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TORY pIscirLrNK.
A Radical n. r. Suspended sse
Breach Of rrixitcre.

lsa~poS. Iais sa-ln the commons tor<1an
tsnrst Randolph EhateAsls asked thp Snr17s
&C Tor feFias>sien 70 question Nj. tnnF-
bcass a. 20 whether he Was she aafhar II =
.ss'sf aepenfsng 10 The ssu, sienpnneine
The cnngiict II the speaker IN xuppoftfi1sf
sha tory motion Tor closure III debate -
ne seeoad feaaiaK Of the ham Nrolxno
censi,cafe admitted tlat be YEAS ~
author OF the letter,
Churchill therssirsa moved xs.<nensi.ln
of sont hease from the house during i'll
remainder af the s,1axiaa
tsiafstenr deprecated inecFsfsc AZ ,shoIiv
cut II place in thls discussion The leflsf
was distinctly bFsaeh pf rrlsiiese, and
he wonli therefore support Charehiiln
motion.
f.abaaesere moved 10 ssssstitase il, IN
nasiea the words sAresgi, oi prtvllvx9's
for the wofsis s'gftss iitssi.s
sexton said no art scagsls.si "a s< a breach
OF psssilexr when committed axal1szt Al
ifisa suoinecF. as Irish membefs could oh
tain no Fsdyass fof ISLANDERS uttered In ~
written nut<isie 81 tie house. The h,nt
course thck could adapt was fa .sase Enk-
tish taenisers OF parliament 81 settle tho
dispute between themselves.
ssx;ens remarks were greefesl win
,Aasiicr atssi sisfisivs cheers. durins which
saith held thst Canybea letter wAn
a asrtrt libel upon The s,seakef. gll4t shak
adoption uf Lord chnfchilis : meslosi ws1
necessary 10 order 10 maintain dseanim Ii
psfi,aiasnt Ihc motion Was adopted ~
An amendment was aft4ewasa Adopted
suspensiing co8s hesge ana Aeutli,
un smith = proposing that tonyheare n
suspended ssfsr iHuuth all the fnrneslI(e1
aud most OF the Liberals Iett tse hnaea a
prtisst aEa.nsi such action: sanItl's pfo-
Ps.sai was adopted without sitstsioa
In an fiItfs.sirw ta4ntubr f>.,ttpt.caaa
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ard r-fsseSxa< tAe sarlzE<fzHssez whIeA
1xzgezHesx1 T. He hss 70 tAzzA n fa<
txskzy. kaz ~ hs rsxzn5tl sAe hsza - he
sss1 v1zsA eeaaz hr Yzrsse1s<si to carry ous
- YruFsszons. BE weuit sese ser 4.
Aefx1a cSa4 ,sa< u1ss<fxs1zfz uhy tse
xsaysersza sumis su<e sar nSsi 70 sxrfy IN
- tsseys . sss.sfy HAsrA ne sAi9 wxs shs~
<zd fsxssz Il Ax Nurxaal believes .
srszsy uxs xiarn szs s frsas he wc12d
uesrv give sasS ~ rzfry Il lste sdsst as
rsfsd sssss e ssra<Als sESn $ sssAss He
<t<ps~cztea very mssze sag canst@ss ssssr~s-
sssssa xhaea xreesrrt AxT - dis
rarzse. II rre<eSer y razHksaa and
the wssszse wur31 the kanzsr
~tssaaEn aud infex<sfy uf sAe
exr<asivs- Ihersshx1 srSa ~ ~ ~hen
tlsn ef sszss cssnSrs ~ : xe<x aazFa;rs ex-
lrns. sase soaaal ezsess IL sksch Il had sszs
ses escaped frssa. sssd yet 9ns sresiis haa
b<ea xtfxE 10 s1e honest sssszntz<sa ssf TEE
ks pszAsffAu attain zstr&zSe8 lu Se<ssts&fllzx
treaties lie kaeaxas h VISA es<s - scsusn
respect Nassh rsesissass owe thssr sxa
cssssasry He did z<s seiass re eenllssn2n
BAL right 70 cass = ssssF agxsn sAs ssxss-
s4sf cf state
Aasrlsszs sasa saas sresfy vss 10 hss .na<.
reent saAsac Ha1 fraud. In - ssF =
II aas q saeszs of zseoiaY YIisAasss Ehas Ass
lasSasrd by t.s1 pSrste~ who sHate s1
Nesssd Il 5s p-uper nor hsrz ia ask ssse sesaA
log snssh<s sse bad faxarve sAe seHsse
Asscnimrafxr
Morgan replied be hasi xosed Tor thesa
afieaesi sssrxSstea fhzs tAe senator
uuusd aiznis that shs esseet af tfsc fsfss
amendment wsasd be TO exclude srssa this
eaaatr< at ic4ss - 10 Chinese VI ~ would
be psrsnfsfrss IN csssc under the treaty -
eeHs here hy The rrezideas.
Morgan rSvasesa thai he ,hosxAs the
sfsxff. ax ers<f nxlsy ecnt fe the ssaA'e. ex
sissitsd these Chinese. bal tii2f faere had
s.esss sesne difference tsefaesn xraMnss
rsaas abast the faezniag OF we-sis. He
:aAds, tssxresafe. voted fog the amendments.
esst in the sosc be gave he did ss8s admit
iaat there Eefe ans izsperses.fseos IA the
text 81 the treaty. He said this Was tie
srst fsmw ~ his knowledge thai 3 bail had
oeeu hsoughs into legislative badly fss
the purpose Of carrying pas frcats which
had ssot yet beeu fnsssSed
Pending farther debate. the senate al
ksiifIied.
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NOTABLE psAD.

