, ssss ys gsss e ~ - $3.50 ss .s1s
the = pernuns presented. Who were pou-
laasnd b. ecciAmassos. Aftsr which tie
mee&xsg n6jouYDeA-
NAnTfxs HAxeIse DxrKxRKD.-This
h the day ledge Allyn Of The supreme
esurt had sppytnsef for The hAnG1ng q
Martin IN ne jsii yasd here. for the sih-
iex Of Fred Seifxa last Dscsmbss. The
lssnbsr for the erection Of The gaiiows
- tn The yasd. The shcsi6 b ready and
viii nx bat, aias. Where. q where. -
Nar.sEr He nnc>xemosionly lefs the
eli lsss sunday evenioa, locked hie sleep-
ing guard in tho cell end sance then no
one here has received . word from ne
.ssss..n y, whsrs he sss .ses e., soes n &C., =
caro-. shcriff VIII sas1. yestes day. thst
phs1 he heard that Martin had eecAp<d
he bad no idss Of ewes catching him again.
NOTES
Robert Harris. Of New York. president
OF the Sprthern Pacific Railroad Com
pany, snd party, who hsye been doing
California and Orsgon for souac time pasx
are expscscd 10 arrive here this morAina
Ia SPECIAL car from Portland.
Chs ies u. Hi. one Of Old Tseona's pop
plar young men. and bookhespsr 1t the
Tacoma Mill was nominsted On WedneSr
day for counciinsn in the FIrst ward On
On the Democrats ticket.
An for German nu0esess. -
eAH fnAnclsco. A three days fair and
festival, given By The German Fessdsne
Of this clay IN aid Of the sudefesn d
she foods IN 0egmany. voa opeu0d q
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sEarTlE-wHaTccn ROUTE.

SseAxcr wxsAinxsoz leaves Seattle. SuniAs.
r1esaxy and nAsrsAsg q . p m, sc1cAlrg .
Czsnscs- 6esysvilsa OAK Hzrhor. usssssdy.
lAuornsr. Anaccrsss. 6nenes, Samish. FATE
haven. BelinxA1E sna Sehom- RsearnisS.
leaves whaiean NondAys. Wednesdays asa
FFtdaye al p N.
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rurx. pxsrs ARz ASSUMED Ass TaKY
AnS MADE rkEE P1nzs-
OTTAWA. April - By resolutions Ia
1900 n the hDuss Of essnmDss Last
n1nhf ths governmspf aBnmes charge Of
~ 3snvfng docx 81 Qssoss enA Fsiieves
~ knsb4r commissioners Of . deb of
ov9 q mIlkioa a. eollssu. II slso relieves
- Monfssaj hssher oommtsstesers OF
onohro ana Montreal, amoantieg 70 sver
two millions. The tvo cssses become
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0Au YnAuotsoo, April 1G--Hsnfy
nare. cos sf tue zoo coalterfeitsss ~,
$500 sssensiy In MssysviIis 9Th 3s7
eeeaserfs;s standard daissfs In tfsis
ncosseslsu, vAs today fsaod guilty
~ psieoosr vas ssdsrsd 10 appear fof
eeuSesse On noodsy rsIt.
Cnowoes 81 Ce0Oeses 0as4sss-
GAv RaAucpoo, ApriI 26.--Ths chsm
~ Of eommsrss hsiS ~ second %
nuol banqoes u the Palace bossl tois
evustss. President William l.. Merry
psssldsd. A large nomber ~ diss'o
autshsd guests we're tsssens. Lstssss Of
yoases from q werner Waterman and
olbssa vsss res end toasts we're re-
epssdsd 10 By Collector HsRts. Chief
1oseios 6sasiss. sx-6ovsrnor Perkins,
President DAVIS, Of tbs Uniysssity Of
Oaltfospis. and many others.
g1seassn DeeSssso AmsDeA.
eAs FnAucssco. April a6s-The "a.
peoDo court today affirmed Mo jodg
nses Of The lower oouft W The Case Of
- psoejs against Frank e. Barns con
V3eoed and sentenced N too yssr's ian
pejpoomsns for vtoistirG the sleoiioe
5hvs. Barns was m Inspector 81 tbs
eIoetjsn held ia April 1887 snd refused
. sueas G. = Emesson qualified voter
aStss b had been ehaIleneed.
Dask gsbhea ~ nsss.
Asxyoo. VIA, April 26-The bspk Of
Aneieo vss rebbsd OF tg000 about noon
- SIMS nnkuevo pessor Who vent iefc
~ back door while tho cashier Vas sI
dsonss.
ss4suy Lahss Cssvessssn.
CnsrAoo, April 2s.--The Onion Labor
Party Of Illinois held another ssormJ
s1ese eouvsrtiou NJ Dscatns. They
pouiustsd full state ticket and elected
dalsQstss % The national CONVENTION
aud Adopted platform.
AssesUs ~ suicide.
Dsuvss. Apsil 2s.--Ben 3. Robbins
nnatessnt United States dssarics attor-
nsy for Colorado and Formerly state
ssuasos Of Kentucky and a prominsni
polisiatan Of that state. stssmt ted sni
eiAs 10 his room this mesnipa by cut
Stns his throat With o penknite. Rob
bias hsd been drinking heavily Of lsts
and 81 tho time hr astempte to tasf
hb life be vas suffering from iRbl
attack of dsiisun tremsns. II 10 re-
postsA that domestic troubles. together
With ths sefassI of his wife TO come :,
Denver 10 live. drove him 10 dfisk snt
ohe stssmpt on bis life. Tie ptysiciani
ars Of the opinion that he vii recover
Hts family ss Ls0fsnge. Kentucky
hsvs been notified.
Alleged nssasssr tn Cssssay.
0AnsA Csuz. Aprii.--Jssss J. Graham
The uafdeser of Dsnnis BsnDets. In
1D00. . few miles above this city, ar
stvrd this svenina from Fresno In charge
Of sheriff Meade, Of that connty. Or
his arrival be Gas arrested 90 . bsnst
variant. taken 90 tbs coussy I'LL ard
impsisonsd. His case vii SHORTY ooms
- ostsi.
rnree ChDldren Drswned
OopHn. Utah, April &c --fhrea child
req Of W. q. Wilson. were Crowned Ia
The Ogden river today. They we're
playing near the strsaa into which
thsy accidentally fell The bodies
have not been recovered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27
Warrington Steamboat ffa1l-
portatiaa Co.
Carving the y. s. MALL

