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rrxAxcE AND y.eADr.

s1xrTLN- ser u
The sies-. s1spp1 weather Of To-
day exercised Z beneficial fnauerce
on al Enss Of hEsfne-s In the
city. Hay r<ceipss we're large. amounting
70 s7 tons. The potato rasrkst Il weaker,
and II n n1s strange when one cocsidsrs
the fxfxs arrivals made almost daily:
10 ssrks were brought "a since last report,
from Buuzenexs BY the schooner A1gas<.
Of Pert Townsend. Tbs rnarfes IL wei
ssocked wis aour. and the supply Is being
increased by daily receipts Two carloads
u canned sainan, III eases. vii b. ship
ped East tomorrow. The lot was PACKED
al ths West seAftIe csBnery. There has
been no movement IN hops and 10 trans
actions ~ far ~ could be sseertsined- II
the present weather continues. there may
be some activity shown. A carload Of 10
ba,es wiz 60 out 10 morrow for the East
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE-
cEIPTs-DnTing the last "a hours The
merchandise aud produce recslpts a this
port have been ss follows: Puget
Sound shore rozd, 1z3 tons. CoiaraDls q
PExef sound railroad, tons. Seattle. Lake
Shore Il Eastern railway. 20 tons. Steamers
Fanny Lake 20 tons hay from white
TItErs tkAf& 41EBNU n A4f4kr- E<t-EfF ~ 49,
annsoe ~ tons, Evanzel IL tons, Cascade
81 tons, schooner ]. J. Perry. y tons hsy.
schooner August 20 tons potst1cs, skAgit
Chief 70 tone Total receipts. no tons
Amcrg the receipts we're &esacks potatoes,
z7f sacks f0nr. III saeks bran = ssfxs
shorts 81 tons hay.ls3 boxes apples. ooxss
butter, COT bo1es canned goods - cAses
canned n1eat. 30 kegs usiis, 900 cases LARD.
100 barrels beer, 1915 gallons nIitk. y cases
pafelt medicine. Z kegs cider, Y SACKS
oysters coop chickens, 20 barrels lime. Z
horses, bead hogs 20 head cattle, 600
feet lumber.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the last "a hosrs.
goods and merchandise have been shipped
from seattle to the surrounding country
as follows. Puget sound shore road. =
tons Columbia and Pages Sound railroad.
tons. seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
railway. - tons. sisAmers--Hunroe Siss
tons, Eliza Anderson - fOas, Glide u tons,
]. b. Libby ~ tons, Edith 3 tons Henry
ResIry ~ tons, onlncy 9sf tons. Clara
Brown II tons. Lief Eriekseu toas. sue
cess ~ tons, Augusta tons, Maintained
ton. 6eorRe Z. Starr 70 tons Total ship
meuts a3sIz tons.
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nEAI. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Recorded at the Auditor
nfftco NesGHrdax