REV. r. r. KoK. THE sogKiasT.
NEwHURs. n ", luiy, an--Rey. Il. T.
Roe, died esriy this morning.
Edward Psssoa koe was born Ia New
wlnasar. y. =. II is& His easly home
was pictured kg him Ia his s'OpfnlKsg 0f q
Chestnas Burr" He was educated AZ vii.
llams college and AahurH Theological
seminary, aud ON the breaking ont OF tae
war Joined the Secaad New YORK cavalry
rs chaplain. Ia the spsing of 1sas he rode
as volunteer Ia naxigrcn's corps within
the sirfenses OF Kishinend, Later he com
forted the sick in the hospitals OF Fortress
Aanroe. The war over. be accepted the
raSEors.e OF the Highland Fails. y. Y,
fresas tefian church. near West Point. aiid
leeisaFed on topics suggested by the cisn
wnr. In fSsz he contributed bis first novel.
Barriers Burned Aasas a Tale OF thu
Chicago Fire. sa The New YORK fsHHFeiist.
IL was reprinted In book form aad achieved
success SO remarkable that Mr. Roc re-
signed bis raStorase and devoted himself
TO literature, giyiag his leisure 10 tlfe cub
fiyatiou OF fruits on his farm at Cornwall
on the. HudsSa. He published subsequent
~ the novels What Can She Dog. fhe
Opening OF Chestnut Burr. Near ia
Natures Heart. From Jest 10 Earness.s'
"A knight of the Nineteenth Century"
aud "a Face llumsned.e besides number
less essays, .aagaginc articles aud ehorf
stories. His lassst works, Young Hornets
OF Horncfs Nest. Story ut the krNeln
ton" and The Earth Trembled,v were
printed by n newspaper syndicate in IsSs-
NJ. Mr.. Roe's works have larger sale af
present thaa those ef any other American
author, both at home aud abroad. and
have been translated into several foreign
languages. The demand for Dirkens's
books comes considerably behind that OF
Rocss. and yet the writings Of the latter
are among those which every generation
produces for itself and does not hand
down 10 posteniy, Mr. Roe was q lover OF
nature, u pleasing descriptive writer. aHd
brought forth host of amiabie Ii not very
striking characters. Ills later work Was
hurried and lacking in literary finish. be-
Ing thrown of To MI his contracts with the
newspapers.
LEsTEB HOWE,
casosAHARtE, " r.. Iuly 20.-lester
Howe Il dead al coblesklli, aged ~ year,.
On May =, lss2, he discovered the now
famous Howe's cave, next In SID 10 the
Mammoth Cave. All his children were
married In the cave.
GEN. THOMAS yorNG.
CINCINNATI. July %. - Gen. Thomas
Young. ex-lieuteuant governor and cxs
congre ssinan. died to-day,
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
DoagsHc

