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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-31

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-31
ELIENsHugG NOTES.


fs.sEssHf E5. iujy .a.-Ah tiiis afternoon
sfaSsS have fseea ieaying the Johnson
house soadss xith passengers. sud up %
p "a. ~ pass myers LETT the eits Ter the
STEAMER. tipe HloFe fegr horse stage leaves
10 the iaorRing. The steamer leaves from
Foff Eaton rs ! p. N. tomorrow Tuesday
With about - Passengers aud cargo u
10 tons ~ freight for the Big BEND and
salmon River mining coanfry II begins
Il look as though this would be a very
popular ruute 10 the miaeS People here
begin 10 realize that Elicashusg i now, iu-
Decd depot fsF the entIfe Big Bend apd
saiinpn River country
corp OF seattle. lake Shore & Eastern
engineers iefi this city this afternoon By
private convey s1ee They would not give
theif destination Or say what their object
was
BIDS arc being received Tor the eonssrHc-
iloG % a Masonic temple. 10 be built of
brick. ceIgented. 80 by -, two stories high,
8 eita iswsE This viii make one 81 the
finest Masonic piles ia the territory aud
Hisl * SO ornament 10 the CITY
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An GaroKTasr CASE.


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* SagFsFcy-tsSnesas fFs1 q S=Fasss =
usa5a t.slnre lie @4nsse ia sa1sses sassfsz
tse seas -at&EFga3 - tse iess sessSea as fssa
zsssaA fAzs ae &ss spEse nts4s frpsa issaA
ss as sae - ssss A&a- II Has se1n-
gss5 sez haaeessr - iHaea e. saa sasxasf So
s48 : sfi scFvlnf. azsisse ~ frsss e.
s5zS-n ssasie esfaa rss7sr& seF ssszsssf
q rgassat tastasf 81 = srss8 81 Aat 5reH5
Ees3siA Sus - - aesea 81 90 ssza EsaaeA
thNt - 81 fssssE fsass A@aea, 8ss uae
ssaH 3 sarwHes AaEa-z7 2rsaa tssl rlsay
fa aaaeser A ba s. aA.sgsr.sa. tss
aaxN eea - his ssFfs1rs 4ai5e 5 s-s z
a..e..l -. u N.ss..a
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RAILROAD srniNE ~ TRAxcr.
FoGlce Attacked Rioters Wounded
Ttaiiaas gain.

PkRl~. Jalg - -Eishi thouEsHa uaegscs
arc uow 9a a s5rska. sad efslers are e1'
trrssst "a 5Q3n the movement gsststif-
three "a leo uefSgsls arfes strd were he'd fssr
ssIal an charge ~ having been cgsneefag3
Sd f5oslHr 81 Ia sislests- flse nurdrcS
yfrfkers ATS kea iAs poiies st iaklBesie
ra Satgfraay nishf Tea rtpfsss aers
waAH2gd with swaFds NAas u Tie riai
ers aFere lta@saa
FaEEq. GQiy ~ Gss H.GTniHN She aFEcs
ol saeaiss assa5ppied ~ sfgp isssarars AZ
aasa lu fhr yHrts WaieA were EaaF8eei by
notiep sud sreaps Various rssint- 1H .he
sHaasss aye peeup5ea ~ nsiltt4gg saetaea
n4eFas
Afs meeting ~ nagafts torsag ft geas
1ecl.Sesi fa sssa tfenatef Fiogneg PROTEST
seaiusi tiss employ saebt ~ troops, ana 9e-
zrzss ts5sg the psSsifs sfarc RS ss.tisltlr tas-
fiss raa 15sfs II n oSes5srs3
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Port rownscna Notes.

poRt TOWNSEND, July 29.-The missing
peeketbook, which WAS alleged to have
been lost in the rooms of u test medium
holding forth here, was found on the street
by couple Of boys with the contents ia
tact. The lady Is Indignant 81 the impata-
tinn cast oa her. and called At the branch
eiiice of fosfsisfELisGESCEE 10 request
fhat ihc fact Of It's finding he published,
Arrived Yesterday; British bark 2oila,
fiom san retlro. seekfgg charter; schooner
81 Lueie. from san francisco. for NHlpa
Faiso. schooner Courier, from neaaid0. 10
ioal .aIr her az pusat Vii Cos mile.
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A fudge ss-anlted h, q sailor.

