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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-16
HOUSE rROCEEDrSes.
Desuitory Debate on the Fertinea-
items Bill

I aAsdiNtEuN. Aug. lA,--ihe house went
into committee Of the v hole on the forflfi
( cations appropriation hlli The pending
PGsofot order against the section nrcp itifue
for the establishment Of a gun factors
( Al Naierx lett, y. Y, wkS Withdrawn BY
1onnsaeHd. Tcuewed hy Turner of Kansas.
and 0seTruied by the chair.
Mating OF New York offerSsd an amend
meat aPprspriating s -. .otso for the erection
/ Of sirx dock and psoper machinery. bald.
ing< aud appliances, At some point or Lake
Ontario fs,T hesidsag aad repairing armed
seiTs- Natting said that In case OF trouble
vita Eng and tie greatest danger 10 the
Z Jnsted states would be on the northern
T frontier, Ai kingsfoa, almost within
eanngn-saot CT the shores Of the United
siates. Ganata q dependency af England
was building dry dock for the ecnslruc-
tiou of vessels
Fsrquhar oi Ses York declared that the
stale VI New York. independently 81 other
states, would take contract to lake care
II esuaea and -er eve millions inside Of
Ct days
buiierwergh earnestly denounced the ae-
ton Of The senate IN amending the army
appropriation bin By providing for foriia-
cations, ia e0ntFavenfion Of what il knew
10 DC the rules Of The house.
NattinS's amendment. was ruled out OF
order, but the discussion was continued ay
unanimous consent.
Nelson OF Minnesota said the Canadian
Pacific Railway sfane bad been started al
the ether enc Of the faplt0i and had found
It's echo ia the house to-day. he proceeded
then. with the aid ei a large map aud cane,
10 point out the railway y stem which the
enterprisins aud energetic men ~ The
Northwest had built up in order 10 rianS-
Port their products 10 the seab0ard, aad
he appealed 10 the house 10 let that 81 stem
alone. The gentlemen IN the East might
be afraid Of Canada. but Miunssoia could
take care Of all Canada west II Lake sa.
peisor ana iaake II u sUharb Of 81 Paul
and Minneapolis.
After soInr further talk In this line Rayne
OF PennSy ylvania offered an amendment
providing that the gun factory provided
Tor IN the bill shall De ssiabiished At Water
Siiei arsenal instead Of Allegheny arsenal.
Daizeil of Pennsylvania supported the
amendment !
Dockery Of Missouri advocated an amend.
mcnt for the erection Of gun factory al
Liberty arsenal, Missouri. 1t was, he said,
situated in the banner Democratic county
Of his district, at the nome OF his Repubi.
can competitor. He declined to answer
question by kiigorc Of Texas, II IL was nee
essary for him to get this appropriation In
order TO def, az his competitor.
Dockery'e amendment was defeated. aS
was That offered by Bayne. The point of
order raised by TowBshend ia the section
providing for the appointment Of a board
OF defense, and apPropriating s., a.. go 10
meet the expense OF the board aud for the
purchase of l. and lsiaeh steel guns and
iEtuch castirun guns, WAS ruled out
The COMMITTEES then rose aud reported
The bsll % the house The previous qucs-
ton was ordered Oh Its passage, and then
the biil went over until Tomorrow. Ad
iogrued.
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City Property.

D lots o. Ycslar's second supplemental
addition. uar blcCk geom Madison
street; houses all round theia Frsee,
Sl..0 each.
3 beautiful cleared lots in D. / Len.
nN's ana addition. frice. s-eu's
ueaf street uag iiue gtid within I've
bluCks of Gautor Npe route.
I lot with roam hard inished house
iu y. /. ncauV's para addition Two
bloess from usatas linc rouie- trlev'
slAu
2 cleared lats iu Pongius sddiuon'
commands 6nc Nics- Price, sl-.e-
I lot la Borrn addition, with STssom
housc. Price. 500.
I let u Kauimsu sid.ue1 THIS Is
choice i9t cpN II pi'SA 3reh
cable ears rftce, s.to
30 lots, Easiand's addition % snohe..
misb lite. al level aHd y sstliat
hHs. CLEANED, Wlthin I've pnA9Sts
walk c. West Coast raiiuSd aeFaoi-
Pr.rr. irast Slt0 Ia az, pcf luy sno-
hu'ai>a rs t,l-iRy ttv uoSi I.To'tiia -
iaiaud town in Western NsShinS
ton fcT iuRcstmegt
Z 0ae-a-re Iats ia SnVhemish CttSf
huasas hnill All ropna lhrm; beat
u66.y situated. Fgsces $50 esss'h,
2 lots is suoaomssa Cs2 Tor SO each
2 lots iu Saaao,nisb City io7 Ii7t each.
ssrv. II rich hatson lsnd adsoiuiog
SuoHuwi,G titF- friee, t'se
90 a.--e. fae icrVl laad twe miies irota
Waatallt. Price, SO f-T aeEe.
90 a57cs oue al,i bsli milcs hga -
nsf1c. sEigatie tur 1lNsln5 iRto 2
esd ls-sers tracts. 5 Q Tlaf acre.
u Her,s esrafa half utc So NNN
WH reos. sura desirable aQtt as
lee; ti- opportunity q aaAf 81
3Csc-.l-fs
4 aa. f..l f.roucr,y for ss,c
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A SENATE TARIFF BILL.
Blaine Thinks the Republicans Must
Formulate One.