Hicks Carmichael. eolcrsa. who murder.
rss fserssFy Sheriff Shipe on Mar 70 last. was
eseen,ed Friday Inside Knoxville. Tenn,
jsii.
yhs sonshefn Pacific company has capl.
tai stock raid in. 80 ,rz7 TO. sfock holder.
ez n pafs interest on si64 ,sss, ZIG bonds Of
hTa5seh roads. so-csiiea.
Al Brighton Beach yesterday Mills won
The three quarter--riIie ip LIS: Lemon the
fsiie and one sixth IN .sf5x. Exile the mite
ssd ono eighth In minutes.
Baseball sessfaav: chisags z. Detroit
4. Washington ?. Boston 4: baltimore =.
Ciereiand I: - issslls fs Kansas f-ify 8.
indianapolis .. Fifssburv {: piiiistesyhla 6.
Ssu YORK Z
rrank Calvert was probably fatally In.
taresf q. Msrystilie. Cal. Friday afternoon.
He vas In cebcoss. shEfh, With xoof
ear. forming part of 8 freight train. WAS
gssrown from the track aud wrecked
Jay Gould denies shAt be has bought the
Mafkav- Bennett esssse, aud 81 docs john
W AackaF. The wesiera Fuisu asad snts-
rae-rsal Cotnsaaisx have isf-sHref 10 zd
vance rates 70 Is censs . So.a August l.
The executive committee ~ the sssIaaai
ss<4scia atlssu ~ Democratic esufsx viii soess
4arssss 2. NJ the Hoffman hoa@n. kes
York, 20 map 90. a tiaa ~ eamfaixn.
'fae coisresi5 state iesxas siii faeet al
Beaver guiy .
fgssn A Levin Of sewtou ana Henri
Simpson Of Rneisnd swssa halfrnlle ~
t,esAa pier. ta~f8H. Friday afteruaots, for
sis@ efanpi9nsbsp of America and a disss
fsossd hn5ee valued ~ ssa The American
sTss b. one minute. 80 sscszsit-
FlfreeA bonses Ia the ftinese qnar.
fs.f ~ OyxfI1e, Cal. xers tantfsssed by FIRE
FRIDAY mornsng. Thr Gre started In the
chinese fsssas,ie hail a fxs srDry fratne
ard burned srver Eoazes ON essa size
tgae brick st.fr snrs<sssl ia be HSs praai
was destroyed. Less. slssso4s insaF&see
srzai7-
Fo4xseE.
Tsse erop= in iaals arc BSs IN ss;isfEe-
tory essssdissess. oE5ag 70 resent rains.
gess fsarsssi ,haz sssfiyes ssss killed -
tzssss sefis sfsh ass zozos fsaea fl4 4f<nae
ss.susEEssies sss-z hfsf 10 ~issla. innSa.
Yhe xrees ~ construction train is -
rssEse5 a. 90 frss,xt - tbs Sexirsr Safios1-
Al - aw4s. N sbtsa Is raea Sere killed.
Tic Maaffa tsosses hzv# sssssrsss1 tie
Eesgs4ss ef s~sr 4srss ssszsssxstd ~ tssIsfsas
asszi5st The 90seramess. sad alsoserssi
- y a9onss
1ke xs~s ksaaless - fHeasxsnfs - Post
80 1sssners s5Agfi sa Abe fSsa asasf 5sis ink.
l1essrssszf 80. - - u fbs s8xst. sssfsnalax
snnss taf.str tssz zidsexs Tf14s Fe:Fus ~
s.<azsts fssasA se5t<n f<4s1 tz< fferen
Assd sEhxzfsh sssxN e 4n7*zM4zz
fss1zzsls4 see1fned - pefk7fee - -
isz ~ - s = <.i<s1 u
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ST. PkTsssarag. July n.-pnrinx the
sosase Of the emperor aud the gar iroen
Cfonstadi 10 feisfhef last evening. I'm
pefpr William eunssrsed at length With
". dc 6lsfs. while the czar talked with
Count Herbert bismarck. the 9srman
minister of foreign affairs. ard afterwards
the two emperuss hsss u long talk tpgetner.
Ne foasle were offered Of ille state dfnu1
given IN honor of Enpcror William
fctsfhof Emperor William aiterWanlS
went for dive IN company with ~
czafina and Duke and Duchess Vladimir
The whole knsssan press are coHyiuc91
thai the Inrefing ~ The ensperer< Nil ~
augHrAte new era of peases. afti Il h{11n6k
fui that the Rasaian iniefast will nov ~
considered, 1hs Nye9e iyfmVn u4fmlk
welcomes the emperur's visit. aud es1ssnrof
iilales Germany uItbn the success 81 hae
efforts 10 becsine maritime poker. 70
hopes the former relasiapz iriwsca Tho
two empires VIII be restored,
tiEeLlS. July 1o.~- priaee EIsfnartk, u
the course II a long snseryisw psior 10 th0
departure oi Count seA0sFaiotf. fur -.
Petersburg. haniea the Russian emhasear
dsr document cxaresying bis sieWs N
tbs sihlgefiau question. In II the chhnc~-
iof iaypfs maintenance 81 treaty eirhfx. =
the same time taking iuso account kussln'e
legitimate e.aiIns.
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4 NAN WHO DYES TO LIVE.