roaT lOwSsENp, July 2a.-one q the
uf4ioR sailors under Indictment Hes iet out
for an airing yestefiiag after much plead
lag. BE was proIleua9lgg Up Naier street
uasaned eye rested upon tas;iee Van
Boz &eleu. who be thought vas tha cause Of
his Hues. His hraHuy lst WIS called upon
IS haadmsid % his ire ard moment AZ
tsrWari the woyiAg iNdge vas prone on
tasra hFna Marshal Finn hapgeae.i % BE-
near. ard coIlarea tho rnfiAn and feak HIM
back - limbo before be could Do further
aamsEc.
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EErzHTaS BEtrfl. July @9.-fhfee quar-
fefs of 4 ,aiie- aitRls woD, Romance
seaoad, 7aneEteF fh4ril tire. -
Tafee fnf.0ngs-lal etmmu wRa, k#aiia
Ffij2 s8Aanil. Hafas tAiFi time, 1.l9
tiste sad one stxtrruth-H He-iie won. Be-
laz sGecu4 Msrg Hamilton tis3Ea t,me,
1sI5
f}UT and ene-sigseenth -NsG.ter ~e1s
i14 ar 5. Cesat lana SECOND. ktag Robin
thira.
t4ae snd eas esSsifh naiies-NSfle won iE
q HnHe,ef Second. Esthelicu thifG
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IAELA ND'N HIKNNNLE.
fisycottar Convicted The yandeis
Tenants Yield A Farmer Shot.

Duatis, July 70 Mayor Msiiugh
Sligo. has beeD tired aad eonxictess 81
charge Of Publishing hoyratsing poticel
his ncwsYapcr. the sligo faEmBisn.
was sruis8eas "a four months inpfss
uspnt
The Nagieienf estate is0ants ii eDu
distance % the payment u fents and &
expected that they viii b. settled wift,
agents tstHaFraw tn that eesi there !
ie no mgfe rsfrflaas
JOHN FafaAn. h9ycotitd farmer. vi
fst8fsiug from Traiee sith fnfee iaflv,
IN \ ear SUNDAY. vas shot nsas lfst5.
Kerry cor ny, ~ tao ciseulaed u en-. v
5smpei essr = fsaee, afed, ard esespef
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WAS HE MURDERED.
Ex-Ctief Waaiery's Theory Regard
ing Capt white.

PoaF T01Nsssfa. july 3a-kx-thIcf q
Fqsiee woolery aas ia FoEs Townsend
saturday, and IN talking 70 fg.tus said
~lfa you know that as tFaee aas ever been
fsanG Of Capt HAsse. q tAs ETcslsier. slaes
ihe hour he eAs MfsSiaEg There was q
4 s1asy tizat be hasl heeu heard from. from
Nes York. Aaf there was 40 truth ia Is
NetsAef do / lsslleNe The starF at-5fst his
s8sog sw&y with a waFRsa- He was osle
- she ssesi knasg EetI on the sound. sud
seliss one zss9iss have sesa aud recognized
h1ss = hs8 be vas ieaNin9.
am tell yon bat d s'eliexc. Knsi tAai
>, be : es Ia4se away vita. He vas known
= carry Z large sari eg money about him.
had a large aEiaaat with him ii the time
Ae disappeared, and I believe thc theory
that ise has besa murdered and robbed a
god one tn 4 is a.spzayed-
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THE KANSAS WAR NOR OVER.
stevens County an Armed Camp
Picket Line Established.