NFw YoRE, Aug. IA Washington
special OF the Past this afternoon SAYS. The
attention Of a member Of the committee
on finance vas called this morning TO a
published statement that Blaine had sent
a message TO Washington through senator
Hale that il was ine&pedicnt for the Re-
pubiicans Of the senate TO report tarif
bill. He said: "This report is true in no
particular. II is a fact. however. that a
prominent Republican who did see Mr.
Blaine In New YORK and talked with him
on tariff matters, did bring a message 10
the committee that Mr.. Blaine does not see
that the Republicans of the senate have
any alternative except 20 prepare ana re-
port tariff bill That is the only suggcs
iion that has come TO the committee as 10
The views of Mr.. Blaine on the snbiect."
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THE LAWS LONG ARM.
A Chicago Forger Arrested 4. ORE

FervLANn, Aug. 18Th 1885 John Fss<.
worth of Chicago fcrEcd deed Ia 4 fsrv,
vsloed al stooo. with the aileresi eannl.-
Ance Of a notary, Th-mas nnrassd. ana
mort<agcd the prapefty for slaQN. ussh
which money he lied the country. Ne
long thereafter the forgery was bronxht "a
light and detective placed ON Ellsworfhas
scent. but the fellow uaanagcd 10 keen M
place OF rcsitence concealed tn ahoqf
seven mouths ago, when sheriff Matthews
learned thai the forger was on the pse}fs
slopc. lie r.lacci hfrasclf in co,nnn,,lr.-
ton with the shcrifs OF the states and TER.
ritories II the Pacific Coast. sending mn
description aad Photograph
HIS easrEy was r~warfcd several WrAka
ago ~ rvcciNinr telegram from the shers
~ ~ Pacific county, W. r.. advising him
that tactc was = man answering the de-
scriptstn Working IL one of the saw ufil<
ol that riarc Matthews afriesSf in Waxh.
tnet0n Territory about two weeks ara, s,ssf
upon raching the county seat az rastiie
eouuiy he harmed that his faan hsa roae
. Astoria. lhithcr the sheri siIfcl lowed Ains
and fsuud The foFseF locked up Ia the citv
prison on ehaTge of drunkenness, This
vas on Thursday last. aud The faliowiur
day Ellsworth Was placed behind the tara
~ tniS city Awaiting transportation East 10
staud trial for his crime, No mention ~sx
made q The fact at the time hecansa
snefiH Mathews requested suppFs ssinn
Of the facts 70 enable him % secure the
pfisouers confederate, ThomaS nurand.
she ChtcaTo notary public
last evening Sheun Matthews received
4 telegram stating that Dnrsad had been
locked up and insfFuetinE him 10 tsroeeed
Fast with Ellsworth. The two Wiif Start a
so'clock tomorrow morning
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rus WAR rs oYFn.
The Apache Army VIII Surrender
In Two Defa~Arenfs

MAS4ES0roN. Aug. ts.-Thc aaintant.
general Of the army to-day reccived the
ioiloviug telegram nom 6ca Howard,
dated san Francisco,
several sensational reports have come
10 me from different sources. claiming an
indian Fatd has been made late Fieasaut
valley, Altoona All these reported deeds
have proved without foundation Gen.
Miles has scut from Sau CArias The follow
ing telegram, just received The report
from Pleasant valley J was satisfied could
not be true, and made 40 rtpert OF IL IL
proves entirely without foundation. Thcrc
arr but six men away from their proper
camps, avoiding arrest tor acts 81 violence
resulting from lndian quaFreiS | expect
thiec 10 surrender here and three 20 sur
reudcr az Apache. None have left tho
reservation, neither have they disturbed
the persaG or property of white men. They
hFed upon the scouts. but The cause end
circumstances cannot be fully explained
by telegraph. In the main al the Indians
are ugder contrui aud coadition 0i peace
asavafis
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CONNECTICUT REPUBLICANS.
Candidates Nominated with Great
Tnanimfty-The Platform