Thirty liyc deeds were hlcd Tor record
yesterday. the considerations ssgrc eating
tiS,c7s, ga average Of sIgsi. Following /,
the lisi As furnished BY Wood & Osborne,
ahstracters q tius:
C c. Phinuey 10 c. M. sheaie. lot :. nh
70, North seattle. t.No0
Edward Digwrtf 10 W " Fidlcr, lat 20.
biz y, Deuuy 4 Hesi aid. sls6
7. lePAt4 - :, y. simpson. lQt I, BIZ =.
A. A. penuy adj. sesa
\. L, neauy 10 Nakish. : 81 lot g.
blk ~, D. T. hcuus's SOD. Sssu
\. Z. X T. q j. h. uNWssu, lats q 4 &
sec y, Y q y, z G e, e. St-l0o Eerrs. f..a.
st, Henricksca % q. Baasea. 4, se-e
Lot 3. e. T. Ferry p'at, 81
\ Aacyc adv 10 ". h. liewgslyn. blkxu.
81, -, -. S. g., 81. "a, IS Is. - ~ 81 81
y. irse eiks q -, IS, 81. -. lots / 10 Z ius
s 81 y y. y : sge g sapfiesaea'Ai Blk s.,
ii waltz To If n, HHl, 10 acres Ia SC
&, % n.r &c. va
!, u. Rengstorg 30 J A Cole, lots s. 9
BIB :, J, II. keass;or.f ada. $40
Aol-tns - r. L near5oEu, a, acre,
sgesn a. hik e, Seattle Homestead ASS a
J. = MxEvs 10 J. RAYMOND lsts Is "a
els 5, hsEeiwosd add SIS
y Denny % " \. Wake, lots u. u
pa ~. Y. lhsnsy's Para AID. Ssa2.
y z neups o. ] & Ssndal, lss :. biz s.
ID Z DFugg = eask add, Ssaa
Wa y Mosra 90 4. C. Caikfus, lots 4. s
asa ~ - los acrvs, al 81 Sc -. tp s. u,
. y e. tS.Ed
3, y -dEEs - L n. cage. lots {. :. 5. 9
- - sHd - l13 acses ia Sc -. - :
q. g. s;s1 30 scres ~ Sees 5 &aa p. Il
- o, rae. ssaaa
daOmas RBske To }. e. FronGscn, lots !
e, "a q Epskc scscDd sdG. 81,
". A litWci,yn - @. r kuisH, iot {
elk hsf&g's sgccud ssia! $50
J. " MCGca q n. nisaou. lots 8 =. sex
e.. o. a o.. :, ssSQ
J. J WlacspaN TO EaaEsTrasu. lcs s
tts 5i, Nes'rs's secoud a1t, sfsa
u. ~ hitc 81 A krras5Fa uss. iets s., - =
-, bfyek s, Naiga & &&oasuss aed- q
Nes, r Sstsc $3.50
- ~ 0eay 20 & A EfSy laE = q s e
o.. IS ~. IS, smith sapr4 pa 0t aicg : y
81 Hurkes .sl s6&.. 5tssss
EsWaes b,gasf. - 4 Nehs1u t1is %, "a
tlssk Is Gscaaf 4 NasE's s11-, Szsi
" . q 4 zee 70 7. n. Magngr. loss n
a., kiotE 8, IS, e. tN
, t.. f'ss.s4ssp 60 & Nyczs. lof 3, eiarx :
asa ~ Issl zs1 ed
". x Il Weasga e. IS. Asags. aes s. llosl
>. 6eskcss -aa afss.. sac
,. & Ffanssca 10 q. T GSsen. lot {
a'e<k Z. A2fSss al add, asa
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L SIEIN MA

A RCHITECTs - BUTLRR's BUILDING
n James st.. opposite Occidental HoteI
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KEW YORK MERCHANDISE MARKET.
Srw weak, Nov. H-Hops-Quiet and
Coifee-optlons steady: closed barely
steady sales, 81 900 bags. including Decem-
Der, $l3 ao6Bi3 IS: January. SIS .D,9lS 10:
February, ti3 10t9l3 Is: March, $40 intGI3
Is. Spot Rio duh aud weak; fair earsoes,
sugar = Raw, quiet and firm; refined
copper-Dull; Lake. Nov, si7 a.
Lead-More active and firm domestic,
Nov, 50 10
Tin Easier, straits, So 90.
Bar silver. ga34c.
Petroleum opened steady at s6s,c, but
after slight advance became duh and prices
sagged OF steadily until the close. which
was weak AT 75ssc,
CHICAGO PRODUCE yAKKgT.
CHICAGO, Nov. l4-wheat closed easy;
cash 81 i2la. December 81 1875. January
81 ilis. Mayyi 14t.I6.
corn-ssrongcr; cash iolsc, December
3g3Se. May s9iAc
oais-sieads; cash 25lSe, December 2s5se,
May 2e7se.
Rarley-No trading.
Pork Firm; cash and December $l4 GO,
January si4 74lssoH Is, May slj o2ls.
txrd--steady.
CHICAGO LAVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO, Nov. l4-Cattle- Receipts
$4,000; weaker: choice bsevcs s5(a5 Is.
steers t5ss1S, stnckcrs aud feeders s. SO
) 10. Texas cattle 81 9Q(JS 40. Western rang
ers. g. ante4.
Hogs Receipts. 1000: strong; mixed
8 G5eS s.. heavy g. So95 IS.
shcep-Reeeipts 9,0oo; strong: natives
s. SODA 30; Western IS EOS S.; Texans,
s. seas 80.
LYkRFooL GRAIN MARKET
LIVERPOOL, Nov a. - Wheat Quiet:
demand fair. holders offer freely.
cOrn--Quiet, demand fair; new mixed
Western Is esd PER ccntal.
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SPOKANE FALLS NEWS.