ST. L1uls, July -, -- MAYOR Price os
woodsdale, kan, ia his statement to GOV.
Martin with reference 10 The Stevens
county war. stated that when the news OF
the killing OF sheriff Cross and ssysfff o.
his posse reached wOodssiAle il created
Wild excitement. A meeting Was held and
everybody was in favor 81 Arsaing anaA,ro-
eeedsng 10 iiugoiowu and killing as MANY
men as possible. tAeu burning the toW' far
retaliation, hut wiser counsel prsf Aed
While the meeting Gas in session =.
Cross received message from a iiugl Wn
lawyer, telling her weere The body her
husband could be f0urd
The weodsfale people have sent II: laa
Wlnchcssors and sEsg0n lead Of asnmsni-
ton, and have piekeied senTnels for sew
efai miles around Wonds5aie Niti in
sifuelions b ffs upon any liagasaan lgsn
eiaa attempts 10 pass them.
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wh.seeu, xo,e..

HRxr1px yafy sa-Tne Republican
teaafg coeslu sfee hss arii4t.s4 fssAf dele
gz1es T. t8e Territorial roHYsnfiea - elect
I'd en- ssle primary sYssern. kueusf :. when
fsnsfissesss fgg sosniy asrres sfli also -
essss@n
lss HSahney. insured badly sf Lgnssea hg
4 FatuMTay team leff hese fur Ffesslsaes
hospital % aisAs "a flsr steamer
Es4i ssfafe tfaHsfzrs are active 81 fzif
FF5sss. Ehn ssss estate - - Isis viii b.
fessla3s soid acre saS'&sr q
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THE FALLS CITY.
Death af the Despendeni Nelson
The Railroad Fight Continues.

d sf tsAt.ANs8 : ~ tehsthETrs
sfpK4NG FsL2s, 5niy 2N-fhrEs Nelsop
sta shns himself 80 Saturday usshi, died
a3 TIE aaspiini teahE,
daeFil See asiag. wh0 gfes accidentally
shei rs his depnty al FssGo, Is improqsng
his ultimate rcg0rcry Is expected
AZ ihc Grand hGsel last ulEh{ Cal Sgitou,
ee3tsT ei a dallg newspaper, was assaulted
bg TknmGs ktyan, aA eX-raiifgag con-
dgei0T sutton masle ieiui 80 draw a re
sos8sf. . hca f.snsl covered aim With q
SIX -sa0ter Friends inlcuesrd sud the
& khf wAs declared 81,
Tie seattle Lake sh0rc 4 Eastern has
serTed Aa iuianeIlaG en The Northern
Pacific railroad restraining ls ifuIa solug
any more Eofk or laying any nefe tracks
su iaad in dispste ia Whist f. known a. 81
railroad s1difi1n - spokane Fails. Tie
RIlIe. Lake Shore q Eastern has 8lsD
fskea preliminary steps towards having
tha riEhtof Hsg eo0ae5ac3 sa Z can con
Fseffc main FnF. a Il was dosing ghen
fhu first Injunction was served
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ustseu Tie sscScyi 10 adj ,A- sssss.--s..
wnrls - sAs sneeauieas. saa ~. ysssssssss
was sessseS 10 And as TASK a. Sst.ss -.
scsrrFcssS te designated. SReh sss..s <s,ss. 81
y q state II rtscrs Stien until tise 1.-sssss
seni ot the tul1ea Ssases shall 0ssSrapss.
order 'sS
AssSf sasite iasthcr tsfSersssoa as Z, sAa
matter ~ Irrespective sxs~nl sfis, 5s....s.
ositr.sd - Substitute fse TsltcF $ sss,.s.
mSnd - s06 aFfenGnent. thu foslasssssr
~hteh was aSretd to. And an isr4s
Nairh nlas tee sieSsxassesl fsu rsserEalrs
ana eAasss ~. irrigation SHALL =, scsaxvs,ss
= The pseTertS q The tinted states ana
5, ssss t',,s =, saticef 10 eaEry II >stslerssss
1nh. nefUzttcr provided fer by saw
sfaeils TIE discussscu ess<e9 at,si ~
amendment a. amended wss aeres,<a sss-
5eAs -. aaye iS Adsausacsi
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Notai.l,. enrles. Meslalne Ii Tnrn,n..

