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King County
l.publican Meetings


sopI.r OF KING COUNTY WILL IL
- PsgI. ssgg,I,.ssd by the candidates Of the
go sea,r rsrtv an's otheF abe speakers
sss .sie.Ins Times and places:
' y aT;',es1isy. Oct ., 70 2. m.
- ~ ~ swsSssiuessiay, Oct 10, 10 p. m
- x IT. sT5ssersday. Oct. II, 70 2; M.
- Y. 51:.,.aa,5. rsai5 Friday Oct. Y, 5:so z; m.
~ <.essaia. sstafday, OCT. Y, : % pm
+ ~ ~ s~,.nday. oct Is. 20 D. m
80 sy' M. Oct. Is. 80 2: NJ.
go. ~ wednesday, Ort. II. s;sssp. m
80 ~, by,;dsy. Oct. -, 10 p m.
ie1' I "a r.av, Oct. %, % ,. N.
le1s; sm;sadsy, M 1st q, 10 2. N.
31.n s.,,'.sss T,.ss'.er. Oct. zSs 10 p. m
i.sl1s Tesinessag. Oct, -, I'D p. m
- ~zs..s,sr Oct. y. 10 p. N.
9 ajs jy,iss;. Ia oct p, 10 p; m.
~ x,,,re lis,.T saturday, Oct ~ 10 p. m.
tea5 W., xoas.ay, 0ei. q, 20 2 ~.
- y, nY1,,a nTs,ssaay, oct 20. 10 p. m.
1z<fr;-;s <f,,;- Wednesdag, Oct. 81. 7;se pm.
- 80 Il the county central eofn NIT
, EAs<lp ALBEkTsON, Chairman.
.t,--nvfs. @ecreiarY-
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THE sTaEEr-cAR STRIKE.
The Pelice Defeating the aen-cars
RHnafp~


CHICAGO, Oct. S-lbe first collision be-
tween the police and strikers occurred
about midnight last night at the i.arabee
street barus. Capt. Scnaaek and eofa-
pany OF his men attempted 10 escort 10 iiH-
ported lab0rsrs to the barn, when nun
Der of strikers who bad congregaied began
TO CRY s'Scab.H The captain sprang ffufa
mis- buggy and ordered the officers 10 elear
the streets. The officers sprdug upon the
hitle knot Of strikers siih drawn clubs and
scattered it in every direction There WIS
no bioodshed. Mayor Roche has issued a
proclamation requesting the people OF the
city not 10 c0ngrcgate IN the streets.
Fifty OF the men imported by President
Yerkes turned out 10 be uuion men, who
VIII not work for the company.
Cars vert started this morning over the
north side line at 7:3G y. IN. Cars drawn by
horses and manned by about dozen
policemen each left the city limits and
other car barns destined for the business
center. The ears we're not molestcd By the
strikers aud oniookers who gathered around
the barns. The down trip was madc sue.
cessfully without any miShap 10 speak Of,
although the cars were somewhat ham p
cred by a crowd of vehicles which took up
the tracks. Comparatively few people rode
Ia them.
General Manager Parsons of the Wcs.
Division Railway Company said late tins
afternoon that all hope Of avoiding strike
OF conductors and drivers on his division
ia sympathy with the north division
strikers had peen abandoned, aud that he
ha1 do doabi the meu would quit work al
8 Clock fo-EaorFo morning.
4 resolution was adopted by the city
council tonight ordering an inquiry as 20
whether the North Side company had not
forfeited its charter in falling 10 run cars
during Saturday and sunday. The West
side ear men gathered tonight at their
headquarters awaiting the report of CON
ference in the mayors Office. Al L the
feeling among the men was that as exten-
sion OF the strike az daylight Was stlil the
most probable outcome.
Tue conference In the mayors Office
lasted nuisl after midnight. ana ended ia "a
disagreement 4 concession WAS made by
the strikers and a concession followed from
Presideui ferkes. The president wanted a
further concession by The men. TIE
strikers declined to back down further,
aud the isBg conference ended abruptly.
From the mayer office the committee
went to the meeting O! the West side fa,-
men. where lcFy speeches advocating a
strike were being made up TO i-1S3 a. m.
However, no definite action was taken To-
Waru an extension Of the strike IA TIE
fsasentuy
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HEWITT DEN0U ScEs rAMMaNr