vlifRE Is IN TACOMA, ". T.. A MAN
i who dyes 10 live and who lives TO dye,
An1 tl.e more he DIVES the better he lives.
1nis fsan writes Ia say sfof the past two
ycAr have been perfect martyr 60 dys-
rrr<;a ali the food | would take into my
&afaaeh turned my stomach into boiling
essltFun ~ acid, generating pains aud dis.
pmipft throughout my system. | have
cica all kinds % remedies. and the oniy
saf1sliag ems ! ever found is Ackes's Dss-
Ff<as Tablets I afn glad 10 recommend
hsse 10 all Who suffer from thss dread coin.
fSsf, bssaaS, am sure they viii give ~
sff ". J.. HDessrSoS, Tacoma steam bye
Nefis s.,ssi hy 4 n STEWART iaiifv
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wasHESGTcs. July .A--secresary Fair.
child today receised Telegram fsssm tAe
governor nf Florida. EskiRg the assistance
of tae government 10 suppresssng yellow
ieyrr. which be sass threatens TO bccome
epidemic At iziara aud Azratee. Ths
secretary had n conference With safKeoa
GeBefal Hamilton. of the ezarluc hospital
tsarssn ausi has instructed him 10 render
ali possible assistance He also informed
The governor Of Fiorssa b. telegraph that
sho necessary stsfs will DC taken b. the
proper officers 10 aifs the hscai authorities
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CHAUTAUQUA BEACH

MIDWAY BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
vi Tacoma pleasant healshini snin-
e<ilens facilities for camping, boarding
nd lsiginx hathing fine. heating excel
eat Literary entertain saent five hours
ees day Forty iesturefs, musical eansen-
Gen, ctr.
BpATs-Thc HAYWARD leaves Tacoma al
. = N. aud seattle ~ - .. IA. each day.
Va the heacn The Clara fsfesn leaves
&Aiile m Mondays. Wednesdays and
frsdass Leaves Tacoma Tuesday. Thurs
dss. sslurtay At go IA. Exeursion from
H=stie efefy saturday evening at o clock
The lola leAsss SEATTLE Monday, wednrs-
~. Friday al Z =, ~. The skagit chief
kssss Tacsuna Wednesday at I y. M
ksses for excursion from seattle at Z T.. NJ. !.
mfarn ss 10 ,. m
New pfosramme every day. iytsdstw2t
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ATTENTION.

HAVING SECURED A CONTRACT OF
I'll several choice aud slightly tsiilsltng
~ ID d r. DENNY Fast fafk addition
orsflas,kiag Lake Union and the BAY.
eker thain 70 intending purchasers nf an
exIFemeiy los hgufe. Terms. half cash.
bAlxaee ene OF tso years, 10 per eenf.
Y. HUGO SMITH.
nsRmeut Occidental Hotel. with Ward &
Urftt Is fefla
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LET HER GO, GALLAGHER
Farewell Words ef the Late Jack
Alien.