fseasA, July s1~Eiae wedding 81 Mis-
sns-as sears q NJ e. e. Zafsszskia wi}!
iASs place - =. I.akss rhHreh iossosF3w
evening a. 5 G'elesk. Toe wedding supper
xif e gfvea q: tss TErnaaa hcgef fae
cs.isR.e VII * ense make tusir haTae a,
Nf. 1stsfsszses usss Tesldaurts ca y gsr.sft
TIE bride Is 4 eaugAier 81 Judge T. =
aEs- aad hss aaen OF tw9 ssars Aad
ssEsee her arrival here. oaT of tas ieassers 81
Tacoma sgeirfF. Mr. Ia5giskie Is also
F.roHsifrut IN society and j. ehsef clerk In
the fse0faa l.asld Company : efsies.
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AL UNTRUE.
George Wilson, az Denver. Not =
Befsniter The Ruuters Ground~


Chicago. Jniy % ~Geofre +. Wis
Concerning wkom n dispatch from Den
was widely published inst saturday,
here lie aflnias The riimofa that ht
been missingS that he ieft his partners
Denver dee.iy iaveiyei on his nccsa
that he brought away from thrre = La
sum ui money. or has been guilty u =
irregular transactions af any kiua ON
contrary, he says he has been Registered
the Palmer house In this city for thl
weeks past. ard hax been ia Haily ncgel
lion with leading bsisinesa insn here. .
bad about contaminated arrangements
securing enough capital 10 take uR his O
standing Indebtedness there
Moreover. he Gays he hes eeen 10 1
4neUt communication with Lower.
partner Ia ttlAi place, who, Wilson saysI
Hew also hefe, and who has ielerT6pii
back 10 Denver requesting the phpefr tA3
10 deay over bis signature al stafctBsI
representing Wilson as having avoid
him. oF hHyIag been guilty ~ auy i
proper transactions n which he Is a
sasUrH
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~aE fE4%efssssi 8liy 2 - y st.Ssszt9
s 70. eeaais ss4aa ffHrsisats gaasla a.
ssSusaeas - ssF Ite iis3zAflez ar. -
sfsssslsf ~ fassa4 s. $40 szlsa &C. sol a.
sass - SCI so - $sa asss 4
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ARRESTED IN PORTLAND.
y Chicago Forgrr Finds rool
Hiding tiare.

f'oarlsNp, 4ely g9.--in Fehrsafy. 1855,
uue James fofitr, then connected wlih q
heaFy iifm IN chicago, committed several
fQFgefcs on the First National tauk Of that
city snd masaged 20 csesre bsfr5e his
wnFk was nHrafiaed The ense ass placed
in lhe bands % the FinkeTfau's. r. ana par
tlciiiaTs of ;he crime and description 81
Pl'Ffef wired al c4er The c0auftv
4 feiegfari vas also seut CHIEF ~ roiice
Parish Of this city. The Detectives here
Kept sharp lookout The mGsemenis of
Fsfter'~ fsmliY, who lived ia Chigaa0.
we're watched closely. Aboui q year age
they came here. Detectives kes; aa eye oa
iiie premises oet upird - thesa aad ab0ut
inree Fuuntas ago the f3fgvr afriEed, saop
afisf taking q position with {. H. bpid a
fa ia this city, Hbieh he has heid since
tasly ibis morning be Was arrested bg
Detective BARRY Ore 81 is5ukertoa-s
aeeais is hers and wiz leave fnr tiiieazo
with the rflsasef "Wednesday. parsar's
family bad aq5 the slightest fufimAgi5n II
fs'e caase of hts leavina chicago Mrs
Porter Was Brought o. the eits jail this ~
isrpgou, end she bas scarcely fseaa 10 her
austsnas cell a mina;e lsefsre hef sabs
could hc distinctly hearl Ia the cafddaf
Porter s. Z fSssss ass Eeavs "a are
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AEKANsas IscIpsxr.
4 well-Arsaca Farmers Family
Resisting uFs Arrest.

Gay=Ay. Arf. sHly sl.- Whtie tAsa 5cpu
Is SHERIFF. we've eadsavuring = arrest FFed
funs a.. faFsner negF near, 4 fSisf soek
rises. IN Which TIE whole fansiiy sftscsssi
anss fatally aoaasiesi az esfeeF Another
pose has gone after CsaHaY. Sf.9 said be
world aes ~ taken alive.
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rnnNf rAcnMA.