HAETyoED. Csnn.- Aus. Il-The Rep1b-
lieaa state convention elected John NJ
Hall permanent chairman. After speeches
and routine business Morgan e. Buckley
sss nozinsted for governor. Gen :
Merlin for Lieutenant geyernor. and K. j
wslch secretary of state. by aeelanasson
z :. Henry was nominated for treasurer
and John b Wright for comptroller.
The platform Fztites the nomination Of
Harrison and Norton and approves the
Republican national platform: declares
against tariff for revenue only. aud fayoTs
protection 10 American industries and Ia
hogs deno1ncgs the policy of free trade ss
embodied in the presidents message. ia
SSe Mills bill. aSi ia the Democratic plat
form. a snifnieal 10 the Industrial inter
esss OF cur people declares in favor Of the
sfste local option hqcar law. favors = con-
pgis3ry secret ballot and fair count. and
asks liberal pensions Of ex-soldiers and
sailors.
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NO FTLrHu STEERING.


WasHrSsTos. Aug. lAi-There was A
caucus 81 Democratic senator's this morn
fug. called, it is underwood, 10 egisse-
1usiiee nf q note received ~ Eeek rom
Fdmune~ stating That The latter bad heard
that sbe iiemaffeis ifcFe aisf1l " ti'e gu
ato-y Tactics ufseu fse fishery treaty.. and
ssEl5r 10 be informed a ths faeis. =, faai
fnt ssu-es eaaid he taken 70 seeflre the
trese fssc q Republican aI'ssnie%s u ueef.s
sarr. ne sahi e. Il j. reported sas taid
before the ezacls sud resulted IN dis.
avaEai ga the raft ~ ihpse present. 81
srs t1grtss-ss fo hi5husfeT. ard ar under
fa-sfas7diuR that 4 F1fc shall he taken oll
fhe Nerzan FssGisfieu a. scgn - Harzsa
sefshed hif speech. Al order ~ hfislrcsl
s.ou1.atffee Wa apfsgtntea
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report in SS7s o. is79. and sl,e= the debate
N the serafe IA lss4 hrs mind was clear
sAas Il aNs the dntg IL the government 10
exercise IS nafSah.ed power n the sucsi
sfFfpessA.e Nsy. eifhe- b treaty - hy
lexis Atses, 70 secure the prohibition of
SRissse immigration. He ueveT varied for
a uaofssns trsn thAs Judgment He did
not friieTs Nr. Hs-risen, Hso he believed
would and ought 50 Be elrctea to the tsres;-
sieacy- entertained any ciEeFenf scnsi-
i2eat He did nat speak fsr Mr.. Harrs-
soa. NJ Harrison Was Ne i3ilipatian cAa-
dssiasc. but was the peer OF his 4eccSers.
from wherever they Eighs come. He
Hoald defeus himself on sll p>areg orcs-
s3ozs- As respected his votes In she Sea.
ste. the senator froFa Missouri fNesfl ought
"a kpew aud did know that TIE RepQb.
lican psrty was IS Vigorous aad strong on
the Chinese question a. the Democratic
party.
Allison presented a ecnfereuce report on
the army appropriation bill. which with
out being read was orSserpd 20 Be printed
in the AansFd and 20 DC acted on t0mor-
row Adjourned
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fIALh AbfANNE IN AFRICA
Turkey Claims rhareah's Old DO
ssaintou

ROME, Aug i5A-~iaren Rapel has acea-
pied KJhTn. % niles northwest OF Msss.t.
uah. lie dcclascd he acted in behalf of
I;Rlv
CoNsrASTISorLE, Aug. it.-The porte has
sent a circular "a the powers regarding the
occupation - Massogah hy italy. IN 81
the porte maintains the sn1eFan rights 81
the sultan over the whole OF the eastern
and western csasts of the Red sea. and De
clarcs the Italian occupation af NassnWah
is violation of existing treaties
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Doom of the Turk i'm
the New Railroad.
FAMINE AND RIOT N ALBANIA.
Boulanger's Presence at Amlens
Causes street fi~hting-rhe Far
nell Commission Organizing -
itsiy's Possession Of Red Sea
Ports disputed