NEW Yosg. Oct. S-Mayor Hewitt was
notified 81 bis nomination Tor mayor by a
a cesnmiiiee Of the County Democracy tn-
night. aud aecf pied IN a speech IN which
be stated that the Tamnaas candidate
represented be sPuils system. That party
hc said, i governed by sccret society. the
sachsns of which ailal the siIiees. He
thought triangular fight would help toe
Deiapefa.Ic presidential vote. but la any
event the position shogid be laid al the
door % ramnsny
He did act thiuk be bad done the Irish
harm ia bis position on the HaE question,
nor the Germans ur oihcrs injury In his
position taat the naturalization law should
require long residence. In regard to the
report thai he would not support the Dem
ocratic natiouai nomination, be snid that
he wouia put that at rest "fbtre have
been differences" he said. "batween the
president aud myself, but they have pos
changed my views particle Tie prtsi
dent is THE regular nominee % she Demo
cratic party. aud am Democrat
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SIR ANTHONY mrss.AyE DEAD.
A Governor of Ensiish Colonies in
Every Cline.

I0xcos. Oct S--The death i az sscureed
Of Sir Anskony Ansgrsse, governor Of
q SlleeRslan1, Australia
fAnsAeny Anegrsse was bora sn IszS
His father was treasurer Of Antigua TAe
s9n wss made treasury asraaln;zns al
Antigua IA l1Zi2. and colonial seeretary IN
Isl la lsse ke vas appointed admins
traitor u Fhe coIoay Of Sevis. and IN 1851
he was transferred 10 the island 81 - Vim
cent n the SANE capseisy. lie was Cover
nor Of Newfoundland from 1ss4 until issa.
wnea be became governor 81 British
Columbia In Ira he eAS Eaminafe4 lieu
tenant t-e0xeEncr Of Nasn,. but uas ss-en
Transferred % the Sove-uuzShip uf S.asih
Australia. holding fAe osfce silf is7-. when
be MAS a-siSne-z 10 the island os jamaica
in ISIS he y a. appointed goFernor general
Of Queensland He was \ knight CON
~ naf4GeF Of the ORDER OF 81 George. In is7d
he married his second vile. q daughter 81
David Daaley Field OF Sss York
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Famous CaFsmen Racing in Madison
snnara t.ara s.aa.

New NosE. oct 5 S--IAFee th0rssud psa-
pic wli8tlssy3 the oIealas las1 uiHai. ia
Nsdisaa SI9Ra. Earden. ef q ~naad sEgil-
iu. nateh. Ga iea Tt5tAiaeui earsF2cn
tJasptfc iar fa.tts Iu prTts Twelve s4'sa
we've dests1A't1 by iaea = and STAR lesi
iu fuaF ga4Ts. three IA tsea. - feet belug
hetWcaa ,he rows. The stast1FS and their
uumhsfs arc J. HASA u'Uonnus; 9.
fahn Fectser, = 1aessD taadaaF 4, tset4r9s
Buofar. 81. Niilan = East e. Peter II.
itatliegs r. FlcG fiai>feG; :, S0Hn Aeksy
=. yea So kcss -. aitr "a Il Hamms IT,
5aan IaFsAu- T.. Nal.4e Aa>s- f.s'ss
sea.ca sac Hrst Failc in igsF a'inui is ass
she Sos aFr Hsiiss IA "a AS q = %. tap
srarc ssaud QfteBFtor = ialics. i sisi5 =
.i feeafC Is, q Saf =. tseasiaaf ~ lee
as, iial-ss i2 iagaas g, t''llzg i-afsza
Ia Boss
Iaa ta-sG7en en- whccls af Essssoa
S.lac gniea arsac ,asr gafs - Is.
6ttat sad Q0H e. las4isHf- kVts Hs4ts
Jle srars AeI Was N sassFf 44a Hzt=se.
ElcgaeY tss. fiss.3aa- RI katat lt}. EaF.
Lca @ Hamu ita, t1ar-aa "a. Rose &
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ef Sieerepee. that relafsnr 70 the Ssit iske
Nss3as's Industrial Home. The apare
IsEssiaaa faz eas1 p1rtsoza Of the AsailEsngs.
ascersisn< b TIE rFescr1 pszaS, provides
szNssas ser A1lsAirg iac buildings assi
is.sssssAt ts3ag fer the nexs Escsl year. the
Eark u tie institution % &c u1Ser the
management Of the Esaa commission.
tsruslsloc : made for auditing OF experses
fsr tne keszac. fstae 10 f.e building 10 b
Transferred 10 tie lnsts-6 Ssatesl
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VOL. XIv.---NO. 13O.