AhAfA Afrt0A -
Two Decisions by Judge sfiss ssew
y Z. steamers HHtvf!nsan' Cred
ttsrs.
TArosa, flle zl--Iasisc Alisa hala coHfi
8, 3sg in chambers and gave Judgment
anH t4aereas tu fsgu cases The cue was the
divorce sifif uf A. g. Nasbbsrn IS. Mar
Eaas Hsshbur4t An absrla,F ostTgc #
d-fares g rs granted. sud The ulfe peTmil
t-,i u ssks thg nsule 81 Massarrt Sstcsaui.
Is sbe tssr af T. A kneeA sad q e.
hfaeaajef 50. e 4. Capk azf5 g L Baton.
tsfftegaaHs was FeaaerFd for fNe p}Aiugssfs
* kaseit s HFaaaf.ier toss& q contract a. do
fhe ssffeater work IA tsr epastrSsetifn ef
TIVE isausgS fer & A. to3E taf s~a fney
they ltssfived Ss=}sii advance 81 BEGINNING
fhe @ar&. MhFu it waS cotaFieied Ar
tfsss ria.uiei i Wes mof .lCHa aersardiEe ie
tsgatrasi. sras a9t satisfactory sad refused
% rag fisa Nalane# aDs Que f4 tae s9ts
sa1 rzrt Cf tre ether ufsss ahieh
tae Aoasss eere bals were ese - r.
= A2tnu- eHtt was bT4aa ufsgr G.
rss caanics iigg for tlse balance iac-
asa - eud fie esEr7 5sdsF IS ssefssi,
reHIl se,s 5 der sigs. ID i&Faf NJ iaa rta.Ef-
ias ias iho fsil smaHHt esth lD1estse - ia
fsr efGs trsse ftel aa tr 81. 1ss7, igeasfslr
visa essefs eut. &c atsarue3 fee Gna fHr-
rhasrzs IS fh. lrss from Cook Afe sae nr,a
70 aala saefn sglees So fha Hem ef defend
arts Thc pfuF tS = arlen-ii 81 * ssia
AZ FaHle sase .e t5se htcaes bidder e. saf.
ssiy tiga ciasut
XHs s7RAxgss roH a14sNA
Tue northern fargae Rasifcsf com 7.asy
IS uaw acsatisilas w;ta : iia.ana tie
fsss1 sHiiiacr. tur tta e's'sstr1if sea @5 fNo
iai steRmefs laF tAe Aisssa ard
lsss-fza islzad sgasie q lsthr eHrE.nse
o. rsa sataa sgrpef shis rltg aHa sls-kn
Aafia& fae Summer aGa Ta NoaaiHts2 aar
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r,nrlnr lhrfl nf I.an.l..

AIHAST, 8sflF 5a --Abaut HeuE to-day r
r. beslcrirk. Of the uel3 knosu fisga 81 sr-
yieslinTsl n - gRelit HiaDufsf tHsess drove
y the Mechanic asd fErfaess hank aaa
secured q paGksze q nansts. comprising
series Il ~ The ee1guiure toa3s teaei lg
fha EgAifabae 3sFfF4re CeBR&uF - Kan
sss City. Sa2Hi 1sy &. is%7, fpx $3.50 each.
Esa psekszu he ;.aaefa Oh the sszl - HIS
bgEgr 4 man passing astsnssssd Bis A.
sssltion hy sssinz there xss safss1hifg the
ns3fssg with she harf4ess- au8 ahiie Be9e-
fsess bark vas tarupi . soufesssfais
dashed IN aud rFahtE8 sAe ssasss aud
made his rscassed pesiesick thinks toe
rsrkaEe cesissisaea h1B3s 20 the value %
4lgss 81
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cosDsssgD DISPATCHES.