CoSsftSnSoTLr. Aug tS.-The govern.
menS has ordered the removal from the
railway stations in Turkish territory Of ell
bunting Vuf up by the railway officials "a
commemorate The opegiEg of the through
nne from this citv 10 Paris. and has giren
Instructions 70 allow the train now on the
way from Paris II CcaSaasinapie. aud the
opening oI The road. 10 proved Ia silence.
Turkey opposes the oTrning Of the rad
A crisis is reported between the sBltan
aud his ministers, due 10 the Feltasal az thc
stistan 70 sanction the grand vsRierss pro-
PosAl 70 borrow Gl.seo. .ass0 10 paw the ever.
tiac WAGES Of soldiers aud saiiors- IL Is
rismored that Said PashR. minister % far.
elgn atIsirs, viii saccecd kisu1il Fasaa as
sraaa vizics. and Goahau fasha viii bc
sent 10 Laadou en seefef mission,
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60. .l.-..l.n 6 GO. d ~ -.

IS EssfEs 1Ecs' Az is~sr sL
i - aEss tak s. p Eaan ~ 49,
II Ee-e pszssit - - ar - ts-y,r -
ssxa
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YELLOW FENF Z n ttHAs
Twenty Deaths AT santiago Children
aud - aufaFdz suffer.

NEW YnRK. Aug l5--Advicc- from san
fiago dc cuba "a, that % deaths from yel-
i,lw fever have occurred IN that city mp g.
the 18th Of July, largely amOag ihe mill
tary New fogd j. furnished the 81 ease
by a lot Of fftEhiv arrived SpaulBrsis The
weather Is favorable Tor yellow fever.
R.pofts from the interior say that many
ehidrca and native Iutans are dyins oi
yellow fever AZ eaBia spiutn 4 children
have been swept RHey IN siagie daf-
Toe steamer City of baltimore cleared
from sautiag8 icw Gays $50 igr Fbiaagl
phia. When six hours esit The fbief vih
Ger died Of yellow fever The steamer
pame back aud reported the death from
apopicxy Df. Camerins, oi the United
: aif : marine hospital y He'd 10 hy N'
.lll ~. ana ai,srriIt.- 20 hE me aE-nta.
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sIr LAEE. Ang. H.-HcNarii O. speu-
ceT was to-day h-id n Esp1n aud George
sislnghsm tn 500 b.Iuds. for the murder
~ .erTr Pike ia August. I23. lu this e.ty
-ffiughsga male q r1ufsssio1 that ,he fur
nisi4cd spencer his Wesf.eu 70 d i.Se shoot
Ing aud helped sgeuc~f ta escape.
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Taeg ssrc au fsels b i'is fea-, ayi - :
* - Fal se 8Os't wen eve ysfssR r
~, 49, -, sa,lss fa.s. NJ ale teifi teasfi..t
faF- taena ~ xsa-iss - rs - -
~ Flee al gia4 uaafrs i,sfi- tA -
sufa inis fan !.
sAa ssssf s4lG frssi. ra'n "a
fs a.e hata ast esd q l'!t
~ 49, s-fiass fstNe 81 stc ff2fse =
.,fr fiarfr Tsas Nzs 81 e 1e1l &tfi i'lis'
~ faa taag sss ff+ 'ts &'-
uesF e au T
~ rsrs s - kllt that Nf tfs
as a 3. -e yof
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toa from this state. returned f,o,, N,
kaSt e MI hf. lie says The fccllar a1l aver
ihe Fast Is cecgeeaay against lise ere',ss
tie thinks the aeseicf menis II fhn is.s
vrSgea eleStfoo vii y rep<atea all over
New York feel very ccahsaont - Far~ss,ss-
the s.atc. Tacy think the elecsIon -
Harrlson and McSten is a sure thlnr
A. &. Bowman. frd III SparIiur q N
ThnEnas and Paul r. Moar, az ssalflr' srs
az hss Gilman ~
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Y. VI. c. A. OF rHE WORLD.
Quadrennial Convention at Stock
holm, sweden.