and regular pension Of So a month
Wade Illegally assumed her Guardianship
credit keccntly she compiRfaci
to q. A. T. post cf her treai-
meat bg Wade A leSai guardian
WAS apy,osaAd, ead II Was found that
Waaie had appropriated her money. To-
Day Wade wcrfG have hexn compelled %
account for the money. aud Il = presumed
he b&i been efeosiiag over the matter -
much shaf he eseSRe insane. went 10 his
mothers hegse lasz night and after muf-
DURING Mrs.. Gates sd Are 10 the honSe. He
y then supposed to have taken large
dose ~ paris grsea and thnawn himself
iGic he demcs.
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IN ms lviFE's PEEsENCE.


Sstrw. or. oct; s--Nesien!ay morning
tsft citizens ~ -iifETtau sad vicinity Scfe
fEFuuu .f,sa NiiG ktate sf e2elfeeicui hF
q pert fAat Jahu Heiaz - Garfield I,se
eiugf had ziicd himself IEe Ia as Dc
s.fssf.a hs tat fufHneTs 5urg Hefe that &c
sgas ia.sns, aHa sad fefetcqiy saAs be igf
tended Io kits iIiissesf. nad GA one oeeas
,taa n marked THAI uN spuid XII bis wife
asa fhra tsEG his .3n ilfe- -2fnr4aF
rEoaiuu hc rad an afcs'usi' af tlse estciee
b Mister. So fsfgaity ssnt ulaa-eli. AID
aats t1s ferAsA ibss te WeHia = Tbs
uszf ~ 80 siaeay aaFairs the 4ecs ass,i
sas aisas afef stanalus - the egef ei 9
gsa5arT. Fissol az tsaa III. wtie nsscl
III sr laG 81 ial hsf & vas ussi iea ied
Izrn fa ,sl Ef.ga ss11 aHd uiale q
sses.eal - / s. - lle I4sioi upea q
aEsE
14 aaEu 81 Fisk up pseee of
~ a,-aH sra was staftieti lt Haafit,e ffe
n=9ssrr ~ a Fs5iri- al SOS @ --f
hsiTs fa she sa is ~ $3.50 ae
afs.s.rs esaerU ar atF MeEn III sdtA
- sl fiss
Es tHE sF Nss arsili, e a'A fe
s4Hflf. ne.nE s. = " srs 90
M csFrs 3 fsEllg-
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THE oAaInoo Fly ASHORE.
The steamer. with a Cargo OF
Canned salmon, n Total Loss.

VICfogtA. oct. S-Thc steamer Cariboo
Victoria. went ashore in Granville channel
sunday night last ~ II o'clock. Mr. Rob
egts, qitieiatinE as master. was in charge al
the Time. The nigat was bright aud the
passage i a clear run for 50 miles, and Il Is
claimed the accident was due TO cuipable
negligence. The steamer wcut on at ex-
trcme high tide. aad a. soon as the tide
ebbed the stern filled with water and the
eeek cargo tipaie about. She was loaded
with S0a eases Of salmon from the Wind
cor Canning Company. The passengers
and crew goi safely ashore and we're picked
w by the steainer QuiCkstep from Alaska,
aud landed here sunday morning The
Steamer was valued al $ls,o11. uninsured,
and viii probably be total l0ss. The
cargo Is Insured.
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M, rmons Inueirnnae In sfe,irn.

CRY OF MExIc1' Oct S.-Herry EFying,
representative here Of the Mefsann colo
nies ia the state OF ChlhuAhuA. denies the
report thai the Mormon ehuren has ooagEt
4ssl- go -0o3 aercs OF land IA thai state, for
sslerly The property Of ffe za8 Indians
He also denies the charge that the Nor
mems contemplate moving en- nasse 10 tais
country. The Horinons nese ncu namter
onig lisl families, occupying .9Qes3 as-r-s
III Caiahnahna- There is rnueh discussion
IN the press regarding AeFmon inlgn sgra-
ton. TIE general sentiment Is adverse
~, II
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InternatienaI lanA Foardesl.