Tha sessign Ah0ut Hnasies. Arit.. [
hasr9 keifsi b unprecedented aad 4
t.nnrra fa5as esasifiZ railroad sAsfu4
Al tfaias 8sN ise'aY.si. isfss paf snurafs
transferred aresssa the hspsss IN She ia
Tfasfs fsa s8iy 10 the daytime
gate tzEglsH faspsfaeiafers tsasc sarf9
Z paol 10 sfvAnee The price u haxsi
ffesa 80 u eefii~ per Yarsi.
gase aad tsennss. elisldsen ~ rA'tiel
fsYrnez. wern dspHnol IN he~ YORK
hf sunday by the npesstspg ef fgatt
Toe father ~as xased.
Tfse record ia distance fof throwing
p pound hammer ~ss beaten HBnl
afteeeoos ~ t;arry, ~ the Cork Afki(
Efah The distance thrown ssaE fgz
ess iBelyss. The btst pfssiaaH f-rortf 4
also made ~ fafry ag9Hf " asG8shx
III Nrg York. fiie length ss that ssfnn 1
! III fcef II Inches
The steamship rAs.hiaa. 81 The phsIs,
lii4sa line. afd tisr schooner AR, ffofft
John fef Sszs frrk. e0iiisied iieef -
seftl H9vr1, OF the Massachusetts "A +,
easnfsiny u4zkt fbe PmFshian ssd
schooner wess hadly snlsgei Ha 4
sese lest
clearing hgsise report, Eeek eadine [
Ssa 1fdss exchanges. g1Is - ~. a.
esrAzs ef 80 pr cest froaa The sams ,.e,
lasi SsSr.
Morris. The gentleman jzksy hnFg
Saratoga Saturday and reported kiiles
alive ssa ssay reeossy
Gea. sessfesd says tstnse 3 Is tAsl-
The E-Foft ilss Re is 70 - psaagd ln
s,sna of tbs arsny dHrisR Gen tA ~
DISABILITY.
Wa Car Keii sna krm fiesa xes
tally ss4aS 10 sht - - 9Eie paA
train t<sNsea Hruee<@ea ha4 MAI.
/ EeBtae ~. as4afsiay hight ssns Niehe
ilse sthes FHfEsei faift. igssrais il - ihe !
asa ~ sf.si
ssha Phisips aes s'Asfa fasAses -
So ss9s-t b eals ag iz-sssfs evening
Ass ~ ~ f~ iaa sst.ess =
Aal ifsSH
aegas fsie t m ss4SeT me
szz ~ . BSnx&s Car sf'tsa q
Hs slss fselHs 10 Rf8t - fstH4eF Z
!. ts4fsa. ssszs aaast egss ssstsss Tslssssi :
ir.a as E ssea satiA.d sSe neGf
esrs esssssas fsses1sss ssrs sze, AEE -
= sss sE So tspsy&ss sfsssa - 81
si - sef
f5e z1
Late salas ftf EAerag s1 szs
bias u zss5 lzsfek e. tsk4sit Eser As<eF
sasi Kate : 0ssszs - ees 4szzs
s sesynau esa prssx e8J fttid aff
~ xs.i 1Ns p@ro se9k : ssstxxatf3
rssxF4s u;afsasss 9ad N <xHf >keAA
kzra ~ ~ kindly f16 Fl
* - s SAT ii 4
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uow Cleveland Passed the SABBATH.

NEW fpKS. iuiy "a 2. President ieYriand
aud party sailed from Hsy here. y &, at
: - sunday morning fer Hicek Island.
therc wsf large crowd Of people ny early
to the incoming 10 Eca the president, ard
not teM ei them wanted 20 shake hands
with him. thase WAS na unl.onanifY for
THAI. however
AAEfoN. Mass, Jtiy 3a.-Mss Cleveland
passed quiet sunday, attending the Erss-
raf al church,
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faNftksfn. If8Y n The hssiier sher ut
tie wIissn.ttc lfssl works, csfBsf ftR1rfh
sad q streets. was Destroyed by gfr shortly
sffeE misnishi fais morning Z Was :
isgAf eT4essuFs frame bassdfuR. aaa sol ali
af fas machinery H8a rssBtebfs 0f the
lsaiIaiHE ss~s aastsgfed The Gre j. sup.
Fsssess "a b. aeaNus'lEry Iesss ti0.n9s "a
sssrAFge. &sSsg
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ADA Mis-. tDtN-
A Camping Party Of Thirty Ynnng
IasEEee

MALzA WtLfA. Iuls aTsgenfy fam
lies are osmrci a. tle government meaa-
ows Mirs D . west IS grrGIsizias yasfy
oi q Yuaug ladies 10 camp IS iAe sa1nc
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waIIuIa uotel uurned.