Mosricsus, n r., July za-Jsck Alien
wKs hung to-day for The murder oi Nesurm
ulfrecsa, az Jefferson last October Allen
Sad iroa nerve. and sang sssi ysayes la q
etsar Voice. He Asked for whfsky. wisIcb
Ass refused. Hs pat the ncese ar0aasf his
own neck aad said -I.et her 90. Gala
xneff' ! he xaerir sheu pulled the ieTes
and A1ssE t,ssiy swuas ia the air Alien
xGs an EHgstsAsaan. - years of ase. ana
came to thls country two wears aEo.
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uIehir-s vsrsss Fires.

est Errs are Fsx "A ssFss- AZ liy ezsss5tFv afss
AL NJ s99 izse1&es t5tse piate ard Hizss,
sin fsza ser of ali lads sse l@iaz Asstf0fsst-
fe1sss ssszrts-f ssse oszEex sFgfsFfsF slstfFsss
ed aens sss1asrs b1Fe hsd 10 6Sht Tor
fsAasr sssraes GAers Fms sse1 NO rain VI
4ss & sssses. fssfst4 fsr thssr sSnusks.
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City Property.

10 io,s ix YcsltF's second supplemental
addition. oae hiock from Madison
street. houses all round them Price.
$50 zach.
z beautiful cleares lots IN D. I, pea.
ny's sifth addition. Price. S1ee.
meas street car line and within two
blocks ~ metos line route.
lot with 4 ro,5sn hard flashed house
fap + penuy's PARK addition, two
hlosk ~ from motor hne roele. Price.
sizHN
2 cleared lots IN pcsfin. addition;
commands tne view. Price. u2e.
lot In Rarrn addition, with srcoG
houae. Price. tzsc.
let IN kaufman addition. This Is q
choice lot. oaty block trous
cable cars Price. $50.
SO lots. Faslana's addition 20 s1oho.
mish Clty; ali level ssd beautiful
lots. elearcd. within ave minutes
walk Of West Coast railroad depot
f.rss,s. from sife 80 sisa per ios- >no
homs n u dss the rscsi prasalsins
fa.aaa iowa in Western washing
ton fov Investment
a eeere lots in sn,Aomtsh city
hoascx sniit ali round theSa beau
tsfaiis sitsssiea. Price. sieo each
2 lots "a suoAasai>h city for SO cach
2 lots In saoholnish City soF si7s each
A aorrs II rich bottom ssaa a.s5oinIEg
sasahoHasss sisy. frtce. F6en
\ lot in snohosassh City fo- ss7a
An ssres a~ level lsna tza rnsiss frcm
Whasraua. fsirc. kN f-es sere-
An sr,,,<. eae an. Aaif miles fFsm Se-
hssac. snitaafe for dividing tHtc 5
.slsi - alsr.s ffagss. Sc iser acre
~ at,rrs within half mtie af Nsn
whSstSspi. Vere ssstraale. dou't :iss.s
iert shis opportunity - make an
iuFcxtzseuL
A aae easi property Tor sale.
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Democratic Ctnb. Executive Com
mfffer.

Yeax. Pa, July ao-~EIon. chauDccy y.
Black. president sf thr National As>Scia
tion Of Democratic cisite. has appointed
the foilswtns executive cosamistse:
Charles ogden of Nebraska, bradley O.
Schley Of Wisconsin. A. I. Ankvus ~
Minnesota, H. ". Rn-b of Maryland. l. n
camden of West Virginia, Il. a. Monroe cf
SeR York, II Y. Galsson ~ Massachusetts,,
and iawrsnee Gardner ~ tho District of
Columbia. chaancey v. Biacs, President,
Of Peunsgisasi r. n. whitsiey. ses rg'ars.
sf New York. aud tseefxe ~ lairbeFf,
Treasurer. of New Jersey. are ex-ofieso
members ei the general eo,nmisfse aad of
the executive comfHtfie sss1.
4 Popular Conductors piif~ripg.
sEs HAVEN. Conn. July 2os--w v Ellis
worth. for s. years popular esnsiurfor on
the New York Il New Haven Railroad, i
under arfest .or assd has eonfrHeed having
pfltfcd irs,m the eompaas huHfrets 81 dob
lars hy selling unpunehef0 tickets 10
reaitsrT
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IEPNER { DISHON,
IS, tenmasial st.. Ssattls. v. T.
FOR SALE.