BKELiS. Oct s.-The International Bank
Of Berlin has been founded with a capital
Of - 00o. eco. I; a6sarbs Goldberger's bank
ing business. without taking The liabilities.
sauer, manager Of Roshschild's Vienna
house, who are president aud sice-pfesi-
dent respectively. The committee Of ifas.
tees is Bonn. GGidberger, and kiesehke.
Other trustees are Minister Hoffman,. Pol
ack. Eorkemann, SchleSinger Of Vienna,
and Rapadaeke Of Paris. The shares are
taken by G0idbergeF. Bonn. and Busse. and
a syndicate including the Nerein's bank OF
Frankfort, Simons OF konigsDerg. the Low
er Austrian Discount Company. the Angle
Austrian baGk, AcstrO- hungarian GOm-
inereial bank, bank OF CoBstantnople, OF
Paris: GueHz-hurg ui 81. Petersburg, Vert
helm & GempeFiz OF Amsterdam, and the
Bmk Of MiuiarfAur.
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r.,onf, .geek.v etua Races.

cfre3NNsrg. a9t N-LGiunia races The
trsrs aad essbeg e0ai a43 attendance
fair
firss racr, ST ilr'onzs -Fo'sirr sea,
i s.,.e lsag secoas Iueg HaWar. t4iaa; no
t3nlt tskeu.
Sse..std raee, sx fur'ancx-SfnaTt soa,
Fiaali3y secgas, Esd Wleieg lE.r'4; ;iHle.
li7.
Tai-d Tars. o0e ar'i a71e : Il -clifa 7llieS
n ir5 15els. IA
Fsastb race. sayca fcr'suss l-eoul .'s
yvsu. l4res H. sec5ai, iaaaisay ts4fi.
Fs.h rsse. uile sed ba,i isr.ene-
n-sl ~ Haa IS p Mas3 second. Bag .isree
th rees. half usle-s sdr5s1ro Eeu,
s. "a ssc.s..l. la3y NrisSie tiF'ls 5.use-
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uAnRisoN's yIsIrons.
Delegations 81 workingmsn-A Gi-
santlc Drum Cofps.

iSpiANAFoLfs. Oct, s--t3en. Harrison
had aa unusually large uum bar Of callers
tonight. Ihrce delegations of local wofA.
iggmsa called. Among them were y
English wsrkmen. also q number Of irish.
Germans aud several ceiarcd cnpiuses.
The geuefa received them ia his Iariofs.
There HAs no formal Spcechmaking on
eifner side. 5gi many 81 ihe work saen held
couTe sati~n< with the general. tuugfvss.
mau ". T.. hcpoHra ef io8a Was also
among the guusFa's falisrs.
sfais afternoon tte Republican CONNER.
rial Travellers tiub OF Indianapolis ase
making Preparations 10 receive several
Thousand Commercial tray ieea. who are
eNfscitii II STRIVE from all paris ~ the
Dsiau b. participate Ia a special reception
isr ;taseiins mcu on hfnmmers dag, RAT.
usfiaJ the 18th inst.
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Es sl alfss.f ge ers ier lf6f3e
4aHas 81 81 j M@ "a tf Ma
-sfae. f.sErus ataHissi Ft.sta e4 fta fas
uaf Naa sr1T efn5 sii sfe Aftc erea&s
sa4 cFa taf aata tsl asct3.
srsa ea fs t4 ialEa
eHl Ea l4 leE aElaar 81 1Q
pa saa sefe a&Es a5l- &e @4a
laa-aa aatIi reg e4ts eHa lfais #eFe
t aFf ff % leH i1ee
sE kuiie rssfsrsl VIA a.fo4 Hnd 8
tl - Fafis green wre ts4 fsa-
aef 4a4 t ia ars So
tr tse Eas ? a1il ssei
s4fa5e. ss .tffe4t ss4fe
:a8 es ltsr 50 &c SEA,
tae
Hr E us ass riNss r q ief.
ag ait M 8sE c hal
: ssasE5 hrf f-o ee8N 3a f Asf'
so Frat tzFs ai1ssEsfs ~ l'ias-ss..
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sioux Indians Eouad for wash
tnEfou.

srspaaL, Oct a-Pienetr f'rsss specials
auuDaarc that the Cheyenne river delp~
eAfiop - indian eiiseis tas rearhed Pierre
aal viii isHVe ifsr H asti8Efosi 30 the fnsrB@
lag Iais egiesasiaa 10 solid IN favor Of
demanding VI - per aefa. Another spefiai
SAYS AGENT Anderson apd she deiefnfinn
lfufn the grls fFefk auf tower fffnio
agencies are 60 taamheFiain, bak., thla
evening The asisFsilau< Nll meet IN
ghieagt TEur-iaf sud VIII arrive ~
v Warrington ~afHHs'aF
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rrench Ca,,frs.ions IN fnnam