M4sLs NsLtA. July s.-SAgar3ay even
ipg tie CuiusasssA ABtsi a Aallfiia, kept
bg AfS. &CCHssgsr. formerly Of this citf,
vas entirely destroyed. Insurance. sssso
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noUss PROCEEDINGS.
Increased Appropriation for Para
fewaseaa-rhe saadry Civil MN
p...zk... Ns

WasmSdres, July Se.-srhe house wso.
iaio eo0sfaittce ~ the whais ~ the .s,s =
cheney appropriation es;I tlu iassslass "a
Nocsaees Of wsshiaetaa territory IN
smsNd.seat MAS Adopted aerr,snrissss,.s,
Si2te.a fer the cosnnsrtiss, ~ an, sss,s,:ss
building at lsars foWnses,Sl s-'e.''>
The cussafa ittSa arose. sezvtar the an..na
rstAtion tss pending, aa,s ths, AS,s>s, s.,.,s
aftanrs,esf ffN~7N fsseas
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NAsiisNeteSs 5ely SA.-t7seTS Is COED
rtasen - asiicve tnas ne seeai@ ss.ss,ss
oalns71ftse en papiaa Eailseads sFlli s,s-.s,of-
row reFagt sse oaihwaite tsll Il 10 sals,s,
unanimously, fSvcFahss sad w4fEant
amendment
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shnc n ing peatf. Of Inslian wnsnen.

gxn BirtF, Cal. Juiy E3-Sesf ucak
ex's station yesterday tts cioSaiag ~ two
YouuE Indian set8eu, passe1eers 1n the
Esaidsar aecni train, hosud EssIsh. causts
ere 10 sssas IBexpiirabie wag. Ani IN tbsis
fright flFsg fHfafed ffasn fas sraiu. ore
sssiag Instantly Killed, the other dying
shBetiF sgi~E TIE rrmains we're barissi
ea~fs tfsssiss
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which leIt here this nornIag iur Kansas
Nist over The Hannibal 4 81 Joe fivlsian
Of The e. road. tan into l63 oi hux ears
which had been sldctsaekea ri Round
uFatc station. which aefe not pHiled FAR
enough along 10 clear tho main track. The
mail aud baggage ears Of the HEli trasa
Neta badly wrecked aad several persons
were severely sAiared II Is fvport6d shat
TIE engtaeef and fireman were Killed
lsATEa KslpRf.-A darlington fast train
the main track near Refund Grove at :
O'Clock this morning The engine aisd tho
car wesc completely wrecked. The Nngi.
nr0F ehd Areman were badly bnFf. ifit none
OF the In sfsftsrz tstsfg ffts~ktf
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s4& FH&Stsaee, July "a srtleies ~
agreement ia ia glove contest beGsFseu
fltt eas0frd FHsiisfis Peter 1ack kspu. itnsa
ps5n d Australia and Eharses sfpdf II
Hsis isu. chanrsga 81 America. WeFe med
tsGag THE agreement stated tAs ~.
eausHSi naati be with gloves af suHabie
ssse feF q tr8phy ~ SiIkt ~fises .h:il r.
Is fba winner. gnd sn additional s.Ko % ha
presented 20 TIE iasef n the event ~ the
eaniesi Daf tskiaE place. fhf fnes vii -
satya frefeiy ft5sir traf nsaE exueusea. T43e
f.s4s i. : r. 10 zsssrs..s ssff
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NA<HiNssts7N, INIf ~ A0Atln,, l1ftr.,-
daeed IN fhe Resssr Today, ss,f fs,fay. s1,ss i,
the canmissee on fare8nu sfshirs : i,s,s,s
res'slstea calling ssg details 81 iaseruAaIIass
from e,ss eenSlsis "a faseiEn cannsrsfs rais.
i've 10 emigration 70 the Naiied states.
Favorable Report en- the oashw aste