Sr0EAEE FALLS. Nov. IA The Repubhs
cans held an immeBse demonstration aud
torehli9hi procession this evening, which
was Witnessed by thousands who lined the
tfrceis and sidewalks. Large delegations
from outside points were 10 attendance.
uniformed and eguippsd for The oceaslou.
Along tho iine OF march business houees
were geyly issteoned and illuminated. The
demonstration was enlivcned By bonIlfes,
booming Of cannon and the explosion Of
6feNorks The procession marched 10 the
American Resort, where an Oidiasbioued
Republican Publication meeting was held
1. Y. Quincy, manufacturer OF the eele-
br4ied Quincy cab, Ii ip the ei13 for the
purpose Of intredgcLag tht5 mode OF loco
A conservative estimate Of the vote cast
st the recent election places the population
Of this city ct 1900.
Indications for building boom In the
spring hre very. encouraging. Tbs building
81 blocks already contracted for viii cost
poco,O0a
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CYLINDER PRESSES.

IL Hoe Drum Cylinder, sRoiler. 80
KS -. SEQ
xai -.--..-.... 80
ST. Hoe Drum Cylinder, Roller, Il
81 Hos Drum Cylinder, Roller. 81
x5o seo
81 Cottreli . Rev. Roller, Ssxs5. 500
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Notice Of Special City Election.

yIyHRgEAs, BY SECTION II OF TIE. cHAE-
w ter OF the city of Seattle. it is pro-
yided, that: The city OF seattle has
power to erect and maintain water works,
o. to authorize the erection of the same for
the purpose of furnishing the city with Q
snfseient supply Of water. but no such
works shall be erected by the city until q
majority OF the voters of the city. at q
general or special election, shall vote for
the same
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given to
all whom 1t may concern. that on the 18th
day of November. A. d. 1855, in said city OF
Seattle, in King county, Washington Terri
tory. pursuant to the provisions OF said
section, there viii be held q special city
election, in order that the voters OF said
CITY may, at said election, vote for or
against the erection of such water works
as are in said section intended and are
described as follows:
A system of water works, for the purpose
of furnishing said city with a sufficient
supply of water; said system to consist of g
suitable principal conduit pipe, and OF a
suitable distributing reservoir or reservoirs
and head-works aud distributing mains,
branches and hydrauts, all well laid, con-
strueted, protected and secured, and all
necessary and proper appurtenances, and
all interests in land necessary or proper
for the erection or eDjoym OF said
works; said water to be supplied by Rock
creek, tributary of Cedar river. in said
county, from point in said creek about
twenty-five miles distant from said city,
ard TO be conveyed by gravity through
said principal conduit pipe, from said
point 70 said reservoir or reservoirs in or
near said city. and thence distributed
through said distributing mains, branches
and hydrants for use in said city: said
principal CONDUIT pipe to be about twenty
Two miles long; the general line of said
principal conduit pipe, from the point
will be to follow the ridge along the south
side of Cedar river and parallel with that
stream, descending by a nearly uniform
grade for distance of about ten miles to a
point near the village of Renton. thence
descending into the valley formed by the
junction OF Cedar and Black rivers, and
running westerly across said Black river,
thence descending the ridge on the east of
the last-named river and following said
ridge 10 reservoir to be erected on high
ground in or near said city, which work
according TO engineers preliminary esti-
mates laid before and adopted by the
common council of said city, will give a
total fall from the head-works on Rock
creek to the distributing reservoir at Seat
tie OF approximately two hundred feet, and
will deliver daily about ten million gall
lions, or one hundred gallons per head for
population of one hundred thousand in
habitants, the estimated hourly flow of
Rock creek, at the point proposed for the
beadworks, being from five hundred and
fifty TO six hundred and fifty thousand
gallons or more.
The estimated cost of said water works is
one million dollars, divided as follows:
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shipping Intelligence.