STOCKHOLM. Anr. iS--rhc eleventh con
veniiOn oi the Young Mems Christian As
soeiation Of the world convened in this city
90 day, and was formally opened IN hfiei
address by Count Berusi0d Of Berlin, presi-
dent Of the convention held four seaos ago
IN Berlin An address Of welcome was de.
livered by the bishop of Nishy and an ad-
dress Of Inauguration by Baron Uggias
DR. Won Schecie was elected president aud
George Williams OF London, Count Bern.
sioff of Berlin and Lucian Warner Of New
York vice presidents The worlds com
miitee reporf showed gratifying growth
Of the Mnrk In the nAsi fNnr Nears.
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MIKE DoEaN's CONVENTION.


ST. PsuI. Aug. fI.--The Democratic state
convention to nominate state offirers and
presidential electors. met this morning. A
lively contest eHssed between the friends
ard opponents Of Chairman D0fan Of the
state committee for control OF the tempo
rsry organization. that resulted In the
choice ef Z. J. I.Rrsbef1an, one Of Boran's
friends. after V hieA = recess vas ;akep.
The resolutions reported By the commit
tee eongratulasss the tax payerS OF the
state and nation on TIE Nomination Of
Cleveland AID Thurman and endorses IN
the strongest iaagQsge the platform Of the
aafional Democratic party
f. VI. Wilson, of Minneapolis. was unani-
uausly nominated Tor governor The
irrepressibie Doran and auii.DoFas contest
broke out AGAIN, and the convention al
icurned TIL 20 msrTow without further
nominations
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,richlrnn Vow Moro u,,e,.

DETROIT. Aug. f5-The Union Labor
state convention met this afternoon. The
committee on credentials recommended
tbat no proxies al any kind be recognized.
Vigorous prstesis were made. after which
the convention adjourned It'll This morn
ting Upon reeohVeniHg Barley Breen.
candidate for aHditor-general on the
DemoefaiiaGf Gfeentack ticket. stated
that be had credentials to east
the vote Of Mcuominee COUNTY,
aud as this right was denied
him be would withdraw, He was ioi.
lowed bv half the delegates present. The
anti fusiOnisis then nomiBafed full state
ticket with William Mills al the head. The
boiling fsetiGa assembled shortly after in
the Michigan Exchange and endorsed the
entire Democratic Jreenbaek ticket
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a. 10 pl9Fss,-- fsessa Hler won, Ihfy til sec
ord. beiya lockwood third; iiJae, 2szO'@
81 ciass, S.H0l pnfse--ffasik hut1f1l
wsn. J. a. KiehardeOu srecsih, HERnsy
BRIGHT third; b. 1t tine. 40.
Free for al pacng, f1Doe t,llrse-siohr-
sion barred, Arrow won, lFwelt sFes,p1,
g,nsslp tbird. the others distaaceds best
time l.ifif.
1880 purse. unhnlshei-Th0rnlee won
ne ara heat, Rare Pipe the second hcnt.
fgfvfa sfgf.
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Timber Lands.

acrcs. ~ miles from sslt water, y
mll1S irJla Seaitlc
, acres Within oae-Gslf nile ei SAT-
Wsirr Wil cat E,dS9,as0 Price,
Et2 pgf acnc.
acres. wiii cnt s.NN' o@1; II railroad
sA mid bc bullt ta POD Tow ascnd y
viii run through tbls tract VIII
sell tuuheF wttAgut the laud, e iss,i .
taectavr. Price, s-sQo. vF s-eeo iof
flnafaYr
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SEATTLE TERRITORY,

tssr Il allowed free eorn PETITION IN cur sser
kek ". sboald protect eEr peogie a<zinss
corE pFtsrion with the pro.iuets Of nasssr
paid lxior ah-osd. rs sell IS against the
coming tosSr sAores % yznper lzoorers
znGer contract. aud Chlnese. These two
tncggafs are fwin fscaghfs- The same
inxie supports beth. aad the Republican
party holds fhea as the daal CONCLUSION of
one great argument.
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rrtty. mnrIoN DoLLARs.
Taxi ing inventory of the Paper Re-
.......5 fvst,, ths, Postal Thieves.

cmcaee. AuR. i5--The rs sf0Hiee suthnT
fsies having iu cbatrr the s1x herY e..
fair have eump}elgd paffiei Lei ~
checks. drafts, no fev orders aun other ue
ratsable Tauers iouu1 80 obcrkainrt,s
~sou. - FAR IL frsnts ur s@2a 900 TIE tn-
s-yzr Tor 3 snffsfie3 fsat the szgEegaie vgiue
III fils, stolen Gocuweuis reeuTenea VIII us
fr-fV a million ssatlers
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uunrrr-l.rxnlf tn Albania,

LoSpos. Aug. la-samlne prevails in
kpirlS, aud serious disorders have nc-
carFcd. The Aihau'aa garrison. In Met,
eoNc, owing % Ron receipt Of wages. AZ.
tempted - sack the town. The soldiers
killed iDaHy christians aad plnudered the
shops. Ten houses we've burned.
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oomrrrIrIos ENDED.
One Tug Company la san Francisco
Ahsnfitn the nfMer.