Ne sifsr for few days fsne business
II On FrsBt stsce.. 10 feet. nosg paying
\ ysr cent. This isa rafe chance to secure
3 good business location. Terms reason
sbis
Lcss sad 10. IN block as, Denny's thirsi
addition. s2ioo Nlcely cleared: good view
4 tse tay: one block from street cars.
ErLER a WHITEHEAD.
IL - 4. - 80
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Farming Lands.
SO acres marsh lard in
Skagit county. near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
I land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land, n mile west OF
Terri lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
n mile from postoffice
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.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price. 5000 per acre.
1873 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 will
yield annually $50 tons
of hay, good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees. all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears, plums and cher
ries; 20 acres pastur-
age. Price. S525o. one
half cash. balance in ?
years at 10 per cent.
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san..., els.inx ef Inn.

iaexDoS, July eo-Ths select colnmittse
appointed By the house ~ commons M
Submitted q rvpcft recommending pcf.
on sunday nights
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RIDLEY'S REMORS
A Tory Tool Of Tortu
Kills Himself.
The rrisaa rAs.iei.. NJ ralsa~.,
csassieae~-ssrteA~a. Knsss sgis =.
issene~--as Radical n. r. s.srso1.i.
The Irish oas.siaa stun s,r,s,..
msst.

pest1x. July n ns taases Ridley =.
saettcxa essseer Ia asseasfaaes al ra;,srse,-s
sAsi ssarsns NJ, Aaadssiias's iaearerslt1r
Eherv, aud who aas sahrenaea ID AnssrSr
a the lnqass; a. NissAeisssaa. into Nas.1l..
sslle's sisazh. has eemmi;tesi suicide.
Ridley had lcea pre~af az tue iaau,a
sAsss, waiting 10 hs eslles. 4. the ~isncr~
aAne. TIE esisieaec given 10 show ina
Asussesissv was suhisc.ea 10 "a skaxp uhtir
- the isal sespiess - prey apca his saiu13
h's snsesste confirms ths yssa,af 5r}3Sf
iaas Aaassesiile was treasesi with extrcs6s
esisslts hs The prison officials.
INTERESTED ~ nitisSss suFssasxax
y = stated ihst Eaiiear, chief xecfsisrv
Ter tasisns. reeeivcd ieiessams ss,ssax =.
ksFsisnS TIN health ef Jahn pilisn fsofa IL
keeper Of the rrssea In which Dslion =
confined.
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Ssx FExsefsco, tniY 29-T.<e ship own
er's Association ha7 made naysher fxs5i1o-
.ieu sf " Ia the wages Of tgnxf1nx sasi0fnL
inis II this second VA q month. Tfse last ~
dhefisl sas mssse Iniy g. To-say ri =
JaFxe sneetua of t:se association Il wa9
unanimously decided. owing - fhs i0v
rates ef ifrisfsf aud ecarffty 0s ritaffefA -
fesiees the tag u sassyrs pI seastsn2 SrGr
sells ffosa s1s 20 80 10 opeB posfs ansS ff8m
s4g 10 80 10 - slA,ssss. TIE fnafts.r III ~
sartIen Vas ALMOST unanimeus. although
fhe Inefahsrs slssi nots.piettsc themselves -
tfansi ~ the fsies
ai@hsridan imt raslEk Materially.
S1xasftf. Ja1T - siefidzn b'ti5esins
s3Vnefsi -seFidans meslfai fssaifia< sts0U
sltx4is sssf sssussasst ssersase in ass4s5fys
rti5esssfss tsx e.sniisli n has nyk nfateriniiY
=stefrd ia tsss last itsFre days
saw Chinatown and Died.
ess TKkNefsep. Jmsy ~ AIs Lacy R.
ssss, y a4s take1 sick last Night sfler rstunnr
lag ffon y.slt safosisb s.hIsszsoxH. nn4
Died iSSs4s. Her ha1as ls lssAex Ejver
rails. Wis, tssis fos flse part fnp feAts si,a
hss sseea teseisiag as 1Afasris. wyss1tnG.
CALIFORNIA; stsgs Hotbes3.
aAw Lens OnasFo. Cal July o. Tae -
s<rss s,3slxfss ard fra g<i1suu ~iafe y ~ fuD
bed fse gniias nnrsli - fhss essy IN ~
saou8tssss fofssxht at osisssE, Ssx p1t
ssnseFs sefs fssAbsfi, fis sssata sssa wetio
Fargo bags bsssxa open, as.d ps9e15sy
s.1sss tA&rn. - sszeFsu ass5 lsHfs<9 ~
fofsex. with . pesee srs 10 s'ssssli 81 -
Yshbsrs
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SSS acres within onc-hasf mile Of salt
water viii cut i7.aoo.oca Price.
3i2 pei acre.
iSO acres. win cut s,eoaooa, II railroad
sA aid be baflt ~ Pa,; Townsend IL
viii run through this tract Will
sell timber without the iand OF both
together. Price. $lsas, ur tetoo for
timber.
sso acres. VII ess s..eoO = 600 seea 600. ,,, asi,
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Tte \. r..s Manitob. Kxtenslon.