roRT DISCOVERY. Nov. A.-Salled-si
jeremiah Thompson, brig Deacon.
Porr ASGKLKs, Nov, 8--Gavernment
line down. no report from below: clear
easterly wind on straits.
VALPARAISO, Nov s.-Arrlvcd-A "a
pose; from Mooiyyiiie
SAE Francesca. Nov lt-Arfiyed--S,i
Queen OF the Pacific. from Nictcria. saiiet
Don Nicholas. for Nana.inc Elsinore
for rorl TpwlfSend
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WALLA wALLA NEWS.
New System of Leasing schoo
Lnnds--Acrldeuts.

wALLA WAIi.a, Nov. 1.-the county
commissioners have decided that school
lands be put In Eve grades and be leased
at: First class, 81 60: second. 81; third, 30
cents; fourth, Is cents; aud flilh, 10 cents
an acre per year, on six year leases At
present leksces pay but SO quartersec.
zion yearly. There are 5pQ0 acres OF school
land In the county. aud the change viii
ez7.ooo.
b This morning at Weston, Or. caboose
containing dozen passengers was run into
by an escaped freight car. The passengers
were all severely bruised, bat none scri-
ously injured. II was considered a mar
row escape.
J. NJ. Shields, q surveyor ON the Hunt
railroad, while riding "a this city from
Dixie last night, was thrown from his
horse and internally injured. tits feared
no will die.
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posr TOWNSEND. Nov IA rasn named
Mexam was robbed 81 50 e. gte s'har.cs
hotel yesterday. lie had Just been raid "a
Company, and Invited 3 aeaa -hloke sfsen4
10 nom with him. who tec;rgocssea hy r.
heylnx him a. abSYe staisa, sad ,!sssa4at,ssi
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remedy free from complications; easy to
use, and SO harmless that it can be admin
;stered to the youngest children with i'm
punity. Semitic any address upon receipt
OF So.
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rELEGmAP8Io MARKETS.

- HAs fsAscIsc0 gErIEv.
SAN Fn4xcfsco. Nov. IA. : wheat-The
market Is duh and inactive. not much
business passing; qtioted nominsily 81
81 co.
onsIs reported. No feed, weak nj CSC
oais-sieady. with fair demand. but
not quite 50 arrH feeling; 200 etls, Wash
iuxfon Territory arrived to-day, but are not
disposed 81 yet, Choice feed quoted 81 20.
other grades, 81 FOL IL
Potatoes-trhe market appears 70 be in
little better shape, but prlces remain about
the same. qnolabie 3fg9oe
Hops--Few transactions ms1e pablo;
appasenlly little doing. Ia the absence 81
hiskiness, Qgs0fatioas remain aS the Old
figures. istss0c Tor washsagtrn and choice
californla, lafSf7c for inferior.
Butter apay Steady at s5tss7'1c; good
fsEs-Fresh ranch, ss8sOc; store lots.
charierrd-Gamen, lumber. Puget sound
TO Melbourne. Detroit, lam Der. Puget
Sound to Hobson's Bay.
SEw YORK sTocK nEvtEg.
NEs YORK. Noy. H-Thc stock market
was again weak In the forenoon To day,
but reacted before noon, and from thai titae
advanced slowly but steadily, aud closed
generally at the top figures, which In most
Of the list were iFac,ionaily better than
these OF last evening.
Governments dali and steady.
EXCHANGE AND SECURITIES.
NEW YoRx. Nov. l4.-Money on call easy
at 1fd2i5 last loan 2; closed offered 2.
Prime mercantile paper 1ssatei5. Sterling
exchange duh and steady: "a 81 for 60
day bills; - s75< for demand.
BONDS.
Is ffsgIsteredl l25z< AZ (eouponl 1275t
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September, 1883.
Having thoroughly overhaaled these
presses in our own machine shops. we can
guarantee them To be in good running
order
TERMS; We will sell these machines
for partial cash payment, giving time on
balance, aud will take second hand ma
chimes in trade. Any parties desiring sec
ond-hand presses win do well 70 write us,
ss we are constantly receiving bargains.
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4 wIFE-BEATEg WOUNDED.
a Pert Townsend Woman staiss Her
n~scE ~. II :, - nd