SkS FHtScisc0. Aug ts.-fho rivalry
fhaf has existed tstwrca sue two rival tow
beat cpml lauirs here for the last two
years Is nt au gud- the rseiAc Tow Boat
Cumfany hHGiHg Foif cot tp day 70 the
ship owners zpa merchants Hue, better
knavu a. the {" t.rf Funnel company,
The tern as are private J hs Pacific Iow
Eaaf .. was composed of Capt. 90odali
Edwin Goadail and Capt. Grieiths, aud
dates back o. the early days u shipping
ou this cla.t.
rs fhe terms 81 The sale the Red Funnel
Cutnpa ~ VIII add SIX more t0gboais IA rs
uerf. ratnslv. the Monarch. Rescue, Aetna,
NenIune. wizard aud WHferwiich, the
kssie. whieh isuoW a; san Diego, not be
fns fnelngisd iu TIE contract
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
The Progress of the Disease
Checked in Florida.
Cuba Is Suffering the AffiIetion Of
the Dreadful Visitor Children
and sraniards Iis Food.

w6sHINsToS, Aug Il. oticial bslleiins
to-day from Florida show three uew cases
OF yellow fever aud no deaths. Tweuty-
three are unacr treatment There have
been IS cases to date and four deaths
There is one suspicious case az Tampa. aud
one death has occurred.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Aug. ls.-rhc wealth
cr Is damp and sniiry ry-excellent weather
Tor the spread Of yellow fever. No new
cases have been reported up TO noon. The
city is being put Ia thorough sanitary con
diiion.
There we're no uew Eases Of lever today,
and n, deaths Toe WORK OF dislnfeetl0a
is geiug steaiity on. Toe weather j. ina
prUgipe
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ImMIGKArIoN Evils.
Amtrican Cigarmskers Nearly DriT-
en- nsa NV ForefcUers

NEW Y0EE. Aug t5.~Thf committee iu-
vcsfteafing the evils ~ emigration today
examined David Harris. president cf the
local CieRrmRktss. international nlon-
Ir aid fhe Anlesica1 workman hns be- "a
an. - .lf3gcn an, - tnsluess Is fer Ign
Iab9rers. In iSs4 good cigarmaAcrs c9n4d
earn!50 a week. aud. now 81 WAS laiT
week : wages. MsHy manufacturers im
forted foreign labar
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Atlet,Inr land 90 the Crow..

Crow AcRNcy. Mont, Aug. l5.--speciaf
Aeent Col Jas. r. Howard has just reached
here from indian Territory TO resume allnt.
mcni of lands 10 tho Crows ON nr&cfs from
the department. Six hundred allotments
were made last year, and there are about
600 yet 10 be made Howard was gratifed
to aud the Indians understood the matter
better than last year aud are anxious TO
have the aiio,mcnts made right away.
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rhey were oI.i -

fn Chioara Mrs. Packer ffesensa NJ
Snrfhsfde b. Ms. salthsiAe.
Nr. .nrshs.fe-i have haA % yaFWftSr
~ e,refinv Mr.. gsutffaiae hffefe. issisexe.
NFs H-Farloa net dou' reiaeulter.
NJ S.-Tniak . lnutaeni.
Mr. : faiter yfotound mssiitaiipal Oh.
hs-g Z faoasnfd parlonsi l fesaii the 90
easfisu nos Yaa asfe ny Fsrf hfst has-
h6iid i'm Huea . stupid iit1le iniiAF -
sfad % see yoa. How IL ihs pressna Af<
s8rfbslae'
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A SON rei,r thn mcrmIt.

BRUSSELS. Aug y. la the cathedral here
TO-DAY Cardinal LRylgcre announced that
he would form a company 90 organize a
volunteer expedition 10 the TAucanylka
country % suppress the slave traffic lie
estimated the cost al 81 10000 francs, and
invited subscriptions % a fund to defray
the FNuQuEes