PARIS. Oct. s--lne French government
has obtained from the king Of AnnaIl two
DEGREES. tire first of which converts into
ing the towns OF Iiai-Phoug Kei and
fourane. and a Wide tract OF country
arouat. about. aud grants France al rights
over fhose districts. The second decree
provides that ench property throughout
tunguin and at free ports shall De subject
.n French laws and that French subjects
shall be permitted "a puSsess their fuaes In
usnffutl aad acquire property any where
la AMMAN sahiaet 10 Auns3nese laws.
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BASEBALL.
Piti<Lurr Defeats New Iork-iniian-
at.aIis Defeats Boston.

EEN N0aK. Oct. s.--fie0Tgp pitched .
s-,i-ndsif Sans. hut TIE Giants iusi on errors
d, Ward. brown and Hatfield score Sex
Yask 3. i.frsh,5eg g. Batteries; GeorEa sgd
Erasgfs, Morris and Ca7Nit.
WAstGNGr3S. fas'. s-Caicago deffsieG
witshfngtsu it-eay Ihe fa'ure q the
rarue ssss heavy hsitins s8d louse aelGluE
...ires Wash uEirn 8. Chicago u Bat
;erfes kcefe sod Mack. Tenrg aud fasrciL
HasFaS. ue- S-i.ucSy hits 0a The sew
et,fl anaIug Eafe the Nlssfurs su easy vic
tory s.rof-. iasi anar-si;s 10, Boston 9.
Batteries Hfa!y aae naiE, Con way AID
TATE
81 Ieuls, oct S.-st. LoW.s :, Kansas
Cffy
BsoogIyS eet s-Cle1eiaua 1, Brook-
FsnF
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Pipe Opium ProhIbited.

NAsgESsT0S, Get. s-By AN error made
by t0e committee IN preparing for pnb.ica-
tloa The additions 70 the free Est c1niaiaed
In the substitute tariff bill reported BY the
senate committee on finance. it was made
10 appear that opium for smoking bad been
freed Of duty. As q matter OF fact the sub
siitate bill expressly prohibits the iinpor-
iatioa OF such opium.
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Cernnan inins,ic. in zanzibar.

I.oNDoS. Get s--Satives have informed
the British agents az Zanzibar that the
quarrel With the Germans Is due "a need
less interference with native customs. and
that the hostility shown is entirely per
ssnal ard directed against the German
East Africa Company, the German govern
ynent being held IN the highest respect.
fae agents say the rupture. by the stop
piag oi trade. entails serious loss GA the
sultan OF Zauzibar, nad that GermaBy
would best promote her own interests by
stopping tae compauy's abuses aud con-
pgliiug IL 10 act jf,sl.y toward patives,
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TO rrexens lseeislTa1iaa Frsuas.

SrW YanE- oct. a-fbaifuan Qsar 81
the Republican uafsoaai t1Hlmitie- of.Fs
Il rs y ard 81 {..l.iAN for Information racing
- she conviction % pes.0fls sieiaiius tae
IaoneyEs GefsIsiieii IN the GARFIELD National
Bank aBl q ceg;ihesge by frfseticut a. G.
cheney af 5gis9 aili b. giYcu for the drA4
s-3ufIciion. ti0eo i0T the srcoud, sae9 isis
fisc thirs aad s2e igr taea conviction
thereafter aatl fne whole sum h es
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Trurk Rzisrsad canrszy. IN f-4zsss
fAfyszsh aanaEa. ask 10 be permitted 90
s1ad- usstser the 6ersarsxrenzss sseeEssna No
ssz2- ef 0tfote- - ssSs JEs--zersoEs s<e
rsssre-sesi b tefrgrzpe- Assistant secTe-
t2rs 4zsn&ri replied as fois51x. The de-
ya--nenf has no authority Hns5er the Es.s-
arss exelusion set Of Qeto1er l 10 Efnzis
Chinese lzhorerS ncEnfEg from Csz99A.
whether ca through railroad ti<kcgs ffoEs
Cn.ezze % uos p
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san FrsneIsco Republican convsn-
Efae

say FRs Hrfsco. Oct. s-The Republican
city aad cuufy eourvntDa fer sac per
sase of mainilEttug n lnlIeipal fiektt
aiei ihls esrasug am1 elscifa A Dorm
T. rlaaneaf eAsl slfEaB. a egam.iisr ~ -
aas atlsante1 CA piaiioua aea Ihe con
Feufslss . fi8aruasi TIA THURSDAY rigah
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Fishing News from victoria.