P0nr TernsgxD, nov. is-Mrs. WIN,
Short stabbed her husband twice in the
neck IT O'Clock this morning, INJECTING
ncrious wounds DIR. a. n. GfsnnAn
dressed Bis wounds and tanks be viii -.
cover. Short went home drunk shortly be
fore The sfabbing and proceeded 10 beal
hfs wife. rs has been hIe custom for soFne
tlme past She tsrned on him in passion.
afe anger With fhefcsslt above stated.
Short came here two weeks ago frofs
Port Discovery. aud IL emplpyed Ia q
foundry. He has . family OF ak children,
whom he has shnmefnily neglected. they
having been without hfewood for fwh
weeks. Mrs. Short Il a haTd-workinR
W0fnans well thought ~ by the families
acquainted with her The public verdict
cxone-ates her, and all sag Short got less
than ne dcterFcd.
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Rat,ttea,lop NJ N.rih y.tin,,.

NoRru YAKIMA, Nov IA monster
ratification meeting was held AZ The opera
house last night Mayer Whitzan pre-
sided, noyics Mtiroy. Lee, Haison, Nichols
Hewlett, and Others spoke. Canpuus wcre
nred. bands played and shese wefe many
iiiuHafnafions The enthusiasm was hi.
tense, The crowds dispersed with cheers
Cor Harrison aud Morton sud John n
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). G. BURNS.
FISHER 81 CLARK.

A RCHITEcT- AND lc,KESEY
IA block, corner Front and Colun bia
streets
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sNoHoNtsif. Nov. 1.-THE steamer Nellie
was raised to-day aud rests on the hank ~
she river. She will steam up io,aisErass
and start Tor Seattle. Ii tke iasehiarrr 4
broken she viii be towed By the s,casass
Muaroe. No freight Was ealnSxed. auls ~
loss ia ahont gSap
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Price of Full Treatment, $500.
julsatuth Ask your druggist for it.
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HEAVY EMPRESS ROBBERY.
Ten Thousand Dollars Lost he.
tween Tacoma and Eliensburgh.

KILESsnuRaH, Nov. i4.-~Ten thousand
dollars shipped by express yesterday from
tho Merehants' bank Of Tacoma % Reu
n SuiYes & CO.'S bank in this city f. miss.
and have made the loss good, but viii not
say how the loss occsrred. The express
messenger left no way bill at this place. 50
n locks as thoHgh he Is implicated
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PROMPTNEss.