wssSirEis. July g. PREMIER tireenway
aud Afs-rs. Martin and Mcknight, the lnt
ter solicitor for the Northern faeife, ion
fer ssw fosk sia -. Paul to-day. fsfcen~
way expressed confidence t,efrre ieasiux
that arrangements would tss effected wiz
Nj. 0akss whereby the negotiations u0W
going on with the Northern faclfc viii -
esfrpieted aud the railway extension ~
rFaas outlined viii he sea ufed. Operations
VIII probably be commenced Ia fes days.
SE~ 10sE. July 21.-~The Northern -
cihe directors had a long sessiou srster4tar.
but tlse oiiierrr of tbs company. after a
tourning, Fesascd 10 make a statement toR
the Bfsss. exreps thai siis meeting constf-
cred fzie plan u several extensions
Troops for sksesa River.
wsrxirru. JaIy - : local soipnteef snib
ifafy efIserfs have oftiffs ffDsa Gen. Mfdd}Ds
ton aisa sir Aaeiph s.afss. minister pf miib.
Tia TO hold thsm<eissp nad eosa mands ~
rssitncss 70 pfacexd on sssest nvsice y
Brifissi Columbia and thence nktsaurvf ~
the skesssa river 10 assist In a Milling III
indian uprising snete- Reports the Hu1-
san has tesapsuy aere sndseaiv . rathx1
serious state u AFFAIR.", sad head vfo the ~
iief That several wariike tritrs oi ilsdiaag
viii b. 10 insufrsttissB. Pull iatsliixenre r
expected hairs IN q dsg of two ssy the Ha61-
roa Hay Company
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saw chInass.sn ana Islea.


ekegns sisss. t,46 xse2se ef fhx kr1<7<z< Cob
ansss h1sliaa sfpupiezt Sss tise ufee e<e(
es., tsgssse sxHssFsssz ~ ssse fsEss4ysyh ine
sasci4 ~. 20 aal1s4ees sLsz r1anlFt Ni1h
lsessa gsse lztse See tszils II G& t<du4
ssisEaz sss< sss@fsz sss s5ss As<as-is <4nze -
40 aszs. u slss es.s FissEse azsf y ~ Af
sssfif - ~
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FOR SALE.

- lot on Front street, so
ESQ feet, right in the
eenter Of business.
~ LOT On Front street, 30
xl2O feet; central loca-
tiou-
- lot corner of CONNER
efal and Main. This il
oue Of the best corners
fhst il offered for sale in
~ city at the present
ffme. It is q fne busi-
ress location.
11oxl2O feet square, cor
~ Of Mill and Second.
This is a magnificent
eoSner.
ous.half block on Fourth
otroet.
one let on Third street ;
fne location.
wo valuable farms, well
approved ; only six and
eixht miles from the city.
fhe atase isei Of pfspegsses are AI<Lnsxf
~ saa slii pay any capitalist 20 exan'