SETTLE PoaT TuwHsEH0 ROUTE.
C1nANKRS ANDERSON on EDITH WILL
y ran easzs Ae<v~en S-Asxle and Poxt Tosa-
senA isSviag rsAssis = - p - toaeAfaa -
Poes XAdinsn, Hoxe 0z0hse and Rrrs tzdlev.
R.szrnfne-LrAvs Port Touussnd aAaly zen.
s<p& SaniAy1 - 80 = n
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LARos fLxxT OsxNo.-Cap.ain Al
fred Carton aud bis family have re-
turnei FROM weeks Writ st Port
a.mbIc. his former home. lie says
that there is nos on the way to Port
Gamble q hses OF tnisty-swo vessels,
which has probably never been snr-
passed by any pvrs Ia the history Of
Puget sornd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

Az for GesDaa nu0esess. -
eAH fnAncsnco. A three days fair end
festival, given BY the German ressdsna1
Of this city IN aid Of the sn6ersfn o
shs foods 10 0ssnsBy, was opeusd a.
the Pavilion toe light.
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Nss fasK. Apr = -veass n cal sisy a,
s&sS. siossl 0Frsci PrfE. Rrers Z .
sspsF sNzsss. 80 dnz II haas- fuii Aaa
sssasy Al ts-~a fes a. ssy balls ssd d - for
esaassst-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

CHEAPEST LOTS
- 1ATTIsn.
|MtY { MRIenl's liditisa.
How to Buylots.
Go 10 tie difiereai dealers
Get their quotations.
Then come to us,
ksd n vs % sss sfse yea
More Real Value
POI YoUR MONEY.
We will give yOualot
--0r--
The Fissss ss.ecsst Groceries
In the Great Northwest.
The Great RaiIways,s
Steam and Sail Vessels.
! And Street Car Lines
| MAKE rHEIR TERMINUS AT
4
GIG Front street.
SEND FOR PRICE LET OF
Groceries. Provisions, Grass
| and Garden Seeds.
Tesephsne -. re. Rex 40.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-27

GAu YaAsotsss, ApsiI 2s Henry
Hess. COS of tue 200 ces1terfeitsss Ar.
eosos1 sesensty In MssysviIis vith 3s7
oooaserfsis Standard daissfs In tbsis
noossssssu, vAs today fsuod guilty
II psiooosS uas ss6sred 10 sppesf fof
ennaeaee an Monday nfxt.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-21
LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 90 Especial Telegram to
TIE BEE. CATTLE The extraordinary
number of cattle, 20, 08S. that arrived yester-
day were about all sold out before the day
was over, an incident such as never before
occurred in this market. To-day business
was fair, with little or no change in values
rs compared with the slight decline noted
yesterday. There were but a few good ma
tives here, and only a limited number that
were useful. Rangers and Texans were also
q rather poor and common lot. Owing to the
light supply of Texans good cows and heifers
sold a shade better, but common and canning
stock was Gown to low water mark. Stocker
and feeder trade opens slow for the week SO
far. The big run yesterday brought in an
unusual number, and as there were but few
buyers yesterday or to-day, there was a
large number in pens unsold to-day. Com
mon light cattle are down to 81. 9OG2. %, and
averages of 800 to 1000 lbs. can be had at
S2.IC@3.25. The receipts include 5000
extra beevcs, S5.00Gp5. so; medium 70 good
steers, 1850 to 1900 lbs, S4.40@5.10; 1900 to
1850 lbs, S3.50d4. 80; $50 TO 1900 lbs, 81. 900
800; stockers and feeders, quiet ut S2.00
@3. %; cows, bulls and mixed, easy at 81. 250
1915: bulk, 81. 9062.4 40; Texas steers, $4,000
325; cows, 81. 750e2.25; western rangers,
$2. 60a4. 10.
HoGs-Values ruled 5@1oc lower, but at
the decline there was q brisk demand from
sold down to $5.35@5.4 and best heavy
around about 81. 50, There was Il fair de.
mand for ordinary run of 10 TO $50 Id aver
nges, Moran Il Healy taking about $50 at a
range OF s., 3O695. 35, and light light at 100 TO
23O Id averages. made $5,45@5,5 90.