First cold, ihen cough, then con-
sumption, then death. Il took Dr. Ackes's
Engiis Remedy for consumption the mo
meut began to cough, and / believe It
saved my life" Walter N. Wallace, wash
gfsf
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GEORGE ID BLAKE,
A IToRSEY AT LAw-R0oMs IS AND Is
IN Union Block. Seattle, Wash
Special attention: Corporation, land and
maritime law.
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HLLgSsNgRaa, Nov. lts-Jhe trtck n ifa
on the ossa fsiloss'. "a eiyneg. Lsueh 4
srowdy's tiesks. has beea ssa.sksa. rhs
pusiNins~ NH snoa DC tea34 lVr occa.
pai4sS.
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prrp's u,rx. Texas. June %. 1858 The
swifs Specific Company. Atlanta, 6A--9en.,
.sea e ny shs bsIs ss - sbass sxo
years We gaze her various kinds % med
cine. but without profit. and began p despair
@ sSs s s 8 s. Az s.P shs ssa % 1ss
several bostles tie clseaess al disappeared.
and she " now n hale. hearty and heaasny
nj bsro:ne sf.siefed ia the sa,ne way. and /
am asinx the 5. s. 5. and nntic.Fste prompt
aad permanent cure n. C. WAoscsEs-
RsrH unz- No. July z. lsss.Ths sgifs
ns,l- S,ri whsa bsr three weeks old broke
ous with eczema We tried tire prescripttcrs
from several good doctors. but without any
s , a sIs rss s snSe h.s head ss e
heal. aad BY the time she had tAken 81
bottles she was completely cured Now SIC
"a. FIJI snd ssss{ h s,, o. na ,v q 51ns s
LIS sE2t-ment- Respectfully, IL. T. SHcs-
CHATTANOOGA, Tsxx, Juno q. fsss-Ths
Swift Specific Co. Atlanta. 0a--CeDtlemea:
Ia 10 contracted BLOOD poison, and az onee
Graf months. By hts acsice l. went to Crab
TT hard springs, KY. where bis course 81
n sds1' t Sas ssa ~ ,h me next s5rtnr r,-
pies oeg,a 70 appear on my Taco aad Dody-
These gradually Increased 10 sores ard run,
Eng ulssrs vas saslssd z tsy - sI I,
Improve slowly nc nrsf. bet mere rapidly
afterwards. and soon nothing remained 70
tell II my trDuhle. Ny bscoI 10 now thor
oayhIy cleansesi, and my system frce frym
faint. and owe my present cendificH.a
perfect cure--to your niedicina Ieheerfally
give tbs statement that others who bavc
Suffered - i have may reap thrfam bere<..-
LAnpx u. DdE7. q West Ninth ST.
Hozs. La. Nay .. fsss-The swift specirs
Co.. AtaEta. CA--9eutlene1: About tro
years ago my general health gave way en-
firefy. ! was 80 dehfiifated that 1lmo.t
despafred Of ever feeling well again. All
thai TOO Physicians done for me brouyht to
rrrrrancl.s relief Friends insisted that
should give q. 3. 3. q fair trial. although
thought it would be throwing away nncrst-
After taking q thorough course. my health
asd strength retained, and must say thai
n 3 s. alsno cured me, az l dlscarded ell
others while using ft. As q tonic ear pcst
heartily recommend u for general debility,
II certainly Is . specific. w. r. BRIDGES, J.P.
HOMER. LA-T know Mr.. ". y. Bridges, ard
will say that his statement Is correct
JosEPH SHELTON. Druggist.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseaees matted
tree. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 8.
Atlanta. Ca.
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Probate judge, ]. +. Tucker STa in0 or
pGsitionl. Auaitos, X. II. Wsmshorough
ai2. J. II. Bowman ie7. Sheriff, J Kelly as
j. III. RAIDER isS Treasurer. &. { Reed SIS
tho oppositionl school superintendent
q G. d,llettc, as, c, +. scizer rs Com
missloners, l. Il. Carter IS9, A. NcwhAll
sxa, r. W, spencer i26, X. NJ CsirvS i6l, ,.
W. Gray lSs. Bert Tift Ia Safveyog. +.
Van Gohren 10 the oprcstionl CerOuer.
+. Disney $50 tho oppoSitisnl. wreckmNs.
ter, NJ. W. Nichols rs tao opposition
All the men excited are Republicans
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LIVERPOOL, Nov a. - Wheat Quiet:
demand fair. holders Offer freely.
c0rn-euiet, demand fair; new mixed
Western Is esd PER ccntal.
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FoRf hiAXELEY, Nov. 1.-THE new
tAree-tnasied schooner Oec8nia Vance was
llaunched al las this afternoon, from Hale
Bro = shipyari
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-15

AsnaAN. Mss. Nag. "A --Taa aes sst.
houses q thv Peoples lee Csngans ware
blown ssossn tais nstlatlEs several assk
men were seFieasiy iasut4t f'ovs 80 b.
iievcd 70 be fatally EnF,
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snow in tne nittitas yaIIcy.

ELLEEsBuE0H. Hoy. 1.-The 8rst snow
that has been seen in the valley fell last
night Heavy falls OF snow are reported
in the mountains. Small snow piows are
being put on tho engines
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