VioroeIA. oct s-Ihe schooner Favor
tie. tie last 81 the scaling Feet. arrived
SUNDAY morning with 80 seas Two
sch0aneTs have left f0f TIE black cod
banks.
TIE ash commission steamer AihAtrrss
left Yesterday faf dswn the straits - inVrs-
tigaie the waters. especially for black cod.
whieh fudge swan states exis; there. She
viii tbeR examine along the coast TO san
T~assFfsntA
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sAs FRANrfsra. oct E--fa railroad cir
cles il xas again rHnored iasdas faas s Sna-
,ar stanford will stsu scslgY the YFnsi-
aaney ~ tire suai bern Fseifia f4iiFs,aas
Ome4ais ~ the read. ahrs hciHx spekgu
80. however. der arr theff ieH9fs ee 0f
ans sueh insentleu GA tue pags ~ tAe sezi-
aff.r
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northern Fnnfef-f' -f'issesl Heron fhafies
nrsdirg. a III Eaey. = ". FFFsst. &
KehT. A. ~ siaeglu anal wife, AfA 4. A.
:. mfaaa Nfs 81 Si~i sysi. JaNe spn
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r. fhffs. oct. Ain frynf u The court
heuse ~ day Jndge lrbke 81 tte circuit
court was rot s-s arct iY weiisknown
igisintHs man. Henry Heirsi. Tiia 4fdsn
Haf rendered = 1esfslin s9siust WsiFei
ff > fsal.ey matter WFIfti sAs arfestsd.
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A Tharnan Inception in wash
fnettso

n WasufSsT1x oct s-whcu Judge
Thuri1an irff the slpreme court he re.
fusaea tstse Eitiit a0uss and spssgf guisi
evening. snly frw ffiesds hr!aw rreeivgG.
The prs.idsai. 81 is said, Wiil asiead ~
ecIf.oa Falrh TaufgaaH has consented "a
hola in tse pas.9gs ~ ine kb1.tt Ega=c A.
zoIas fuiuft dmig.
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Northern Pacific Excursion.
81. PAuL. Oct s-iicury Willard ad-
dfessea the members of the ehaItber ~
commerce by special invitation 10 daf. lie
said many had sharply criticised the cx-
prrsiyr Nonhefn Pacific excursion dye
years ago. huf rgents bad shown u was the
best card hc had played, since from The
eonrdence II faFs the German visitors
came he means ai his later resurrection
ty German cAnltai lIc expFtsasd un-
bounded confidence ia tie future Of this
Nurfls ..7ssaf
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esx FKsxesxn. Oct 49, !adieatians far
n faisy far Grpgaii ead Washington fertt-
su-g Fais WEATHER gseeedud hF iofat
ralna ia fiie Hssirfu ptgflra from iasft>
iana uofihHard. a}nls sAdltJz y ws<iff-
Is at.z.stlF rn5ief
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A MEMBER oFrHE SUGAR TRUST
Suit TO Asnul the Charter OF Have
meyer & Elder.

SEE YeHK, ct.s.--Jadge O nricn to-day
granted pcrmissian 10 Atforney-tseneral
Charles r. Tabor 10 hflng action against
the iaeenaeyer & Elder sugar Refining Co.
ip uuuui iis charter. This company, with
iS others. is a member Of the sugar trust
combination
Tae attorney general has appointed Gen.
Roger A. Pryor as counsel 30 repres VAAs tzll{
in this natter The otieet ~ the s11< n I
suuui the eorlrofntr existence ot ta< G. &
pany and to eaie Its charter, a 3oH
ground that i hss yiolafe3 tils a u1
which IL was Incorporated. and IA ~ @II
r.scd pflfiiegts aud franchise up< ~
iersed upou Il rs law
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PuYALLur, w. T., Oct. 5. 1885

PUYMLur, w T., Oct 5. 1888.
lanes Boutwell,, Secretary Home Fire In
surance Co, Seattle, w T.-DEAR SIR: Ac-
cept my thanks for your check for $500 Just
received. had not yet received my policy
when the FIRE occurred. but 1t proved 20. k,,
and your promptness pleases me. he hre oe-
Cured Yesterday and today the money is paid
in full OF the face of my policy, | shall say the
"Home" of Seattle is good enough for me.
Very Respectfully, I. BARTLETT.
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